This is just something that's been bugging me recently so I'm just gonna talk or type about it lol. This is more of rant rather than something to discuss, but you can add your opinion on the topic if you want.
I have read numerous forums and guides and etc in the past that say, "Play things that challenge you." Problem? The stuff that challenges me I have to mash on. But then I see, "If you have to mash, its too hard." So what, I continue playing stuff that I get a AA or a high A on. But wait, the only reason why I don't AA is because of a pattern I have to mash.
It gets kinda weird when judging improvement. Looking at scores seems like a good way of judging improvement, but I would prefer to see improvements in pattern recognition and actually hitting the pattern without panicking. Like my worst pattern by far is jacks. I know to improve at them I need to play them more, but I usually have to mash (And of course fail) to attempt to hit them. Is this really the way? Mashing until its not mashing? This rant was inspired by a plateau lul.
I have read numerous forums and guides and etc in the past that say, "Play things that challenge you." Problem? The stuff that challenges me I have to mash on. But then I see, "If you have to mash, its too hard." So what, I continue playing stuff that I get a AA or a high A on. But wait, the only reason why I don't AA is because of a pattern I have to mash.
It gets kinda weird when judging improvement. Looking at scores seems like a good way of judging improvement, but I would prefer to see improvements in pattern recognition and actually hitting the pattern without panicking. Like my worst pattern by far is jacks. I know to improve at them I need to play them more, but I usually have to mash (And of course fail) to attempt to hit them. Is this really the way? Mashing until its not mashing? This rant was inspired by a plateau lul.





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