I always follow the play more bible everyone preaches and I tend to enjoy myself either way even if I feel like I suck.
Lately though I've gone months without improving too much and I can tell myself that the tablet area I have is pretty ridiculous. I used to play with really high in-game setting sensitivity and switched to a smaller area instead since it was better.
http://i.imgur.com/h5HHww5.png
I have so much practice on this area that I can hold ~98% acc in songs around my skill level but any kind of nervousness or if my pen isn't perfectly moving perpendicular I miss terribly. Long jumps suffer a lot too because of how little room for error there is and how the mapping sort of gets distorted at this sensitivity if your pen isn't perfectly level. I'm trying to make my area bigger gradually but my play takes a nosedive that I can barely play songs way below what I usually play at. Ofc that's not gonna happen overnight. Playing more.
TL;DR Would it be worth it to use a bigger tablet area or is it a bad idea to change your play-style after playing with it so long?
Lately though I've gone months without improving too much and I can tell myself that the tablet area I have is pretty ridiculous. I used to play with really high in-game setting sensitivity and switched to a smaller area instead since it was better.
http://i.imgur.com/h5HHww5.png
I have so much practice on this area that I can hold ~98% acc in songs around my skill level but any kind of nervousness or if my pen isn't perfectly moving perpendicular I miss terribly. Long jumps suffer a lot too because of how little room for error there is and how the mapping sort of gets distorted at this sensitivity if your pen isn't perfectly level. I'm trying to make my area bigger gradually but my play takes a nosedive that I can barely play songs way below what I usually play at. Ofc that's not gonna happen overnight. Playing more.
TL;DR Would it be worth it to use a bigger tablet area or is it a bad idea to change your play-style after playing with it so long?