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Old 02-5-2014, 12:27 PM   #1
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Whether you're new, old, or somewhere in between, there are probably a lot of you that browse this board, click on a Dynam0/Halogen thread and think, "WOW THAT'S INSANE HOW DO YOU GET THAT GOOD!!!!" While I can't guarantee a skill boost quite that great, maybe I can help you at least be competitive in this game. The following list is a set of guidelines and tips to help you reach that goal.

STEP 1
Prepare yourself to dedicate time into Stepmania/FFR

Most of you have heard the expression "practice makes perfect." This is exactly what this game is - a game of practice and dedication. It takes TIME to become good at this game. No one here started off insane.

I remember back in 2006, Dynam0 posted scores, and no offense, but he was a noobie. He posted a score of an SDG on Reach's Halloween with average MA and thought that was his breaking point. Look where he is now. He's insane. But it took him YEARS to reach that level of greatness. He took time out of his life to become as good as he is.

You may start off as a noobie, but every score and gaming session is building up your skill and experience. Once again, practice makes perfect.


STEP 2
Try out various styles of play, and find out which one is right for you

There are various styles of play in Stepmania. The three main ones are spread, which is a 4-finger 2-handed style of play with a setup spread out throughout the keyboard (e.g., A S K L, Q W O P, etc.), index, a 2-finger 2-handed style used mainly on the arrow keys, and one-hand, which is only one hand using however many fingers you want to.

Everyone is different! Some players may not be so good at spread, but are incredible at one hand. Look at Bynary Fission. I don't know how he started off, or how he ended up choosing his style, but he's grown to be the most (not just "one of" - I mean THE MOST) insane one hander in the game, and I remember when Moogy and Kefit were playing. I, myself, started off on index, then gradually made the transition to spread, not solely because of the changing metagame, but more because I was curious to see what I could do.

Take some time and self-discovery to see what style you prefer, and if you feel like you excel at one style more than the other, stick with it.


STEP 3
Focus on your weaknesses, and build up from there

By weaknesses, I mean something that you might not be good at hitting them correctly. Most people, I've found, have trouble with non-primary-handed jacks. Some struggle with jumpstream. Others are weak at hitting rolls. Whatever your weakness is, work on it.

Find stepfiles that have plenty of patters that represent your weakness, and practice with them. Don't get discouraged! Remember that you're playing those files for a reason - to improve. You may get sub-par scores on those files in the beginning. Don't pay attention so much to the score. Focus on the journey - the journey to improvement. Over time, you will get better, and once you get better, you're one step ahead of the competition.

Do note that however much you improve, this is still going to be your main weakness. Don't let that discourage you though. Even though it may be your lifelong weakness, the improvement you gain from practice will reward you greatly.


STEP 4
Focus on your strengths even more

Once you work on your weakness, also don't forget about what you're -really- good at. Whatever you're good at, also take time to improve on it as well. If you can FC jacks just fine, work on trying to AAA them. If your PA/MA on jumpstream is above average, go for insane accuracy! Your strengths will define you as what will eventually make you into a great arrow smasher.

Alternate between your strengths and your weaknesses. Take a day to play files that you're not good at, but tomorrow, go back to improving on what you're great at. With this healthy combination in mind, you'll see improvements that will shock yourself, and you'll find the drive to keep moving forward.


STEP 5
Do NOT make Stepmania your life
Take a break every now and then

I emphasize that second sentence because it's very important. Let's say you've taken a decent amount of time practicing, and although you are improving, you feel like your skill boost is slowing down. This is NORMAL! You aren't improving at the rate you used to because it's something that you aren't used to. I'm not an expert on psychology - maybe eastsideman09 can help me out with this - but I do know that having something on your mind constantly can hinder progress, and that can create walls.

If you feel like you hit a wall, or about to plateau...take a break. Find something else to occupy your time, however long you need. It could be a week, it could be a month - in my case, it was 3 years. However long you decide, just relax. Slow down. Do something else, like play another video game, find another hobby, focus on your studies/work - whatever you need to do. When you feel you are ready, go back to playing the game.

You may be rusty from your break at first. Give it a few more days however, and not only will you reach the level that you used to be, but all of a sudden, that break will give you a sledgehammer that will crush that wall, and you'll improve even further. It's just a matter of rinse and repeat from here.



