Also, can anyone tell me if my improvement has "hit the wall" already? I don't feel like I can't improve with one hand anymore, but I'm still having problems with running man after a two arrow switch.
If I can only use two hands....
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Go for the switch..unless you are gifted with one hand you'll have to eventually if you intend on playing really hard songs..it's a tough adjustment at first and you'll find yourself having to go down a few difficulty levels..but in time it will be very worth it, trust me ^_^.
And good job on the score, very well done.One day there will be a really cool sig here. But not right now.
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WTF
I have to improve that score of mine, I don't want it to fall off the top 10 :<
Nice job.I watched clouds awobbly from the floor o' that kayak. Souls cross ages like clouds cross skies, an' tho' a cloud's shape nor hue nor size don't stay the same, it's still a cloud an' so is a soul. Who can say where the cloud's blowed from or who the soul'll be 'morrow? Only Sonmi the east an' the west an' the compass an' the atlas, yay, only the atlas o' clouds.Comment
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Re: If I can only use two hands....
It really isn't that hard at all to switch. I don't play FFR, so I can't really tell you whether or not you've "hit the wall". When I played Stepmania it only took me five days before I was breaking my one-handed records with two hands. After that, my progress enjoyed an amazing burst, almost as good as the one when I first played SM. It's awesome to hit patterns that you could never hit one-handed with incredible ease. If you want, however, you can still play one-handed now and then to improve, but your better off with two.Originally posted by dmleet7Also, can anyone tell me if my improvement has "hit the wall" already? I don't feel like I can't improve with one hand anymore, but I'm still having problems with running man after a two arrow switch.Originally posted by alainbrydenA poor attempt to start your own trend? Like SONG2, except no one\'s even going to play along because you only have 50 postsComment
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I'm not sure what you mean. Do you use the index method, or the standard four fingers like most two-handers? Oh, and you should probably only use the Reach method for Payon 1. (I think that's why it was invented)Originally posted by dmleet7The problem is I don't know how to use it other than using my second(left) hand in hold arrowsOriginally posted by alainbrydenA poor attempt to start your own trend? Like SONG2, except no one\'s even going to play along because you only have 50 postsComment
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I tried that out. Wow, that is awkward for hold arrows.
Left Middle/Left
LeftIndex/Down
Right Index/Up
Right Middle/Right
Why don't you try that method? It's much easier, a lot less awkard...I believe that's how most two handers play.Originally posted by alainbrydenA poor attempt to start your own trend? Like SONG2, except no one\'s even going to play along because you only have 50 postsComment
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Try to learn two handed if you do want to improve. Many people, like myself, use the way Blaze said. It's very nice to use in Stepmania since you can move the keys to where you want, thus it being less crowded.
You can still play one handed obviously. :PComment
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One hand is awesome. 8)
And what is a running man? I know it's a retarded term for something, but what?Comment
. I'm trying to use the Reach method, but I don't do very well.
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