What the hell? Why? That's just uncomfortable.
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actually yes i have(i could beat you any day anyway)... yes speed is a key but some people have speed but cant read basic patterns.also it does matter on how fast you can read the arrows and listen to the beat.(thats the whole point to playing is it not?)Originally posted by waffydude
speed matters but you need to know how to use it.
I'm black yall I'm black yall I'm blickity black black and I'm back.Comment
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I actually think it makes it easier. It does for me, anyway. I think that might just be because I have huge hands. I don't really know. I can read all the faster songs with ease, my problem was always that I couldn't move my fingers fast enough. Then I tried using the numberpad and it made it a whole lot easier. It isn't uncomfortable at all. (For Me Anyway)Comment
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i have big hands too and using the arrow keys is REALLY uncomfortable...but i got used to it i guess....and the numpad is really comfortable...and not too noisy either XDUNLEASH THE DRAGON
Originally posted by mead1Comment
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I just saw this and all I can say is...
medeocre...
Maybe because you've only really played one style the whole time while playing SM, take a period (a month maybe) to briefly master every other style like I did a while ago.Comment
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Well, do you have anything to add/change?Comment
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damn I never thought of using two hands.. it'll be tough to switch, because I'm already comfortable with using one. the worst part is, I'm used to Pump it Up so the arrows are all confusing in the first place /swtComment
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exactly. like ROATF. All patterns are readable (even edit to some extent) but to be able to move your fingers fast enough is a feat very few indexers have accomplished (Izzy.)Originally posted by waffydude
*OT* also it's alot easier to read arrows if you're from a music backround. ex. my friend's a drummer and he was passing dendrite the same week he joined. even though he's one handed Xp.Comment
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K, need help here. I don't really know how Indexers feel about gallops. Especially in comparison to 4.Comment
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seriously why hasn't this been stickied yet? it is a MUCH better styles guide than the "n00bs read" cause that's a joke. I mean come on.Comment
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I never said there weren't any people who had speed but couldn't use it well. Of course there are. But my point still stands... Once the song gets fast, you'll need a combination of reading skill AND finger speed.Originally posted by leadafroactually yes i have(i could beat you any day anyway)... yes speed is a key but some people have speed but cant read basic patterns.also it does matter on how fast you can read the arrows and listen to the beat.(thats the whole point to playing is it not?)Originally posted by waffydude
speed matters but you need to know how to use it.
About you being able to beat me any day, I'm not saying you're wrong. Though I've actually never seen any of your scores, so I'm curious to now. You're a 1 hander right? It seems you'd have to be one of the very best of them then, since I can often match/beat scores by people like Kefit and Kilga... Of course, I use 2 hands, but that doesn't matter since you already said you could beat me at any time. :PComment
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Someone should make a poll for thisComment
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OMG PLEASE NO MORE "WHAT STYLE DO YOU PLAY!?!1" POLLS!Comment
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RE: Single hand Three Fingers
[quote="Tonberry_Kid"]Pros=Like index players, you have good accuracy, decent speed, you can handle rolls(Final Fantasy 7 Battle),gallops are standardly hard(is standardly even a word?(Final Fantasy 7 Battle(again)))
Cons=Itu no wat idk wat frekin hand u use ok ppl say 1 handed is handicaped. well actutally 1 handed is realy hard on some songs(a.k.a flight of the bumble bee) so.. i think 2 handed would be easyer im talking handicaped but who the @#$% cares it there @#$%&*$ choice98% of American teens use or have tried pot. If you are part of the 2% that hasn\'t, put this in your profile.
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Re: RE: Single hand Three Fingers
Good try on the quoting.Comment
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