~*The D3 Rivalry*~

[wildfireskunk]

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Righty, guess I should get some scores in here! A lot of them are basically sightreads, so I'll be back to improve them when I don't need to bust my ass as much to get through this tournament round. Just want get on the spreadsheet for now

Imagedump under the tag.

I was doing so well here then messed up on comparatively easy parts






I reckon I can get better and without the misses. Something for tomorrow...




This file plays to my strengths, I'm gonna be going for a low SDG on this.


This one I also reckon I could get a brilliant score on


Love this chart, and it's great for simple JS practice








Adding in a song if that's okay? Fish Hell. Song and chart are both absolutely amazing

[.Rarity]

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dropping boos on runs I probably can't accomplish again like a baws

[Jonlovesddr]

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Praise jesus

[Netjet!]

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My laptop is miraculously fixed ahead of schedule! Only took 4 days instead of 2 weeks, thank you Best Buy I might start posting scores in the next two days.

[Bobogoobo]

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Hey, question for all you spread players: how hard is it to keep up your skill? If you don't play for a few days, can you pick up where you left off? Do you need to practice for a couple hours every day to get better a tiny bit at a time, like I do? I'm so freaking done with how much time this games takes for me. I really like playing it, but not the way it's going for me. I'm strongly considering quitting at this point so I have time to do my homework and stay in college. But if I could go spread and play for only a little bit every day or every few days, and still get better and eventually actually be in the skill range you guys are (it's taken me five years so far to get less than 50% good with one hand), then that would, I assume, be more enjoyable. I'm just frustrated with how little I keep improving, playing all the same songs and always messing up, and how much time it takes to work at getting better. Then again, if I quit I'm sure I'd manage to find something even less worthwhile to take that time and still not do work or anything productive. Ugh.

[Sweet Angel]

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Hey, question for all you spread players: how hard is it to keep up your skill? If you don't play for a few days, can you pick up where you left off? Do you need to practice for a couple hours every day to get better a tiny bit at a time, like I do?.

It took me a couple months to get use to spread from the old way i played (i still used two hands then but i used the arrow keys and 2 fingers right hand/1 finger left weird i know -.-) But once i started trying to play spread, I could not try going back to my old style or else I would just mess up even more and it delayed my progress. Once you get use to spread tho I think for me I skillboosted a ton, and sometimes even stopping for a few days at a time helped me even more than continuously playing everyday. So I think best I can say is, if you're still learning spread at first, stopping for a week and trying again might not be good since you're more use to your old style that early in trying to transition, (so technically a little bit each day is good at that point) but once you're use to it, skillboosting gets a lot easier and you don't have to play as often. And as i said stopping for a few days does help. (This is just my own opinion ofc might be completely different for you and others)

[EzExZeRo7497]

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Hey, question for all you spread players: how hard is it to keep up your skill? If you don't play for a few days, can you pick up where you left off? Do you need to practice for a couple hours every day to get better a tiny bit at a time, like I do?

I'm not a D3 player myself, but I can answer this. This usually depends on the player itself. From what I know, people who tend to skillboost extremely quick tend to skill drop very quick as well. If you skillboost very gradually, you can just not play for a couple of days and not have that big of a skill loss.

Though, my skill's at a standstill and I occasionally need a day or so to recover it back, for the most part I take around 1-2 days worth of practice to get back a skill drop by not playing for 4-5 days or so.

Like I said, it really depends on the person. Usually you'd have a skill drop after not playing, and it'll take from a day to a week or so to get it back. There are some times when not playing at all would give you a slight skill boost, but I wouldn't count on it.

ps Vince/HalfStep you're fucking gay

[Sweet Angel]

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Oops forgot! Everything is updated to here. wildfireskunk you were also put back on the spreadsheet

Couple scores I forgot to add:

Also if you guys don't mind, for tourney songs (Entry/Beatrice) I added everyone's scores that showed up on the tourney dashboard who's on the spreadsheet to this point, makes things easier I think for the most part.

[HalfStep]

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ps Vince/HalfStep you're fucking gay

:c

[Jonlovesddr]

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whoring this song

[EzExZeRo7497]

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:c

Love you darling <3, dominate the rivalry for me

[.Rarity]

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I quit

[HalfStep]

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Love you darling <3, dominate the rivalry for me

There I did it

[EzExZeRo7497]

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I told you to AAA it not SDG it maybe if you listen to me you'll actually AAA

Nice job, lmfao.

[HalfStep]

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Updating a few scores ~

Will improve this but those jacks are anoying :\

Good score, long song :S