Are there any differences between all the cues (besides cosmetic)?
In Pure Pool, you can unlock different cues as you progress levels. My question is that are there any differences between them (besides cosmetic)? Does my accuracy or any other stat increase by using a higher level cue?
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Just cosmetic. Pure pool doesn't have any accuracy or power stats or anything like that. It's all handled by how you handle the analogue stick. If you are after more power then put some front spin on the ball, careful though, it might make the cue ball climb the cushions.
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What are the different types of cues?
Types of Cues:Types of CuesOne-PieceA general, uniformed stick for the common player.Two-PieceA more advanced cue that can be quickly disassembled.Two-Piece \u201cJump Cue\u201dA multi-functional cue perfect for breaking, jumping, etcSneaky PeteA high-quality cue w/ a rudimentary look to fool opponents.What are the differences in pool cues?
The most common differences are the width of the cue's tip, what the ring that reinforces the tip (called the ferrule) is made of and the kind of wood the cue is made from. Buying the right cue for your table is more important than you may think, especially when the cues differ so much.Are pool cues and snooker cues different?
As a result, pool cues are heavier in the grip and snooker cues in the tip. Pool cues are also manufactured to be far more flexible than their snooker counterparts because players focus more on the throw. Snooker, however, is all about precision and accuracy, so cues are made to be stiff.What are cues made from?
Most cues are made of wood, but occasionally the wood is covered or bonded with other materials including graphite, carbon fiber or fiberglass. An obsolete term for a cue, used from the 16th to early 19th centuries, is billiard stick.What are the Differences Between the Various Types of Pool and Snooker Cue?
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