Create "Hover" and "Drag" stubs

wiki/Play_Styles/Drag/en.md

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+tags:
+  - tablet
+  - dragging
+  - play style
+---
+
+<!-- This article is a stub -->
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+# Drag
+
+**Drag** is a term used to describe the act of navigating (or "aiming") a [tablet](/wiki/Glossary#tablet) pen by physically touching the pen to the surface of the tablet and "dragging" it to the desired location (as opposed to [hovering](/wiki/Play_Styles/Hover)). This style is used by players of all skill levels and is easy to learn.
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+*Note: Though players may argue, at the end of the day, it's all down to personal preference; there's no one play style/input method that's objectively better than the other.*
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+Arguments in-favor of dragging often claim that it is more comfortable/natural and is much harder to "overshoot" on [jumps](/wiki/Beatmaps/Pattern/Jump). Others also claim that the friction keeps the player grounded.
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+By the same token, many players that argue against dragging claim that it can damage the surface of the tablet without the use of a tablet cover, requires purchasing replacement nibs (due to nib wear), and that the friction is (technically) "slower".

wiki/Play_Styles/Hover/en.md

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+tags:
+  - tablet
+  - hovering
+  - play style
+---
+
+<!-- This article is a stub -->
+
+# Hover
+
+Hovering is a term used to describe the act of navigating (or "aiming") a [tablet](/wiki/Glossary#tablet) pen across a tablet by holding the pen above the surface of the tablet while still inside of the active hover zone. Thus you are "hovering" the pen above the tablet. This is a method of pen navigation in opposition to [dragging](/wiki/Play_Styles/Drag). It can be found across players of all skill levels, although it is most often associated with highly skilled players.
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+*Note: though players may argue, there is no one play style/input method that is objectively better than the other; most everything is down to personal preference at the end of the day.*
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+Arguments in-favor of hovering often claim that it reduces/removes the need to buy replacement nibs, removes the need for a tablet cover, and is (technically) "faster" due to a lack of friction. Whereas arguments against hovering often claim that it is much more difficult to accurately stop or turn on [jumps](/wiki/Beatmaps/Pattern/Jump) and right angles.