ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- I feel like I've used this method for a while but it's so unconscious that I never actually realized until very recently. hope you can take some inspiration from this and help your nerves even if you don't do it exactly like this :D
alternate title: the best nerve control method, as proven by my subjective experience (your mileage may vary)
join my discord! / discord
Patreon / honmi
Twitter / honmicchi
Twitch / honmi
Join osu! University, an improvement-focused osu! hub and osu! coaching hub: / discord
Sytho gave us a good strat just recently, just realize everyone is gonna go bald
wtf
@@honmi your going bald as sytho said sytho has gone bald
@@honmi sytho controlled his nerves by talking about how everyone gonna be bald
bald talk
LOL I WAS THERE WHEN HE SAID THAT :)))))
I think this really helped me fully understand what you meant by treating every run like it’s just a casual play. If it was a good run so far then you had a good run.
Me: getting S on 2/3 of the map
Also me: getting 10 misses after that
oh hey, i do this!! i feel like this pairs very well with playing less and retrying less, as well. if you only play a map once every day, rather than like, 10 times a day, then its easier to just get that satisfying growth and get out. v. cool.
Need this haha, usually I shift+tab all the time and try to think: hey it's just a game and I can always retry by it's still difficult
when im in the middle of a hard map that im fcing i just get excited bc of the insane run i have that i feel confident instead of nervous
True
But then the "easy" maps come in and I don't feel that much adrenaline in those @_@
I just repeat that I am a beast in my head over and over and that this map is free for me
I got a sneak peek at this during my coach session :) Well explained and said.
Thank you, will try. Mindsett is everything
noticed this when i started playing offline, really helps
I've realized this as well. I am pretty much an offline player so I don't care about pp, but I used to have that pressure of the 1st case anyway.
Now I just act impressed as if the section I already played was enough to satisfy me, almost like if that was the entire map and now I was just playing it again after SSing. That way I justify my nerves but I feel less pressured to keep doing it well and I stop thinking about it.
Idk if that makes sense or if my English was good enough to express it but it works for me 👍
I do something similar, but instead I counter those thoughts with the idea that "no, this isn't a rare run and I'm not performing above average, the performance I just did is proof I can do it again, and it's ok to fail at this point - success will come without fail at the end of the day." This mindset got me through Dark Souls, it got me though Getting Over It and Jump King, and it really helps with getting through osu maps. Excellent video though, pretty much exactly the same process that I use. Ty DigitalHypno!
Thank you, your videos are so helpful to me! I have many, many different maps I have 99%+ on with one miss, or a few 100s either at the very end or the last half for this reason exactly. I'm going to try this!
When I go for a score I just imagine POV:FGSky 4 modding justadice and there is no more stuff to consider nerving
My strategy for never control is to miss, you always feel instantly better afterwards :)
Never played osu but still very useful
I've always done this and this is what has been holding me back. I wouldn't recommend this at all...
I always end up being satisfied with the score I've been doing so far and that does anything but help me finish the map with a good score
The matter is I always get fulfilled and so unconsciously I don't "care" about the score anymore as much as I sometimes hard choke the rest because of lack of ambition and lack of that feeling of wanting the score so bad
hypno you are very cool, will try these tricks
This is pretty good advice. I struggle with nerve control A LOT. I'll try this out!
I sometimes just think about random stuff while playing. Not like actively trying to think about anything just random thoughts that pop into my head. Gets me distracted from the fact that im doing good on a map and i dont get nervous.
I never realized but yeah i also do this, I literally tell myself "You've done well to get to this point, even if I miss, I should still submit the score because I actually kinda popped off"
One thing I tried was from an old vaxei interview about how he plays. He said that when he's doing well on a map and any possible thoughts may come up he only starts full focusing on the circles on the screen. Almost immediately after I ended up getting my top play at the time and my mentality was just repeating "circles, circles, circles" while focusing on the map. Kinda weird but it worked. I'll be trying this out next though. (I could've messed up some details on the vaxei stuff, but that's what I remember.)
must.. click.. circles
its just a game, pixels on a screen, your gonna get your score and no one is gonna care just get the score and move on. Thats my nerve control method and I've never shake since then.
