I bought a tablet thinking I would be frustrated for a few months before I would be fully accustomed to the device. Much to my surprise it didn't take long, it has since been two days since I've been playing on my Bamboo pen and I am already beating past scores submitted by mouse. I'm wondering am I the only one? Or is the switch usually this painless?
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How long did it take you to switch to tablet?
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How long did it take you to switch to tablet?
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3 hours until I passed kanbu
Infinite amount of time. Even Cookiezi is still getting better and better every day. It is a matter of what you call "get used to it". Untill you can pass "decent" hard maps, maybe a month, untill you can HR+HD emerald sword maybe more than a year?
I started tablet for osu!, but it took me a few hours to get accustomed to using the tablet for drawing, and maybe a month or two for me to feel as comfortable as I am with paper and pencil.
Three years later, I'm probably more accustomed to the conveniences of digital work versus paper and pencil - I have subconsciously moved my left hand in the "Ctrl+Z" position when I'm sketching on paper, or tried click the side of the pencil to make the tip change size.
Three years later, I'm probably more accustomed to the conveniences of digital work versus paper and pencil - I have subconsciously moved my left hand in the "Ctrl+Z" position when I'm sketching on paper, or tried click the side of the pencil to make the tip change size.
Tablets are for the weak.
Real men play mouse-only.
Real men play mouse-only.
Switched to tablet, "only" because my first 2 "mouses" (don't know if it's mice because it is a pc mouse afterall) died (the buttons) xD In some point I was "better" in streaming and "jumping" with mouse only. After some time the tablet proves to have some slight advantages towards the mouse-only style, but no real advantages that makes you godlike.GladiOol wrote:
Tablets are for the weak.
Real men play mouse-only.
2 days until I decreased the active area to the smallest as possible
About a minute or two.
No, I don't play tablet, only played on a few tablets my friends who draw stuff left at my house.
They take away a large amount of fun.
No, I don't play tablet, only played on a few tablets my friends who draw stuff left at my house.
They take away a large amount of fun.
Playing with tablet for about a month now and I'm still worse than with my mouse, but that might also be because I switched from clicks to keyboard and am pretty awful at it 
3 hours. Like every hours I increase the sensitivity by 0.1 in Osu! and 1 tick in windows setup. When I switched, I feel map that used to be fast AR seem to be slow. But then, I am a lazy player 
i started osu with a tablet too but for some reason i can't even play normal diffs properlyDaru wrote:
I started tablet for osu!, but it took me a few hours to get accustomed to using the tablet for drawing, and maybe a month or two for me to feel as comfortable as I am with paper and pencil.
Three years later, I'm probably more accustomed to the conveniences of digital work versus paper and pencil - I have subconsciously moved my left hand in the "Ctrl+Z" position when I'm sketching on paper, or tried click the side of the pencil to make the tip change size.
so i took a break for like a couple months and play again with a mouse, surprisingly i suddenly can fc songs
after a year i recently tried tablet and need around 2-3 days to get accustomed to it
2 days dunno.
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Hmm I guess "used to it" would mean you are just as or better then before. I can already pass lunatic and 99% insane songs, and am making progress already ?_? That means either I was really bad with mouse to begin with, or I play too muchNeruell wrote:
Infinite amount of time. Even Cookiezi is still getting better and better every day. It is a matter of what you call "get used to it". Untill you can pass "decent" hard maps, maybe a month, untill you can HR+HD emerald sword maybe more than a year?
1 hours
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But then again, I suck anyway.dNextGen wrote:
RhaiizoN wrote:
never
About an hour to reach my mouse skill. Adjusted the active area and switched to hovering the pen which took about a day to surpass my mouse skill.
Tried it for a week or two before I gave up and went back to mouse 