Main thread: [osu!taiko] Project Loved: April 2022
Camellia - * Erm, could it be a Spatiotemporal ShockWAVE Syndrome...? by Firce777
242 BPM, 2:10 | 6.45★
The [Firce777's Taiko] difficulty is not being nominated for Loved.
Captain's description (by -Kazu-):
If we were to consider just how experienced of a mapper Firce777 is, as one of those who were on the scene since the beginning of times, it is such a shame that we've taken so long to put another of his creations up for voting, so we settled in for this one.
Camellia - \* Erm, could it be a Spatiotemporal ShockWAVE Syndrome...? is quite an interesting gimmick map, as it explores the idea of "stops" in osu!taiko, a concept the community has wanted as a feature for so long, making it quite innovating compared to what we often see (even though it's somewhat common on other taiko emulators). This also really makes one wonder how the SV meta could have developed if it was a thing from the beginning.
Anyways, while it may be infuriating at first due to how sudden those stops are, once you get the hang of it, it becomes very rewarding to play this map so make sure to try it out!
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!
Camellia - * Erm, could it be a Spatiotemporal ShockWAVE Syndrome...? by Firce777
242 BPM, 2:10 | 6.45★
The [Firce777's Taiko] difficulty is not being nominated for Loved.
Captain's description (by -Kazu-):
If we were to consider just how experienced of a mapper Firce777 is, as one of those who were on the scene since the beginning of times, it is such a shame that we've taken so long to put another of his creations up for voting, so we settled in for this one.
Camellia - \* Erm, could it be a Spatiotemporal ShockWAVE Syndrome...? is quite an interesting gimmick map, as it explores the idea of "stops" in osu!taiko, a concept the community has wanted as a feature for so long, making it quite innovating compared to what we often see (even though it's somewhat common on other taiko emulators). This also really makes one wonder how the SV meta could have developed if it was a thing from the beginning.
Anyways, while it may be infuriating at first due to how sudden those stops are, once you get the hang of it, it becomes very rewarding to play this map so make sure to try it out!
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!