
RS+ is a music learning subscription platform. Practice guitar, piano, and bass at your own pace with an expanding song library and customizable learning tools that automatically adapt to your skill level.
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audio breaks randomly with no fix ts ass
Yeah no thanks im not interested in another subscription service
good fun
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positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
song selection seems geared towards wayyyy older people. Not bad though
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[h1] 3/10 ; Just get Rocksmith 2014 [/h1] [h3] Before we begin; the obvious. [/h3] The subscription model this game has is absolutely tedious, and in no way do i feel like this game is anywhere close to being worth $20/month. If it was $10/month i would be more forgiving. HOWEVER in some very small defense to ubisoft, i also recognize how corrupt the music industry is with licensing agreements. It's better to license with studios rather than individual, but both are just STUPIDLY expensive, and goes to show how exploitative the music industry is. Does this exempt RS+ from its crime of being a subscription model? Aboslutely not. [h1] The ACATUAL review [/h1] [h3] The GOOD [/h3] {1} The songs play well and i find this games difficulty system better than RS2014, as RS+ has more variety. {2} UI is definitely a major improvement from RS2014 {3} This game introduces Genre filter and playlists, which make finding songs MUCH more bearable {4} Esthetically this game is more pleasing, especially with UI [h3] The BAD [/h3] {1} The 'tutorials' are really boring and not interactive; HUGE step-down from RS2014. the tutorials just aren't as interesting and repeat the same pattern. {2} The background just kind of sucks. Personally i heavily prefer the stage background RS2014 had {3} Some genres, like Country, are missing a lot of modern songs, so it generally just doesn't feel represented well, especially when Country is VERY heavy in guitars {4} UI, for as good as it looks, is also just very cluttered, especially with the Tutorials [h3] The UGLY [/h3] {1} The Price tag this game has is just VERY not worth it. $20 is a LOT to ask for a game that frankly is just RS2014 with some features added and removed, and re-painted {2} Make no mistake, this is NOT a free game, and I'm disappointed how Ubisoft posts this game on steam. Glazing the store page, you don't realize it's a subscription model unless you really read- and frankly it's something you'd have to research because the price isn't even available on this page. {3} Essentials (Free version) provides the BARE MINIMUM, and closer akin to a demo, than a "Essentials" [h1] Takeaway / TL;DR [/h1] To summarize; "Is this game worth it?" No. Simply put- just buy [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/221680/Rocksmith_2014_Edition_REMASTERED_LEARN__PLAY/] Rocksmith 2014. [/url] It's genuinely just better priced and in all honesty the only thing your sacrificing is some convince. Even if you don't want to buy the DLC's, it has a fairly active modding scene where you can get a lot of custom songs. Just go to the website "Customsforge", sign up, find songs you like, and place them in the "DLC" folder of your game. It works with ANY song made for RS2014, and it's also where you can find all your base-game and DLC song too, so its nice to have it all in one place. DLC is kinda worth it, but i'd buy the packs. Otherwise refer to above; you can put any song made for this game in the DLC folder and play it.
I had never seen **“Overwhelmingly Negative”** on Steam before. After trying Rocksmith+, I understand why it deserves it, although my problems were different from most reviews. The subscription price was not the main issue. I was willing to pay, but the app failed to contact the server repeatedly when I tried to subscribe. The UX and navigation feel clumsy and confusing. Dynamic difficulty initially removed random notes from “Happy Birthday,” which does not make a melody easier — it makes it wrong. There was also noticeable monitoring latency, even with ASIO and a good audio adapter. But the final deal-breaker was **Tab View**. Tab View is the reason I installed Rocksmith+. I dislike the 3D note highway and read normal tablature much faster. The app already detects every note and knows whether you played correctly. Yet when you use Tab View, **you get no live feedback on whether the notes were correct**. So you can have readable tablature without feedback, or feedback through the 3D interface you wanted to avoid. Rocksmith+ came very close to being “Songsterr with real-time feedback.” Somehow, they failed to connect the two features they had already built. **Overwhelmingly Negative is deserved.**
Honestly, I wish we had a "Meh" button. I get the irritation with the subscription model. Especially since songs seem to (sometimes) go in and out of rotation depending on the licensing between Ubisoft and the music distributors. Also, I miss multi-player mode. My wife plays bass and my daughter plays guitar and bass, so when we're all together, we play the old Rocksmith 2014. The song catalog also seems to be missing a few classic songs that were available on the old system. I don't know how much different the production pipeline is, but you'd think there'd be an internal tool that would allow Ubi to publish all of the old 2014 catalog once licensing was cleared. Doesn't seem to be a thing though. Being constantly connected can be a thing but I've been able to play on my mobile hotspot with my cell, so it's not as terrible as it was. I do think maybe Ubi has made the data requirements slimmer. I had issues playing on my hotspot before but now it seems pretty consistent. The system has worked flawlessly with my audio interface. One thing I'll give Ubisoft is they do seem to be trying to make this game more usable and expand the song catalog. This is the first year I've felt like my subscription was worth it. Also, one thing I'll give the Rocksmith system, it does improve your ability to sight read (at least for me anyway). To be fair, I think the game is worth a Thumbs up now, but I wouldn't have said that previously. Ubi is making improvements.
The product is really good if you have the cable or some other way to connect your instrument to PC. But the 1 thing that has always pissed me off is the fact that subscribing straight from Ubisoft is impossible... no matter how much I'd tinker around with the payment methods.. nah, we don.t want your money. For the longest time my workaround was subbing on Playstation but then every week or so I'd need to boot that up just to verify my sub. So today I finally tried if doing the subscribing through Steam would work and voilà worked like charm. The things I miss the most compared to RS2014 Remastered is the leaderboard challanges, mini-games, option to play around with the tones to come up with something really cool sounds. But on the plus side if you have a way to connect your instrument to PC/console there are still a premade tones effects, amps etc. experiment with. And those or free Piano/keyboard awesome if your into it. Just pop a ubs-cable between and your pretty much set. Quick config... press most left, press most right key and your of to learning. New songs get added but unfortunately some also get taken off sometimes. Lessons and exercises... to be honest haven't really focused on them but I should. Some are really worth it. If your into learning guitar, bass or piano/keyboard try it for free.
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