I suppose the same can be said for any game(except for sports games) .

 

I'm awesome at video games, I couldn't play medium RB2 at the middle tier songs at first, I had to play easy for maybe a week, then I could play medium on nearly all songs at 90%+, but there will still some I just couldnt do better then 70% at.

I moved to Hard a few weeks before I hurt my finger, I could do a chunk of the 300+ songs I have 80%+. Some I started trying on expert, and can get 80% on as well.

The medium switch adding blue ain't hard, but combining it with red fucked me bad for awhile. Hard is fucking retarded at the difficulty jump. Suddenly you have orange, it's various combos, and hammer ons. Expert... fuuuuuck. Triple notes, hammer ons to hell, a LOT more notes.

Go play "Alive" on expert. I manage to get to the one long solo with all the hammer ons and fail every time. It becomes a bit of a obsession trying to get the shit down.. because c'mon.. it's a plastic instrument fucking game, how hard could it be?

The quick finger movements I got from that translated real well into trying to teach myself guitar... which lasted for three days before I nearly chopped my finger off, lol. Now I'm using RB2 drums to help me practice being able to grip something for a long time period while moving the hand, while pressure is applied. After a week of that, I could actually move my finger somewhat, not bad, doc perscribed too =P

 

Roxanne on Expert is what got me tryign Expert on more songs, once I got my brain to not freeze up seeing triple notes with that song, I moved on.

 

There is one for regular Xbox called Seven Sorrows. Given how bad it was one of those sorrows was the game itself.

 

For 5 player Horde mode in Gears 2 you can have 4 people on the X-Box right? We are only able to get 2 people signed in, and can't figure out how to get all 4 of us playing in the Horde mode

 

I'm somewhat suprised how nobody mentions getting drunk with their RB experiences. Thats really the only time I had fun with that game. Although, it takes skill to play the drums and not get dizzy. A plus is that with the separate skill setting, everyone can have fun... or fail horribly.

And thus beer cans must be thrown in his general direction.

 

Getting drunk while playing guitar hero is pure win.

I remember playing 6 hours into a vodka-fest, with my friend that had never played before. We played co-op, him on easy, me on medium. Halfway through the song (I think it was Bulls on Parade) I fell face first on my futon, and couldn't get up. Still managed to beat the song, just playing by ear. Then promptly passed out. Good times.