Rock Band 3 Deluxe // Another Brick in the Wall Part 2 (Lane Breakers Chart) FC // 203,758
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Rock Band 3 Deluxe // Another Brick in the Wall Part 2 (Lane Breakers Chart) FC // 203,758
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Radekore
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Didn't have enough room in the title for the full song name, the chart has the intro so it should be The Happiest Days of Our Lives - Another Brick in the Wall Part 2.
Good tune, would definitely have been among the first Pink Floyd songs used in rhythm games if licensing them was at all possible.
Squeezing was a bit tough, having 7 acts in the same song usually makes things pretty challenging.
The hardest one to get just right would be the one near the start of the solo - ideally it would start late on the blue HOPO after the whammy but executing all the inputs that close together while ensuring at least a 1-frame delay on the front end is much harder than it seems (and cost at least half a dozen runs from failing it) so I used a slightly easier strat to get a few reverse ticks instead of going all out for the ones on the back end which only cost a few points.
Everything else went pretty much exactly as planned, it should be possible to get a double squeeze on the very first act for another 100 points but would require a HOPO front end which is never fun to execute.
Modifiers used:
60 FPS Venue
Post FX disabled
Note Judgments: Perfects, Detailed Hits, Timing Hits
Highway: RB4* (Vanilla Shading)
Streak: RB4 Rivals Pink
Overdrive: RB4 Beta Guitar (0.74, 0.74, 0.74)
Gems: RB4 Legacy Alt
Strikeline: Festival (Pro)
Flares: RB3
Particles: RB4 Legacy
Sustains: RB2
Lanes: "If ye don't eat yer 🥩 ye can't have any 🍮!"
Score Box: RB1 Pink
Stars: Fortnite Festival
Font: 7 Segment Display Red
Solo Box: GH2 Deluxe
Track Rails: Metallic Purple
Beat Lines: RB3 Pink
Overdrive Bar: Strawberry
Multiplier Ring: RB2
Lane Breakers Feedback:
Chart was overall pretty good, the only issues I had with it were some of the solo patterns - some of the forcing and chords are a little awkward.
Unsurprisingly I would have also liked sustain gaps to be a little wider.