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adr Feb 11 @ 8:03am
Why nobody plays online?
I had wait a lot a couple of times but nobody joins a random match. whyyyyy??
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Originally posted by Shadow_hive[BAKA]:
Because online-matches always come down to who has the faster AutoHotkey-Script for Drumrolls. Taiko has always been a single-player focused game with the goal of improving your scores
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Shadow_hive[BAKA] Feb 11 @ 2:51pm 
Because online-matches always come down to who has the faster AutoHotkey-Script for Drumrolls. Taiko has always been a single-player focused game with the goal of improving your scores
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jidenshaotoko Feb 17 @ 10:50pm 
Originally posted by Shadow_hiveBAKA:
Because online-matches always come down to who has the faster AutoHotkey-Script for Drumrolls. Taiko has always been a single-player focused game with the goal of improving your scores

To be honest, not that much different when you're a controller player going against drum players. Pretty impossible to match their speed, especially when they're using the drag technique.
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Burntwafflesx Feb 27 @ 5:22am 
Originally posted by Shadow_hiveBAKA:
Because online-matches always come down to who has the faster AutoHotkey-Script for Drumrolls. Taiko has always been a single-player focused game with the goal of improving your scores

no, it's simply not a very busy/popular game and the online matching system is horribly designed. No one is sitting through 2-3 star songs just to play with a stranger.
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