Ramirez Wolfen wrote...
You could say the same with "Why are they playing a techno song right now?"
mangeo wrote...
Well think about this man...
The third game is going to earth,so that actualy makes alot of room for some rock without any "immersion killing" after effects..
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Piecake wrote...
mangeo wrote...
Well think about this man...
The third game is going to earth,so that actualy makes alot of room for some rock without any "immersion killing" after effects..
Why exactly does that change anything?
Piecake wrote...
Ramirez Wolfen wrote...
You could say the same with "Why are they playing a techno song right now?"
no you cant. If a game's soundtrack had a bunch of rock songs and threw in a random techno song, then I'd agree with you. However, since this series soundtrack is techno, you cant.
mangeo wrote...
Piecake wrote...
mangeo wrote...
Well think about this man...
The third game is going to earth,so that actualy makes alot of room for some rock without any "immersion killing" after effects..
Why exactly does that change anything?
It changes alot actualy...
You were talking about how rock would kill the emmersive feel of the game,although if the rock was playing in a bar on earth right before the Reaper assault in a cut scene or something it most definataly wouldnt kill any emmersion
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Ramirez Wolfen wrote...
Piecake wrote...
Ramirez Wolfen wrote...
You could say the same with "Why are they playing a techno song right now?"
no you cant. If a game's soundtrack had a bunch of rock songs and threw in a random techno song, then I'd agree with you. However, since this series soundtrack is techno, you cant.
It's also a matter of opinion. I want to see rock music becuase I feel that Mass Effect could use some rock music. That is my opinion
mangeo wrote...
Oh come on dont treat me like an idiot man, i have been up for 22 hours doing Foo covers on youtube!!!
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mangeo wrote...
Piecake wrote...
mangeo wrote...
Well think about this man...
The third game is going to earth,so that actualy makes alot of room for some rock without any "immersion killing" after effects..
Why exactly does that change anything?
It changes alot actualy...
You were talking about how rock would kill the emmersive feel of the game,although if the rock was playing in a bar on earth right before the Reaper assault in a cut scene or something it most definataly wouldnt kill any emmersion
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You and me both.TheMufflon wrote...
mangeo wrote...
Oh come on dont treat me like an idiot man, i have been up for 22 hours doing Foo covers on youtube!!!
This is the most hilarious post I've read all year! It nearly made me spit coffee all over my keyboard.
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TheMufflon wrote...
mangeo wrote...
Oh come on dont treat me like an idiot man, i have been up for 22 hours doing Foo covers on youtube!!!
This is the most hilarious post I've read all year! It nearly made me spit coffee all over my keyboard.
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Piecake wrote...
mangeo wrote...
Piecake wrote...
mangeo wrote...
Well think about this man...
The third game is going to earth,so that actualy makes alot of room for some rock without any "immersion killing" after effects..
Why exactly does that change anything?
It changes alot actualy...
You were talking about how rock would kill the emmersive feel of the game,although if the rock was playing in a bar on earth right before the Reaper assault in a cut scene or something it most definataly wouldnt kill any emmersion
Funny, I thought we were talking about the soundtrack. If there is a bar or night club on earth that we can go to and it is playing rock music, I wouldnt have a problem with it at all. If, however, a certain character/planet/scene's song is a rock song then I would have a problem with it. There is a huge difference between songs playing in the game world and the game's soundtrack
Strangely Brown wrote...
Okay, with the title change of this thread, I can actually say I wouldn't mind some rock music in ME3. That being said though, I so far like the music in ME1 and 2 and see no reason why they should change the genre for the soundtrack.
I also like Bows and Arrows but don't think they should add it as a weapon choice in ME3.
Ramirez Wolfen wrote...
Isn't the song in Afterlife on the soundtrack? That means it counts.
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Piecake wrote...
Ramirez Wolfen wrote...
Isn't the song in Afterlife on the soundtrack? That means it counts.
You don't think there is a difference between music that is being played in-game and can be heard by your character and all of the other NPCs and music that is purely to enhance a scene/character/location's mood/atomosphere, etc? Yea.... ok
Strangely Brown wrote...
Okay, with the title change of this thread, I can actually say I wouldn't mind some rock music in ME3. That being said though, I so far like the music in ME1 and 2 and see no reason why they should change the genre for the soundtrack.
I also like Bows and Arrows but don't think they should add it as a weapon choice in ME3.
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Strangely Brown wrote...
Okay, with the title change of this thread, I can actually say I wouldn't mind some rock music in ME3. That being said though, I so far like the music in ME1 and 2 and see no reason why they should change the genre for the soundtrack.
I also like Bows and Arrows but don't think they should add it as a weapon choice in ME3.
Well then your wrong!! You can't make a comment on Bows and Arrows if your not a Bow and Arrowist! (
Rock in ME3 would feel completely out of place to me given how much the previous two games have relied on the soundtrack to help create the ambiance and Blade Runner feel of the galaxy. I don't like techno but it didn't feel so far removed from the rest of the soundtrack that it jarred me out of it, rock would do that.
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mangeo wrote...
I know do you think i should change it to just,"Rock"?
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