Stop Doing This in PJSK

[@pizza_36]

Easy and normals are just rythm, from hard charts you can hear the song by the notes

[@epikoof]

the hard charts are not just "count the beats", it follows the rhythm and makes the game so much more fun, and i find them easier than normal/easy difficulty honestly

[@ryznk6431]

For me, the best thing was to start with hard, after a while there, take the lowest "experts", 22, 23, 24, and so in a few months (More precisely in days, it didn't even take months...) I went from hard 15/17/18, to experts of 25/ 26, and masters too...

[@M1LE5Z]

same for me. i started with hard and once i started easily full combo-ing most hard songs, i moved onto expert level 22/23/24 and it helped a lot instead of starting at the easiest level or the hardest level

[@emsie127]

im currently in my 23,24 expert time after starting 3 months ago

[@YourLocalHuman68]

Sane​@@emsie127

[@Dashur_Stenmark]

The hard, expert and master difficulties are what makes Proseka a rhythm game. As someone who loves a lot of the music in proseka, I rely on only the music to play the game since I turned off note sound effects. It helps me be able to spot subtle changes to the music and appreciate it more compared to if I had just listened to it normally. My advice for people who are stuck just started or stuck on normal or hard is to pick a song you like and learn to use the music to your advantage. It might sound obvious but sometimes we panic mid-song and just tap at the notes instead of properly listening to the music, and from my experience, that usually results in a miss/good/bad. Listening to the song, learn the rhythm and you'll know when to stop tapping when you don't need to. Also, if you're feeling frustrated that you can't full combo a particular song after multiple tries. Save it and play something else, you'll eventually get better and you'll be able to FC that song eventually. P.s. if you're bad a flick notes. Just keep playing, you'll get it eventually (like I did for a month or two...)

[@jjaa_joyjoyartist]

Agreed. Finding a few songs you really like and working your way up on those (while still clearing other songs, just with the goal of getting good enough to beat the ones you like) will help you focus on the music instead of the daunting level number. Children's record and melty land Nightmare were my favorites, and I remember trying so hard to not let the quick bit in normal mode get me in melty land and finally fc it. Then I struggled with the drum beat, but listening to the song is what makes it click. Then your hands get the patterns, then it falls into place

[@KeisalStorm]

As someone who is pretty good at rhythm games (I have almost 70 master full combos on the JP server), this advice is honestly applicable to all skill levels. When I first started playing Project Sekai, I mostly played expert charts, but I was unhappy with how slow my progress was. It was only once I started playing master and caring LESS about full comboing all the charts I played that I got better. Though an important thing to remember is always why you play in the first place. I love seeing my improvement, so I like to play harder charts and care a lot about getting better, but for someone who just wants to sit back and enjoy the story or music or whatever, they really don't have to get better to have fun. In the end, everyone is playing to have fun, so find out what you like about Project Sekai and enjoy that!

[@pookiewookie3450]

I think my biggest mistake was not fc all of easy and normal when I was beginning. Now I have to do those lame charts to get the rewards

[@laoloserr]

Just slap your hand onto the screen in time with the beat. You’ll get 70% of the easy full combos that way easy 🫡

[@pookiewookie3450]

@@laoloserr but it’s still boring to play 😔

[@azzu_5856]

Same here lol... for the pulls.. 🥲

[@chich-ai]

Same lmao

[@totalrevengeance3904]

i’ve full combo’d all easy, normals and almost all hards. it took HOURS and it was so so boring

[@prikaPa-stery]

Then there's the feeling of accomplishing something you thought you'd never do! I thought I'd never get past 10 notes without dying on hard but now I'm able to clear while keeping somewhat most of my combo

[@glistica]

Never say never

[@laoloserr]

Yesss im proud of you !!! 😤

[@wisteriaaa_23]

This is a really good explanation for new players! I’ve been playing for about 2 months now, and I’m already decent at the game. I have always had a knack for rhythm, so part of it came naturally, but I still struggle with some things, as anyone would. My advice is to just keep pushing yourself on harder difficulties until you’re more familiar and confident with them. Works for me!