Tbh sightread fcing is something so hard but what i do is play a map couple of times maybe create some practice difficulties then if i can fc those part individually i consider myself i got the score. So i am already satisfied all that left is putting those in one run and i can eventually get it.
good nerve control video
i'll try to use it today :)
i do something similar but instead of being satisfied, i visualize something like a valve where i let those thoughts go through then shut it off until i think of nothing
i usually think like "if i can do this once, that means i can do this twice, and if i can do this twice, that means i can do this thrice, so if i messed up now i can redo and do this again (or even better!)"
i have 12 different 4 star songs each with multiple tries and only 1 single miss
this has been really haunting me alot
I usually end up doing worse when I think "think is good, I'm satisfied already"
what helps for me though is convincing myself that I should just play like "it's the start of the map, there's no need to be nervous when you're just starting, right"
The sad thing is a lot of beatmaps gets harder at the end :')
We can always count on you for helpful tips
Thank you! It works for other games too!
babe check it out digitalhypno just uploaded
choked what wouldve been my top play today because nerves got so bad i misaimed the whole ending of glory days, peaked at 520 but i ended up failing the score :DDD wouldve loved to see this earlier today
Whoah this absolutely doesn't work for me. I guess it's really subjective. This method is also really inversatile since you can only use this is specific scenarios where you haven't got a score close to FC'ing. My go to method right now is holding breath or flexing stomach ~ which has always worked for me.
i just got 89 on bloodbath in gd and this helps for gd so thank you
I find that I play the best while high or thinking about something else because then I'm not actually paying attention to the outcome
My two cents on nerve control and mindset (both go hand in hand IMO):
Haven't watched the video, but the best nerve control method IMO is to tell yourself that you don't care, and after a while, you won't get nervous anymore. I am not kidding; this method was recommended by a psychology honor student and worked for me in many games, including osu. I combine this with the mindset that I prioritize long-term improvement over short-term scores that don't matter, which worked wonders for me.
Random thought; wouldn't it be able to make it so you actually don't care to the point of not improving as much, since you don't care and thus don't feel a need or motivation to grind skill?
@@dexorne9753 Well, my comment might lack a bit of detail on my actual mindset. I don't tell myself that I generally don't care about anything in this game; rather, I don't care about a single score. Instead, I care about long-term improvement. So, let's say I play a map and almost FC it; I could retry it several times and eventually get the "lucky" run for the FC, or I can accept that I am not good enough, try to understand why I messed up and how I can improve to do better next time.
I care about scores I can recreate easily under any circumstance because those represent my actual skill. For example, a lucky score that I can't recreate the next day is worth nothing to me since I clearly lack something to do it again and again.
This mindset motivates me to focus purely on improvement, and I don't get sidetracked by a number (pp or rank) that doesn't mean anything (to me, at least).
internalizing this method will be hard, but can definitely help with my nerves xD
Ive been thinking like in the second scenario recently
I had nerves, played more long maps, and retry after chokes, and yeah is just kinda gone forever, I still choke but not to the point of shitmissing everything because of nerves
And I do feel like that, when I start to think like "omg this is good score" I start to choke and shit miss everything too
Now I my usual reaction is just "meh" and, I either FC the map or choke but with less miss
im a gd player, but these mind games are the exact thing i need when getting far; i will literally die to the easiest inputs due to nerves
tbh sometimes I dont even realize that im SS'ing or doing a good run I just play the game and I just get scores
the curse of the 100 on a SS run , yep that's me ! so ty for this tip
will try
I tend to breath out my mouth so I can kinda get control of my heart and then make my mind go blank for abit n it helps prolong my nerves of shaking
For some reason when i go god mode my brain just goes "ooga booga"and turns off till i finish the map
Cool, these tips can also be applied to Geometry Dash!
All of this makes a lot of sense, would you do the same if you get nervous earlier in the map?
Very well explained
But what if the 3/4 of the map is somewhat quite easy then nerves come after that
THE BRICK METHOD
I just sing the song in my head to void any thoughts about the play
actually i think this is just one of the consequences of stop carrying too much about your scores and measure your improvement in them, and instead focusing on the game process NOT because you need to do this to control nerves, but because the score means almost nothing for you
also i think retrying after miss is one of the biggest sign that you carry exactly about the score.
Moreover, if you are getting used to play a map till the end only when you are fcing it (and nerving), because of this you may feel not comfortable when you just playing the map till the end even if you already have misses and don't really care about the score. On my opinion this is the reason why some sort of players literally can't play long maps.
idk man if i know the song, what's on my mind is the lyrics of the song.
There's map that I can play HD and almost FC it then I tried it again and again many times.. then I feel that I'm not improving, instead my skill is degrading and got worst to the point that, I can't even pass the first part of that map that I can play HD and NM before. This only happen on this particular 1 map. I don't know what happen. can anyone give me an advice?
You are just losing focus on that map. Just take a break from that one specific map.
If you really want to fc it then try to HT the map, then play the map normally and see if that helps.
@@rudyranger249 I will try it later.
My nerve control is just to sing the song in my head 😂
just click the circles man imagine shaking cuz of a circle game also clear da mind be like water my friend
The best nerve control, is not paying attention when you’re playing. XD
As a offline player, no one gives a shit about my offline scores.
one slight problem: pp
could this help on tournament nerves?
yes I actually think I use this more in tournaments than in solo
Or just do the Aireu method
this might not work if you are trying to fc tho
I came here for gd.
just make animal noises