And for Taiko maps, the Genre sorting also works okay. The tagging isn't that great but it's a good enough starting point. Those were both electronic style songs, I found them via the tags using Dnb which probably means Drum'n'Bass. Also, the orbs always come at the same locations, so you can train your muscle memory to get it right when you take your time with one specific map. But to me, it feels incredibly rewarding to see a big mess of orbs coming my way and have the combo-counter survive it when I didn't miss one. It is a difficulty 5 and unfortunately it seems there are not that many Taiko maps with low difficulty available.
This one also has really slow and easy parts, and some parts that are insane. But I think I played pretty well, so let me know if you can beat my score -)Īnother pretty awesome one: TwoThirds - Breathe, MuzuZoda. There are also very intense sections that I haven't been able to crack so far. It starts very easy and kind of slow but don't let that fool you. I copy and paste my posting from the Reddit comments: But someone on Reddit didn't like Sliders and so I tried a few Taiko maps to be able to give a recommendation for something without Sliders and really liked them. EDITĭoes anyone play Taiko beatmaps? So far, I ignored them. It's a little hard to find, and the genres are apparently not maintained too well because there are a lot more songs available for each genre than you would through these - but when you have logged in on the osu! Website, here's a few direct links into the genres available there for search: But searching the same on Google with song / artist name and osu as keywords did the trick.ĮDIT: I've just found out that the osu-Website has search by categories.
Over time, I'll also have some nice in-game features which will make this much more convenient but for now this is what we have -)ĮDIT: We now also have a list of the 30 most popular beatmaps (by number of entries in the leaderboards): Most popular songs in Holodance with osu! beatmapsĮDIT: Something peculiar: I tried searching several songs / artists directly at the osu! beatmaps area and didn't find them. If you have any favorite osu! beatmaps in Holodance, please post them into this thread. Osu! Standart only: About 116.5 GB (every pack about 20 GB, the last 2 9 & 11.I actually haven't even tried all of these, yet, but this is a list I have just recently compiled for testing. Total Size of all Beatmap Packs: About 120 GB Osu! Catch the Beat Beatmap Pack 9 - 12.dlc from my Mega folder, put it with drag & drop in JDownlaoder and start downloading! :3 Simply download JDownloader, Download the. Thanks man, good work! - Sashiro - wrote:Just grabbed most Links for the beatmap packs from osu and made an dlc to download all at once! Nxshio wrote:This is really handy for new players.
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