Thursday, June 5, 2008
Playing in my first Guitar Hero tournament
I signed up for my first Guitar Hero III online tournament last week. Beginning tonight at 8PM, I will need to play 4 songs on Hard difficulty: The Metal, Knights of Cydonia, Cult of Personality and Same Old Song and Dance. My best cumulative score will be used to determine if I make it to the next round.
Currently, there are 541 registrants and only 25 make it to the next round.
In the second round, each contestant plays the same 4 songs on Expert difficulty. The top 4 scorers get to go to San Francisco to compete for the title of biggest dork on the planet (or something like that). You will also get a chance to play the new Guitar Hero: Aeromsith game before it is released in stores.
I'll post an update once my scores are in.
I signed up for my first Guitar Hero III online tournament last week. Beginning tonight at 8PM, I will need to play 4 songs on Hard difficulty: The Metal, Knights of Cydonia, Cult of Personality and Same Old Song and Dance. My best cumulative score will be used to determine if I make it to the next round.
Currently, there are 541 registrants and only 25 make it to the next round.
In the second round, each contestant plays the same 4 songs on Expert difficulty. The top 4 scorers get to go to San Francisco to compete for the title of biggest dork on the planet (or something like that). You will also get a chance to play the new Guitar Hero: Aeromsith game before it is released in stores.
I'll post an update once my scores are in.
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Married father of 4, social media strategist at Nationwide, consumer electronics enthusiast, hair metal aficionado.
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