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Just go google 'sense of humor'. You're very unlikely to get some, but (at the very least) you'll know what it looks like.
There's a difference between having a sense of humour... and blindly accepting any old crap.
But you carry on spending your time playing crap... Have fun.
Must be better than spending your time posting on a so-called 'crap' forum thread anyway... I think.
I believe that's something you're incapable of doing.
Just because you have an opinion doesn't mean you have the right to speak it. I'd love to see you make a fun, entertaining game like this that clearly a lot of people love. Don't be a salty a$$hole to people, especially not video game developers who put time, effort, and love into their game.
You are quite disrespectful.
You seem to be unaware of the mastery of Chopin's music. To take pithy ideas like this, dumbs down the game industry and the arts in general.
I just wanted to put one main point across to you:
As with guitar hero, which led to many people taking up REAL guitar, if this game leads to just ONE person taking up REAL piano lessons then I support it fully.
I play piano (as I'm guessing do you) but I don't have the same horrendous attitude that you put across with your initial post and subsequent replies. I play several Chopin etudes, nocturnes and waltzes as well as a few Beethoven piano sonatas.
Yes, the game is a simplification of what are incredibly-detailed, complex, technical, thoughtful and emotional pieces of music, but if you come into it with an Elitist pianist attitude then you will never see that it is just a GAME.
The game itself, through its cutscenes, actually states the kind of point you are ranting about here - that modern music is crap and that there has never been another master of his level since. The point of the game is that true piano mastery would conquer any modern music, which is why you play as Chopin and defeat all the modern types of music that have based theirs on his masterpieces.
Have a great day, hope the practice is going well ;)
You go ahead and play this crap.
How many Etudes can you play Epic Failure?
Now getting back to one of the points I made earlier - if this game inspired someone to then take up piano, would that not be something beautiful?
We pianists are a dying breed, so anything that might inspire others to practice and eventually master the instrument I support.
So what's with the crap attitude? Don't you want others to begin practice or are you just content being a salty a$$h0l3 that looks down on anyone who hasn't already spent many years practising like we have?
If anyone else is reading this - don't listen to Mr Salty over here - play the game, and if you think the music is beautiful then start learning the piano and you could play the original (even more beautiful) pieces one day :)
I do want people to learn piano, but not because they believe that music like Chopins can be achieved through shortcuts and pressing ♥♥♥♥♥♥ little buttons.
It cheapens the music of Chopin by presenting it in ways like it is in this game... and Chopins music is available all over YouTube and iTunes. It shouldn't need this to help influence people to think about learning the piano.
Does that answer your question?