u/Few_Translator4431

Hey yall. I just did 5 t2 runs and didnt get a single movement speed buff from any of the shrines. I actively seek out all the shrines as well. I thought maybe I toggled the MS tome off by accident, but its not a toggleable tome. Im very confused on whats going on. the only thing I can find is that the drop rate for it is very low, but 0% rate across 5 runs hitting every single shrine.... I think I messed something up. has anyone experienced this or know what the issue might be? getting movement speed from shrines has been the main way I get movement speed since I dont like using the tome slot for MS and turbo socks basically never drop (I only got 1 turbo sock drop in those 5 games lol) but now seemingly it doesnt drop AT ALL. is this a bug? did I accidentally change a setting without realizing it?

I just wanted to share this with you guys. It's pretty dang good to get a good grip on the basics. around 2.5hr long. this video really leveled up my mixing a long time ago and I still watch it sometimes. enjoy! 🎷🐛

a lot of apps now close to the home screen when you hit the back button, instead of going back to the previous screen / menu. THATS WHAT THE HOME BUTTON IS FOR!!!! reddit surprisingly gets this right. if I open the app, and dont change my menu and hit back, it goes home because that was the last screen. if I open my notifications on reddit, then go back to the home page, and then hit back, it brings me back to the notification page, because THATS WHERE I FRIGGIN WAS. its not rocket science man cmon now. I want to go BACK, not HOME, thats why I hit the BACK button not the HOME button.

I just got a piano about a month ago so im still not sure about my hands. right now I'm practicing a song and my fast arpeggios are very clunky, segmented, choppy. im doing some arpeggios in c harmonic just running up and down the chords to practice right now, and I don't know if im going in the right direction. the main thing I know about hand movement right now is making circular motions with the hands as I move them around, using wrist rotation, and moving the hands with my arms. this gets me kind of there, but none of the videos or anything really talk about the fingers besides keeping them curled a bit resting on the keys. ive been getting into the habit of not anchoring the fingers on the keys, instead the hand floats right over and they sort of strike or flick down as they pass over the keys when im moving my arm. this lets my arm movement be smoother, they feel completely effortless to play, and it gets rid of the clunkiness. I am skeptical of this though, because there is some wrist rotation going on, but the only big circular movement I make when I do this is when I change directions. when I watch others they say to rest the fingers on the keys and use the wrist and then jump the octaves, but with faster runs that change directions and notes this feels unnatural and like theres a lot of resistance. is what im doing just wrong and I need to stop and work on speeding up this jumpier thing or is what im doing good?

also im talking about fast arpeggios, like big across the board at lightning type thing or ornamental kinda runs, not just like playing a chord up and down in the bass.