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I'm sorry.

Nah I actually liked it

What guitar do you have? imo, guitar hero 5 and World tour are quieter compared to the older ones

​@allim7015 the GH5 switches are loud, if yours is quiet like the WT one you got the bad switches

both recordings are from different runs ig

Just a fake fc in general

LOL

Grow up and buy a real guitar 🎸 Got four of these damn guitars in the attic with all the DLC store on the Xbox 360 and ps3 literally just gathering dust I bought a real guitar never look back

@@ryujigoda3445 it’s not about that lol.. guitar hero and real guitar are two different things and take their own skill sets. Even established guitarists can’t even play their own songs on games like these. What does that tell ya? And also, it’s not about wanting to learn guitar. It’s about having fun while playing these games and they just aren’t fun anymore.

@@tatortottv4605 I can play both guitar and guitar hero on expert thanks to rocksmith lol

Raining Blood for sure. It's much more technical and while The Way It Ends requires more endurance, in my experience the endurance is easier to build up than it is to learn all the subtleties of Flood! (and other sections).

@@RandomSocijs I happen to think the way it ends because it’s way longer and also I’m getting better at mosh ang flood in raining blood and rhe ray it ends also requires more consistency

@@RandomSocijs raining blood or through the fire ang flames?

@@RandomSocijs oh I ever fcd raining blood on expert I would literally freak out and scream so loud I couldn’t scream any louder

@@RandomSocijs I’m happy if I even pass raining blood on expert

The big two: One and TtFaF.

@@RandomSocijs but you said this was only fc 66

Yes, this is FC #66. The videos for FC #67 (Knights of Cydonia) and FC #68 (The Way It Ends) were uploaded right before and after this video, respectively.

Go for it! A mere 60 more hours and you'll have it...

Thanks! It took me a while to get used to fretting and activating at the same time (or fretting slightly later) instead of strumming and activating at the same time. One thing that I feel with HOPO squeezes is that they really break up the rhythm (more so than with regular squeezes). You can hear that my activation here was really deliberate and while playing it didn't feel like the activation was in the middle of a melody, but at the beginning of a new one. To me, at least. For this particular song, I also activated one note later than any optimal charts I could find, because it makes the back end of the squeeze much easier. But that's all I can think of. I'm still pretty new at this myself :-).

68 on Expert (missing the big two, of course). My scores are on ScoreHero.

Thanks for the recommendations! Cities on Flame with Rock and Roll is next on the list, after Sabotage. I bought a new (well, used) copy of GH3 specifically to play some songs again that don't work anymore on my current disc. I don't enjoy playing MNIJ at all, but it would be good practice for front end HOPO squeezes. PotR's chords still make me a bit anxious, but I can try.

@@RandomSocijs my best advice to hopo squeezes is to go into practice mode and just focus on hitting the hopo super late, maybe even strumming the hopo. That's how i get MNiJ 2nd act, but i have trouble getting a good back end on last act. Another one I'd add to Jilde's list is Stricken. I can optimal on command with that song lol

Yeah, I remember you. I'm good! Life goes on :) I've been mainly busy with my bachelor's in mathematics. And now I'm back to some GH. How are you?

Ah cool about that bachelor's in mathematics, I'm great man, graduating high school in november! No more GH for me though, just very casually about once every two months or so hehe.