If so, then me some advantages pls
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Is learning single tapping worth it?
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Singletap give you more speed. Easier to control, easier to build muscle memory due to repeat the same movements at same patterns.
As a player who started full alternating first year of playing, and learned to semi-alternate and singletap, i don't alternate or semialternate anymore only at slidders into streams patterns where the music beats still being a stream.
I don't know exactly say why, but i find singletap way better. With alternate it's way easier to hold combos, but it's harderst to learn to control compared to singletap.
It's worth learning it. Then you can chose what you feel better, or use both.
As a player who started full alternating first year of playing, and learned to semi-alternate and singletap, i don't alternate or semialternate anymore only at slidders into streams patterns where the music beats still being a stream.
I don't know exactly say why, but i find singletap way better. With alternate it's way easier to hold combos, but it's harderst to learn to control compared to singletap.
It's worth learning it. Then you can chose what you feel better, or use both.
singletapping doesn't have any actual advantage over alternating, if you can alternate then i don't see a reason to learn singletap.
If you're full alt player from the very beginning: no it isn't worth it. Just practice your own playstyle.
If you can alternate effectively, then no. Don't stop alternating, I envy people who can full alternate jumps, it's easier on your hand.
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Lol I dont know why, but I keep single tapping on jumps.
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Single tapping is easier to get high acc on than alternating, but alternating is easier to control and less prone to missing slider ends. But if you're already comfortable alternating it's not really worth it to switch imo.
Alternating is not easier to control imo, single tapping is thus the accuracy/ease of entry.
Mastering alternating is worth imo, unless if you want to ss'ing all this darn map single tapping is worth when it come to acc
I think it's best to get comfortable with a variety of playstyles and pick whichever you like most, based on your own experiences. Sure, learn to singletap! Why not? But don't force yourself to do it if you don't like it.
Far easier said than done.butt prince wrote:
Sure, learn to singletap!
When you're used to full alternating, coming out of any 1/4 pattern or complicated sliderpattern where you have to alternate it requires a strong conscious effort to not continue alternating after that.
It is disturbing.
i used to full alt but i stopped when i switched the hands i was aiming/tapping with
I know, I've always been full alternate -- I'm not saying it's easy to learn. It's not easy to learn tap/x either. But if you want to learn it to see, why shouldn't you put in the effort? I say just go for it; put in the time, see what happens. Maybe you'll like it, maybe you'll hate it. But you won't wonder anymore.Endaris wrote:
Far easier said than done.
When you're used to full alternating, coming out of any 1/4 pattern or complicated sliderpattern where you have to alternate it requires a strong conscious effort to not continue alternating after that.
It is disturbing.
I've done both single tap and alternate.
Single tap makes it easier to acc jumps
alternate makes it easier to acc compound sliders/reverse sliders
There were some other discrepancies but these were the main ones for me. That being said just do whatever you enjoy more.
Single tap makes it easier to acc jumps
alternate makes it easier to acc compound sliders/reverse sliders
There were some other discrepancies but these were the main ones for me. That being said just do whatever you enjoy more.
i alternate slider spam (which will be an obsolete strategy come scorev2) and singletap everything elsepandaBee wrote:
I've done both single tap and alternate.
Single tap makes it easier to acc jumps
alternate makes it easier to acc compound sliders/reverse sliders
There were some other discrepancies but these were the main ones for me. That being said just do whatever you enjoy more.