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VinnySibel.com
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 Posted: Tue Aug 25, 2009 11:09 pm Post subject: How to find your cumulative drum career score? |
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Alright, so I'm looking around on Rock Band 2, and I can't figure out how to find how much points I have cumulating over ALL SETLIST songs. Can anyone help me? Because apparently the world record holder for drum career was able to figure it out.
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Thundergodxix
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| Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2009 12:28 am Post subject: |
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| You can try rockbandstats.com. |
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S4VN01
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| Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2009 12:28 am Post subject: Re: How to find your accumulative drum career score? |
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| VinnySibel.com wrote: | | Alright, so I'm looking around on Rock Band 2, and I can't figure out how to find how much points I have accumulating over ALL SETLIST songs. Can anyone help me? Because apparently the world record holder for drum career was able to figure it out. |
Unless I'm completely misunderstanding you're post, its in the box at the top with all the stats in it when you go to Manage Scores.
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| Yewb wrote: | | I don't know about you guys, but I as a player of video games - and therefore a musician - am certainly enamoured of the prospect of, next time I begin to play Horrible Night, sitting down with a wide grin on my face as I rub my hands together in glee and shout out to the world "I know your secret! You're in a deceptive time signature!" before failing to hit any notes at all because the song is still balls-out hard. |
My Youtube! My Youtube for GD:RB! My Twitter! |
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the1and0nly1
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I'm not sure what you mean either, but try the wiki user score statistics page maybe?
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VinnySibel.com
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| Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2009 2:19 am Post subject: |
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Okay, I'll try re-explaining it, YOUR CAREER SCORE. Like you know how in RB1 where it told you right before the setlist how many points you had overall?
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| Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2009 2:23 am Post subject: |
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| VinnySibel.com wrote: | | Okay, I'll try re-explaining it, YOUR CAREER SCORE. Like you know how in RB1 where it told you right before the setlist how many points you had overall? |
Like thundergod mentioned, you can use rockbandstats.com. Go to my scores, select instrument, system, username, etc., then press 'Show my scores'. On the right there should be a box that says "Drums Summary". That has a number of scores, including total score. I'm not sure what you can do if some of your scores are unranked.
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VinnySibel.com
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I'm trying to figure this out, because there's an existing world record where they knew the "exact" score of all the songs put together.
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S4VN01
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| VinnySibel.com wrote: | | I'm trying to figure this out, because there's an existing world record where they knew the "exact" score of all the songs put together. |
Go to your Manage Score page. Enter your scores. It will be in the box at the top.
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| Yewb wrote: | | I don't know about you guys, but I as a player of video games - and therefore a musician - am certainly enamoured of the prospect of, next time I begin to play Horrible Night, sitting down with a wide grin on my face as I rub my hands together in glee and shout out to the world "I know your secret! You're in a deceptive time signature!" before failing to hit any notes at all because the song is still balls-out hard. |
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VinnySibel.com
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I don't think Guinness would use ScoreHero as a tracking method, would they?
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S4VN01
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| VinnySibel.com wrote: | | I don't think Guinness would use ScoreHero as a tracking method, would they? |
Unless you want to invite a guiness person to watch you play all 84 songs (which is what he did) that may be your best method.
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| Yewb wrote: | | I don't know about you guys, but I as a player of video games - and therefore a musician - am certainly enamoured of the prospect of, next time I begin to play Horrible Night, sitting down with a wide grin on my face as I rub my hands together in glee and shout out to the world "I know your secret! You're in a deceptive time signature!" before failing to hit any notes at all because the song is still balls-out hard. |
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VinnySibel.com
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| Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2009 3:38 am Post subject: |
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Well, I know somebody who is attempting to break that record in a few months. There most likely won't be a guinness representative present though.
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S4VN01
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| VinnySibel.com wrote: | | Well, I know somebody who is attempting to break that record in a few months. There most likely won't be a guinness representative present though. |
Then it most likely won't count, as many people here have broken the record, but are not officially recognized.
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| Yewb wrote: | | I don't know about you guys, but I as a player of video games - and therefore a musician - am certainly enamoured of the prospect of, next time I begin to play Horrible Night, sitting down with a wide grin on my face as I rub my hands together in glee and shout out to the world "I know your secret! You're in a deceptive time signature!" before failing to hit any notes at all because the song is still balls-out hard. |
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VinnySibel.com
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Not exactly, you don't need a representative to be there, just a number of adult witnesses who can confirm it happened. Also, once you submit a legitimate request to the record book, you will have a chance to officially beat a record.
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| Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2009 3:29 pm Post subject: |
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| VinnySibel.com wrote: | | Not exactly, you don't need a representative to be there, just a number of adult witnesses who can confirm it happened. Also, once you submit a legitimate request to the record book, you will have a chance to officially beat a record. |
In that case, someone really needs to get that record broken, because it's sort of pathetic how it is now.
In other news, I'm going to be an ass and point out that "accumulative" is not a word; I think what you were going for was "cumulative"
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