Shockz0rz
12-10-2007, 02:12 AM
Hey, all. Finally picked up my copy of RB on PS3 a few days ago...lucky I go to college in a none-too-densely-populated area, or I probably would've never found it. Anyway...
How long is it before the now-famous Stratocaster controller defects start showing up--the double-strum and all that? I'm not sure if mine IS defective. On the one hand, it hasn't shown the double-strum or anything, but on the other, the initially tight, clicky feeling of the strum has gradually developed into what I can only describe as squishiness. While testing on the menu indicates that the bar is still perfectly sensitive, it just doesn't *feel* sensitive, and the little bit of extra force required for it to register has caused a few problems on the tougher songs I'm learning to play. Is this worth sending it in, or is it just something I ought to get used to?
A friend of mine has also played on a Strat controller known to be defective, and he said that, despite the defect, it still just "felt better to play".
How long is it before the now-famous Stratocaster controller defects start showing up--the double-strum and all that? I'm not sure if mine IS defective. On the one hand, it hasn't shown the double-strum or anything, but on the other, the initially tight, clicky feeling of the strum has gradually developed into what I can only describe as squishiness. While testing on the menu indicates that the bar is still perfectly sensitive, it just doesn't *feel* sensitive, and the little bit of extra force required for it to register has caused a few problems on the tougher songs I'm learning to play. Is this worth sending it in, or is it just something I ought to get used to?
A friend of mine has also played on a Strat controller known to be defective, and he said that, despite the defect, it still just "felt better to play".