[@maxu0]

this is some of the best advice you could give to new players imo. most new players wouldn’t know that they should step out of their comfort zone and this would really help them

[@jazzywithzs]

i completely agree! i started playing pjsk last september, immediately jumping into hard as i already have a knack for rhythm games. once i started challenging myself and jumping into expert and master, thats when i noticed a significant increase in my skill. of course i didn’t pass every time, but now i have AP’d two songs, which was unachievable at the time i started. i havent stopped trying to play charts that are too difficult for me, as thats how i grow as a player. amazing advice!

[@azurnal7573]

True, it's definitely good to try harder charts occasionally, but it's not recommended to actually practice charts that are way out of your skill level. It's easy to build up bad muscle memory that way. I'd say it's better to get comfortable with charts that are within your skill level before moving on.

[@laoloserr]

I should clarify Yes 100% I completely agree In general, going way above your skill level does nothing to improve on your abilities But for this video I was talking about the specific case of jumping from normal to hard. Sure everyone is different and I can’t really claim this for 100% of players but for the majority, if you’re pretty comfortable playing normal charts, you can definitely start tackling the low end of “hard” charts

[@azurnal7573]

@@laoloserr In that case I completely agree as well.

[@Aglassofwater67]

When is a chart considered way out of your skill level? Are charts that you can beat but just barely and like 1/5 times considered out of your skill level? Or is it only charts that you can't beat at all? Cuz i can do the master mode of "bug" but only once every couple attempts and no matter what i can't get good at the very start nor that one section with the really precise and fast hold notes that go from the far right to far left. Does that mean i should just only do the song when i have a higher skill level and able to do it much more easily?

[@laoloserr]

For me, a song is out of your skill level if you can’t comprehend anything that’s going on. No amount of playing will help you in that case. Either the song is too fast or theres too many notes to process. Stepping out of your comfort zone should be playing songs that you can visually see what the chart maker wants you to do, but you dont have the finger speed / muscle memory to accurately execute it yet.

[@azurnal7573]

@@Aglassofwater67 Kind of hard to define this since the game doesn't have an actual scoring system. In my opinion, it's when you notice you're spamming through most of the patterns, basically using the wrong fingerings and not actually reading the chart at all.

[@lisrainforest]

Oh man, this is what I should have heard a year ago.. I started playing on hard a few months ago and I feel pretty comfortable on it, but I really wish I started earlier

[@l0stw0lfz]

I agree, hard and higher difficulties are a lot more fun but my OCD makes me wanna FC clear normal & easy just to see more shiny stars in the song selection 😅

[@Ham-xy1gj]

I’m the same way lol

[@OriginallyBeanie]

My best friend is a few weeks into the game and already full comboing normal and easy. ill send her this and maybe she will try hard!

[@laoloserr]

Omg hearing about new players getting full combos is amazing love to see it

[@ryoumensan]

when i first started playing, i started on hard mode because normal and easy were already way too easy for me. it’s how i improved easier because it was actually teaching me what i could do and because it actually made me proud of myself whenever i could fc like a level 18-19. ofc initially if hard was harder for my fingers to understand at the moment or i was underestimating myself wildly i would choose normal but otherwise hard was my starting level.

[@nneogotmyback]

Same

[@spriteart0]

i remember starting out playing songs on hard, already having had some experience with rhythm games. i was able to consistently clear hard songs and thought that near every expert song was impossible. now, i can easily fc most master lv 30 songs, even having fcd disappearance and intense voice. this is great advice, simple and short. keep going, everyone!

[@plattv.2250]

As a relarively great player (I can clear most 31 charts), this tip definitely helps. Allowing yourself to make mistakes and fail is fundamental for trying harder things and eventually getting better. This also reminds me when I played Arcaea (my first rhythm game). I could only clear PRS 6 charts but decided to give it a try with FTR 7 and 8 charts. It was an eye-opening experience, but had I not done it, I would never reach the level in at today.

