Do You know that the EU1 cd is playable in a ordinary cd player,so
You could listen to the music without playing the game.
You could listen to the music without playing the game.
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Umm, yes. But why would anyone want to listen to that crappy music? I turned it off after half an hour.
Actually, after listening to the EU2 music for a good while, the EU1 tunes feel new and fresh again. 
ExactlyOriginally posted by Carolus Rex
Actually, after listening to the EU2 music for a good while, the EU1 tunes feel new and fresh again.
Oh, you mean that until now unknown second opera by Mozart that Johan dug up from the Royal Library in Stockholm...
It will fine to hear the music in EU2,it says the music in the game is brilliant.Contempoary music from 1400-1800, from gregorian music to Mozart.I can listen to it at home,but then in the game I mean.
It will suit me fine, I am fond of the classical music
It will suit me fine, I am fond of the classical music
Why did you wait that long?
Turning of the music is usually on of the first functions I try to find in a game.
You're one of those people who like music even if it's played on a cell-phone, aren't you?
To me music sounds god-awful if it is not played on the proper instruments, which it usually isn't in computer games.
First i like music yes,classical.
I think the music in game has a adding effect on the game,if it is well done,sadly is that you just can't get that music performed on proper instrument,so what to do.
I think the music in game has a adding effect on the game,if it is well done,sadly is that you just can't get that music performed on proper instrument,so what to do.
Originally posted by Adler
First i like music yes,classical.
I think the music in game has a adding effect on the game,if it is well done,sadly is that you just can't get that music performed on proper instrument,so what to do.
Easy, find a CD of your own music that fits your mood and the game settings and put it in your stereo, turn game music off, and you're all set.
I played Steel Panthers quite a lot some years back and I'm telling you that listening to U2's New Years Day and playing a winter scenario with Soviet vs. Nazi Scum is a real treat, especially if it is a bit wintery outside too, like it is now. Of course the sound effects should be turned up so you can hear those lovely T-34's rip into the hordes of fleeing hitlerites with their 76,2 mm guns and turret machine guns.
I get carried away.Man, I want to play SP again...
Now I know which music is coming from yours speakers,when you are playing,from mine is it,Mozart,Wivaldi,Beethoven and Handel.
I play classical music too sometimes when I'm in that mood. Bach, Beethoven, Ligety, Orff, Pärt... (well, the last three maybe do not count as classical per se, but what the hey).