STEP 6
Don't ever get discouraged by other players

Some of you browse this board often, and you, by no fault of your own, happen to click on a Dynam0/Halogen thread. You might see these scores and think "Wow, they're good! I don't think I'll ever reach that level." Don't think that. Even though those two players are insane, don't get discouraged and think you'll never be a good player. Remember Step 1 - practice makes perfect.

It's normal to compare and contrast yourself to other players on here, and that's fine. Don't let that stop you from achieving your goals. Focus on building your own skill. Even though you read this step, you may still feel discouraged. I will admit - sometimes, I feel that way. There was once a player named midare. He had some of the sickest, wickedest MA you could imagine. One day, I saw a score of him getting a quad on a ridiculously hard file, and I thought "oh wow, should I even bother anymore?" That made me not want to play for the following 3 weeks. This was a mistake.

Don't succumb to that same error! Realize that although Stepmania is very competitive by nature, we're all just trying to improve. Don't fall into the trap of envy. Focus on YOU.



STEP 7
DO NOT EVER LIE ABOUT YOUR SCORES

Just don't. You might want some attention. You may just want some recognition. Do it honestly. Don't lie about your scores. In the end, you'll be caught, and you'll be shunned throughout the community.

Nima is a perfect example of this. In 2004-2006, he was highly regarded as the stepmania prodigy. He would post absolutely ridiculous scores that, even in this time, would still be insane. There was always a doubt, however, as to whether or not he was legitimate. In 2006, his BS caught on to him. He posted a poorly edited video of himself playing Vertex Gamma. Ever since that day, he has kept a low profile. It was a shock to the entire community, and even though he may still play to this day, there will always be shame and doubt associated with his name. Don't lie. Be honest about your improvement.

That's all the steps to becoming a great arrow smasher. Follow these rules, and you too, can become legend.
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Old 02-5-2014, 12:39 PM   #2
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I remember back in 2006, Dynam0 posted scores, and no offense, but he was a noobie. He posted a score of an SDG on Reach's Halloween with average MA and thought that was his breaking point.



Not sure if you were thinking of this score from 2005 but yeah...everyone starts somewhere
(although I later found out I was basically playing on ~Judge 6 because of how shitty my PC was at the time)
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Old 02-5-2014, 12:40 PM   #3
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I can attest to this. Although I do not compare myself to those at the top (as you said, Halogen and Dynam0), my improvement ever since I started playing this game has been tremendous. I still use these top players as a representation of the best and look up to their scores. I want to be that good, so I keep practising.

I think a lot of the trouble newer/inexperienced players face is as you mentioned - being discouraged. "Well I'm bad now, this game is way too hard for me, there's no point for me to keep trying" (some of my friends think of themselves this way while playing FFR; even I still suffer from that problem in other games). This game is not easy, by any measure, but practising will get you through that phase.

I also switched to spread from index and lost a ton of skill, but once I learned how to play spread, I went above the cap that I hit playing index.

That being said, any new players just have to power through and keep playing. You might think it's a waste of time and that you'll always be at the same skill level, but the improvement does come eventually.

Example: I've been a part of this community for 7 years now (6.4 with an account actually). For the first 4-5 years of FFR, I was bad. I didn't want to keep playing, the friends that introduced me to the site were still marginally better, and I couldn't see any improvement coming in the future. I kept playing to FC this song or pass another and I was rewarded the next year with a massive skill boost where I skipped from D3-D6. I don't even play that much, if I was more motivated I could probably reach bigger and better things!

Don't give up. We all started somewhere but there's no limit to where you can end. There's always a harder song out there for you to conquer and you're the only one that can tell yourself you won't succeed.

Don't lie about your scores: This is a solid point. Because of my frustration with my lack of skill when I started, I resorted to using an FFR trainer on my first and second accounts. I legitimately don't think anybody knows this, but I did lie about my scores and I did cheat for the first year or so.

The botted scores I had before are now scores I can surpass legitimately. It's all about practice.

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I wasn't aware of blacklisting at that time, so I was pretty shocked when my scores stopped recording on both accounts. I was stupid cringey back then and you're better off avoiding that headache all together. Most people who cheat are shunned and looked at very differently. Don't be one of them and just play the game like it's meant to be played (for fun and personal improvement).

I've always found starting out with songs quite a bit above your current level of play to be really helpful. Play songs that force you out of your comfort zone. If you can pass a level 30 song, move on to 35s or 40s and try to pass that. If you can AAA 30s, try to AAA 35s and 40s. Force yourself to get used to harder songs instead of sticking to your comfort level. It's the same concept of playing in team games. Play someone much better than you are and you get better. You want to win, so you develop the skills required to beat player x. Same thing, play something above your skill level and hone your skills and beat song x.

