Zylice's Guide to osu! SPEED & STAMINA
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I love how this is a guide about speed and stamina, but the background gameplay is anything but speed and stamina
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STOP AVOIDING WHAT YOU CANT PLAY
@@_UberEats_ i can stream faster than your car
@@100xstacks9 can you stream 225bpm? I’ll upload a video of me streaming 225bpm
@@_UberEats_ didn't ask + L + ratio
Covering all the fundamental points to speed and stamina without overcomplication and just speaking the basic yet most important facts - this will help a lot of people, good video!!
I love your videos! Will there be some anytime soon?
@@daveied he said that he will stop making osu videos and start making fitness content
So I’ve been struggling with streaming, speed, and overall finger control for a while now. I remember at a time I would watch tons of videos like this one to help me improve but I didn’t really get anything more than marginal improvements out of them. It just always seemed like I had no dexterity in my left hand (my tapping hand). That’s when I realized that having no dexterity with my left hand was my biggest problem. So I started trying to actively use my left hand more for my daily activities, like for example brushing my teeth with my left hand, using kitchen utensils with my left hand, and I even started practicing to write with my left hand. Doing this has helped me so much more than any tutorial has helped me, and the more I practice building my dexterity with my left hand outside of osu!, the more responsive my fingers feel when I’m tapping or streaming ingame. I don’t see this advice in any osu! improvement videos, but I feel like actively trying to build up your dexterity with your tapping hand can make a huge difference in what you can achieve. I hope this advice helps!
This makes so much sense!! I have this same issue and I had this idea that I haven't used my left hand as much, so it makes sense for it to be worse and less dextrous. However, I couldn't figure out a solution/progression structure to work on it. I'm for sure going to try this.
osu! profile review anytime soon intel?
damn!! almost like as if thats completely normal..
This! I started to play the piano somewhat "professionally" 2 years ago and when got to 3rd moonlight sonata and shit my speed amd stamina just felt like it improved by itself much faster than it ever did (still does to this day)
thanks for the advice dude !!
Guys, trust me.
If a Canadian Speedplayer gives you a good advice.
Treat it with respect and use the advice.
Banger advice, finally someone who explains it this accurately
Yesterday I look up stamina and speed training, today Zylice posts a guide.... Coincidence? I THINK NOT. Get out of my walls please.
he's gone, I'm in your walls now
I’m in ur walls stealing copper wire for money. This is a robbery
9 months later i have returned back to your wall, this time on the next episode of dragon ball z...
Thanks for the explanation for the talented people. It took about 4 hours every day for 3 months, but I cleared the 3-star difficulty level C or B.Fuck.
Thank you for the advice, honestly i almost quit osu today because I don't feel like practicing normally like i usually, and it's really hard to find maps i really enjoy so this really helps (aside from finding enjoyable maps)
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Can definitely relate to improvement coming naturally with what you enjoy, I may not have speed or stream consistency, but I'm rather good at alt and half decent at tech, not due to any sort of deliberate practice, I just find alt and tech maps to be heaps of fun to play.
These tips dont just apply to osu! but to almost anything you do in any rhythm game you might play. I especially liked the play harder charts and get outside of your comfort zone cause that’s exactly what I do to improve. You gotta start somewhere and even if it’s bad the experience will only make you better as your eyes, mind and body adapt. These tips are straight forward and honestly what anyone needs to improve with any skill set. Most importantly though the best way to improve is to just play the game and your experience will help you grow. Keep up the amazing work Zylice
This is one of my favourite videos on this topic. Straight to the point and without talking nonsense about secret techniques how to get better. You conveyed what "Play more" actually means in less than 6 minutes and you did it really well.
Keep up your grind everyone 💪
I remember back then like 6 or 7 years ago, i had friends to play osu with but they were way better (im stuck at 5* max) they could clear 7* maps and were mocking people with -95% acc.
Back then i had like 80% but i was still proud of myself, but being mocked like that over and over i started to care about my accuracy and now it's hard for me to never quit a map i failed even once...
Guess i'll just have to relearn the whole game, that first advise of yours epecially is made for me
This is so much more helpful than any other improvement guide I've seen, because it's instantly actionable.
