Zexylian is a new and aspiring player,
although he has hit a pretty major wall that he still needs to overcome.
Regardless, he worked hard to claim 10th place this year.
With minimal effort and barely 2 years of playing he has reached the top of the Hungarian leaderboards.
His low 47k playcount proves his fast improvement.
However, because of his limited comfort zone he's stuck there
His playstyle favours long maps, high accuracy, consistency and hidden reading
His HardRock skills are pretty solid in the 160-190BPM range.
His weakness is definitely speed.
He rarely plays DT and he lacks decent scores on high SR maps.
He almost only submits high accuracy and high combo plays.
He feels comfortable on relatively easy tech maps
and he has a number of high accuracy hidden plays on tech maps under 6 stars.
If he would step out of his confort zone and played harder maps, next year we might see him higher on the list.
Rik is a relatively old player,
who has stopped farming,
so both his global and his country rank has been decaying the past year.
He has been playing for 4 years.
He is one of the few Hungarian players whose playcount is above 100k.
Despite his high playcount , his accuracy is probably the worst in the HUN top50.
Considering his playstyle he is the complete opposite of Zexylian.
Long maps pose an enormous challange to him.
Accuracy and reading under AR10 are difficult for him as well.
However, in exchange he feels pretty comfortable on higher BPM.
He used to be exclusively a HDDT player,
but he managed to learn HDHR as well,
so nowadays he plays better with HDHR than with nomod on most of the maps.
He constantly tries to expand his limits, with more or less success.
His technical skills work on a "combo first, accuracy second" basis.
He often manages to get high combo plays at the expense of his accuracy.
If he continued playing actively, he could solidify hes 9th place for next year as well;
perhaps he could even get higher, too!
Zyaqix
He reached top10 Hungary astonishingly fast.
Only EternalShadi managed to do that in less playcounts.
Zyaqix didn't make it into the 2017 list, but this year he managed to take 8th place.
He registered in the beginning of 2015 and not counting his inactivity during the first year,
he has undergone amazing improvements, almost reaching 3 digits today.
He likes everything fast, whether it is DT or nomod, aim or tapping.
Stream maps aren't much of a problem to him either, as long as they are at least 200BPM,
his consistency on such maps isn't that great, ven though he plays them fairly accurately.
His greatest skill is definitely his aim and high AR reading.
He is pretty comfortable reading up until 10.4 and he can keep up with the speed until 280BPM,
as far as jumps are concerned.
This comes at a cost of him not enjoying low AR and slower maps, so he ends up ignoring them.
With his improvement and way of playing,
he is on the right track to follow the footsteps of aleho8 and Lexion in the future,
as long as he will improve in the same rate.
_verto_
He is the only player on the list who kept his place from last year.
He didn't go up nor down.
He recently got over 100k playcount
and he is progressing well for his new goal,
getting 8k pp without a 400pp play.
Just like Zyaqix, verto likes speed, too,
which he achieves with his excellent alternating and outstanding stamina.
However, speed means something different for him than for Zyaqix;
verto prefers older maps with more awkward patterns and lower AR
While Zyaqix favours the modern meta of screenjumps and high AR.
He possesses pretty decent consistency both on tournaments and in solo play as well.
Since he is one of Hungary's most experienced tournament players.
His weaknesses stem from his own mental barriers, which prevents him from enjoying certain types of mapping.
He is mediocre at best with hidden and he rarely plays modern technical maps.
Despite of that, he well deserves his place on this list.
If he still has enough energy to keep playing next year,
then we will certainly see him on this list again.
Oh, and also subscribe to his YouTube channel!
Jugment
Old player -
This year he managed to get 3 places ahead on this list compared to last year.
He continued what he has started last year and improved in everything a little,
most notably in speed, consistency and fingercontrol.
He got quite a few new top plays
His is the only Hungarian "Save Me" full combo with a pretty decent accuracy.
High BPM and high AR aren't much of a problem to him.
He alternates well and his comfort zone is pretty wide, too,
regardless of map length.
His biggest weakness is his aim,
which makes certain maps impossible for him.
He plays a lot of tech maps
and manages to pull off some neat scores on a number of harder ones.
He can always be seen in the top3 on the country rankings these maps.
His high BPM DT plays also deserve to be mentioned
If he decides to unbench himself, we will see him on this list next year, too.
csaba21123
He wasn't featured in the last list either.
Despite of that, this year he achieved the 5th place.
Both his playcount and his playtime are small,
but you know whats's big? :smirk:
His comfort zone.
At the moment, he is the only EZ player in the Hungarian top rankings.
He basically can read everything, but if he can't read something, he memorises it.
Hidden is on every single one of his plays, similarly to Zexylian and Lexion.
He has unbelievable accuracy on maps under 200BPM, which is his limit.
As for jumps, his limit is around 230BPM.