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Old 02-5-2014, 01:03 PM   #4
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Never go tryhard mode, never become so obsessed you can't stop playing if you need a break or have hand pains, never focus on trying to beat other people but instead focus on improving your own scores rather than beating others, just play for fun and believe in yourself and you can do things in this game you and other people never thought was possible, and even pushing never thought possible limits!
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Never go tryhard mode, never become so obsessed you can't stop playing if you need a break or have hand pains, never focus on trying to beat other people but instead focus on improving your own scores rather than beating others, just play for fun and believe in yourself and you can do things in this game you and other people never thought was possible, and even pushing never thought possible limits!

I've watched so many of your videos - particularly when you AA'd The Others, but you've even surpassed that. It's nothing short of amazing.
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Never go tryhard mode, never become so obsessed you can't stop playing if you need a break or have hand pains, never focus on trying to beat other people but instead focus on improving your own scores rather than beating others, just play for fun and believe in yourself and you can do things in this game you and other people never thought was possible, and even pushing never thought possible limits!
I have broken just about every single one of these recommendations other than the fact that I don't typically focus on beating others but rather improving myself.

I do tend to have small rivalry things from time to time (Caliber and Auldrant come to mind). These rivalry's are beneficial all around though because it really just means I'm pushing my own limits and trying to see what is possible. Caliber has me beat hands down in speed but its still fun to challenge him to improve his MA and stuff like that. Auldrant has been right around my skill level forever now and when he skillboosted past me for a while that was a huge motivation for me to improve again.


On a side note I find that defining goals for yourself is an awesome way to keep motivated. When I started playing my 1 year goal was to pass We Luv Lama heavy, an I actually managed to AA it within 9 or 10 months. My 2 year goal is oni

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STEP 4
Focus on your strengths even more

Once you work on your weakness, also don't forget about what you're -really- good at. Whatever you're good at, also take time to improve on it as well. If you can FC jacks just fine, work on trying to AAA them. If your PA/MA on jumpstream is above average, go for insane accuracy! Your strengths will define you as what will eventually make you into a great arrow smasher.

Alternate between your strengths and your weaknesses. Take a day to play files that you're not good at, but tomorrow, go back to improving on what you're great at. With this healthy combination in mind, you'll see improvements that will shock yourself, and you'll find the drive to keep moving forward.




I love this, because it fits me to a T. When I got really serious in StepMania, I first started focusing on accuracy. Eventually, I started gaining an interest towards playing jumpstream heavy files, and well... I now have 2p on 20031023 from RDCMP I, 6p on Aim Burst, AAA on WLL [Oni], 17p on Retribution (RDCMP II), etc. Becoming dominant at one part of the game is such a great feeling.

At the same time, it's equally as important to focus on your weakness. I am guilty of not doing this as much as I should -- I struggle with jack-heavy files, but I don't do my due diligence to get better at them.
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I found that playing a certain style during each session was the most effective for me back in the day. When I was feeling pretty laid back, I'd focus on easier files with emphasis on timing and MA. Average days I'd play things I was comfortable with where I knew I could very easily work on smaller improvements like raising my AA/AAA scores. Occasionally, I'd work on speed where I felt I was sufficiently warmed up (250+bpm)

If I was stuck on a file or just couldn't seem to get in the zone for it, I found similar files that were slower or less heavy on the challenging technique, but it was still very present. The added variety made me focus less on how to master certain parts of a specific song and instead start rewiring how I approached the file completely.
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Does anyone in here had a problem where your left or right fingers type so weird and uncomfortably? I've been having this problem for a long time and I can't improve or get good like I used to. It sucks, because I cant play ffr or sm like this. My left middle finger makes a weird strike when I hit and my left index raises way too high. Like my middle finger types and moves towards to my palm as I'm typing. My left index just keeps raising up every time my left middle finger does that.

My right hand has no problems at all and my left hand is killing me and i struggle AAAs on easier files. It is very uncomfortable and I cant play like this. It doesn't matter if I spread my hand farther or closer. Hell even when I'm typing right now is a pain in the ass. This is what is holding me back from playing this game. I didn't have this problem when I played this game 5 years ago.