It's hard to explain how to get better in osu!, because everyone has different way, and they experience different things, so one type of played can't really teach how to become good if the other person watching the video is different type. You may want to play speed and dt, but you're only able to do different skill set, and you need to find the one you're good at, then you can start improving. Because no one is good in everything (except few people you know), you won't get better in speed if you just don't have the reflexes and you don't have the potential. Of course you can try, but for me it's better for find a skill set you're good at already, and try to make it better. Then focus on the hard ones, since you won't get better before you won't understand how the game and rhym works
i played osu for about 3 years trying to improve but at the cost of mental and physical health I played to often and to frequent to sustain the skill I gained and due to this I quit for about 5 years came back to the game and because I did not focus on health first it caused me to get worse and lose my skill so growing at a healthy rate and making sure that your health comes first is better than grinding 18 hours a day and having your body and mind detererate and lose everything you worked for great vid you really explained how health is more important because if you don't focus on your health than you lose everything your health and skill
Hey. I need advice on something that im hoping someone seeing this has an answer to. I feel myself improving a ton (speed, aim, stamina etc.) but im not getting many scores because I keep missing on really stupid things. It's not just unlucky, im consistantly missing
I have a pretty sharp numbing pain in my pulse from time to time and a really sharp pain in my elbow when I play high bpm. Any doctors know anything?
Well this video is not only about speed. For example change technique to grip and you got aim guide. This game is more of mind game. If you think you cant improve you wont and if you think speed is hard it will be. I learned it while playing on different setup offline i thought aim will be hard with reading cuz i was playing on laptop and it was until i thought why is it hard if i play the same game.
the problem is my hand pains a lot
Third method is not for me. I didn't like it.
right when I needed it the most. Thank you zylice keep up the great work!
2:37. Me:Looks for gaming advice
The video:gives life advice instead
I LOVE PLAYING RAISE MY SWORD ENDLESSY AS A 400k PLAYER UNTIL MY FINGERS HURTS VERY HARD
the speed i can comfortably click forever with is 160bpm rank 380k
Something weird happened to me I started playing this game 3 days ago, I thought I fractured my hand and as soon as it felt better I was able to fully S combo normal maps, without being said I’m able to A rank Hard maps right now and my hand doesn’t hurt it’s probably cause my hand wasn’t adapting but I’m very happy I never gave up cause I kept playing with my hand hurting and I found comfortable posture doing so and now I feel so good about the improvement
I change the circle size 2 to practice to get my self better. And I change to ar9 to ar10 and keep the circle size cs4 to practice. Hopefully that helped get better. 🙏
speed is my one problem and hopefully these things work
I tip, play without a watch or rings or any other arm/wrist/hand jewlery.
I use the z and u key now i removed the key caps from the hj and n key now i wont get craps after a 10 min stream map :>
there is something that happened to me that is very weird and really does not have an explination so basically i left the game like for 2 months cause of exams and came back to it and on the first day i already was playing better than what i was before like maps i couldn't beat i was just passing them left and right but the one negative thing that happened was that my acc turned to shit
I completely agree with tip 1, and I think people are being taught pushing outside of what they can currently do is bad. However, I would add to it and say practicing far UNDER your current skill level and also right at is also equally important. We all know those people who gravitate towards HDDT early and then can never FC a 2* or low ar map (couldn't be me lmfao). And of course practicing maps right at your range gives you practice with consistency, but also helps shift your focus back towards maintaining high accuracy and the proper tapping technique. You mentioned that some days you just can't tap as fast or you feel out of control and your skill level for that day goes down, which is why I've started implementing more easy maps into my practice even on good days, it seems to have helped keep me consistently faster with less fumbling.
All still good information though! Just figured I'd throw in a few things
i have 4 years on the game and cant tap more than 160
Changing my tapping technique was a game changer for me. I would constantly get a sharp, stinging feeling in my tendons that would last for a pretty long time. Developing the right technique is probably the best thing you can do for your speed.
1:35 i know that map was Mou li kai diff Rain llol
This video applies really well in mania as well, ty!
naaa bro my posture is like a shrimp
whole nothing burger
What do I do if my hand is numb?
2:38 this seems like a "well duh" tip but its actually the one that will affect your play the most. I recently went through a major depressive episode and tried to play osu to get my mind off things, I literally could not play the game, in any capacity. Everything was a D rank. Obviously not everyone is going through something that serious but small things like, not feeling well that day, or feeling mentally off will affect your play and is probably the reason why even though you can stream 220 you're only streaming 180 that day or things like that.
