Moves all over the floor and it's WAY too sensitive. It was "dead" on one side.no problem though, switched it with the orange cymbal and it's much easier to reach the "good" side.īut the pedal.ferchrissake that thing sucks. It was seriously ticking me off.Īfter the exchange, I still had an unresponsive yellow cymbal. I'm not a "real" drummer, but I can play about half the RB songs on expert and all of them on hard and I was finding I couldn't hold a streak at all in GHWT. My down strum broke the first night and the cymbals were at once so responsive that hitting the drum pads activated them and also so unresponsive when I hit them.
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In fact, I ended up taking it back to the store for a full replacement. Desultory - Tuesday, Novemlink I too have some issues with the drum kit and I also had problems with my first guitar.Honestly, the best and most consistent way to have fun online is to play with friends you already know and skip the matchmaking. Neither RB2 nor GHWT is perfect in the online department, but both have their strengths and weaknesses. Both Harmonix and Neversoft have some things to work on for their next installment. It's not a bad set up, the head to head play is better than in Rock Band, and the cooperative online play is fun as well. But it would still be nice if you could set an option somewhere to definitely wait until you could be matched with at least 2 others if you wanted. It's certainly less ambiguous as to whether you should wait for more people or not: you get what you get. or maybe even three (though we were never matched up with 3 people). You might end up with two people, or one. The matchmaking process goes on and gives you one of two options: wait for it to finish working its magic or cancel. It is also not possible, when in the process of matchmaking, to decide you want to wait for a full band. Also you only have 10 seconds to decide to edit your settings between songs. On the down side, you have to pick your difficulty setting from the settings menu before the song is picked, so if you go with expert you'd better be ready no matter what song your online friend chooses. It is a little less necessary with this setup than with Rock Band though. But we still didn't hear a lot of people using it.
With the headset jack built into the controllers, using voice chat over live is much more accessible. With GHWT, there is no similar penalty for being screwed and left during a game, and if someone doesn't like the song you picked, they have incentive to stick around in that they might get to pick the next one. Joining other people's bands just lead to doing stupid challenges or other nonsense, and when we had other people join us they just dropped out and made us fail losing fans all over the place.
And honestly, this is what we really wanted to do most of the time with Rock Band and had a hard time with. This allows everyone to take turns choosing songs to play and is much better from a "just wanna play with people online" sort of model. When playing with other people, every song a random band member is picked to chose the next song to play. Part of the problem in RB2, though, is that you either have to start a band and chose what everyone does all the time, or you have to join a band and be at the mercy of someone else's song picks. Getting help unlocking songs from random strangers is a nice perk in RB2. In GHWT, you can't coop on your career path. We had some complaints about Rock Band 2's online play, and Guitar Hero World Tour fixes some of those issues, but creates others.
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