I have no idea what caused this to happen.
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This is an extremely informative thread. I just want to say thank you to everyone, and that I wish I had something to add (too n00by).
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if you're bored and want to challenge yourself on familiar files, put on shuffle. a lot of the time you'll get weird patterns and practicing on those can help with reading faster stuff too. sometimes whoring the exact same file just creates mindblocks so it's good to change it up every once in a while.
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Wow this was really well wrote.
I agree with everything here and the part where you mention focus on your weaknesses I admit I was stubborn as fuck because I always wanted to get better scores and try and catch up with my competitors.

Until I started training my weaknesses I was absolutely terrible as MA and in particular my biggest weakness, rolls and polyrhythms.

Once I started playing easier charts and working on my accuracy and play some roll/poly heavy charts I was able to improve.

I find it more boring then discouraging to be honest.
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Good points!

Another good idea is to connect with the community as much as you can, finding similarly skilled people and making friends is a great motivational tool for improving. Up until the last tournament I was at around the same skill level for like 7 years, I never really played with other people or tried anything exceptionally challenging. Then between the rivalry thread and competition my highest AAA went from 67 -> 70 - > 76 -> 79 (no songs in-between either) In addition to practicing more, and on songs I was having difficulties with I've actually made progress.

And just because you can't do X as well as someone, or beat a song/score doesn't mean you're a bad player, avoid putting yourself down because you don't feel like you measure up. Everyone starts somewhere, all you need to do is have a good attitude and put in the effort and pretty much anything is possible eventually (patience is important too). No one is going to think any less of you because you can't pass/combo/AAA X, just have fun and keep at it.
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Good points. Two more to add:

1. Take breaks from the game, especially if you feel like you're stuck at a certain skill level. Avoid getting frustrated, don't touch the game for a week or so and then continue again when you feel like it. I often had skill boosts after giving it some rest.

2. Don't let a rhythm game define who you are. This goes for any other activity as well, in my opinion. Try to have a variety of hobbies, a rich social life and find fulfillment in your job or school work. This way, whenever you're stuck at one game or hobby, you can shrug and not be demotivated by it as much as you would when you obsessively focus on one thing.
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This was so good, I don't even know how I got to low D6 in just a year tho.
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Does anyone in here had a problem where your left or right fingers type so weird and uncomfortably? I've been having this problem for a long time and I can't improve or get good like I used to. It sucks, because I cant play ffr or sm like this. My left middle finger makes a weird strike when I hit and my left index raises way too high. Like my middle finger types and moves towards to my palm as I'm typing. My left index just keeps raising up every time my left middle finger does that.

My right hand has no problems at all and my left hand is killing me and i struggle AAAs on easier files. It is very uncomfortable and I cant play like this. It doesn't matter if I spread my hand farther or closer. Hell even when I'm typing right now is a pain in the ass. This is what is holding me back from playing this game. I didn't have this problem when I played this game 5 years ago.

I have no idea what caused this to happen.
I've went through phases where I'll notice my hands are doing weird things while playing. In fact, recently I noticed that my middle finger and ring finger on my right hand rub together a lot and no matter what I try and do to correct it, it continues to happen (similar to your problem). I find that continuing to focus on that is a slippery slope and only makes playing more and more uncomfortable; the best advice I can give is to focus on other aspects of the game (notes, timing, music, etc.) rather than what your hands are doing.

If the problem is too great in terms of mentally coping with it, as a last resort you might have to re-train muscle memory and find some way of keeping your fingers from doing that. Have you tried keeping your wrists stationary while playing? Your fingers should stay in the same spots when you firmly anchor your wrists. Another thing you could try is have a concave key setup even for just the one hand (for example q,a,l,p) without turning your wrists inwards so that your middle finger starts further away from the palm than normal.

Hope that helps a bit.
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I love the input you guys are giving. This is why I've stayed in this community for so long, because we're tight like that.
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DO NOT EVER LIE ABOUT YOUR SCORES
well, shit, that counts me out of being a great stepman
Even if you feel there's no hope for you and you want to be noticed for once, this should never be an option. It's both unrewarding and stupid. It gets you nowhere, or worse, it puts you back a lot.


At least you nailed the explanation.
Simplified, it's literally just practice practice practice.
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Another good example of someone who got caught cheating on scores recently is juan.pro.

I guess if you want to show off good scores in this community, prepare to be challenged on your legitimacy.
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if you haven't played SM/FFR in eons prepare to go through these steps.
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