It's a rarity. I'm actually right about something. Whoa -----Original Message----- From: Brandon Cole [mailto:superblindman@xxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2008 7:22 PM To: brandonslist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [brandon's list] Re: guitar hero world tour vs. rock band 2 Nope, this week, sir Clement. Liam's got it right. chou.clement@xxxxxxxxx wrote: > That was already dlc as I can remember. > ----- Original Message ----- From: "Liam Erven" <liam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> > To: <brandonslist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> > Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2008 3:06 PM > Subject: [brandon's list] Re: guitar hero world tour vs. rock band 2 > > >> Also. Damn it, which was in gh world tour just got added as >> downloadable content for rockband II, so add another song. >> >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Brandon Cole [mailto:superblindman@xxxxxxxxxxx] >> Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2008 5:58 PM >> To: brandonslist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx >> Subject: [brandon's list] Re: guitar hero world tour vs. rock band 2 >> >> I would be happy to add to this discussion. Lag, as Clement said, is >> still >> there, but it is a bit lessened, and not nearly as player-effecting >> as it >> was. Now that's about as fair as I get with GH. >> When I initially spoke to Clement about the staggering amount of songs >> seemingly taken from the RB2 set list, I said 12, because 12 was all I >> picked out when Misty read me the GH set list for the first time. >> Understand at that time, it had been some time since I had seen the >> RB2 set >> list. Now, having unlocked several of the songs in RB2, I can tell >> you that >> the number is actually greater than 12. I no longer have an exact >> count, but >> I ran across at least 3 more that I hadn't picked up on the first >> time. And >> yes, they're different. >> As for the music studio, which I don't know if Clement has experienced, >> well, there's no arguing that it's GH World Tour's biggest feature. >> And on >> the surface, it looks great. But it seems to me that those who think >> it's >> totally, ungodly horrifyingly awesome are expecting more of it than >> what it >> is. And what is it? Why, a midi sequencer of course. Those aren't real >> guitars, and it's blatantly obvious when notes in created songs kinda >> blend >> together. The drum machine is its best part, as admittedly you can >> make some >> pretty neat beats even without actually playing the drums. But drums >> don't >> make a song, and so I'm not as awed by the music studio as a lot of >> people. >> Besides, even those who love it, and are PS3 or 360 owners, can only >> upload >> 5 songs maximum, and only 10 if their first five get totally awesome >> reviews. >> That's all I'll say for now, but I totally encourage this discussion. >> >> chou.clement@xxxxxxxxx wrote: >>> For all those who are interested, here are my opinions and hopefully >>> Brandon will throw in his own two sense. >>> >>> Lag in gh is still there, moreso than in rock band. The drums are >>> weirder with three drums and two extra symbols. And the worst thing >>> is? The fact that setlists between the two games collide somewhat. >>> About 12 of the songs that are in rock band 2 are also in Guitar hero >>> world tour. And they play differently. Now, this might just be me but >>> having to relearn one song for a different game can be quite tiresome. >>> Especially when some of the notes make no sense. And it doesn't help >>> guitar hero world tour has three songs by the same artist. Sure You >>> can argue that this appeals to the fans, but the argument can also be >>> made that for the ps3 and xbox360 versions, they could just release >>> them as downloadable content, and allow the default list to have some >>> other songs. >>> >>> That's just my opinion based off playing world tour once and hearing >>> what other people have said about comparisons. again, I hope Brandon >>> will contribute to this discussion. >> >> >> > > >