Well, not necessarily "hard core" but like a way to improve myself to the point were i can read the arrows faster and better and increase my reaction speeds to them. If there is none that is a good idea to make something simaliar to this. Another good idea to me is a rpg type thing where you go level by level and it goes up one difficulty per level.[/b]
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Practice and try different ways of playing till you find the way that best suits you (1 hand, 2 hand, 2 fingers ,etc)Comment
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Clear your cache, too.Comment
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And become a band percussionist.Originally posted by plasmixComment
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Originally posted by plasmixI 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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Hardcore training = hardcore butt secksKnuck if you buckOriginally posted by zildjian133
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Well there really isn't a way to learn it very fast. Like all things, the best way isn't the way you would want it to be. Realistically you'll just have to keep at it for a long period of time. How long? If you're starting from scratch like I did, about a year. Of course the game was in earlier betas for me so it was more offbeat and less songs to practice on. I suppose you could always just play constantly 24 hours straight, that would be hardcore training, but I don't think anyone would want to put themselves through that match.Comment
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play the songs you can barely beat.. and keep playing them.. or just play songs like max300 until you can SDG them... this will work on timing and reflexes.. find one song that you would like to be able to beat.. and make that your goal to pass it.. then keep playing songs you can barely pass until you get good enough at them to beat them easily.. then try your goal song agian.. if you cant beat it.. then keep practicing.. but if you can, set a new goal song and aim for that.. i guarantee you will see an improvement in a week (depending on how much you play maybe 2 or 3 weeks)...
ps.. dont expect to set blur or 340 gabber as your goal song.. pick something simple but challanging.. like... uber rave or stratosphere..
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87x: more like.. professional goth.Comment
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Practice, and uh.. that's it. The only way you could get "trained" is if someone good was there to help you in person.Comment
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Thanks for the helpComment
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Originally posted by KilgamayanComment
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Just practice, practice, practice. That's all there is to it. And like 87x said, play the uber hard songs that you can only begin before you die. You'll eventually start noticing patterns, and you'll start getting combos, and you'll just get better.Comment
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do breaking the common in the dance section. best song for learning to play there is. very hard for beginners but it has massive patterns.Comment
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