1. Play on a computer. (If you can) The keyboard controls are more stable and responsive, which matters once the game speeds up. 2. Keep the ball near the middle AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE. The center is the most predictable zone. Drifting too far makes the ball more and more unstable and harder to control, sending it flying into orbit. 3. Try to learn the movement pattern. The ball switches direction in a rhythm, and once you recognize it, you can then tailor your reactions to become more intentional instead of rushed. For the first few seconds of the game, you can watch the ball to get into the rhythm of its direction switching. Many people have been asking me for tips, so I can now just send them to this blog! Good luck <3

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