[@laoloserr]

Arcaea / sdvx is so fun tho once you get the hang of sky notes / lasers lol

[@disneyfan5571]

I finally got an FC for “What’s up pop” 🎉

[@disneyfan5571]

More Information: I got an FC on Hard Mode at a 6.3 note speed with -3.2 timing

[@1EmuFan]

@@disneyfan5571oh I play at 10.0-11.0 (11 on hard but sometimes 10.0, 10.5 on expert but sometimes 10.0)

[@ihappydawnz]

the jump from expert to master is the problem for me ;-;, cant read shit

[@k1am0na]

i played easy for a day, then i moved onto normal for a month then when i started full comboing normal songs i moved onto easy hard songs. now i do hard and expert :))

[@MageGamer4132]

As someone who never played rhythm games prior to starting this game, I used to only be able to play hard mode and easy experts. However, I managed to full combo marbleblue expert after consistently playing for a year. It is true that harder charts look impossible at first, but once you slowly get better at the game, something that is once considered an "impossible feat" becomes a natural thing for you to clear.

[@theeelectronneutrino]

I completely agree, when I first started playing Proseka I got my first full combo, on easy mode. I was shocked because I didn't even know getting FCs was a thing, but then I forced myself get up to hard mode. Once I started being able to FC songs first try, I made the transition to Expert. Expert was when I started to full appreciate the game and its gimmicks in the charts. I now have 73 full combos on Expert mode, and am making my transition to Master (I have 6 full combos so far) and Append mode (absolute hell omfg)

[@dizhydron3846]

Honestly, one thing that helped me a ton was to go back to easy and normal charts after I had already managed to be able to FC most Expert and a good amount of Master charts to learn the fundamentals of basic AP consistancy and focus. I wouldn't have gotten much out of easy and normal when I first started since I had played rhythm games before, but they did help with overall accuracy when it was time to start improving overall precision and I got a ton of benefit out of it.

[@PandikawDraws]

If I play normal and easy charts, it's because I need crystals 😭

[@HomuraSekai]

I usually just play easy and normal and hard when it's a new song just to get the fc marked off lol

[@aicurrentlyonline]

got impatient and after beating an easy and normal song, i threw myself at hard mode at the first day. by the second day i could beat the expert mode version of it

[@laoloserr]

Im proud of u

[@witherons]

The first chart i played after i got the game was king expert which took me like a day to be able to beat Then i moved onto unlocking masters after that yeah

[@m1ssyl1ppy]

Biggest flex that I started on normal and then hard

[@mayarlis]

I can say, i find out that i started improving and being able to fc more experts only by trying masters and hard experts... The stage of full combo on hard and expert... It all came naturally and only with practice. For long time i stopped improving because i stayed on hard for a long time only trying to full combo everything... Switching to expert just gave me the experience i needed to get better...

[@nepseru]

As someone who has been playing normal for months Ive decided to step out of my comfort zone and do hard and expert! Having a blast rn ^_^ fced a couple of songs on hard too!! :3

[@dvmberry]

absolutely love pjsk, been slowly getting into Expert charts and a few fun Master ones. Was quite bored of the Easy and Normal ones so im glad ive started to move up 😂

[@Kimsentoast]

Oh yeah moving onto harder charts is so fun! Ive been playing for around...three months maybe? To be honest i already had good hand eye coordination so i might've had an advantage but i started out with hard charts and now im fc'ing master charts. Expert and master are really really fun!! I love rimikon on master in particular, but back on hard lower one's eyes was my favourite. I think its important to just have fun? I cant quite ap anything yet but im getting more accurate just by like... playing. im not training for it specifically but ive been able to hold a perfect combo for a while at the beginning of some songs. ^_^

[@laoloserr]

Yess !! Its all about having fun ☺️

[@izzycorn_temmie9493]

I actually full combo’d every song I have on normal mode before I made it to hard.

[@starpistols]

all new players need to hear this

[@murrVNC]

when I first started, I did expert, and I wasn’t half bad. within just a few months I was full comboing master songs and even got a master ap. I didn’t even realize that that was considered a hard thing to do, so I’d recommend just going for the challenge, don’t even look at the easy charts, try expert, and it might work out

[@Kure-Ko]

When I started playing, I usually just did what I could do. Learning how to push my limits was something that I had a few troubles with, but it made me so much better ! I can now play things like the intense voice and had even unlocked master difficulty for the end of hatsune miku. Honestly, playing harder charts are so fun because it’s something new and exciting.

