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Russic · 01-13-2015, 01:50 PM

If anybody has the cable from Rocksmith 1, 2014 is available on playstation 4 for $40 this week.

God I want to try this jam mode:

Edit: picked it up last night. I see how they're going to get me – there's about $100 in DLC I want. My first impressions are that as a learning tool it's far beyond the first instalment. It's really cool that it tracks how you're doing across the game and flags where you're good, where you suck, and flags potential issues. I picked up the Oasis pack (as one does), and when I went to play one of them it scanned it, then presented a list of suggestions. One was "we noticed you could use some help with your hammer-ons, and this song has a bunch of them. Try this hammer-on lesson before you continue." That's pretty brilliant. Being able to jump into the riff repeater and change up the section, speed and complexity on the fly is very nice as well. I haven't checked out the lessons and mini games yet, but so far as a learning tool it seems much stronger than the first.

01-13-2015, 01:50 PM	#10
Russic Dances with Wolves Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Section 304 Exp:	If anybody has the cable from Rocksmith 1, 2014 is available on playstation 4 for $40 this week. God I want to try this jam mode: YouTube Video Edit: picked it up last night. I see how they're going to get me – there's about $100 in DLC I want. My first impressions are that as a learning tool it's far beyond the first instalment. It's really cool that it tracks how you're doing across the game and flags where you're good, where you suck, and flags potential issues. I picked up the Oasis pack (as one does), and when I went to play one of them it scanned it, then presented a list of suggestions. One was "we noticed you could use some help with your hammer-ons, and this song has a bunch of them. Try this hammer-on lesson before you continue." That's pretty brilliant. Being able to jump into the riff repeater and change up the section, speed and complexity on the fly is very nice as well. I haven't checked out the lessons and mini games yet, but so far as a learning tool it seems much stronger than the first. Last edited by Russic; 01-14-2015 at 10:32 AM.