Song Recommendation Problem

[Megashot]

Hey, I wanted to post this because this hasn't been brought up yet. Currently in Rock Band Blitz, if you go to the music store and go to "recommended for you", the store only displays five tracks that begin with the letter A. No other tracks are shown. Just wanted to let Harmonix know about the issue. It is on both the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions of Blitz. I would love to see this feature actually work properly. On the main menu of the game, where it shows recommended things for you to try (such as "five star this song" or "revisit" this song), it only shows up with those five tracks when it says "Recommended for you".

[HMXMister_Game]

This is known. We're currently working on the servers to properly integrate all sales data from RB3 and Blitz so that we can more accurately recommend songs.

[thatmarkguy]

I'm sure somewhere out there RBN authors are working one single-track songs about Aardvarks, to capitalize on two Blitz trends (people getting reccommendations based on early alphabetization and people buying single-lane tracks to pinball for eight-digit scores).

[Arcanon]

I'm sure somewhere out there RBN authors are working one single-track songs about Aardvarks, to capitalize on two Blitz trends (people getting reccommendations based on early alphabetization and people buying single-lane tracks to pinball for eight-digit scores).

What's funny about this post is that I've actually written a drum-only song with a title that starts with "A" with the intention to eventually release it on RBN. And this was long before Blitz was even a thing. Now when it comes out, people will think this is why I did it.

[CJHobbes]

I'm sure somewhere out there RBN authors are working one single-track songs about Aardvarks, to capitalize on two Blitz trends (people getting reccommendations based on early alphabetization and people buying single-lane tracks to pinball for eight-digit scores).

This reminds me of Zzyzx, CA. And I can totally see someone doing this for the RBN.

[GNFfhqwhgads]

It started being 5 numbered songs, but sadly, I already owned 2 Minutes to Midnight, 1901, and that kind of stuff.


Wasn't gonna get 1969, though.