This man so good he play osu while talking
i can finally become filipino
please guys understand the part about not fucking up your hand. i was playing stuff out of my comfort zone months ago and I ignored the signs my hands were giving me about being strained too much, my index finger noticeably feels stiffer now than 1 year ago. ALWAYS listen to your body
Lets go
funny that the day I gave up this game due to not being able to improve stream speed, zylice uploaded this video...
the coming out of your comfort zone is too close to home, im a singletapper dt player and i never really bothered to try play anything over 240 250bpm. Now i thought fuck it lets try, failed at first but quite quickly managed to improve and i can singletap up to 300bpm 6star dt farm
Zylice i love this video, super amazing tips video with format, length, the tips, and everything else. Keep it up brotha
I agree with you everything you just said because i had exactly the same opinion and i was following it before i saw this video!!
0:47 alright. and there is me, only playing C maps up until its atleast at B at some point haha
playing in my comfort zone? bro. that is something i hate xD
furthermore, very good advice in this video. posture, kinds of pain (what is good what is bad), playing slower maps if it feels like, u can't go faster at this very moment.
everything i do for over a year. nice to see confirmation, that it works. for me personally, i see a lot of improvement in my play. but i am really not the fastest or overall a very good player i think.
facts about me: i am 29 y/o. discovered osu! like 2 years ago (and i really love beatgames. somehow never heard of osu! xD). highest map i C'ed is now "Namae no Nai Kaibutsu" by EGOIST // gazimal on difficulty "Encounter" (over 6 star map). so i mostly play 5,5 stars and above maps. i also like very much extreme metal and "Utsu-P" stuff. played a lot "Mikkusabbath" as an example
still would love to play 7+ maps. cuz A LOT of maps where i love the music from, is just playable at this point sadly.
so yeah. i think, this video is perfect for every1 who wants to improve at osu!
I actually agree to what your saying, osu! is a mental game as long as you believe in yourself you can go far but also find the right practice balance. Now I usually play a lot of stream/stamina maps and I have almost infinite stamina on 170-180 so now I'm improving my DT skills and aim control since I'm a nm player and it will come in handy when I try to get to 4 digit. Also I was in a Zylice video :D
3:56 I think this is also where Spare's "mastering your switch type" on his speed guide comes to it with different actuation weights (or none with touchpad back in the day) and yea being as light as possible for the switch you're using is optimal!
Thanks Jay
this isjust zylice flexing his tourney skills
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Thanks Zylice, now I would FC Ascension to Heaven with DT
What if I experience the 3 different pains on different days...
Its been 3 months of training speed and stamina but only my speed got a high improvement compared to my stamina. (from 160💀 to 190-200bpm) I still get tired fast but dont know how to fix it
I will Be forced to have 1 and half month break, I will succ :d
not even lying. As soon as I heard one of the tips. I felt like I was streaming like 270 lol
I feel like playing maps that you can't play because you're too slow is just smart though. I mean, you can develop bad habits and worst case, injuries.
Thanks Zylice, can't wait to apply this advice in Solo Speed Showdown!
Nice video and all, but why is V2 on for some of the background gameplay?
Bro. I used to not quit on hard maps. Now i dont do that much. Proly why i havent improved alot 1-2 month ago. Started doing stream maps and other maps that i cant do well on and now im godly went up from 300 to 200K
A tip I have is, prioritize your mental health. I think that all I do is bad, and that I lose skill every day, which greatly impacts my improvement.
What i learned from this video: do the zylice method (autopiloting stream maps, reference you might not understand)
ZYLICE ITS FREAKYRIMS FROM BEE'S STREAM WHY ARE U IN MY RECOMMENDED
some of them quit the map that you cant play, and play another map. whos correct?
