So the offline game is gimped (no power ups) as well, AND offline progress doesn't count towards leaderboards or goals?
Yikes. That's...worse than I thought.
Does the game at least tell you that not being connected to Rock Central will impede gameplay?
I found out after I finished a song and my connection had been cut in the middle. I spent coins on the powerups, but didn't gain any at the end. "Sorry about that". it said.
I think that if you can't connect on startup, it DOES tell you that you can't use powerups or anything, though.
meh
Just finished playing a song and was greeted with a message at the end saying that I was no longer connected to Rock Central. No coins or cred for me. Yay...
Happily discovering new music through the RBN since March 2010.
This is kinda annoying. I came back home, was excited to get playing, and it told me "Rock Central cannot be accessed". Okay, well, I guess I won't bother playing now. Bummer.
DLC Wishlist:
[ ] More Disturbed
[ ] More Coheed & Cambria
[X] More Breaking Benjamin - Nov. 1st 2011
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Such a bummer!
This situation remembers me of the madness Ubisoft delivered with their DRM plans... Such a trainwreck. Without CONTINUOUS internet connection, or if Rock Central servers are down (or unstable) you are left with gimped down version of the game. It's really a great offense to the consumer.
Last edited by FredyGarbagis; 08-29-2012 at 04:23 PM.
This is quite ridiculous not having a local save and fully functional offline mode. I've been disconnected 3 times already from Rock Central, I'm on PS3 and lost my song progress and cred each time. I also play on 2 different consoles in my house, so now I can't even switch and maintain star progress
PS3 User
1,323 songs total and counting