We can safely say that as long as we stay under those conditions,
he is one of a kind in terms of consistency.
He is trying to learn HR too,
but he is a long way from mastering it.
He also has quite a bit of tournament experience,
and on top of that, he is not really affected by nerves,
so he is a reliable player, even under extreme pressure.
His weakness is his speed;
He only plays DT with EZ
He cannot read AR above 10 and high BPM patterns are also difficult for him.
However, he bakes DELICIOUS pink cupcakes
Compared to last year, emu managed to jump from the 10th to the 4th place on this list.
However, his fiNgERcOnTrOL still exceeds his rank.
emu: Kussolj verto
Only Crema has a higher play time than emu1337 on this list,
yet emu only has half of his playcount,
which attests his consistency
He is consistent in almost every aspect of the game, let it be aim or reading
He has proven on tournaments his versatility and consistency,
earning him a great deal of tournament experience as well.
He is Hungary's best nomod player, but he handles hidden and hardrock expertly as well.
However, high approach rate DT is definitely his greatest weakness.
His comfort zone in terms of BPM is around 190.
Above that, his abilities weaken considerably.
However, under that he can pull off some really solid performance.
AR only affects him negatively over 10.
He would need a significant improvement in order to reach a higher place next year on this list
due to the sheer intensity of competition at this level.
Cremation
Also known as, Crema
By now he is the only player in Hungary who registered 7 years ago and still being somewhat active.
He has the most playcount in Hungary by far
and only emu1337 has more play time than him.
He has been featured in all of the Hungarian top10 lists throughout the years
and it is not likely that he will be knocked out in the future.
He is our most consistent pure aim player.
He is the master of HDHR jump maps.
On that front, even overall better players have troubles matching his scores.
He is also outstanding at DT,
but there are other players on this list those are better than him at that.
Despite his rank, his streaming and fingercontrol are extremely weak.
We can't really find any of those maps in his top plays.
He compensates that by being able to singletap at an incredible speed.
At times, he singletaps even slower bursts and stacks with no problems.
He can read between AR8 and AR10.3.
His BPM limit is at around 280BPM as long as he doesn't have to use both fingers.
He can read AR11 too to a certain extent,
but not good enough to get pp from it.
He doesn't play tech maps at all.
It is clear from his style that he was raised as a player in another mapping era.
Even though he doesn't play as much as he used to in his heyday,
his presence in defining enough for the Hungarian community to include him so high on this list.
RatinA0
He has been active for 5 years,
but he spent nearly 2 years in prison.
He was only freed recently.
He was disqualified from previous lists because of that,
but now he took legekka's "foreversecond" spot.
However, he didn't really take much else from him,
since Martin is mostly a HR and nomod player.
He scorns hidden,
but he can use it if he has to.
Sometimes we can see DT plays from him, but that's not his forte.
He is one of Hungary's most consistent HR players in every regard;
There are no streams nor jumps those could cause any particular problems for him
as long as the BPM is not too high.
This consistency ends shortly before he reaches the end of the map,
When the earthquake (nerves) switches on and he says goodbye to his fc.
Despite of that, he makes decent plays.
He is not to be messed with on tech maps.
His reading and his fingercontrol is especially good.
It's not rare to see the "RatinA0-emu1337-Jugment" trio on top of the country rankings on such maps.
He started farming tournament experience as soon as he got chance to do so.
The nerves is an extra mod for him though on every one of his played maps.
Since he is a pretty active and popular player, he might even take the #1 spot next year.
nyaa~
Lexion :pogchamp:
He is the new aleho.
except that Lexion doesn't avoid hidden; actually, he only plays with hidden.
Although he registered 4 years ago,
he only started playing actively in the last 1,5 years.
He improved in a lot of aspects just as fast as aleho did 2 years ago.
Compared to his playtime, he has quite a low playcount, which is not to say that he is consistent,
he just prefers to finish every play as good as he can.
Besides low AR reading and low BPM,
currently he is the best active player in Hungary in every other aspect.
His aim is very accurate and precise,
his fingercontrol is also accurate; his unstable rate is very low on streams as well,
even up to 250BPM on bursts,
nobody coming close to him in that regard
He can play HR and DT equally well.
His comfort zone in reading streches between AR8 and 10.5.
He can singletap on jump maps up to 270BPM without a problem.
His greatest weakness is definitely his consistency
and most likely it is the only thing keeping him from getting into the global 100.
He does play long maps though, but he rarely full combo them.
He does not only have problems on long maps,
even on short maps he starts having the nerves
making him shake harder than RatinA0,
which turns many of his potentially great plays into chokes at best
and fails at worst.
He goes to tournaments often,
but outside of Hungarian tournaments he hasn't achieved any significant results yet.
If he keeps up the good work, Hungary may have another player in the global top100 again.
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