I feel like this is thread worthy. Because, hot damn, I find the music in the demo to be epic as all hell.
The Music
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My girlfriend was humming it after I finished playing. I think that's a great endorsement.
It's nice to have a piece with a solo male voice for a change. All those dramatic chorals are nice, but they do get a bit samey after the first six thousand years or so (in-game).
I agree totally! Some of Waldetoft's finest work, and that's high praise! 
Plus Paradox are very nice to put all the music in the demos like this. Technically, because its in a demo in an open format like this, even those who choose not to purshase the game are still entitled to listen to the tracks as much as they like... Its amazing free classical music, in a way.
Plus Paradox are very nice to put all the music in the demos like this. Technically, because its in a demo in an open format like this, even those who choose not to purshase the game are still entitled to listen to the tracks as much as they like... Its amazing free classical music, in a way.
hehe was just going in here on the forums to praise the music in the game, awsome! just awsome!
The music is great, besides a song some dude starts singing. It's really irritating me!
You can delete it from the music subfolder. Or you can tweak songs.txt in that folder to lower the odds that this specific song plays.
And unless I'm wrong, the existance of this new file (songs.txt) that uses standard event modifiers to decide what song to play next, means we can script complex odds around when to play what song. I could add a song to the directory and script it to be 2000 times more likely to play if Im fighting a crusade, I think. This is full of potential.
Lol! I don't know you and I already hate you.
But seriously, a human voice as background really doesn't work well. It draws too much attention. Only if it were an angelical, smooth and soft woman voice!
But seriously, a human voice as background really doesn't work well. It draws too much attention. Only if it were an angelical, smooth and soft woman voice!
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I like "in taberna" (that should be the song with the singing) very much. This song gives a great medieval feeling and fits perfectly to the game!
btw: One song reminds me of the immortal sound track, I think it was siege of krebak or so...
Good work for the sound!
btw: One song reminds me of the immortal sound track, I think it was siege of krebak or so...
Good work for the sound!
Not sure what you mean. What part I didn't like? It's not a part where I didn't like how the voice sounded, it was the fact that there was a voice. The music (the voice) comes forth and the game goes behind it. It's difficult for me to disconnect from the voice and pay attention to the game, it's distracting.
Maybe it's personal, something I don't get along. DOn't know if other people think the same way.
EDIT: It's not exactly only the voice, it's the singing. I don't understand but it looks like there are words in there. That draws too much of my attention.
EDIT 2: It's "in taberna"
Maybe it's personal, something I don't get along. DOn't know if other people think the same way.
EDIT: It's not exactly only the voice, it's the singing. I don't understand but it looks like there are words in there. That draws too much of my attention.
EDIT 2: It's "in taberna"
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I, too love the music. I've been looking forward to it since the game was announced and I love the King is Dead requim. What's the tribute to Falalan called? I even like that one
I've actually had three different people (a friend and both my parents) complement the game's music...which has never happened before. So, congratulations on a fantastic job!
(And of course, I love it too)
(And of course, I love it too)
I suppose I should do something with my 50 hours worth of medieval music and make a mod for this...
