TheGreatDave
Banned
Coursework? In July?
...I'm so sorry.
...I'm so sorry.
MalevolentPanda said:Sweet, but I want to be able to ignore a certain number of disk songs as well.
TheGreatDave said:Stonehenge was the best location in GH:2 (bar it's long wait before you play)
Bring back Stonehenge! Where the demons dwell! Where the banshees live and they do live well!
JonathanEx said:I like the irony. But I can't playu tonight, I'm on last warning with some coursework.
...it's my fault, I did just fuck off to a Festival. Which was AWESOME.
Right, which is what I'm objecting to. Your analogy to other games doesn't work unless you pick a game where a few of the levels are not just worse than the rest of the game but actively irritating. Even then, it's not the same thing. Rhythm action games are all about getting into the music. If you are not able to do that then the game is ruined, especially if you're having to sing.Struct09 said:Well, the disc songs are essentially the "levels" of the game. So in a way that's like saying you want to play a game like Gears of War but skip the levels you don't like Of course you'll be able to play any song you want at any time in quickplay, but if you want to progress through the career mode there will be times where you play songs you don't really like.
MalevolentPanda said:Right, which is what I'm objecting to. Your analogy to other games doesn't work unless you pick a game where a few of the levels are not just worse than the rest of the game but actively irritating. Even then, it's not the same thing. Rhythm action games are all about getting into the music. If you are not able to do that then the game is ruined, especially if you're having to sing.
only works for avatars stored on the neogaf servers, meaning mods/admins and the various "i can't change my avatar" avatars.MalevolentPanda said:I turned off avatars to make the Rock Band threads more readable but it doesn't work. Why doesn't it work?
MalevolentPanda said:Right, which is what I'm objecting to. Your analogy to other games doesn't work unless you pick a game where a few of the levels are not just worse than the rest of the game but actively irritating. Even then, it's not the same thing. Rhythm action games are all about getting into the music. If you are not able to do that then the game is ruined, especially if you're having to sing.
hmxsean on the Rock Band boards said:Though songs will be imported just fine into RB2 - bands, characters and the such will not. It is actually not technically possible for this to happen though it will be easy to recreate your characters just fine in RB2.
hmxsean on the Rock Band boards said:You don't get to chose. It is a bulk import of the songs that have been re-licensed.
I'd love 'It's A Small World.' It'd be good if they could license out to the Japanese labels, like Avex.Belgand said:Exactly. If you don't want to skip any tracks then we simply haven't found a track objectionable enough yet. Maybe we can get "It's a Small World"?
BigBlackGamer said:dont care about characters and bands not carrying over. I have no problem making Hayley Redux.
BenjaminBirdie said:I will miss Janine, though. My guitarist was the very embodiment of Soul Coughing Spirit.
Ten-Song said:This reminds me that before I had a theme going on for my vocalist, I made his default name "Mr. Bitterness".
JonathanEx said:I've decided Rock Band 2 needs festival gigs as locations. Waving flags, screams of the crowd, jumping around in the rain... the on stage visuals in the game are good, but after the last few days, really hammered home how awesome live stuff is.
Ah, thanks. I've found an alternative solution now.bune duggy said:only works for avatars stored on the neogaf servers, meaning mods/admins and the various "i can't change my avatar" avatars.
I don't want to pick everything, I just want to be able to exclude a handful of shitty songs that are no fun. It's not going to happen anyway. And I bet they have no problems relicensing Are You Gonna Be My Girl.Struct09 said:I guess that I just disagree. I would hope that they would take the on-disc songs and create a challenge from them as they see fit. If I wanted to only play songs that I liked, then I would just create a quickplay set list.
I think it's cool that they're letting you customize your BWT experience to a degree, but if you could choose 100% of the songs that show up then I'd see it as pointless.
BenjaminBirdie said:Festival arenas would be god damned amazing.
I think it'd be awesome to play a rooftop concert a la the Beatles in Let It Be. (or U2 I guess, if you swing that way)Belgand said:I honestly wonder why they aren't in it already. I mean, GH1-3 have each had a festival venue (ok, so GH3 was designed by idiots who assume that somehow Burning Man is a venue or a rock music festival!?!), but nothing in RB?
