Explorer09 wrote: 4y1j30
The new skin caused me to realize that in the original Taiko no Tatsujin, the text ド カ ド カ (do ka do ka) etc. helps colorblind players.
Because the color of the notes are a bit hard for me to distinguish, especially without texts. (Namco
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I'm a bit surprised this idea has only been brought in now, but if we were to follow the authentic way these are put, there might be some complications:
1.) When placing the alphabet on the drumroll notes, the symbol for Renta (forgot what it was) and the number of ~~~~'s should match the length of the drumroll.
2.) The symbols used for the normal notes are not always ド and カ. From my understanding, for each note-distancing below 1/1, each common note-distancing is considered as one 'stream', where the end of the stream will contain either ドン or カッ. E.g:
d d d d d d d
The symbols that would be seen here are:
ド ド ド ド ド ド ドン
However for something like:
d d d ddd d d d ddd d
It should come up with something like this:
ド コ ドン ドコドン ド コ ドン ドコドン ドン
A foreign character, 'コ' (ko), is introduced when there are 3 consecutive don notes.
I'm getting a few details wrong here (maybe even a lot, since you kinda get used to reading it by its sound and not by what it looks like anymore), but I'm hoping to know that
if it actually gets implemented, will it be fine for the people to just see only two symbols, ド and カ ? From experience in using the Doron mode, fully reading the words like "Don Dokodon don don don" is easier to predict in a musical sense than if it sounded like "Do dododo do do do"...
(to clarify, Doron mode is a mod in the Taiko games where the notes completely disappear, leaving only the text below the 'notes' as visual aid)