How do I resume a chain of HO/PO (tappable) notes after failing one?
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How do I resume a chain of HO/PO (tappable) notes after failing one?
This is my first ever forum post so forgive me if I'm doing anything wrong. I play using FoF version 1.2.451 and RF mod added to it with the two HO/PO settings both on FoF (not RF-mod HO/PO settings). My problem is that when there's a chain of HO/PO notes, I can play it with ease assuming I didn't miss any one. However, if I, for example, miss the first one in the chain, I have no idea how to resume the chain. I keep trying to press the strum key over a tappable note but it says I missed it and it doesn't go away. Sometimes I press the strum key twice and it just might work, though I want to know the actual true method to keep on tapping the rest of the notes. Thanks in advance!
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Re: How do I resume a chain of HO/PO (tappable) notes after failing one?
The general rule for rhythm games is that you have to re-strum the next note to resume a chain of HO/PO notes. However, the system within original FoF may be a bit buggy. If it indeed has issues reading the next note as a hit, perhaps try to let go of the fret buttons completely then try to hit whichever note is next, while strumming.
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