Developing a third style of play: is it worth it?

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  • Xx{Midnight}xX
    FFR Player
    • Aug 2007
    • 8548

    #16
    Re: Developing a third style of play: is it worth it?

    Learning multiple styles is good for learning control which is more important than speed and endurance.

    Personally I can play 4 styles, Not all of them gosu well, but I can play them.

    I can play Spread, Index, Split, and One Handed (On either hand, though the right one is better.)

    I recommend it personally.

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    • TheVCRman
      FFR Player
      • Jan 2011
      • 17

      #17
      Re: Developing a third style of play: is it worth it?

      My secondary style is right index on bottom, right middle on top, right ring on right and left middle on left...
      It's a bit odd but I rape jumpstreams with it.


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      • G.S.M
        is watching
        • Mar 2006
        • 1072

        #18
        Re: Developing a third style of play: is it worth it?

        I'd like to learn a second style of play... but not sure what to use. I mainly have trouble on running men (Classical Insanity, mashing) and songs like Monstrous Turtles! and Vertex Beta 1319 combo is my best with some mashing...got a much cleaner score, lost it at around 800 or so, which means I am still stuck with my mashy score.

        oh edit: I use spread AS GH
        Last edited by G.S.M; 05-30-2011, 03:49 AM.
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