Circular Rubbing... any trick?

[Sav]

Are there any tricks to the circular rubbing motion with the mouse? It barely registers for me

[Mr.Kill]

if its anything like the vita version. You have to go really slow when performing the onscreen prompt.

[pokedude900]

Slow broad motions are the key. Try to match the speed of the hand in the animation.

[LWRabbit]

Originally posted by pokedude900:

Slow broad motions are the key. Try to match the speed of the hand in the animation.

I find this SUPER EASY with the mouse. I actually was able to do it with quick (but SMOOTH) motions around a 1 inch spot on my mousepad.

[𓂀𓂏𓂀]

you have to go slow, be gentle with your waifu.

[Sav]

Thanks for the replies =D
I will be gentler with mai waifu

[Guess5050]

Don't use a FPS gaming mouse. Really sensitive mouses mess it up.

[Taktical Taiyaki]

Originally posted by Guess5050:

Don't use a FPS gaming mouse. Really sensitive mouses mess it up.

Mice. The word you're looking for is mice. ;)

[Guess5050]

Originally posted by Scorpion:

Originally posted by Guess5050:

Don't use a FPS gaming mouse. Really sensitive mouses mess it up.

Mice. The word you're looking for is mice. ;)

Yeah. You're right. Mouses isn't a word.

[OOM-911]

If you do have a gaming mouse I found it is actually better to go Slower then the prompt tells you to.

[patpatyos]

Originally posted by OOM-911:

If you do have a gaming mouse I found it is actually better to go Slower then the prompt tells you to.

Yeah especially gaming mouse with high DPI you have to go so slow you are barely moving

[The Gaming Archaeologist]

I found this really difficult, but might be my controller. That being said, I should try out people's comments.

[Miuna]

Originally posted by Grognard_87:

I found this really difficult, but might be my controller. That being said, I should try out people's comments.

With controllers it should be quite easy, depending on which event you are on (sometimes they need slow, others fast), but for the rubbing it is always slow, just do large slow rotations with the analoge stick (normally right stick unless specified otherwise or both) in the given direction, should fill the bar quickly and get easy perfects.

[magelord01]

I actually find that I get a LOT more "ticks" with the slow, circular motion sequences than I do with the fast sequences. The fast sequences include "tug", "push", "push and tug", and "suffer and squirm". I typically get 10 or 11 "ticks" with those.