Will RBN mark the end of the 100% DLC'ers?

[skyttskytt]

From reading the announcement I was left with the impression that the bands themselves would be authoring the charts. If HMX authors a chart it will be a HMX release, not a RBN release.

Well, yeah, I was just saying I don't think the amount of content being submitted will be the limiting factor, rather having enough third-party authors to chart that content may end up being it. I mean, if several labels and bands jump on board immediately, there aren't going to be enough people working at wherever to meet the demands very quickly if everyone's wanting their songs in.

[snwns26]

I would say the 100% Downloaders will continue with the non RBN songs... the ones HMX releases.

This.

I'm still going to get all the HMX released stuff but pick and choose from RBN. I will probably get a lot of stuff from RBN though but not all of it.

[Oddbrother]

Anybody who's collecting DLC should now know that they're racing on a never-ending road... ahead.

[vedis]

as a 100% dlc downloader i must say, rbn scared me cuz even with the largest HD, its gonna fill up WAY too quick.
Now of microsoft wants to offer us a 1TB HD, id be all for getting everything still!

otherwise, im sticking with getting all the HMX releases, and am gonna pick and choose RBN stuff.

[RealMessiah]

Now what about Harmonix bands that come out on the network? I know a lot of them like the Main Drag and Speck are releasing songs on the RBN. Does that count as a Harmonix produced song?

If it is not the official HMX release for the week, I don't care who the band is...It does not count as an official HMX release.