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 Slider Savant 118 posts    |
@Aqo:
I don't really agree with that for the mere fact that some player's starting level is much lower than others. Take for example guitar hero. I know some friends who are given a challenge by easy songs. Who am I to say that because when I started I was able to play hard / expert that nobody needs normal / easy difficulties? The idea of a kantan difficulty would more be for players who are entirely new to Taiko and are still having a hard time differentiating between don and kat. There's nothing 'boring' about it for players who are actually new to it. |
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@ karterfreak:
I only recently started taiko and I agree that the 100% first thing a beginner needs to focus on is differentiating don and kat. HOWEVER, when I started, a lot of easy maps I wanted to use for practice had simply different-timing patterns for only dons or only kats, or just a don-kat-don-kat-etc alternation with no variations in it, and I felt like I'm not learning anything like that. The maps should be slow enough to give beginners a chance to follow their reading, but not too SIMPLE because then it won't teach anything and it'll be boring to play. i.e.: for beginner: Fast slider speed + high bpm + simple patterns = very bad, won't teach you much at all. Slow slider speed + low bpm + somewhat complex patterns = very good, it's fun to play for beginner, playable, and teaches him the game. |
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lepidopodus wrote: I see, there are lots of people saying 'Taiko is hard'. At least we can do something about this p/1508310 Help me with this idea if you like it lepidopodus. After my exams are over I will start this project. Back - Test-phase, give me some time before I mod.
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4) After one year standard i was borred with it, I had the choice to go Taiko or CtB, and learning a mod while playing the most insane maps of osu! was most attractive in my eyes. But I still have in mind to learn Taiko one day.
Edit : Oh and @Shiirn I think the lack of hard maps for CtB makes me don't go for this mode before. I mean I've started CtB with AR9, and before Val, there wasn't really a lot of AR9 ranked maps for CtB. For me (since the time I started CtB) playing CtB in a map wich don't require rythm at all is just uninterresting and borring, and if I didn't find those kind of maps when I've started it i'll propably get borred of the mode and just look for taiko instead. Last edited by Drafura on , edited 2 times in total.
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