[QUOTE="medhopeful"] [QUOTE="Mr-Snowman93"][QUOTE="Scalemaster"]Why are you guys complaining about the difficulty? While I don't have anything against Guitar Hero, I think spending all of that time trying to beat the harder difficulties is fruitless. The South Park episode on guitar hero said it all; "if they spent all of this time practicing on a real guitar, just imagine how good they would be". Try learning Raining Blood on a real guitar, its actually not too hard, alot of other Slayer songs are much harder to play, though it does take some skill and practice. Scalemaster
What if we don't have enough money to buy a real guitar?Better yet, what if no one cares? To people who ask me the same question, I say "I don't plan on ever being in an actual band, so what difference is it if I play fake guitar on a video game where I can hear the rest of the music or real guitar on a chair, by myself, in my apartment?" I dunno, maybe if you had a girlfriend who really liked guitar ballads, but then you'd have to learn to sing, and ugh...that's just asking way too much.
Playing guitar is about playing for yourself and nobody else. If you want to start a band and sing ballads to your girlfriend great, but you can sit and play in your too. Its about having fun any way you go about it. In a way its like Guitar Hero; I don't think most people play it to be cool, but rather havefunand thats what playing an instrument is about.
Then...why are you asking why we don't just buy and learn how to play a guitar instead of playing guitar hero? lol...you pretty much just said it doesn't matter either way.
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