View Full Version : Does DLC get added to the game??
Micker
11-22-2007, 03:46 AM
If I buy some DLC songs, do they get put into the game, so when a mystery set comes up or doing BWT, it can choose from DLC songs also??
visualdeity
11-22-2007, 03:49 AM
Yes.
(10 chars)
Mimglow
11-22-2007, 03:52 AM
Yes.
(10 chars)
Can't get DLC yet (Canada), but it would have been nice that on top of adding it to your career (thanks for that, though, MUCH appreciated), it could have included it according to where you are in terms of song difficulty. I can't imagine playing Creep followed by Ride the Lightning!!!
Micker
11-22-2007, 04:01 AM
Nice....Nice
HMXJohnlok
11-22-2007, 04:03 AM
During solo tour, it gets its own tab. I think it's something like "downloadable tour content" or something to that effect.
visualdeity
11-22-2007, 04:03 AM
Can't get DLC yet (Canada), but it would have been nice that on top of adding it to your career (thanks for that, though, MUCH appreciated), it could have included it according to where you are in terms of song difficulty. I can't imagine playing Creep followed by Ride the Lightning!!!
Well, BWT doesn't seem to go much by song difficulty. A friend and I started a new band with a vocalist/guitarist combo (since the other bands we have going have a drummer and his roomie's guitarist as leader, and my friend wanted to get clothes for his guitarist), and we got Flirtin' With Disaster, and Highway Star for the battle of the van.
It was funny because it was kinda epic, though, in both songs, my friend failed out during the solos, and I was able to kick in overdrive RIGHT before the whole band failed, after having to sit through the whole tambourine section during the remainder of the solo.
visualdeity
11-22-2007, 04:04 AM
During solo tour, it gets its own tab. I think it's something like "downloadable tour content" or something to that effect.
The important part is that the DLC tour is in Tokyo, and Tokyo is cool. ;)
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