[@keeweedot]

ive been playing prosekai for around an year and a half now, and can vouch when i first started and was playing easy and normal mode it was super difficult for me. thought it was just a skill issue at first, but as i tried hard mode and expert, the game got so much easier. honestly wish i couldve found a video covering this sooner, so i wouldnt have needed to suffer for that 1 month. imo playing easy/normal mode is way harder than playing master lol

[@colielifi]

I‘ve been playing PJSK since July 2022 now and I immediately started playing on Hard (I also played Diva and Mirai on Hard only when I first started) and I‘ve been stuck on that difficulty for a few months before I gathered the courage and started with Expert charts on level 22/23 (I was also a thumb player back then) I quickly got the hang of it and became better with each playthrough, now I‘m playing on Master difficulty with my index fingers and I also managed to get 3 songs on level 30 with a full combo, to everyone who reads this: Training is the key and when you fail, don‘t give up and try again, you will see the improvement :)

[@KaliopaTsutomu]

how to get good at Project sekai.... 1: FINISH MAGIC TILES FROM START TO FINISH 2: FIND ALL THE OTHER BEAT/RHYTHM GAMES AND FINISH THEM ALL ON EITHER MOBILE/PC/NINTENDO/xbox 3: do OSU 4: do project diva 5: do project sekai 6: lose your family

[@Aizen11507]

I’ve played starting at hard, but I’m just,,, bad It takes me so long to complete a song on hard😭😭 I’ve literally only ever FC-ed one expert song, and that was Reborn

[@prikaPa-stery]

Expert just feels like a pile of notes smushed together coming really fast and way too many alternating hold notes to me lol I was supposed to get my 3rd hard full combo today but the game lost connection before I could get the rewards and it didn't count it I tried again and missed the last note😔(On the bright side I was able to unlock master on Made to Order, probably the only song I can be decent at on expert)

[@questionable_fox]

I remember when i started playing prosekai. I started on hard because i thought normal and easy were to easy. Yes it took me multiple tries to finish tell your world on hard. But the feeling of finally (barely) finishing it was so big. I ended up also moving to expert in like 1 month of playing

[@Nootellajar22]

My friend started around 2 weeks ago (They unlocked multiple masters already. They got their first 2 days in)

[@Bllumin]

I tottalyy agree with this! back when i started playing pjsk i immediately went to hard because i know thats how im gonna improve fast and i did! I challange myself to do some easy experts too until i got used to it, and now i FC-ed all the Nightcord at 25:00 song on Expert level!

[@rui_2107]

When I started playing pjsk (some friends recommended the game to me) I felt that the "easy" difficulty was too easy, so I only did one song, then I moved to "normal" and I again thought it was easy. I played some rhythm games but it was 5 years ago before I started playing. Now I've been playing for almost a year and a half. As someone who played that amount of time everyday (just 2-3 songs are enough) I managed to full combo almost every expert songs easily and also master. I play on my phone and although I'm not a thumb player I can full combo 28 level songs with thumbs. With this all what I mean is that playing easy/normal songs is a waste of time (it can help you practice all perfect but I think hard is better to do that)

[@Re-yh6kr]

I’m still a “hard mode” player I’m slowly moving to expert and getting use to it

[@_sylsplace_]

When I started playing I just went straight to hard bcs the normal charts were too boring for me even as a new player, usually playing on coop to still continue playing even after dying (which I think is a good way to get better!), now I just play normal and easy songs to complete the usual event quests :P

[@_sylsplace_]

And it’s such a nice feeling when completing your first hard song and after becoming better, see how much you improved! Before I couldn’t even finish miracle paint hard mode and now I can do its master and lvl 30 masters. Everyone starts different but it’s so nice to go back and realize how easy stuff that was difficult for you before is now

[@nancyke7973]

When I started playing this game, I played the easier levels first and when I practiced more, I played the harder levels and tried out some of the expert levels (the ones I can do are 20-26).

