Did YOUR taiko skills and experiences transfer over to Taiko no Tatsujin? I'm talking the arcade Taiko no Tatsujin, mostly. The Nintendo versions are region locked (sadly), but Playstation ones count too.
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Taiko experience transferring to Taiko no Tatsujin
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Did your taiko skills carry over to Taiko no Tatsujin?
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Well imo only your reading skills are useful...arcade Taiko needs arm speed and stamina which you don't really have just by playing taiko in osu
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Oh yeah you'll know when to switch hands tooCoroQuetz wrote:
I carried over handswitching from AC Taiko~
I carried over handswitching from AC Taiko~
I'm fortunate to have access to Taiko 13 as well as a Chinese version of Taiko that has Japanese menus at the only good arcade in my city.
I've found skill transfers in terms of being able to read maps in addition to memorizing the sound patterns you need to make happen, but arm muscle memory is alot different to that of your fingers.
I've found skill transfers in terms of being able to read maps in addition to memorizing the sound patterns you need to make happen, but arm muscle memory is alot different to that of your fingers.
this guyNoobita wrote:
never played TnT before
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I played the arcade version when I visited China several months ago, which was also my first time playing TnT.
My mental skills (reading and reaction) transferred over, but unfortunately, as a result of being used to my KK/DD layout, 1/8 beats (mainly DKD/KDK ones) crushed me.
I got pretty sweaty playing it, but my arm muscles weren't tired at all.
Too bad arcades (that have this and other rhythm games) don't really exist in the US or in my area.
My mental skills (reading and reaction) transferred over, but unfortunately, as a result of being used to my KK/DD layout, 1/8 beats (mainly DKD/KDK ones) crushed me.
I got pretty sweaty playing it, but my arm muscles weren't tired at all.
Too bad arcades (that have this and other rhythm games) don't really exist in the US or in my area.
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My skills from osu trasnferred luckily to TNT when I was playing. To be honest, I didn't expect it at all. I thought I would fail badly, but thanks to my skills in osu-taiko, this wasn't the case. lol
almost never played.
the Bachi stick is heavy for me because im so weak and delicate like a girl ♥
the Bachi stick is heavy for me because im so weak and delicate like a girl ♥
Never played, sadly ;;
I'm like TKS, though my playstyle can be somewhat similar with the real Taiko gameplay, with drumsticks.
I'm like TKS, though my playstyle can be somewhat similar with the real Taiko gameplay, with drumsticks.
I can read the notes easier, but my playstyle with osu!taiko and tnt are still completely different.
I alternate with the latter while with the former I prioritize the right side more.
All in all, yes, Taiko experience did transfer
I alternate with the latter while with the former I prioritize the right side more.
All in all, yes, Taiko experience did transfer
Maybe there are still some guys who might wanna add something here?
To be honest, I find that topic interesting. French players might experience it soon, since they will have a TNT AC machine (these luckers).
To be honest, I find that topic interesting. French players might experience it soon, since they will have a TNT AC machine (these luckers).
I don't need no AC to say it helped me a lot, since I played on a Wii game in Japan Expo. And passed 8-starred Onis in 20 mins .-.
You can try yourself. Get two drumstick-like objects and an appropriate piece of furniture (e.g. chair, armchair, high table, ...) in front of your computer, open osu!, put on Auto Mod and bang away. Remember, Don is the middle, Kat is the rim/side.
You may look a little dorky, but it's really fun and you'll find that it's surprisingly easy.
You may look a little dorky, but it's really fun and you'll find that it's surprisingly easy.
When doing this, you don't have the stamina factorhiandbye wrote:
You can try yourself. Get two drumstick-like objects and an appropriate piece of furniture (e.g. chair, armchair, high table, ...) in front of your computer, open osu!, put on Auto Mod and bang away. Remember, Don is the middle, Kat is the rim/side.
You may look a little dorky, but it's really fun and you'll find that it's surprisingly easy.
Playing Taiko AC is really, REALLY physical
hiandbye wrote:
You can try yourself. Get two drumstick-like objects and an appropriate piece of furniture (e.g. chair, armchair, high table, ...) in front of your computer, open osu!, put on Auto Mod and bang away. Remember, Don is the middle, Kat is the rim/side.
You may look a little dorky, but it's really fun and you'll find that it's surprisingly easy.
Well. really fun after first trying Taiko AC. I feel really excited even I exhaustedSayaka- wrote:
When doing this, you don't have the stamina factor
Playing Taiko AC is really, REALLY physical
Nice try!!CuticleThong wrote:
Well. really fun after first trying Taiko AC. I feel really excited even I exhausted
I too always feel excited when playing AC.. You will get used to the exhaustion after playing sometime.
I got to play for the first time recently as well. All i can say is stamina was a bitch. I could still do complex and dense pattern, but only on lower bpm.
I tried mint tears and literally died.
Also timing was very hard.
I tried mint tears and literally died.
Also timing was very hard.