Main thread: [osu!taiko] Project Loved: April 2025
Seeed - Ding by HiroK
234 BPM, 3:12 | 3.28★
Captain's description (by Boaz):
Ding mapped by HiroK, is here to bring a low-SR refresher to this month's osu!taiko Loved picks! This gem isn't about speed or technical patterns, it's an entry-level gimmick map that welcomes less experienced players with open arms.
When opening this map, you'll immediately notice a big note in your hitbox. More experienced gimmick players will know what's in store seeing that... Do not fret though, because this map starts out as normal and slowly transitions into the 0 BPM finisher gimmick. It's the perfect entry point for those looking to dip their toes into different taiko gimmick maps!
HiroK has done an amazing job finding balance with creativity and accessibility. Whether you're just starting your gimmick map journey or simply looking for a relaxing yet engaging challenge, I'm sure Ding will leave a good impression.
For those looking for a more challenging gimmick map, make sure to check out the next map in this month's Loved article. 👀
Eager to give this map its deserved Loved status? Don't hesitate! Head over and make your voice heard in the Loved poll!
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!
Seeed - Ding by HiroK
234 BPM, 3:12 | 3.28★
Captain's description (by Boaz):
Ding mapped by HiroK, is here to bring a low-SR refresher to this month's osu!taiko Loved picks! This gem isn't about speed or technical patterns, it's an entry-level gimmick map that welcomes less experienced players with open arms.
When opening this map, you'll immediately notice a big note in your hitbox. More experienced gimmick players will know what's in store seeing that... Do not fret though, because this map starts out as normal and slowly transitions into the 0 BPM finisher gimmick. It's the perfect entry point for those looking to dip their toes into different taiko gimmick maps!
HiroK has done an amazing job finding balance with creativity and accessibility. Whether you're just starting your gimmick map journey or simply looking for a relaxing yet engaging challenge, I'm sure Ding will leave a good impression.
For those looking for a more challenging gimmick map, make sure to check out the next map in this month's Loved article. 👀
Eager to give this map its deserved Loved status? Don't hesitate! Head over and make your voice heard in the Loved poll!
Please use this thread to discuss why you believe this map should or should not enter the Loved category!