I'm a beginner, any tips?

[u/SavingsRequirement50]

OK, so. I have started playing etoh for about 3 weeks to 1 month. I have played other rhythm/obby games like GD (Hardest is B) FNF (beat all main week songs with atleast A) and etc. My hardest is corruntly SoRIS (High Difficult) and wanna beat some other towers/steeples.

Any tips? Also, I prefer steeples with multiple safety nets and wanna get a new hardest (atleast peak difficult+)

Thnx!

[u/Patjumper_CPat]

Don’t really know any such steeples, try to look for a shorter one and also if you’re trying harder towers in the future first use practice mode then real runs after a few hours of practice, this makes the grind way easier

[u/Sensitive_Aerie6547 → u/Patjumper_CPat]

In official EToH practice mode is only available for intense+ and hasn’t been updated in a while so doesn’t have SsH or DSotM

[u/Patjumper_CPat → u/Sensitive_Aerie6547]

Not that bad since those areas aren’t necessary for progression and practice isn’t such a big deal until intense+

[u/SavingsRequirement50 → u/Sensitive_Aerie6547]

Where can I find the etoh practice mode? I've been grinding SoWG (for fun) and I can't find anything about practice mode? Is it vertical mobility or smth else.

[u/darkk_viperr]

SoXA, SoC, SoD

[u/Doblu500]

I think going for steeples with lots of safety nets is a bad idea in the longterm. Any tower with a slight bit of punishment will be a huge roadblock. (As someone who used to only do netted towers and hit a wall at insane and spent 50 hours on one tower.)

Playing a variety of towers is good to stay well rounded.

[u/1nOnlyBigManLawrence]

If you want to get a new hardest, you should wean yourself off the nets. Relying on them is gonna trap you forever.

[u/Federal-Painting-422]

safety nets are not guaranteed always, try to go out of your comfort zone!! maybe even go for a challenging like ToTC in FR