[@prikaPa-stery]

Update: I'm doing better on hard(though still not that comfortable) and even unlocked 6 masters on lvl 21-23 expert I never got bored of normal, in fact I enjoy it more because I feel more confident that I can full combo normal songs now that I've played higher levels

[@tritone246]

i never played any normal or under chart, when i first started the game, i instantly went for tell your world hard, then expert, then unlocking the master, then clearing the master, then immediately fcing the master before playing any other song. this let me get to lv26 fc skill in just a day or two, versus if i had only played easy charts and not challenged myself, it would have taken far longer

[@_cloudfx]

the level where all of the charting patterns, normal fundamentals etc. (for me personally) really peak at level 26-28. ofc, it doesn't matter if you can't reach at level as even the 18-21 range has unique charting, but after 31 (or 33+, which is then defined as "hell") it really begins becoming a test of how fast you can tap and not your rhythm. just imo tho

[@DanishTRN]

when i first time playing it, i tried normal and then jump to expert 28 (cause i played phigros before this)

[@9kaeo]

When I first started, my best song that I played was the intense voice of miku.

[@paichnidiagaming2615]

I can't help as since I already had experience in rythim games before I had no problems to go directly to expert (exept some high ones like don't fight the music)

[@lyundadoradetz5486]

This just more a personal thing but dont play on the default 6 speed especially when getting up to the harder levels, the notes are closer together the slower it is and its hard to tell which note you’re supposed to hit first

[@loveinyourreality]

For me the best thing I ever did, was starting with hard, I practiced a lot so in a little amount of time I reached expert songs and then master to the point I stopped using hard. People should stop starting with easy or normal because they will get to used to it and wont like to change.

[@syahrulvengers720]

I just do easy and normal in project sekai because of the empty dots in the song option makes me feel like I haven't complete the song lol.

[@just.agirlllll]

i started doing hard charts in co-op because i was the only person doing normal and i improved really quickly from there hard charts are great

[@soggycookiereal]

im a new player-ish and i never wanted to play on hard mode ever but i got bored so easily on normal and easy, and right as i switched to hard mode i quickly got better

[@YuukiMarvellGames-Art]

Yep if you’re able to play master but not like the level 30+ masters then playing outside your current comfort level gap helps LOADS. Playing in a song where there is a good chance you’ll die is the best way to improve.

[@pizza_36]

I started playing hard on around day 2

[@Avidauthor]

The only time I ever play easy or normal mode any more are for those event missions where you need to clear a song for the featured group on easy/normal/hard difficulty 😂

[@penacony]

personally i've played a few rhythm games back then so i immediately went into hard, if you think you can't clear an expert on 26 then try it on hard first, then can you work up the difficulty example starting from like 22 then 24, if you cleared 24 and think you can do 25 then go on

[@jordanforever1853]

i kinda agree with you but not gonna lie guys dont skip crawling before walking if your new play easy and be patient learn to ap (all perfect) easy songs and then when u can consistently do it go up to normal fc (full comboing) will come with easy but be patient

[@Maimai15467]

I started with expert first ofc ( i played rhythm games before) it was kind of hard but honestly I just kept doing it till I cleared and after that it was a breeze already. I recommend playing hard like maybe 16s then start from that and if you can clear 20 I think expert 22 is already easy

[@dhi_holo]

For me, I just like big number so I always full clear Easy and Normal songs when they come out, and if I'm struggling to get enough full clears for an event bonus I'll drop down to normal to grab a few more, but besides that I'll play on Hard now that I'm more comfortable with it I'm sure having these coins are a useful thing too, but the number never seems to go down xD

[@catluvr26]

i first started playing on hard mode because normal and easy mode was wayyyy to boring for me, but i was HORRIBLE at it, i would almost always die instantly.. (mind you the only rhythm game experience i had is piano tiles 2 😂) But after about 2-3 months of playing pjsk i can full combo hard mode songs fairly easy now 😁 And now ive pushed forward to now maining expert charts (i still struggle to fc them tho lol) i feel like the main thing is to just push yourself out of the comfort zone and do more difficult levels, remember practice makes perfect so it's okay if you fail at the beginning because you'll improve more and more, and before you know it youll be AP'ing master songs!

[@dakaramotto.]

