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How to be good at mobile action games?
| You talk like skillful players play gacha games.
Play real action games with work behind the touch screen controls. Ports or even emulators.
Also try to play with a controller.
| They certainly do. Cause I met a few. I don't think there's any mobile action games where touch screen controls work differently, at least I haven't seen any so far.
| Emulators or mobile gamepads, pretty sure there's no other (easy) way.
| >>709086 I'm sure there are games that behave camera controls better than Genshin does, also attacks represented with slashes, Genshin is a bad example because controls are just for keyboard/gamepad (stupid that in mobile there is no support for both) but for example Rockstar did a good job porting to touch screen controls all their GTA games.
But I guess getting better at it has something to do with diffentes phones and their touch screens, is never the same experience
| Some screens are bigger and make buttons smaller or less ergonomic.
Just play on your own and you will learn little by little, like playing on a controller you have to adapt.
| like >>bcdde0 said, just keep playing. When I got Cytus 2 a couple weeks ago I was trash at it. Now I can perfect score hard mode songs on my little S9+
| By playing Genshin on the PC, which its cross compatible with.
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| Like Honkai or Genshin. I know some people are as good on mobile as on PC, but I'm clueless as to how. It's a torture. Buttons are so small you miss all the time you need to react quickly. Can't even turn camera and fight/dodge at the same time.