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Ramirez Wolfen wrote...
Strangely Brown wrote...
The only place rock music should be an option is in Shepard's quarters when you select the music. It would be cool if you could customize that a bit, but also pointless. And since this is just my opinion it is probably wrong and doesn't matter.
Actually, none of our opinions matter. We (as humans) just like voicing ours.
Your right it doesn't matter. But thats an interesting idea letting you play music from your HD in Shepards quarters, it wouldn't interfere with the rest of the game atleast. It would be one of those things thats pointless but there if you want it. If they are going to keep the cabin feature then I'd rather it let you cycle between all the ingame music that you had heard up until that point. I was really disapointed when I couldn't play Vigil, it seemed to be mostly combat style music instead of relaxing stuff which seemed an odd choice for the cabin.Strangely Brown wrote...
The only place rock music should be an option is in Shepard's quarters when you select the music. It would be cool if you could customize that a bit, but also pointless. And since this is just my opinion it is probably wrong and doesn't matter.
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I agree with all of this including our foolish games. I'll stop now.Druss99 wrote...
Your right it doesn't matter. But thats an interesting idea letting you play music from your HD in Shepards quarters, it wouldn't interfere with the rest of the game atleast. It would be one of those things thats pointless but there if you want it. If they are going to keep the cabin feature then I'd rather it let you cycle between all the ingame music that you had heard up until that point. I was really disapointed when I couldn't play Vigil, it seemed to be mostly combat style music instead of relaxing stuff which seemed an odd choice for the cabin.Strangely Brown wrote...
The only place rock music should be an option is in Shepard's quarters when you select the music. It would be cool if you could customize that a bit, but also pointless. And since this is just my opinion it is probably wrong and doesn't matter.
Also we need to stop playing our foolish games. They are just too foolish.
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Druss99 wrote...
Your right it doesn't matter. But thats an interesting idea letting you play music from your HD in Shepards quarters, it .Strangely Brown wrote...
The only place rock music should be an option is in Shepard's quarters when you select the music. It would be cool if you could customize that a bit, but also pointless. And since this is just my opinion it is probably wrong and doesn't matter.
Also we need to stop playing our foolish games. They are just too foolish.
Ramirez Wolfen wrote...
I don't see putting rock music in ME3 as pointless. It may attract potential buyers. I know some people who refuse to buy it because they say that Mass Effect has a "lame, nerdy soundtrack and it reminds them too much of Star Trek." Maybe if there was some rock music, which some find to be better than techno, would buy it just because it may not seem to be too "nerdy." Of course this is just my take on this and disagree if you wish, but please be respectful when doing so. We are all capable of not resorting to insults and wise guyness (I've gotten a lot of that today so that's why I mentioned this).
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You are honestly telling me that you know people who refused to by a game because they thought the game had a nerdy soundtrack? That is the stupidest reason I've heard not to play a game. Seriously who buys a game for the music unless it's like Guitar Hero or something. To each his own I guess.Ramirez Wolfen wrote...
I don't see putting rock music in ME3 as pointless. It may attract potential buyers. I know some people who refuse to buy it because they say that Mass Effect has a "lame, nerdy soundtrack and it reminds them too much of Star Trek." Maybe if there was some rock music, which some find to be better than techno, would buy it just because it may not seem to be too "nerdy." Of course this is just my take on this and disagree if you wish, but please be respectful when doing so. We are all capable of not resorting to insults and wise guyness (I've gotten a lot of that today so that's why I mentioned this).
Strangely Brown wrote...
You are honestly telling me that you know people who refused to by a game because they thought the game had a nerdy soundtrack? That is the stupidest reason I've heard not to play a game. Seriously who buys a game for the music unless it's like Guitar Hero or something. To each his own I guess.Ramirez Wolfen wrote...
I don't see putting rock music in ME3 as pointless. It may attract potential buyers. I know some people who refuse to buy it because they say that Mass Effect has a "lame, nerdy soundtrack and it reminds them too much of Star Trek." Maybe if there was some rock music, which some find to be better than techno, would buy it just because it may not seem to be too "nerdy." Of course this is just my take on this and disagree if you wish, but please be respectful when doing so. We are all capable of not resorting to insults and wise guyness (I've gotten a lot of that today so that's why I mentioned this).
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To be fair, the music played by the town bards in Sacred II is so awful that it's responsible for several mass killings, the downfall of civilsation in three east European countries and a small fire in a bakery in Solihull. So it's not as far-fetched as it sounds.Strangely Brown wrote...
You are honestly telling me that you know people who refused to by a game because they thought the game had a nerdy soundtrack? That is the stupidest reason I've heard not to play a game. Seriously who buys a game for the music unless it's like Guitar Hero or something. To each his own I guess.
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Modifié par Slidell505, 04 février 2011 - 10:02 .
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They're Canadians, and therefore compulsory for inclusion. I just hope that doesn't extend to Alanis Morrissette because that would like be totally ironic.mangeo wrote...
What?
At first I read that as xylophones (stylophones are pretty neat too though), and now I only want Sir Patrick Moore to do the ME3 soundtrack.vometia wrote...
I quite like the idea of an orchestra using those small Casio keyboards, kazoos and Stylophones. It would be awesome.iriotboy wrote...
There won't and probably shouldn't be any rock music in ME3. It's the future and the techno music has completely taken over. For a soundtrack, orchestra's are SO better, they are written to suit the drama in that scene. If i wanna listen to something else I just use the music play over on my xbox 360.
A bit.
I'm so glad you linked to that: it made my day!Morbo wrote...
At first I read that as xylophones (stylophones are pretty neat too though), and now I only want Sir Patrick Moore to do the ME3 soundtrack.
I second that motion. This is possibly the greatest thing I've ever seen or heard and I've watched alot of Walker Texas Ranger. You can just imagine it being played in that nightclub on the citadel where Shepard can dance. Makes me want them to bring back Gamesmaster in all its awfulness too.vometia wrote...
I'm so glad you linked to that: it made my day!Morbo wrote...
At first I read that as xylophones (stylophones are pretty neat too though), and now I only want Sir Patrick Moore to do the ME3 soundtrack.
Er anyway, yes, I quite agree. It *must* be the ME3 soundtrack and I shall be rather cross with Bioware if it doesn't happen. I may be so cross that I won't take the polite option of blaming EA instead.
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Modifié par NewMessageN00b, 04 février 2011 - 06:39 .
NewMessageN00b wrote...
For ME - if it's not 80's/00's techno orchestral electronic mix, then it's a fail.
Modifié par Ramirez Wolfen, 04 février 2011 - 06:46 .
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