Never Lose

[RockBand97]

Why every time i lose my track disappear and appear so quick, is it a glitch?

[BallisticJunkfood]

No, that's how Lego RB is. It's impossible to fail. Instead of failing, you enter a "recovery mode" where you can gain back any points you missed from failing out.

[RockBand97]

No, that's how Lego RB is. It's impossible to fail. Instead of failing, you enter a "recovery mode" where you can gain back any points you missed from failing out.

Then, Why they put the No-Fail Mode if you can't lose?

[Jixzer]

So you never have to see Recovery Mode, I guess.

[BallisticJunkfood]

I just checked and Lego RB doesn't even have an option for a No Fail mode, so I don't know what you're talking about.

[RockBand97]

I just checked and Lego RB doesn't even have an option for a No Fail mode, so I don't know what you're talking about.

is nothing like that, i say that if Rock Band 2 have the no-fail mode to use, why in LEGO is automatic? and worst, why you can't disable it?

[BallisticJunkfood]

is nothing like that, i say that if Rock Band 2 have the no-fail mode to use, why in LEGO is automatic? and worst, why you can't disable it?

Well, you're banned, so it probably doesn't matter, but I'll explain anyway. Lego RB was created and aimed for kids. Harmonix didn't want kids to get discouraged by failing out on the easiest difficulty, so they added the automatic "recovery mode" to keep that from happening.

Unless you regularly fail out on songs, then I don't see why you would be so bothered by it.