Taiko no Tatsujin (太鼓の達人) Wii - koibumi2000 (恋文2000) Oni
1,680 views · Published 11 May 2010 · 2:41 · Indexed 20 September 2026
So, my Wii is modded and I have Taiko no Tatsujin for it now. Yay. I have kind of a strange set-up; my Wii's in the garage, I have my drum on a wooden desk, I place a six-pack of beer bottles in the front to keep the drum from sliding forward, I wrap my coat over it to keep from whacking it with the sticks, and I wrap the sleeves around the drum to (try to) keep it from sliding to the sides. Naturally, I wish I could play on an Arcade Taiko controller, but that's not going to happen any time soon. --------------------------- This is koibumi2000 (恋文2000) on Oni, and I've been told "koibumi" means "love letter". This chart is a 10* (out of 10) in difficulty. This also has to be the most straightforward 10* in the whole game, and definitely the easiest 2000 Oni chart next to Saitama2000. I actually think Rotter Tarmination Oni (a 9*) might come close to being harder than this. Funnily enough, though, this kind of chart is not my strength--I'm not good at long rolls and runs at high speeds. I'm actually really surprised that I got such a long combo. I have a really burning question, though, for anyone who's more familiar with this song: Why is it that sometimes I see a different chart when I pick this song on Oni? I've played it many times and I've seen some instances where I have several much longer rolls of just red-hits instead of those shorter red-blue rolls. Why does the chart change sometimes when I pick it? Does it have to do with the number of times I've played it, or how well I'd done earlier on it, or something like that? As usual, I have to move much closer to the screen and turn the brightness of my TV way down to catch both the drum and the screen, so this isn't as comfortable as how I usually play.