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.
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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