using this to answer questions from people that need help or are curious about me i suppose, since i usually get overloaded on discord and it gets confusing switching from person to person
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Any advice to improve acc? my acc is suck
regardless of how you play, you should try to understand developing your rhythm sense on simple jump maps, aimslop or not, any farm map should work, if you're talking about for bursts and streams, figure out your tapping on bursts and then turn what you learned into practice on streams, can't say your acc is bad if you haven't practiced yet. GL
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what do you think about cloth pad and glass pad
i would use cloth pads if i didnt live here but personally i think both can be good, depending on texture and mixture of mouse skates and mouse shape, i've been using my Atom Photovoltaic glass mousepad for 2 years and haven't really looked back since humidity kills any glide consistency on the majority of cloth pads i've used so
Do you have any advice for tapping
general advice, figure out your tapping on bursty maps or dnb songs and then if something works try it out for streams, you'll probably change it a bit since 5 notes vs 21 notes are two different patterns but figuring out first and foremost is most important to be able to find something that works comfortably
can you send your regards for the spurs to win
i dont follow basketball, best of luck
Do you have any advice for finger control? I have been practicing this skill for almost 4 weeks. In the first weeks I improved my acc in finger control maps. But recently I have hit like a accuracy cap, where I can't or barely get more than 90% acc (V2 score) and it's a huge disadvantage in tournaments. I usually lose a lot of acc by sliders or +4 circles stacks (can be overlapped or not) and sometimes in these +4 circles stacks I leave the last circle without being tapped. Btw I'm 6 digits and the tournament that I will play have from 5.3 to 6 stars range.
finger control has a vast tree of maps you can classify it under, but for your range i would just tell you to get used to a tapping technique first on very simple and repetitive 5 note bursts, you can find any drum and bass song and get used to that pattern before trying to move on and get used to doubles and quads, you'll probably get exposed to note-note-slider and slider-note-note type triples as well which should be good practice. in general improvement i'd advise you to not only play these maps but also get a lot more maps to play as soon as you F2 on them (play more advice), being exposed to more maps improves your sightreading skills and makes your pattern encyclopedia bigger
What buttons do you use to tap and tap and what’s your opinion on tap x or tapping with mouse left click and x on keyboard
F, G
longer answer is (D+F)(G) because of my weird tapping technique that occurs depending on patterns/skillsets, D is not binded
tap+x/click+x is cool but it definitely trivializes tapping control or tapping in general, but i think with how difficult it is on average to learn, it balances itself out, like how bonk's playstyle trivializes some bounties but the difficulty of his playstyle kinda balances itself out, i think there's still a lot more nuances to that situation though
What sensitivity and dpi do you use I am using 1x send and 800 dpi but I feel that I still need to make it higher
i used to be on 650/700/750dpi 1x ingame for a while but i came back to 800 after switching mice (dpi deviation), currently on a lamzu maya x, assuming we're both on 1080p, 800dpi is pretty average, you can definitely raise it higher if you have a grip that kinda limits your range of motion, try 850 or 900 or even 1000, don't be afraid to change sens or trying things out
i have around 1k hours and I'm pretty good at basically every skill except speed and fast jumps. Specifically, i can deathstream 190 for 1k+ notes but on anything over 200 i just feel like I'm mashing or lose stamina instantly. Same for jumps, i can play 240 very well but 250+ my left hand just has no idea what to do. any tips?
if you can deathstream 190 without being uncomfortable or too much tensing you're doing something right, but for pushing bpm you have to unfortunately start tensing and developing a variation of your technique that strains you for quite a while until you get used to it, its basically mandatory with very few exceptions, same for jumps regardless of singletapping or alternating, i used to not be able to singletap 270bpm single-digit-number of jumps until i figured that i could use more of my wrist going up and down instead of just finger movement, try out more things you should be able to find something out i'm sure
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