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Preference has a lot to say. What I can guarantee you with tablet, though, is wrist pains.
maal
Been tableting for over 7 months. No problems what so ever.kriers wrote:
Preference has a lot to say. What I can guarantee you with tablet, though, is wrist pains.
The best way is to go and try it, maybe ask if any of your friends have it or something.
For me it was the other way around. I had horrible pains with mouse, not the tablet.kriers wrote:
Preference has a lot to say. What I can guarantee you with tablet, though, is wrist pains.
there are always exceptions to each rule. I'm not in pain over mouse, but then again, I'm using my entire arm to move it with really low dpi and I've done this for some time now
Rii_old_1
I think that drugs prevent pain
Rena-chan
It probably has to do with being able to relax more with a larger area as compared to concentrating your movements on a smaller area and trying to keep the same accuracy. At least, that's what I'd guess is the reason, I haven't actually used a small area myself, so correct me if this is total bullshit.Rii wrote:
I don't have that O_okriers wrote:
is wrist pains.
I only had that when I tried minimal area once, but now I use big and don't have pain lol, though I do have wrist pain from using my keyboard lol
I think big area prevents pain
But about the main topic at hand, what you're good at is both about preference and what you're used to.
Being comfortable with one playing style and suddenly switching to something completely different will most certainly set your skill back.
Personally, I find tapping notes with my stylus and alternating tap/keyboard button on streams, along with keyboard only on slower streams to be the most comfortably playing style for me.
I played with mouse for like a week and bought tablet, now with tablet I can fc insanes, but with mouse I can't even play "normal" ones. So I guess you get used to one play style after some time, tho I know some people are good with mouse and tablet and I have no idea how they do it.
Tablet doesn't improve your streams, only cursor controlAndy wrote:
Wrist pain for first week, 300 BPM streams the week after.
tap/xNatteke wrote:
Tablet doesn't improve your streams, only cursor controlAndy wrote:
Wrist pain for first week, 300 BPM streams the week after.
Yeah, good luck with scratching your tablet and having a wiggly cursor and random misses.
been using it for almost 1 month now
no wrist pains or etc etc problem with my hands
no wrist pains or etc etc problem with my hands
Meh, if you have enough skill then tap/x can work just fine with minimal cursor shaking because of steady hands and almost no random misses at all.Natteke wrote:
Yeah, good luck with scratching your tablet and having a wiggly cursor and random misses.
Hmm, do any top players actually use tap+kb technique?
http://osu.ppy.sh/u/164583Natteke wrote:
Hmm, do any top players actually use tap+kb technique?
@Rena
coming from somebody who has used both a large and small active region, I can confirm that generally my hand tends to hurt more using the smaller region. Although, I grip the tablet pen tight which probably contributes to it. I hold it like I do a pencil so I'm used to it anyways...
the pain isn't bad (for me)
also in case you are wondering (OP) I use z/x alternate
coming from somebody who has used both a large and small active region, I can confirm that generally my hand tends to hurt more using the smaller region. Although, I grip the tablet pen tight which probably contributes to it. I hold it like I do a pencil so I'm used to it anyways...
the pain isn't bad (for me)
also in case you are wondering (OP) I use z/x alternate
Convincingfartownik wrote:
http://osu.ppy.sh/u/164583Natteke wrote:
Hmm, do any top players actually use tap+kb technique?
Uhm I disagree, my tablet hand is completely relaxed at all times and I use this area. (iono if you consider this small :s) http://puu.sh/gYirRena-chan wrote:
It probably has to do with being able to relax more with a larger area as compared to concentrating your movements on a smaller area and trying to keep the same accuracy..kriers wrote:
is wrist pains.
I think wrist pains just come from movements you're not used to making o;
mekadon_old
Rena-chan
Oh well ! Thanks for proving me wrong.-Soba- wrote:
Uhm I disagree, my tablet hand is completely relaxed at all times and I use this area. (iono if you consider this small :s) http://puu.sh/gYir
I think wrist pains just come from movements you're not used to making o;
mekadon_old
lesjuhNatteke wrote:
Hmm, do any top players actually use tap+kb technique?
Don't go with "what top players use", go with "what you use better".Natteke wrote:
Hmm, do any top players actually use tap+kb technique?
Everyone feel more or less confortable with different methods, it's a matter of try and see wich way you play better.
Use something just because other player use is like buy a shoe with other people's size for you to use.
Rii_old_1
yeah kinda is.Defacer wrote:
main question remains:
playing with tablet for movement and ONLY keyboard for tapping notes = playing with mouse for movement and keyboard for tapping notes ?
also you should see if you are able to stream fast enough with keyboard only, cuz there are enough people who can't do 200+bpm and have to resort to tablet tap, but if you're able to stream fast enough, you'll be fine with just keyboard only.
alternatively, you can use tablet tap for clicking single notes and keyboard for streams
experiment with it and see what you like most.
There's more than one way to play.Defacer wrote:
main question remains:
playing with tablet for movement and ONLY keyboard for tapping notes = playing with mouse for movement and keyboard for tapping notes ?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMAUSYKr ... re=related
Blue Dragon does if i remembered correctlyNatteke wrote:
Hmm, do any top players actually use tap+kb technique?
Tablets are pretty pricey though.
It's hard at first, and your wrists will hurt after some time, but you'll get used to it.
No pain, no gain.
It's hard at first, and your wrists will hurt after some time, but you'll get used to it.
No pain, no gain.
necroposting is a bad thing to do