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hazy white notes

j0e · 2007-12-17 14:48:28

what exactly do they mean the ones that a white with no black outline and stand out a bit more than the normal ones, only ever noticed them in guitar hero 3

17-12-2007 2:48pm

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j0e

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what exactly do they mean the ones that a white with no black outline and stand out a bit more than the normal ones, only ever noticed them in guitar hero 3

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#2 17-12-2007 3:48pm

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The starpower notes? If it's them, they build up your star power which when ready you tilt the guitar and your score mulitplier doubles.

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#3 17-12-2007 4:19pm

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i think hes talking about HO/PO'S. You dont strum those, so long as you hit the note right before them.

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#4 20-12-2007 2:39pm

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yup ho/po's makes a lot of songs much easier knowing what they are

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