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You can - it's just far less fun than BeatSaber with mods. The biggest improvement is from being able to select from the community list of songs that are avail
by munk-a 3y ago
You can - it's just far less fun than BeatSaber with mods. The biggest improvement is from being able to select from the community list of songs that are available that may better suit your taste than the songs that come built in. It's a rhythm game so using a rhythm you like makes it much more fun.
- jsheard 3y agoBesides song choice, the community also produces higher quality charts than the official ones, and offers difficulty that scales much higher. Lunatics like these can't be sated by the official songs: https://youtu.be/CKwX349aV98 https://youtu.be/CKwX349aV98 https://youtu.be/sJQSy3KG-oQ?t=33 https://youtu.be/sJQSy3KG-oQ?t=33 That first chart averages 12 notes per second for 5 straight minutes and the player only missed a single note.
- wkat4242 3y agoScaling even higher?? Lol I can't even play on medium difficulty on the built-in ones. I don't know how people keep up with the high tracks.
- munk-a 3y agoI assume there are sort of natural skill ceilings but if you practice with more difficult scenarios and really push yourself you'd be amazed at what you can do. I've got an essential tremor[1] and I usually play on Expert+ for the vanilla tracks which is usually do-able for me. 1. On that note - my tremor does hurt me here too but unlike twitch shooters (which I loved before my tremor got bad) and things like guitar hero (which require comparatively precise movement) beat saber is usually pretty forgiving about precision of placement and angles - so long as your rhythm is correct you can go pretty far with it.