A breakthrough of sorts
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spatchI decided to try the first tier songs on Guitar Hero 1 on Hard.
I actually felt like I knew what I was doing, found my fingers were going where they needed to go in order to move up and down the neck, and I actually five-starred almost every song on the first try except Infected.
I went WHOA WAIT I CAN WHOA WHOA WHOA. Something had clicked. I was chuffed.
So I went to Guitar Hero 2 and tried the first tier on Hard.
Golf balls made their way through garden hoses.
Goddammit.
I actually felt like I knew what I was doing, found my fingers were going where they needed to go in order to move up and down the neck, and I actually five-starred almost every song on the first try except Infected.
I went WHOA WAIT I CAN WHOA WHOA WHOA. Something had clicked. I was chuffed.
So I went to Guitar Hero 2 and tried the first tier on Hard.
Golf balls made their way through garden hoses.
Goddammit.
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Date: 2008-03-04 05:35 am (UTC)It has seemed to me, the times I tried, that the simpler levels are tougher to do, because they are off the actual beat and pattern you hear and know by heart. So it make sense to me maybe that one could RAWK on the spiffier levels. Does that ring true with your experience of it?