It depends on what you want to learn. If you play maps that really challenge your aim, speed, reading, tapping, etc. then you will get better at those skills faster. But if the maps are really challenging on those dimensions, the less focus you will have left to spend on accuracy, so you won't train your accuracy as much. I've almost exclusively played maps in order to pass them, so my accuracy is way below average for people who have equal aim, speed and reading as me. Which is a shame, because I think accuracy is really cool.Velura wrote:
Don't play 5 stars, play 3 star maps and actually learn the game. Do yourself the favourszkiller wrote:
or maybe I'm just underestimating myself ?
well in 5* you got shitloads of tv size/tech map/whateverNaotoshi wrote:
tbh, i think past 5 stars most maps are very similar since no new gameplay elements are introduced, just higher spacing~ gratz on first pass. you're doing fine
SPOOK yO U toOOooOoOoOoOOooOoOOooOoOOOKupcaH wrote:
Me too
thanks
szkiller wrote:
( Check my profile for proof )
So I got the 5 star medal and I feel satisfied, but my Play Time: is 61 hours.
I feel like 61 hours is the longest time for a person to achieve a 5 star medal, is it? or maybe I'm just underestimating myself ?