I started with expert and just… continued from there

[@cheezycheeseball]

when my friend downloaded it he went straight to hard mode

[@Chewwy-bwossom]

My advice: Just do it. Don’t hyper focus on every single note coming your way. *Study* and understand the rhythm and tap the notes that come with the rhythm and lyrics, you do not need your eyes to focus on every note that comes, I mean, it’d be impossible for fast charts. Just do it, understand the rhythm.

[@amandis_789]

I’ve been slowly practicing on hard and even though I fail most of the time, I’m starting to get the hang of it! By the way, is there a recommended speed? I currently use 7.0 but idk if that makes hard mode easier or more difficult

[@laoloserr]

Note speed is personal preference ! Turn on late/fast in the settings And if you notice youre getting a lot of late. It means note speed is too fast If you get a lot of fast, your note speed is too slow Ideally at the end of the song you want it to be fairly even between the two

[@amandis_789]

Thanks!!

[@asu_meii]

I’m getting this too, I’m hanging around expert and not getting to 30+ masters. I recently FC’d intense voice on expert and I feel like I should start trying more 30+ mas charts 😭 but I hate the yellow diamonds and I hate dying and struggling.

[@yumi_pjsk]

still stuck on my skill and stuck to do fc master 32 :/

[@patener9120]

I still do normal and easy for the coins

[@Noerusakuragiofficial]

I always try easy then normal and if I don’t pass easy then I repeat until I can get full combo and repeat again for normal then once I have that down I try hard so basically I work my way up

[@someone..unimportant]

This is so cool! I feel like this is really useful and the thing is, when i was a beginner, i learned this by myself. Even though pjsk was my first rhythm game, i ended up skipping most normal difficulty charts and went directly to hard. I remember how i used to play only level 22 expert charts. I kinda miss being a beginner honestly. Really wish there was a way to get better as a decent player. I can play master level 30 (highest level i can play is 32) but for some reason, i cant get past that. I also can never full perfect any song on any difficulty. Other than playing every day, i dont now how to improve. I dont expect anyone to comment but does anyone have any better ideas on how to improve?

[@laoloserr]

When youre feeling stuck or hit a wall (in this case lv32s) Give yourself small obtainable side quests (full combo all the lv24’s, etc) Personally the feeling of accomplishment really helps motivate me to continue playing more. So I can go back to playing high lv charts without feeling as mentally drained

[@someone..unimportant]

@@laoloserr oh wow thank you so much! I'll try this out. (I'm literally about to explode thank you for helping me.)

[@hamsterquackers]

Do you have advice for a new player trying to learn expert? Ive been playing a bit under a week and after fcing some normals/hards gave expert a try, I can pass the 3 easiest songs very barely but am struggling to do harder ones or get decent combos going. Having to do different things at the same time at fast speeds seems to be too much for my brain to comprehend and im not sure if theres anything i can do to help it "click" more for me or if i need to just keep trying and eventually ill get the hang of it?

[@laoloserr]

Don’t take this as absolute, but for me personally when im moving onto harder songs. I drop down my note speed by like .2 or .3 It takes me 3-4 songs to adjust to a slower speed, but making it slower helps my brain process the patterns. And once ive got that down ill bring the speed back up and start focusing on perfects again

[@hamsterquackers]

@@laoloserr Thanks for the advice! I had turned my speed up once I had adjusted to hard, but somehow didn't think to try turning it down to get more used to expert, I think I was focusing too much on just the trying to process the different notes aspect of it. I'll give it a try at a slower speed :)

[@FelicityBe3]

i started playing less then a month ago i went from easy to normal in a couple hours, and from normal to hard in like- less then a week, i got a full combo on hard in less then a week be it i did have to hold my breath- it happened only that time this week i’ve been going between hard and expert, i have gotten nearly a full combo on expert(lvl 23 tho) and unlocked the master level for said song if i find myself nailing the hard, i try the expert to see how it’s like, if i get thru it great! if i faill halfway? great! if lag ruins it? fuck lag!

[@FelicityBe3]

UPDATE!!! i did try to do a song on master, got a show clear! not the best but Hey! my first master!

