Battle of the Bands (Wii)
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| Release Dates |  | 04/21/08 |  | TBA |  | 05/23/08 |  | 05/22/08 |
Battle of the Bands is an upcoming video game published by THQ and developed by Planet Moon Studios for the Wii console. It is a rhythm game in a similar style to the Guitar Hero series, however does not use any peripherals outside of the standard Wii Remote.
The game feature 30 licensed songs with 5 cover versions done in completely different styles. The five main genres of music are Rock, Funk/Hip-Hop, Country Western, Latin, and Marching Band. There will also be three tracks performed with an orchestra.
The game features two of the eleven bands in the game playing the song head-to-head against one another. Notes will roll up from the bottom of the screen (as opposed to from the top like similar games) and the player must move the remote in sync. The game also features various power-ups including electrifying the other player's board, shrinking notes or flipping the notes around. However, certain instances allow the other player to block the effects from taking place with synced button presses. The music of the player playing the best will have their music playing dominantly, with the others being less audible.
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1@apujanata,
How much data about other traders do you actually collect? And what do you gain from collecting all this data?[ Oracle ] [ Level 23 ] [ Rank: 8 ]bids
1@apujanata,
I never once said that I wasn't actively trading this stock. I don't know why you would infer that from my comments. However, you are absolutely wrong in assuming that "Someone is driving down the price of this stock every time it reached 5.3 DKP, and that someone is zukaus."
There are more people here than just the top 10 and even if you feel they aren't significant, they still have more than enough money to move a stock. Perhaps you should expand your data mining to include the top 100-200 traders so you can stop scratching your head.[ Oracle ] [ Level 30 ] [ Rank: 4 ]bids
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1@soupsoup,
Are you kidding? He probably has a breakdown of what every TSEr
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I only collect data of Top 10 player, and only some of them. I only collect 2 player data currently, and that 2 fulfill at least one of these criterias :
- networth higher than me (since I'm #3, means #1 & #2)
- bigger growth than me (monthly gain as percentage or absolute amount is bigger than me).
Even for those 2 player, I didn't collect all data all the time. I only do this when I have free time and feel like doing it (means have nothing else to do).
Gain from collecting data : nothing directly. Indirectly : learning when to move in or move out of a stock, how to manage better my investment, when I should stop doing something (long or short). It always pay to try to learn something from someone better than you.
@zukaus,
I missed your reply, so didn't reply earlier. I apologize that I make a wrong assumption about you. I misread your post, and reply to something that wasn't what you meant.