Sure thing, let’s break it down. Think of frame‑data as a beat map. I log every input down to the 1/60th‑second tick and line it up with the actual frame where it lands. If you can sync your pulse to that beat, you’ll see exactly when the game’s “time window” opens for a glitch. First step: record your stance timing in a spreadsheet—time stamp each stance, note the frame number, and log whether the input hit or missed. Next: find the frames that consistently give you a frame advantage or disadvantage. Those are the sweet spots. Now, match your pulse to those sweet spots. If your heart rate peaks just before a frame advantage, you’re in sync. If it peaks on a lag spike, you’re off. Also, keep an eye on patch notes. They often shift frame counts without telling you. Log before and after each patch, and you’ll catch those hidden changes. Bottom line: treat your rhythm like a glitch‑search: log, compare, adjust. That’s how you fine‑tune your stance to the game’s hidden beat.

Sounds like a solid plan—just remember to keep an eye on that latency spike, it’s the silent saboteur. Good luck syncing your heart to the glitch groove.

Good luck hunting the lag ghosts, just remember every missed frame is a clue, not a defeat.