• Rock Revolution uses a precision system similar to DDR. Notes are judged as "Perfect," "Good," or "Missed" depending on where the note is hit in the timing window. If a note is hit perfectly, the note will light up with a white circle. If a note is hit without the white circle, it is considered "Good". On Guitar, "Good" notes are worth 75 base points, while perfect notes are worth 150. The value of a note on Guitar is not changed if it contains more notes (e.g. two or three-button chords)
• The "combo" (equivalent to note streak) meter increases with every note hit, but the multiplier "wedges" only increase with a "Perfect" hit
• If a note is missed, the combo is broken but the multiplier doesn't reset, but instead drops by 1x for every note missed. If a note is strummed on the wrong fret or if it is mis-timed, however, two multiplier levels will be lost.
• Dropping a hold does not break combo or lower multiplier, and it doesn't seem to affect the atmosphere level either but this should be checked
• On guitar parts, chords are not worth more in contribution to multiplier/combo. On the other hand, drum parts count each note in a drum track as a separate note, even if the notes are played at the same time.
• During a held chord, you can press other buttons while holding the chord without making the hold to drop. You can also press higher fret buttons during held single notes without breaking combo (f.ex., pressing Y on a G hold). However, the same rules as GH and RB apply when actually hitting the note (i.e., chords must not have extra buttons, and single notes must not have higher notes).

• On guitar parts, chords are not worth more than single notes, in score or contribution to multiplier/combo. Drum parts operate the same, a drum "chord" will count as two notes if hit correctly.

• The "Perfect", "Good", "Okay" style of precision from DDR seems to be in the game, affecting how many points each note is worth (I've seen some notes at x8 be worth 1200 points, while others only worth 200). In Rock Revolution the standard that is used is "Perfect", "Good" and "Missed", you can tell this while you're playing the game by the circles at the bottom of your screen lighting up White if you hit a note perfectly and staying in the same color if you hit a note good. You can also tell if you hit a note Perfect when you don't already have a 8x multiplier by the meter going up 1 bar up to 8.
• I timed that note, it lasts about 11.4 seconds -- this was only one trial, on one note, on one song, but it seems like ticks are 10 points per tenth of a second. More verification needs done but this seems like a pretty dang good guess.
• During a held chord, you can press other buttons while holding the chord without making the hold to drop. You can also press higher fret buttons during held single notes without breaking combo (f.ex., pressing Y on a G hold). However, the same rules as GH and RB apply when actually hitting the note (i.e., chords must not have extra buttons, and single notes must not have higher notes).

• Dropping a hold does not break combo or lower multiplier, and it doesn't seem to affect the atmosphere level either but this should be checked

• (Guitar) "Good" notes are woth 75 base points, "Perfect" notes are worth 150 base points. The number of notes in the chord does not affect this.
• Ticks base at 10 points, unsure of the rate -- I (ajanata) got 1140 points in ticks on the first note in WGFA on both Perfect and Good hits. It seems to last just under 26 beats (lines).
• If a note is missed, the multiplier doesn't reset, but instead drops by 1x for every note missed. The combo does break. Note that if you mis-fret and strum anyway, or mis-time a strum, you will lose 2 levels on the multiplier, once for missing the note and another for overstrumming.
• Dropping a hold does not break combo or lower multiplier
• The only way to get a non-mod10 score (on guitar) is to hit an odd number of Good notes on odd multipliers.
• On guitar parts, chords are not worth more than single notes, in score or contribution to multiplier/combo. Drums
• Seems to have manually-placed HOPOs -- always. Or, manually placed strums. Best to say all HOPOs are placed until we have a way to look at the data files.
• During a held chord, you can press other buttons while holding the chord without making the hold to drop. You can also press higher fret buttons during held single notes without breaking combo (f.ex., pressing Y on a G hold).
• When Rock Meter at top right corner is completely filled (blue maxed out), the blue section of the meter glows. At this point, you're allowed to gain a Power Meter bonus (which looks to be about a 25k bonus at 8x). A loading screen implies that the multiplier affects this.
• Activate on guitar by tilting or hitting select
• Activate on drums by hitting the "leftmost pad, rightmost pad, and kick pedal" (normally red and green) at the same time

• During a held chord, you can press other buttons while holding the chord without making the hold to drop.

• Dropping a hold breaks combo (does it lower multiplier?)
- During a held chord, you can press other buttons while holding the chord without forcing the hold to drop.

• The "Perfect", "Good", "Okay" style of precision from DDR seems to be in the game, affecting how many points each note is worth (I've seen some notes at x8 be worth 1200 points, while others only worth 200). In Rock Revolution the standard that is used is "Perfect", "Good" and "Missed", you can tell this while you're playing the game by the circles at the bottom of your screen lighting up White if you hit a note perfectly and staying in the same color if you hit a note good. You can also tell if you hit a note Perfect when you don't already have a 8x multiplier by the meter going up 1 bar upto 8.

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• Activated on guitar by tilting or hitting select
• Activated on drums by hitting Red, Green, and bass pedal at the same time