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"That's the beauty of music.
They can't get that from you...
Haven't you ever felt that way about music?
Here's where it makes the most sense:
You need it so you don't forget.
Forget that...
there are places in this world that aren't made out of stone,
that there's something inside...
that they can't get to,
that they can't touch,
that's yours"-Andy Dufrense -
Re: Rhythm gamers Vs. FPS gamers.
I think you can compare the aspect only with someone who hasn't tried either of the kinds of games before.
We take playing rhythm games for granted because we are used to matching what we see and pressing it in the proper timing.
In a somewhat similar aspect, FPS players tend to memorize where to put their crosshair in relation to where they need to stand to get the most optimal shot on their opponent. They take that aspect for granted because they've built up the proper reflexes needed to constantly do that over and over again.
Someone who hasn't tried either of these games is indifferent to each aspect and therefore can actually try and see whether not one is easier in comparison to the other.Comment
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Re: Rhythm gamers Vs. FPS gamers.
there u go hating again. im going to have to just try and get a haters board up for all the haters to hate on other people about.
this way when people hate then can hate somwhere else where gangsters like me dont have to read it
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Re: Rhythm gamers Vs. FPS gamers.
It's sad that people can't come into these threads and not have an argument or troll. I mean, it's not that hard. You go to page one and right away you see the instigator of the argument.Comment
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Re: Rhythm gamers Vs. FPS gamers.
Holyyy shiza!
I never even thought about it like that bro, we should put it to the test.
Best post in this thread hands down.
Theres a difference between flaming and hating.there u go hating again. im going to have to just try and get a haters board up for all the haters to hate on other people about.
this way when people hate then can hate somwhere else where gangsters like me dont have to read it
Like the thread about my car where everyone just hated on it? Yea thats what we call hating, almost everything that went on here is flaming, why? Because there was nothing to hate on. The only hater post was by Phe0nixfag when he hated on my hair.
Get it? Lets hope so.
Also, you wouldn't happen to live in Cali would you?
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The whole flame war thing was what I was actually going for, except I was hoping for more debating rather then flaming you know?
I still think Rhythm gaming takes far more skill, the audience for rhythm gaming is huge, its just the bulk of that audience plays in the medium/hard difficulty. The audience for FPS games is def just as big, but the bulk of that audience is really good at the game they play.Last edited by rajdaddy; 10-3-2009, 11:13 PM."That's the beauty of music.
They can't get that from you...
Haven't you ever felt that way about music?
Here's where it makes the most sense:
You need it so you don't forget.
Forget that...
there are places in this world that aren't made out of stone,
that there's something inside...
that they can't get to,
that they can't touch,
that's yours"-Andy DufrenseComment
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Re: Rhythm gamers Vs. FPS gamers.
ITT: Truly mature arguments contest, where the loser, and the winner, will eventually get a great ban right in their asses. Keep it up, guys.Originally posted by Emo_Saur_Comment
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Re: Rhythm gamers Vs. FPS gamers.
Rofl fps ftw **** dance game
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"That's the beauty of music.
They can't get that from you...
Haven't you ever felt that way about music?
Here's where it makes the most sense:
You need it so you don't forget.
Forget that...
there are places in this world that aren't made out of stone,
that there's something inside...
that they can't get to,
that they can't touch,
that's yours"-Andy DufrenseComment
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Re: Rhythm gamers Vs. FPS gamers.
hey hey hey what's goin on in hereComment
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Re: Rhythm gamers Vs. FPS gamers.
This.25. Relation to the original topic decreases with every single post
Btw stop this **** already. Don't turn a discussion into a trollercoaster, to show how badass you ARE NOT in real life. Just let go back to the original topic, please, kthxbai.Originally posted by Emo_Saur_Comment
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Re: Rhythm gamers Vs. FPS gamers.
Now its a party!
Just so you know, by telling the people to get back on topic, is not helping in the least bit, its probably just adding fuel to the massive fire.
Btw stop this **** already. Don't turn a discussion into a trollercoaster, to show how badass you ARE NOT in real life. Just let go back to the original topic, please, kthxbai.
Just join the party!"That's the beauty of music.
They can't get that from you...
Haven't you ever felt that way about music?
Here's where it makes the most sense:
You need it so you don't forget.
Forget that...
there are places in this world that aren't made out of stone,
that there's something inside...
that they can't get to,
that they can't touch,
that's yours"-Andy DufrenseComment
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Re: Rhythm gamers Vs. FPS gamers.
Halo, not being exposed to either doesn't really mean one will inherently be easier to elucidate as a more/less difficult genre. Someone might just suck at FPS. Others might suck at rhythm. Either way, I think you'd need to talk to someone who was top of their game at BOTH if you wanted a more well-rounded opinion in terms of what is more difficult (difficulty being, say, time taken to achieve, focus required, practice needed, mental load, etc). And you'd prob have to ask a lot of people.
In the end it just comes down to personal preference and personal skillsets in determining which genre is more difficult for that person. I think there may be a lot of bias because the learning curves are DEFINITELY different.Comment
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