Rn my plan is to just get good at tech space streams so i gotta put on nf for euphoria and dustvoxx (cuz jump part hard kills my single tap)
I have serious question about tapping
are we supposed to completely relax our entire arm when tapping?
or can we tense our hand when do stream?
how much can we tense our hand when stream? really need help since I cant trust my tapping and just dont know anymore
what i should do when i can only aim at ar10 i literally cant do ar9.8 or less, can't even stream i'm a 6 digits btw
Play with whatever form is most comfortable lmao
How bout no such form exists, I can't sit well on the chair no matter what
me who likes to play image material as a 7 digit without nofail listening to number 1: mmm yes very helpful
Man all ive been seeing in my feed is osu shitposts with promising titles. I didn't expect to actually get tips here.
I have played osu for almost 4 months and I could pass some maps under 5,5 stars. But I cant pass any map above 'em 🤧
I feel like having a good warmup is very very helpful as well easing urself into the higher bpms from the lower. As u said in the vid some days u just feel slower and when I have those days having a longer warmup really helps to let my fingers get settled to higher bpms and get rid of the slow feeling. Also warmup will also help prevent injury so u can play more without breaking ur hands
Only issue i have with the video is the bg gameplay
thanks man now i can do 18 kps per finger
Do you want to improve at osu?
Step 1 : Stop watching osu guides
I just come back to the map later untill I pass it, I do that with every map I play.
Can we just appreciate how he didn't leave us with a cliffhanger and finished the song as the outro
iv been trying to tap over 200bpm but have had no succes for 2 motnhs now no idea what to do about it
Idk if it’s just me but does anyone else have a hard time reading no mod😂
i just slapped the fuck out of my keyboard and i tapped faster n shit
Are you supposed to tense for high bpm or stay relaxed or is it preference
thank you. this will help me a lot, this is what it feels like to me the most useful guide ive seen
im a one tap player will it be harder for me to step up to higher bpms or stars?
no, just practice some alt and finger control maps here and there so you are not hindering ur skillset later on
@@kiam9941 hmmm yeah ive noticed i lacked finger control i think i will focus on improving it
You can still do it as Lifeline has shown. However learning to alt would be more efficient than forcing yourself to single tap 300BPM jumps
@@Zack-Strife oh, no i dont really do full on one tap i still use two fingers for burst and streams 3 burst is index finger middle finger and index again, 2 burst is middle then index
also i one tap on my index finger, i find it hard to one tap on middle and ring finger
What can I do if one of my fingers is just faster so that I stream super incosistent ?
I already do everything he said nothing new fail..
zylice BASED at the start
TBH, your entire mentality with improvement shouldnt be top player advice from people like digital hypno or khz
what works for one person may work terribly for another
for example, some players literally look at every circle in jumps, whilst others look moreso between the notes
one of my friends looks at every circle, and another looks between them
theyre both high improvement players(one of which is top player material if he didnt quit after 10 days playtime)
TBH, top player advice should be taken more as a baseline for yourself rather than your everything, because obsessing over top player advice will destroy your improvement and mindset
just play what youre bad at until you get better, push your skill, then go back and FC maps that were slightly out of reach
I was doing fine until he said getting 8hours of sleep
no
This is probaply only video like this we need from anybody else :D like you we covering all the fundamental points and shit. this was definetly SS rank video😅
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but I can't read lower AR anymore.
I only can stream under 140 bpm
this was honestly the more useful tip other than saying "playing more" or something between those lines because that's just a vague way of saying you can learn by just experiencing stuff which barely even helps at all
I was waiting this!thank you,you’re the best
didnt work im still 6 digit wtf
I dont fucking understand english
TL;DW Play more!
hey that's off topic, but why do you play some maps with NF and V2? I wanna know what you intention behind that is
that's for tournament play
Can anyone tell me what does "worse case scenario : digitalhypno" at 0:13 mean? I don't really know what happened to him
Digital hypno did a study which imo says nothing. Basically he organized a giant osu study group thing with different trials, and end result was questionable at best, and completely useless at worst. He tends to try to quantify everything, which sometimes leads to over generalizations, or needless specifics. In general, it's just a different mindset, and overall I think digital hypno has done a lot for the community. As far as trying to quantify the optimal method for improvement in osu, I think his efforts are genuine, but misguided and haven't really produced anything.
Going back on subject, basically digital hypno tries to quantify everything to an exact of a science as possible. In reality most of the time it's a lot more subjective, and varies extremely greatly from person to person (which digital hypno knows and disclaims) but it has given him the reputation for overthinking everything.
THIS IS IT! im a 6 digit pass player and this is exactly how i improve!