Maybe even setlists designed to recall famous festival moments like a set of slower, more mellow songs before moving abruptly into heavier material (e.g. Dylan plugging in at Newport) or losing fans whenever you play Altamont (not technically a festival, but I couldn't resist... even if it is in terribly poor taste). Festivals would also make a lot of sense for longer setlists devoted to particular genres (you're playing a damn metal festival, what did you expect?).
Just off the top of my head I'm thinking:
Woodstock (USA;of course)
Woodstock II (USA;for when you want to sell out even more heavily)
Coachella/Bonnaroo (USA;indie rock/misc.)
Summer Sonic (Japan;uhh... it's in Japan? It's big?)
Wacken Open Air (German; Largest metal festival in the world)
Isle of Wight Festival (UK; classic rock, esp. British; focusing on the 1970 festival here)
Reading/Leeds (UK; uh... a bit out of my element here as well)
Glastonbury Festival (UK; again... my knowledge of focus here isn't that good)
Past that I'm running up against either genres that aren't as important in Rock Band, smaller or less iconic festivals, traveling festivals, and ones that frankly I don't know anything about.
Emerson said:I'm really interested to see which songs are getting relicensed. That list can't come soon enough for me.
Also no character transfer is okay, but I guess that's bad news for score transfers? I've got some epic scores I doubt I could recreate with ease and it'd be a shame to lose those.
hmxsean said:No scores won't "transfer over" except in the sense, I think, that we won't be erasing the leaderboards.
sublime085 said:I think it'd be awesome to play a rooftop concert a la the Beatles in Let It Be. (or U2 I guess, if you swing that way)
Ridley327 said:This work?
Emerson said:Ehhh... Guess that's that then. Don't know if I'll ever get 213k on RTTH Expert Drums again. :|
Too many good scores to lose
I think it'd be awesome to play a rooftop concert a la the Beatles in Let It Be. (or U2 I guess, if you swing that way)
as someone who was at Woodstock 1994, I have to say you couldn't be more wrong about this statement. Unlike Woodstock 1999, this wasn't really a wholy commercial deal. IT was still in a field, still had tons of artsy crafty vendors (the majority) and had not some of the biggest, but ALL OF the biggest acts in the country all at the same weekend. There was plenty plenty plenty of all indulgences to be had (herbal and physical) and it was just pretty awesome.Belgand said:Woodstock II (USA;for when you want to sell out even more heavily)
borghe said:as someone who was at Woodstock 1994, I have to say you couldn't be more wrong about this statement. Unlike Woodstock 1999, this wasn't really a wholy commercial deal. IT was still in a field, still had tons of artsy crafty vendors (the majority) and had not some of the biggest, but ALL OF the biggest acts in the country all at the same weekend. There was plenty plenty plenty of all indulgences to be had (herbal and physical) and it was just pretty awesome.
Just saying, aside from the ticket price, the entire experience was fucking awesome. And how else can you say you saw Johnny Cash, NIN, Aerosmith, Metallica, Green Day, Cranberries, Peter Gabriel, Blind Melon, Allman Brothers, Dylan, CSN, etc all in the same weekend. Just saying. Carry on.
Affeinvasion said:Or even more notably that Heroes song from the Spiderman soundtrack by the guys from Nickelback and Saliva.
koam said:Dave has the worse taste in music, im convinced he's deaf
* Battle of the Bands is our flagship feature in Rock Band 2. This isn't just 4v4 - in the words of PR Coordinator John Drake, "four versus four is what I like to call a band sissyfight in the parking lot after a gig". Instead, this is your band battling against your entire friends list, then once you're the #1 friend, the entire world!
Magik said:HMX dev blog update: http://www.rockband.com/rockers_blog_entry/hmxspraynwipe/387742?redir=1
Endless Setlist 2 takes roughly 10 hours.... fuck....
HMX said:For those of you who've moved kits around, the kick pedal no longer falls off when you move the kit!
neorej said:Is there a pause-button?
TELL ME THERE'S A PAUSE-BUTTON!!!
"Breakneck Speed". By popular demand, we've added an option that increases the scroll speed of all tracks. Since we consider this a personal taste issue and not a game-changing exploit, we don't disable anything.
Ohh, I like this, I always feels as though my drum kit is uneven.- There are also guidelines engraved onto the drum legs to help you perfectly balance your kit