1. G-Normal (2.37 stars, 203 notes)
2. ignore's Hard (4.86 stars, 497 notes)
3. Lunatteke (5 stars, 572 notes)
4. Taikodo (4.83 stars, 999 notes)

1. Set tick rate 2. (It's only an 8% score increase)
2. Please knock off the 0.5 second breaks. They don't spare you much if any drain, but look out of place.
3. There were lots of confusing overlap patterns, eg. 00:14:454 (1,2,3,4,5,6,7). I don't see these contributing anything to the map other than RAGE
4. I don't like the appearance of new combos in the middle of stacks, eg. 00:25:572 (3,4,1). Keeping them one colour looks better and is usually the correct choice anyway. (Here, the new combo should go on (3).)
5. 01:16:572 (1,2,3,1,2,3,4,5) - FFFFF
6. 01:43:218 (4,1) - This really disrupts flow.
7. 01:47:631 (1,2,3,1,2,3,1,2) - fix from irc
8. 02:09:336 (9,1,2) - This also flows rather poorly.
9. 02:20:984 (4,5,1,2,3,4,5) - This overlappy pattern is strange and awkward.
10. 02:40:748 (7,2) - The overlapping hitburst makes it almost impossible to tell that the grey slider is facing the other direction.
11. 02:42:689 (1,2,3,2,4,2) - I hate these types of overlaps

1. 01:58:395 (690,691,692,693) - What is this following? Seems out of place. Add a note at 01:58:748?
2. 02:06:160 (736), etc. - This pattern started off with a nice counter-line (02:05:101 (733,734,735,736,737,738)), but then it wandered off into this improvised pattern which doesn't really fit.
3. 02:20:807 (796,797,798,799,800, 801) - lolwat, these big hits come out of nowhere and they're liek the only ones in the map.

Natteke wrote:

Gaymapping
CTRL C
CTRL V

MetalMario201 wrote:

Roko-don's Taiko:

1. 01:58:395 (690,691,692,693) - What is this following? Seems out of place. Add a note at 01:58:748?
2. 02:06:160 (736), etc. - This pattern started off with a nice counter-line (02:05:101 (733,734,735,736,737,738)), but then it wandered off into this improvised pattern which doesn't really fit.
3. 02:20:807 (796,797,798,799,800, 801) - lolwat, these big hits come out of nowhere and they're liek the only ones in the map.

Rokodo wrote:

The whole thing is a tribute map using notes from Namco's own maps. Finish notes might only appear a few times in each taiko map, if any at all. Taiko can use notes that don't seem to fit to you osu! mappers.
Star whilst I'm here anyway.

MetalMario201 wrote:

Taiko != exempt from making sense