I'm thinking about buying a tablet to play osu! of bamboo .. worth buying a tablet?
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I asked myself the same thing, so I just ordered a cheap $34 tablet :p It was worth it imo. If you plan on also using it to draw, then it would probably be a good investment.
Wether it will be worth it, or not, depends on your own preferences. If you're already using keyboard, then buying a tablet can be a very good investment and it's really fun and easier to make wide jumps.
Just watch out and don't get tempted to use a tiny area. If you give a huge area some time, you will definitely benefit from It over time.
Just watch out and don't get tempted to use a tiny area. If you give a huge area some time, you will definitely benefit from It over time.
if you want to be a "competitive" osu player, then yes.
Drawing with tablet is pretty fun so it's not only limited to osu!.
depends, if you're dedicated enough to this game.
Having a tablet on your desk is neat too.
Having a tablet on your desk is neat too.
Sigh...Mesita wrote:
if you want to be a "competitive" osu player, then yes.
you cant deny that most of the top players use tablet.
just because 2/10th(made up number) of the top players uses mouse does not mean mouse is just as competitive, it only means tablet is indeed better.
just because 2/10th(made up number) of the top players uses mouse does not mean mouse is just as competitive, it only means tablet is indeed better.
don't ever play tiny area plskriers wrote:
Just watch out and don't get tempted to use a tiny area. If you give a huge area some time, you will definitely benefit from It over time.
don't
do
it
;___;
A tablet is a fine investment, depending on how much you want to play. I enjoy using it a lot but don't buy it if you're just looking to get better. You'll actually get worse at first. True story.
Sync wrote:
don't ever play tiny area plskriers wrote:
Just watch out and don't get tempted to use a tiny area. If you give a huge area some time, you will definitely benefit from It over time.
don't
do
it
;___;
A tablet is a fine investment, depending on how much you want to play. I enjoy using it a lot but don't buy it if you're just looking to get better. You'll actually get worse at first. True story.
What's the negatives of using a small area? :O
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Yes tablet has far superior cursor control(that is what they are designed for), you will see a great difference in the first week of using it. However you will hit a skill cap shortly after, when things come down to more than just being good with your cursor. It will not make you a pro.MusicStation wrote:
I'm thinking about buying a tablet to play osu! of bamboo .. worth buying a tablet?
less cursor control, it also hurts the hell out of your hand.MusicalPulse wrote:
What's the negatives of using a small area? :O
I used smallest area possible at first.
current looks like this, with 1920x1080 fullscreen
I was wondering about this same thing last week or so. I finally bought a Wacom Bamboo Connect a couple of days ago and I guess I can say it's nice. Even tho I'm still getting used to it, jumping is a bit easier and I find myself having better control of my cursor. While I'm still not as good as I was with mouse, I'm getting the hang of everything again quite easily.MusicStation wrote:
I'm thinking about buying a tablet to play osu! of bamboo .. worth buying a tablet?
True story indeed.Sync wrote:
A tablet is a fine investment, depending on how much you want to play. I enjoy using it a lot but don't buy it if you're just looking to get better. You'll actually get worse at first. True story.
Some people find using tablet for osu only is useless though.
Story of my life.kriers wrote:
Just watch out and don't get tempted to use a tiny area. If you give a huge area some time, you will definitely benefit from It over time.
So true.kriers wrote:
Just watch out and don't get tempted to use a tiny area. If you give a huge area some time, you will definitely benefit from It over time.
I started out with a small area but gradually upping the area, now I use about half my tablet and jumps/streaming are a lot of easier, cause you have a lot more control.
I hope to work my way up to full tablet someday.
You should also know that how you grip your pen is important, very tight grip = PAIN.
You should hold it very loose and confortable to you.