Timo Timo wrote:
I accept that it is a bad habit if my goal was to learn to play maps that have circles more infrequently than what's natural for the rhythm, but I don't think that's my goal. So I'm not convinced it such a bad habit that I'll try to cure myself of it. : o Unless it prevents me from doing harder maps as well...
Also, have you tried playing without approach circles? It works for me, for the most part, but there are sections where I get really confused about when to click. Especially right after breaks. I suppose if it's possible to learn to read the rhythm perfectly without approach circles, I should try to learn that and get rid of the approach circles.
the first thing you need to realize here is that unless the maps is shit, streams always fits into a part of rhythm (like drum roll or guitar solo..?). If you can't even realize that, you aren't really playing to the rhythm yet.
and also, yes i tried to play without approach circle for once, and the result was hell
I get really confused once some patterns comes out. as long as it's not simple jumps or streams, i can do fine, but it's not the case here for 5* songs since we have some different patterns all over.
and also, as endaris said, circle is not deep philosophic process. circle is not rocket science. you see the circle, you click the circle to the beat, that's all it is.