Playing music doesn't take talent, it takes practise.Doesn't playing a guitar for real take talent? I don't have any of that.
Neither, get a cheapo guitar and amp for £50 and have fun learning how to actually play the songs you like.
How is that remotely the same? You could get killed, or have to kill someone, in IraqI like BF2 do you recomend I go to Iraq
No need unless you plan to perform with it. £50 max.If i bought a guitar and amp, i'd feel like I had to go the whole hog, at least the max Guitar Hero could cost would be £65.
Oh noes commitment!That, and learning to play Guitar is probably a bigger commitment.
How is that remotely the same? You could get killed, or have to kill someone, in Iraq
The only difference between Guitar Hero and playing a guitar is that playing a guitar requires effort, and you actually learn the song rather than mashing buttons in order. Not to mention you can multiplayer on guitars.
Besides, if you weren't such a miserable git you would've noticed my smiley. I was joking, but now realise it was a good point anyway and that a £50 guitar and amp set is the better option.
Playing a musical rythm game is closer to playing a guitar than playing Battlefield 2 is to fighting a war.You made a direct comaprison between playing a gutiar and playing guitar hero. Hence the BF2 reference.
No, did you? Seems not.Did you even bother to sudgest which Gh to go for?
Understandable, but you need to learn to scan for emoticons and lighten up a bit.Well its Tuesday to far away from Friday so don't except me to be haapy
The only difference between Guitar Hero and playing a guitar is that playing a guitar requires effort, and you actually learn the song rather than mashing buttons in order. Not to mention you can multiplayer on guitars.
playing a guitar requires effort