Hey, guys. I'm still having my same old worry about not being able to handle singles at doubletime speeds on maps that are maybe 150 or higher due to an inability to alternate clicks using my click/x play style. I'm getting a little better, I think, but my question for you is: do you think that it will help me to play maps that have spaced out streams, or are mostly single tapable up until there are some singles that happen quick enough to force me to have to alternate?
I can't think of any other way to expose myself to the problem... Currently I am slowly increasing my singletap speed by avoiding maps that are much above 130 BPM when I do doubletime. I feel like this isn't going to make me any better at those quick singles, though. Even if I reached the limit of my single tap speed, I think I'd still be unable to click fast enough to get good accuracy on a 160BPM DT play.
Obviously I doubletap some stuff; like streams, repeating sliders, stacks, quick double beats, alternating streams that mix with sliders, and some other stuff. It's not like my left hand is doing nothing. It's just that I find it almost impossible to treat single beats as streams when I have DT on and can't single tap them, and I need a good practice method so I'm not just banging my head against the wall by trying to do this and dying after a few beats.
Should I keep trying to slowly build up my play speed as it is? I've also gone back and started playing very slow maps to try to help me get more accurate on slow streams. I figure that's kind of a related skill to alternating fast singles. I can DT at maybe up to 130 BPM without bad accuracy, and maybe up to 140 BPM with bad accuracy. Mind you it's not every map that I can do this on. I'm just giving a general idea of my current limits.
I can't think of any other way to expose myself to the problem... Currently I am slowly increasing my singletap speed by avoiding maps that are much above 130 BPM when I do doubletime. I feel like this isn't going to make me any better at those quick singles, though. Even if I reached the limit of my single tap speed, I think I'd still be unable to click fast enough to get good accuracy on a 160BPM DT play.
Obviously I doubletap some stuff; like streams, repeating sliders, stacks, quick double beats, alternating streams that mix with sliders, and some other stuff. It's not like my left hand is doing nothing. It's just that I find it almost impossible to treat single beats as streams when I have DT on and can't single tap them, and I need a good practice method so I'm not just banging my head against the wall by trying to do this and dying after a few beats.
Should I keep trying to slowly build up my play speed as it is? I've also gone back and started playing very slow maps to try to help me get more accurate on slow streams. I figure that's kind of a related skill to alternating fast singles. I can DT at maybe up to 130 BPM without bad accuracy, and maybe up to 140 BPM with bad accuracy. Mind you it's not every map that I can do this on. I'm just giving a general idea of my current limits.