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I keep the original StarCraft soundtrack on my phone to listen to at work sometimes.
'I am' is reportedly the shortest sentence in the English language. Could it be that 'I do' is the longest sentence? - GC
I don't really remember much about sound design prior to WoW. When that game came out - it was like Brian Eno on steroids and having lot's of ganja around before prohibition came to an end. Magical. That was like 75% of that game in my opinion. Some people turned off the sound so they could play Backstreet Boys or some shit; the same people who are wearing Fortnite shirts these days, lol.
PHJF wrote on Apr 23, 2020, 15:00:
Never heard of a little game called Skyrim? The music, besides being widely loved, was integral in creating such perfect atmospheres.
I have no idea what you're talking about.
'I am' is reportedly the shortest sentence in the English language. Could it be that 'I do' is the longest sentence? - GC
I think the more realistic a game is, the less I would want musical accompaniment.
For example
Far Cry 3: no thanks
Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon: yes please (great soundtrack)
At the end of the day, so long as you can turn the music off/on, no harm done.
For example
Far Cry 3: no thanks
Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon: yes please (great soundtrack)
At the end of the day, so long as you can turn the music off/on, no harm done.
Not for me, it's the first thing i turn off... along with bloom and motion blur.
Never heard of a little game called Skyrim? The music, besides being widely loved, was integral in creating such perfect atmospheres.
Steam + PSN: PHJF
If it's a "cinematic" type singleplayer game, sure, music is almost always part of the set pieces.
Outside of the last two Dooms, anything without a strong story or pacing structure leads me to do the same, hit up YT and listen to some podcast or LP.
I can't even imagine playing a Ubi-style open world / "timewaster" game with the in-game music...
Outside of the last two Dooms, anything without a strong story or pacing structure leads me to do the same, hit up YT and listen to some podcast or LP.
I can't even imagine playing a Ubi-style open world / "timewaster" game with the in-game music...
Sorry but
step 1 - install game
step 2 - turn off music
step 3 - play game
step 4 - play some music/podcast that I want to listen to
step 1 - install game
step 2 - turn off music
step 3 - play game
step 4 - play some music/podcast that I want to listen to
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