I will be using Rocksmith and Justin guitar to learn and am looking for any and all advice. I don't have an amp yet but I'm sure that's fine.
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Nice guitar! I started with rocksmith 2014 (or Rocksmith 2 if you will) and learned many songs that I love to play to this day. Once you get your fingers working you' can hop on to youtube and follow some tutorials.
By the way don't neglect the rhythm or lead guitar even if you prefer one. You'll get better by switching every now and then.
Remember you don't have to play perfect to have fun!
This was very reassuring to read. Sometimes I get nervous that Rocksmith won't do it but then I see this and know I can make the leap.