[@Wh0s.Nab1]

I hate doing easy and normal but I do them just so I can get perfectionist

[@laoloserr]

Same 😭 i just finished APing all the hard charts. Now i gotta go down and do normal / easy

[@scistical]

when i was first playing the game i hates stella (normal) so much and i could never fc it because of the chorus and honestly past me was so right i can full combo spinal fluid explosion girl on expert and cant AP a level 13 song

[@Tcrrxzz]

I fc’d append songs and I do recommend trying to fc them

[@ChiiPops]

What if you are a kid? What if you can’t handle it?

[@Lady_Delinquent02]

Im on hard speed 10.0 but i wanna learn the lvl after hard ( can't remember it)

[@Partyhatthegoober]

I started playing hard mode, four days ago or less

[@7d09choychiyuen8]

Expert charts are much better, and the game experience is greatly improved.

[@TomOrTammy]

I've never been one to play easy or normal, as yknow, it's... boring as hecc xD. I understand that some people who are new to rhythm games do easy and normal too of course :0. Rhythm games for me tho are like the only games I'm good at so I started on hard charts when I first played it xD. I aint good enough for lots of the master charts yet but expert is pretty easy for me as well now.

[@tranganna0v088]

I started with hard 22 (yep it was whats up pop) and had a continually dying for about 10 times before I live clear it =)))) after that I just fc every hard in the game (except the yamimabe one), then I do the expert (start with 25 one)

[@tranganna0v088]

the normal and easy one made me a bit impatient with them

[@KamishiroRui88]

i remember when i first joined i was forcing myself to try to do love me love me love me on master 😭

[@laoloserr]

Thats such a fun chart tho. I dont blame you 🥲

[@MemorySaga]

So true

[@GiraffeAirsoft]

Help, I can't pass lv 32 😭😭😭

[@laoloserr]

Same tho 😢

[@thesleepyreader]

I play on normal and am chilling but every time i try a hard chart i just get stressed out and overwhelmed, idk I'll give it some more time

[@laoloserr]

What note speed are you playing on ? You can try maybe increasing by .1 to spread out the notes a bit more !

[@Namyag2357]

I play Normal for dem coins

[@calicobunny]

i need the coins though

[@laoloserr]

Mood

[@arobonzai]

first

[@rainbowcat26]

as a normal mode, player, no because, i do not like hard mode and expect mode I'm not good playing these. let players, choose what mode what ever they want, alone.

[@laoloserr]

Thats perfectly fine ! Like I said in the video, don’t let me tell you how to play the game 😅 This video was directed at the people who want to improve their skills, but if you’re happy where you’re at, thats okay too !

[@dakaramotto.]

Lmao he said like 50 times to not let him tell you what to do.

[@saphiel3972]

Bro you're fine. This vid is for people who are asking "how do I get better". Its mentioned in the start of the vid. Besides its stated many times, you can play the game however you like.

[@hunnilola]

Stop with the millions of commas.

[@dakaramotto.]

@@laoloserr what, is, the, problem, with, that, comment.? Seems, perfectly, fine, to, me.

[@chich-ai]

I just play easy and normal now because: 1. COINS. I need to upgrade my items, and these charts give me plenty 2. Because I'm a perfectionist who needs to have all the little crystals lit up. For easy and normal, either have an AP or FC But when I started the game, I went straight for Hard and Expert, due to previous rhythm game experiences

[@junouno5]

I agree very much! I started in august and i started out playing songs on normal (easy is SO boring🥲) And i couldn’t even pass a level 15 ! But i started to get comfortable after 1 month of playing and i think hard difficulty is very beneficial to learning skill and getting rewards for the work you put in! It helps with learning the rhythm because it’s on beat more too! I’ve seen a great increase in my skill since november and i even fced a song on master since then! I think for the first 1-2 months easy and normal are perfectly normal to play, but you should step out of our comfort zone whenever normal gets too boring. :3

[@laoloserr]

FCing master in a short amount of time is amazing ! Love to see it 😤😤

[@Yukinyans]

I already fc most master levels as a thumbplayer,Im just clearing easy and normal just for coins for Im always levelling up the decorations and getting broke in coins often