I cant stream anywhere close to where my rank normally can. (or so i think) 
i can on 142 bpm for 200 ir so notes at bad acc. But i cant keep a 300 combo going.pandaBee wrote:
can you stream 20 notes or more consistently at a comfortable bpm?
i have that map and thanks for the way to train though.Raniemi wrote:
https://osu.ppy.sh/s/72474
choose a BPM and retry whenever you mess up
Thanks that makes sense to me il do that. But wont your stamina increase with those long stream maps help as well?ManuelOsuPlayer wrote:
Stream PRACTICE not stream LEARNING maps. They are useless to learn. Play old maps to get reading and coordination, new maps to get consistence tapping and better rhythm and timming. Get more skill in general and play long deathstream + spaced stream maps to learn to read streams well and get stamina and consistence.
https://osu.ppy.sh/p/packlist
that's true but it's only one aspect of how easy they are to accxxjesus1412fanx wrote:
the reason higher bpm streams (to a point) are easier is because their hit windows are closer together so it's less acc intensive.
As u can see, assuming OD is the same, you spend much more time not in the hit window at lower bpm's and so a lot more opportunity to hit something other than a 300. At certain bpms/OD combinations this becomes so pronounced that hit windows basically overlap so you can just mash out 300's.
Your streaming technique is bad but not strictly due to lack of speed, that's why by upping the bpm you do better. Finger control matters, play basara 100 times and check back with us.
That's what Greece said.Endaris wrote:
don't worry about having a deficit.
well yeah that's why i said to a point, that point is where your individual speed/stamina start to become a limiting factor instead. The main point was to help explain why he can do the higher bpm streams with higher acc than the lower bpm ones.Momiji wrote:
that's true but it's only one aspect of how easy they are to accxxjesus1412fanx wrote:
the reason higher bpm streams (to a point) are easier is because their hit windows are closer together so it's less acc intensive.
As u can see, assuming OD is the same, you spend much more time not in the hit window at lower bpm's and so a lot more opportunity to hit something other than a 300. At certain bpms/OD combinations this becomes so pronounced that hit windows basically overlap so you can just mash out 300's.
Your streaming technique is bad but not strictly due to lack of speed, that's why by upping the bpm you do better. Finger control matters, play basara 100 times and check back with us.
even if your stamina is only like 30% of the way to being truly exhausted, the stream still might start feeling differently... even despite the aspect that you described 200bpm 100 note streams end up harder to acc than 180bpm 100 note streams for me, for example. one aspect is nullified by another. you need real excess stamina to be consistent.
also when you go down in bpm, for example...
135bpm isn't 110% as hard as 150bpm honestly lol. there's a breaking point around there where an addictional factor of "finger control" (i don't like saying that because it's not specific) arises
do you like my story of doubletapping a 345bpm 20 note stream with tilted fingers and SSing it (od9)
this is truEndaris wrote:
Generally speaking, players at your pp can't stream (even if they claim the opposite).
It's the usual time for learning it so don't worry about having a deficit.
Rouke_mk1 wrote:
:cry: I cant stream anywhere close to where my rank normally can. (or so i think)
Not a lot more to say. Most of people around our level just get their PP with aiming maps and not really technical or streaming ones.Endaris wrote:
Generally speaking, players at your pp can't stream (even if they claim the opposite).
It's the usual time for learning it so don't worry about having a deficit.
That killed me when i read that. Oh god that was funny.pandaBee wrote:
That's what Greece said.Endaris wrote:
don't worry about having a deficit.
Well that makes a ton of sense to me and thanks for the basara map. Its so tough for me but thanks itll help at least a bit in being able to stream.xxjesus1412fanx wrote:
the reason higher bpm streams (to a point) are easier is because their hit windows are closer together so it's less acc intensive.
As u can see, assuming the OD+length of the stream is the same, lowering the bpm increases the time where tapping would result in a 100/50 or just a flat out miss (the amount of white space between the blocks). At certain bpms/OD combinations this effect becomes so pronounced that hit windows basically overlap so you can just mash out 300's.
Your streaming technique is bad but not strictly due to lack of speed, that's why by upping the bpm you do better. Finger control matters, play basara 100 times and check back with us.