Looking at a couple of my vguitars after the Sunday updates. I noticed that in two instances there is a big difference in the G-factor on the spec page and the G-factor plot. For example, my Genesis Legendary (using round numbers) spec says 20, plot says 10. My Alpha A4, has a similar issue. For this one the spec page says G-factor is 6 and the G-factor plot says 15. In one case the spec is higher than the plot, in the other the plot is higher than the spec. The differences are too big to be rounding errors. Trying to understand what this means. Can anyone explain it for me. I did submit a ticket for support. If I get an official answer, I'll update this post.
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Petr Hartmann
Jul 16, 17:05
Not that I care about my virtual instruments, but this used the highest ranking guitar on the platform at one point 😅 (Alpha A4 Legendary)
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Morris Walraven (author)
Jul 16, 18:59
Indeed, and it was making a comeback - until it wasn't. Haven't heard from GG about why there is a discrepancy between the banner on the spec page, and the G-power plot. I could understand the big drop is it broke, but it didn't. And even if it did break that doesn't explain the mismatch of the plot and the banner. If this keeps up, I too will cease to care. I expect logic and order. Whimsy is no way to run a railroad or a guitar game.
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Morris Walraven (author)
Jul 16, 19:11
BTW, I found an Alpha A5 Masterpiece that broke in 2024, never repaired, and belongs to a gentleman who has a GPI of 0; not even a one day streak, hasn't played any games, and doesn't have any workouts. How did this person acquire this valuable unit having done nothing to earn coins. This guitar shows up on the list of most valuable guitars. I'm sure there is an explanation, and I would like to know what it is.
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