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andyman wrote:

Jackal wrote:Here's how the gameplay goes. You play along a track just like in amplitude, as a note comes you have to fret the note and strike the strum paddle at the same time. As you go along you build up "star power", when this fills up you have to bring the guitar up to a 90 degree angle (like you're rocking a guitar solo). The controller is quite sohpisticated despite how it looks. It detects hammer-ons and pull-offs, which become key in the face-melting songs.
The game has a great soundtrack, very eclectic. It has some punk, metal, pop, alternative, etc. In fact, beyond the "famous" songs you can unlock a bunch of indy songs that bands put there names in to get in the game. I just discovered that The Slip (a fucking ace band I've seen a bunch of times) has a song on it.
I fucking love this game.

yeah and the game has FREEZEPOP!!!!!!!!! i just about shit myself when i saw that

also as far as gameplay, you can hold a fret button all day long... it only activates when you hit the strum bar (unless it's a hammer or pulloff)

I made a video a few months ago... I'll post it as soon as it's uploaded.

andyman wrote:

Jackal wrote:Here's how the gameplay goes. You play along a track just like in amplitude, as a note comes you have to fret the note and strike the strum paddle at the same time. As you go along you build up "star power", when this fills up you have to bring the guitar up to a 90 degree angle (like you're rocking a guitar solo). The controller is quite sohpisticated despite how it looks. It detects hammer-ons and pull-offs, which become key in the face-melting songs.
The game has a great soundtrack, very eclectic. It has some punk, metal, pop, alternative, etc. In fact, beyond the "famous" songs you can unlock a bunch of indy songs that bands put there names in to get in the game. I just discovered that The Slip (a fucking ace band I've seen a bunch of times) has a song on it.
I fucking love this game.

yeah and the game has FREEZEPOP!!!!!!!!! i just about shit myself when i saw that

also as far as gameplay, you can hold a fret button all day long... it only activates when you hit the strum bar (unless it's a hammer or pulloff)

I made a video a few months ago... I'll post it as soon as it's uploaded.

MKJ wrote:

andyman wrote:

Jackal wrote:Here's how the gameplay goes. You play along a track just like in amplitude, as a note comes you have to fret the note and strike the strum paddle at the same time. As you go along you build up "star power", when this fills up you have to bring the guitar up to a 90 degree angle (like you're rocking a guitar solo). The controller is quite sohpisticated despite how it looks. It detects hammer-ons and pull-offs, which become key in the face-melting songs.
The game has a great soundtrack, very eclectic. It has some punk, metal, pop, alternative, etc. In fact, beyond the "famous" songs you can unlock a bunch of indy songs that bands put there names in to get in the game. I just discovered that The Slip (a fucking ace band I've seen a bunch of times) has a song on it.
I fucking love this game.

yeah and the game has FREEZEPOP!!!!!!!!! i just about shit myself when i saw that

also as far as gameplay, you can hold a fret button all day long... it only activates when you hit the strum bar (unless it's a hammer or pulloff)

I made a video a few months ago... I'll post it as soon as it's uploaded.

what, this game has freezepop too? what track?

Jackal wrote:Here's how I've played/improved.
I played through all of easy and kicked its ass. I then moved on to medium and played through medium twice, maybe three times. Now I'm on to hard and not having too hard a time with it.
My suggestion is to not waste a lot of time with easy, you need to learn to use your pinky right away. Also, when you move on to hard and have to start using the orange button I recommend switching your hand position down, so that your index finger rests on red instead of green. It's far easier to make the reach to green with your index then it is to make the stretch to orange with your pinky.

Also, having played guitar is certainly a help. Not really with technique but with finget control.

primaltheory wrote:I'm fucking amazing at that game, I work at gamecrazy so I played it nonstop for 3 months.

I can do every song on every difficulty exceppt for the very last song of the last set on expert.

My fav song is uhhh the one techno song in unlockables.

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