Jordan wrote:
I never had stream skill ):
Jordan wrote:
I never had stream skill ):
Jordan wrote:
I never had stream skill ):
^Thislolcubes wrote:
Real men singletap with mouseclicks.thelewa wrote:
or then you singletap with your wrist like everyone else
Ontopic, you should probably wait a few days and try again. Sometimes I am not able to even stream 170bpm 1/4 because my fingers just "don't work", usually warming up or relaxing helps, or I just skip a day.
Now I know I'm not the only one <3druidxd wrote:
^Thislolcubes wrote:
Ontopic, you should probably wait a few days and try again. Sometimes I am not able to even stream 170bpm 1/4 because my fingers just "don't work", usually warming up or relaxing helps, or I just skip a day.
I sometimes fell like my fingers aren't responding as well as they used to a couple days before, either I just don't play seriously that day (play WAY less and not competitive, just relaxing and warming up I guess) or take a couple days off to let my fingers rest, otherwise they won't be on good shape whenever I want to rank a couple of beatmaps, and it's really really annoying when that happens lol.
This happens to me too. I have a great day where I rank better on every map that I play, and my PP shoots up, and then sometimes I continue on that way, but other times I'll have a day or more where I just feel like I can't get up to speed, I can't click fast enough, or I'm just not on my game with accuracy. On those days I normally try to take it easy and not take things so seriously. I go back and just FC some stuff I previously skipped over, or I HD something long and slow. Sometimes those periods can last for a while, though. I find, however, that if I get really into reaching some goal, like HD HR on a map I couldn't do that on before, then sometimes I snap right back into playing well again. It's like sometimes I need that challenge to build up my energy and loosen up my muscles.Jordan wrote:
Now I know I'm not the only one <3druidxd wrote:
I sometimes fell like my fingers aren't responding as well as they used to a couple days before, either I just don't play seriously that day (play WAY less and not competitive, just relaxing and warming up I guess) or take a couple days off to let my fingers rest, otherwise they won't be on good shape whenever I want to rank a couple of beatmaps, and it's really really annoying when that happens lol.
It depends on the stream spacing and OD :pG0r wrote:
I guess it depends on what sort of notes you are using.
CXu wrote:
180BPM -> Low
You mean like, 1/6 streams? Which gives like 240 stream speed on a 160bpm map. Usually it's the other way around... people put 1/3 streams on 280bpm maps so that they'd be playable (i.e. only 210 speed)G0r wrote:
I've also heard in a previous discussion that the timing of the notes can differ depending on the rhythm to make them actually occur faster without changing the BPM. I never quite understood the concept, despite my researching.
Fast switches between 1/2 and 1/4 makes it really tiring, like triplet 1/2 triplet 1/2 triplet triplet triplet 1/2 etc may be more tiring than a 12 hit long 200 BPM stream. Which is why some maps are COMPLETELY insane, even when the BPM is not THAT high.G0r wrote:
I think 180 BPM is where it starts to get fast. It's like the threshold. Some 180 BPM maps feel faster than 200 BPM maps to me. I guess it depends on what sort of notes you are using.
I believe that this is exactly what I meant. Some day I will learn how to judge and discern these values of 1/2s 1/3s 1/4s and 1/6s from each other.Wishy22 wrote:
Fast switches between 1/2 and 1/4 makes it really tiring, like triplet 1/2 triplet 1/2 triplet triplet triplet 1/2 etc may be more tiring than a 12 hit long 200 BPM stream. Which is why some maps are COMPLETELY insane, even when the BPM is not THAT high.
If I could stream 180 bpm I'd be so happy. I cap at about 170 after hours of playing.Wishy22 wrote:
Losing streaming speed/endurance is normal, I'm not as fast as I used to be when I played a few hours every day. It takes time to get fast again.
If you can't even do low BPMs (180) then it's probably just a bad day/your fingers are too tired. That happened to me and I couldn't stream even 180 BPM (I can reach 270+) at all, took 2 days off osu! and after that I could stream again.
2 years late necro post but I can vouch that my stream speed suffers when I'm in cold weather, I wash my hands in warm water to help it get less stiff along with stretching my fingers to keep it warm.Maneuver wrote:
Wash your hand and you can't stream as fast as before you wash your hand, in air-conditioning room when it is too cold, you stream slower too~ Is it possible to to put hand into hot water or electrify it as warm up ? xD