| soccerdrew17 said: im sorry but it doesnt make a difference if it isnt as fun. gh2 was miles more fun than gh3. harmonix left and made rock band which even the guitar is miles more fun than gh3. people will not make fun notes to play, they just wont spend the time or have the knowledge of a team like harmonix that knows how to make it fun. notice the word fun in there a lot. its what was missing from gh3. sure it was gh and all. but that was the only reason it was fun. i went and played it a bit ago (on my ps2 instead of ps3 like rockband is so sorry for an inaccurate comparison) and i just could not get into it. the difficulty is arbitrary, it doesnt make sense, and i didnt have fun. so i stopped playing. keyword: fun-what guitar hero now lacks. |
Sorry, but as an owner of GH1, 2, 80s, and 3, I disagree with 100% of what you said. GH3 has plenty of fun gameplay. Yes, Raining Blood was unnecessary (IMO, it should've been a bonus track to please the hardest of the hardcore, and not part of the "normal" game), but CoP is one of my favorite songs and note charts in the game. I would rather be challenged than fall asleep, which the note charts in Rock Band tend to do to me.
Rock Band definitely has a superior multiplayer experience, and the addition of the drums adds another layer of awesomeness. Which is why I'm glad that we get even better drums in GH4, and I'm confident that the guitar parts will live up to the standards set by GH1-3.
