Really, really tempted to get Company of Heroes 2...
I always wanted to try this game out, but I feel I know too much of the guitar and I'll start getting pissed off. Like, do you have to keep your guitar in tune? Not only worrying about the game breaking or getting scratches, but having to keep replacing strings kinda sucks. So, let me know more about this game.Affen said:Besides animal crossing I've been trying out Rocksmith. A game that's like guitar hero except on a real guitar.
Pretty good so far. The strum registering has worked nicely. Only complaint is that I suck at it. It starts easy, but with the progressive difficulty it suddenly changes into hell after few simple picks.
and most of the songs are kinda lame..
UghRochester said:I always wanted to try this game out, but I feel I know too much of the guitar and I'll start getting pissed off. Like, do you have to keep your guitar in tune? Not only worrying about the game breaking or getting scratches, but having to keep replacing strings kinda sucks. So, let me know more about this game.
Believe me I don't know all the chords. It does take time to be able to position your fingers. Also, it'll be easier on your fingers once you start getting calluses.Affen said:I only see it as a positive if you can handle guitar well beforehand. Like knowing the chords and your hands knowing the guitar board well. I struggle time to time to find the right positions for my fingers.
That's a great handy tool. Hopefully it doesn't keep stopping the song to tune in the guitar.Affen said:[When you first start the game it guides you trough tuning the guitar (the game has a tuning meter) and everytime before you play a song you quickly strum trough all the strings to see if it's still on tune.