How to play Beat Saber according to AtomicX: “As for me, I think my biggest tip that hasn’t already been mentioned is to change how you hold the controller. I hardly use my body to move the controllers, rather, using mostly my wrists so I can play high bpm patterns with better endurance.” For my play style, I’d describe it as very static, in regards to body movement at least. When faced with a new pattern that you cannot do, slow down the song, and work your way up faster and faster until you can do that pattern at 100% speed. How to play Beat Saber according to Tino: “I think something many people overlook is the utility of practice mode. Tip #3: Use the Practice Mode in Beat Saber Taking in this content can allow you to gain insight on how to play from informative content makers.” On top of this, I think it helps to watch Beat Saber content, whether it be YouTube videos or twitch streams. But learning how scoring works is one of the first things a newer player is going to want to learn the faster you learn how to get the correct angles and precision within your swings the faster you will improve. How to play Beat Saber according to Deno: “Also, one thing I see a lot of new players do is that they don’t understand the scoring system, which is understandable because it’s not explained in the game. Tip #2: Learn the Beat Saber Scoring System Beat Saber can be very damaging on wrists and arms if done excessively.” Play play play, but don’t play to the point where you can hurt yourself.

How to play Beat Saber according to Deno: “Although it seems like a generic answer, the best way to improve is through time. Here are 12 of the top tips suggested by the pros. So how exactly do the top players do it? I sat down and chatted with a handful of the top 50 highest ranking players in the Beat Saber community for tips and tricks on how to compete at their level. That’s pretty much how I felt after continually attempting (and failing) to hit a top 10 score with BennyDaBeast’s mapping of POP/STARS back in December. As a regular Beat Saber player, it’s easy to look at the scoreboard after you’ve hit a high score on a song that’s taken you a while to ‘master’, realize you’ve only hit a ~70%, and feel like your accomplishment isn’t worth much of anything at all.

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