TheOriginalJames
Well-Known Member
I've actually never played in the arcade on here.
I have a REAL guitar to play, but I absolutely suck at it so I occupy my time playing a game, partially because I can't afford guitar lessons.
Besides that, really... whats the difference?
Playing a real guitar vs playing a simulation.
It's kind of like playing Gran Turismo vs driving my car. I'd rather drive my car, but I can't exactly race it without being killed/arrested/ticketed, so I'm taking the cheaper and safer alternative of playing a driving game.
What I've always found hilarious is people insulting me for playing games while sitting on their ass in front of their computer instead of getting up and going to do more productive things on their own.![]()
Can I have some?opcorn2:
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UUmmm, I wasn't criticizing... don't get so damn offensive. Besides, the difference between playing Guitar Hero and a REAL guitar?? Let's see... from when I last played GH1, there were what, 6 buttons and a "whammy" kinda thing in the middle??? So that's about 6 different notes? Color coded? On a guitar there are six STRINGs with 24 frets. That's a helluva lot more notes than a play guitar from GH. Plus you can tune a REAL guitar different ways and get more notes and different sounds. I have a real guitar and can play pretty decent... I play as a hobby and I like it.... for me, to buy guitar hero wouldn't be worth my $$. Not saying it's not fun, it is, I just don't care to buy it.
I was talking about the differences in picking up the guitar and actually being able to play something resembling a song.
Thats what I said after you signed up.![]()
Too much childish banter to handle?
Too much to handle? And I was referring to the pointless debate of you and Johnny arguing over guitars...
I'm alright, thanks. I just had my last exam. I hope I did well.Spectacular, you?
Pointless indeed.
I'm alright, thanks. I just had my last exam. I hope I did well.
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