It was a glitch at launch, where if your friends list was completely full, it would crash after a song ended. It's trying to tell you that you have too many friends!Messi said:
conman said:
Well it is kind of an interesting scenario, despite being a great game (in my opinion anyway) it has a few strikes against it that maybe prevent it from getting a fair shake:conman said:
Messi said:
Terrordactyl said:
Well, what exactly is there to discuss? I think everyone that has it already discussed the improvements and it's awesome soundtrack. We can discuss DLC, but remember the terrible support the first DJ Hero got in DLC? I do.conman said:
Sounds like PRO FACE OFF* in Rock Band 2! :lolTerrordactyl said:
BigBadShamoo said:
Yeah... pretty lame. I've only played 4 battles so far... and won every one. I was on expert, the others were both on medium and hard. Talk about tough.Terrordactyl said:
Keep playing. There's a hidden bonus track locked away in empire mode until you play it....Majukun said:
Neuromancer said:
Oh sorry, I meant for multiplayer matchmaking, like if I'm playing on normal I should only be paired up with other people playing normal.Terrordactyl said:
I wouldn't get too upset, this game may have a long tail and sell well during the holiday period. We'll just have to wait and see but I expect it to do just fine. After all DJ Hero 1 did well despite poor sales at launch.edbrat said:DJH2 charted at 25 in launch week in the UK, not a good result obviously. Although its not explicit the undertone in the reception of this news this am was jubilant because this played to people's opinions regarding 1) Activision / Kotick antipathy and 2) "I told you the rhythm genre is dead lol" The fact that there is a committed and excellent studio behind these games and that DJH2 is, by any analysis, a cracking fun game seems to be secondary, which makes me a little sad. I only hope FSG will be allowed to carry on their excellent work but the total collapse in sales for this and GH make it unlikely, think there will unfortunately be big changes in how these games are produced. And if this affects personnel at FSG or other studios then the doomongers will have another day in the sun
No they're exactly the same from what I understand.AHappyPanda said:
The problem with your first scenario is that the online community for DJ Hero is so minimal. I remember not being able to find online matches for a long time. See, if there's such a small pool of online players, it's convenient to be paired up with anyone who will play -any- difficulty rather than waiting for someone to play a -specific- difficulty. It just wouldn't work out in the long run and you would just get stuck in the matchmaking pool until there's another player willing to play whatever difficulty you want.Neuromancer said:
Yup, after the major price drops.
There are plenty of optional filters in DJH2, such as how many mixes you want to play, what game types you're willing to play, the skill of your opponent by which I guess they mean either rank or Truskill rating, and maybe a couple others I'm forgetting. So a filter for your opponents difficulty wouldn't be that out of place and in fact would make a lot of sense, I think.Rewrite said:
Hmm, a proper OST or did someone just record the tracks and torrent them?methos75 said:
Yeah I'm pretty sure they never released an official soundtrack, if they had I'd have bought it.Rewrite said:
Have you beaten Empire mode? If not, keep playing.Sai-kun said:
Yeah. This is the first significant casualty of Activision's decision to milk the "Hero" name.Messi said:
Well if you 5 star all the songs in Empire, you will get it for sure.Sai-kun said:
Skilotonn said:
Sai-kun said:DUDE I just played this for the first time.
