hOw do I get good

[Mendelsohn]

a

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b, x, and y as well!

[TreeMatt350]

What's your current skill level? What songs, levels, stars, and difficulties do you clear well, struggle on, and can't really do at all?

I could help by offering some basic tips and strategies to get you started if your around the low to midish skill levels. Please send me a friend request if you want me to help guide you some as it would be a quite windy explanation of things that would look spammy on discussions.

[daiKoo]

Originally posted by #SwiftyValentine:

a

i feel that, ps4 controller is dogwater, its so hard to input stuff fast

[samsaisabug]

I would recommend playing the highest difficulty you can comfortably play and practice it until you can perfect a decent amount of songs. When I first started on switch I spent a lot of hours on Hard getting about half of all the perfects before making the jump to Extreme, which helped me get the hang of multi notes.

You could also experiment and see if you do better with a keyboard or a different gamepad. I personally prefer joycons for Diva, but I know most players prefer the DS4 controller. Keyboard has the advantage of more key bindings than what's available on gamepad, but a gamepad is plenty viable for this game despite what people may try to tell you.

It really just comes down to practice. If you put the effort in and try to improve you will get better over time, it won't happen overnight but you'll get there. The most important thing is to keep at it and take breaks if you feel overwhelmed. Hisokeee also has some Diva tutorial videos on YouTube that you may find useful; I watched a few of them when I was starting out. Best of luck to you on your Diva journey!

[leefrs]

seeing these people talk about perfects is making me realize i'm still not all that great

seriously though, practice is a big part of it, and hand placement is a big part of getting good- personally, I play on keyboard, so my right hand )my dominant one, if yours is your left hand, then use your left hand for this) is on the "J", "K", and "L" keys for b,a. and x, the most common notes. If you want to use your left hand for the common ones, you'll need to put your fingers on the a, s, and d keys. For y and slider notes, i use q, w, and e, so that i won't have to switch my fingers every time i wanna hit a note.

There's also a practice mode which you can use to rewind a bit!!!

[服部 康弘]

hi diva veteran here.... for MM/FT it basiaclly your experience of the game. you will fail alot until you get confortable. it didnt take me too long to get good on FT till i say 36 hrs because i played the series since 2011. but if ur new i beleive it depends on you how much time and effort and knowledge you put in the game.. very important info is use the *triggers* buttons they can help you alot early in in game and the hardest songs. it just patience and practice, practice, and practice. when you get used to the mix ups and nasty tricks what the game offers (spamming notes, double notes/muti notes , hold notes, spamming *double notes* , the *pattern* of the rythm and the *spacing* of the notes, changing the bpm in between the rythme, and the *staircase notes* aka goes #yxab then ybax# then you hould be set to go against extra extreme and play mostly any extreme songs i say mostly is because there will be songs that take awhile to study and practice either you give up or you keep tring until you get it right. *im looking at you sadistic factory 2 months of torture to perfect the darn songs.* if you like more strategy guiedence you can add me and im willing to help u out

[Lum chan]

[Lum chan]

about 50 hrs in, i can just now play some songs on hard