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To use an example , rebel rebel in chords , ive turned my guitar down to 50 % but it sounds horrible when i play it , yet gives me a score over 100k and says ive mastered it ???? god i hope i havent
Im pretty sure rocksmith advertises itself as a guitar teacher , yet rythym is the basis of pretty much all guitar , so shouldnt rythym be a pretty big part of rocksmith? not just an extra reward
The game practices negative marking - you start off with a potential maxium score for each song, and as you fail to achieve certain things (correct note, correct timing, correct techniques) you lose points. They might be called "Groove Bonuses" - but they are integral to the maximum score possible.
If you think the game is only about getting the 100k points needed to unlock song-mastery - then yes, you can comfortably disregard the points you get from achieving regular "Groove" bonuses, just like you can ignore entire sections of the song that you find hard just so long as your end score is over 100k. If you're trying to get the maximum score possible in a song - particularly in mastery-mode - you'll need to get your timing correct and consistent.
Setting yourself an arbitrarily easy goal and then going "the game doesn't punish me for not exceeding my goal!" is not necessarily the best way to look at it.
Rythym is a major part for me , but to choose something else , lets choose scales or learning the notes on a fretboard . All my learning on what the notes are is done outside of rocksmith , rocksmith will teach u the shapes , but not the chords . Ie , when i first started i decided learn the major scale first , and started on a major , cause thats what it starts on . Then i read up a lil bit and now play in c major and name the notes more or less as i play them .
So again my basic complaint isnt with the game , but its lack of teaching , wich is what it claims it does best ( but doesnt)
I understand my playing of rebel rebel sounds like crap even thou ive supposedly mastered it etc , hence my question in the first place , i dont want to have mastered a song to have it sound like crap , i wanna learn it to make it sound good , but it seems i will have to go outside rocksmith to learn this , wich is what my original complaint ( or request really) is about
Furthermore, remember that boring thing when you are playing a low level song, you actually know that song, and play some correct notes that do not appear yet. You would get penalised for hitting that correct note!! o.O