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[Spedfrom]

Atakuma wrote...

Spedfrom wrote...

Why are people saying Inon Zur was rushed into doing DA2's soundtrack? Has he complained about such a situation? Is there a news article doing the rounds?

Personally, I think it would be a shame if that happened and it severed his relationship with Bioware and DA3, as I really like the soundtracks of both the previous games.

He did in fact say that it was a rush job in an interview with IGN. I would provide a link but it appears like the article was removed.

Well, that saddens me. We'll just have to wait and see who's going to be the composer for DA3 then. 

[Direwolf0294]

I didn't even notice the music in DA:O or DA2, so to be honest I can't say I want the man behind them to come back for DA3.

I really enjoyed the music in the Elder Scrolls games, Mass Effect, Halo and World of Warcraft, so if BioWare could get one of those composers to do DA3 it'd be cool. Dragon Age could really use some big, epic song that defines it. I guess Mass Effect didn't have that either but it's music was still pretty good.

[JellyBean28]

Inon Zur most certainly has my vote. I've thoroughly enjoyed his work in both DA games. My favorite from him was from Lineage 2 though. Absolutely breathtaking

[deuce985]

JellyBean28 wrote...

Inon Zur most certainly has my vote. I've thoroughly enjoyed his work in both DA games. My favorite from him was from Lineage 2 though. Absolutely breathtaking

Awful MMO but I do remember the music in that game. The title screen music was amazing.

www.youtube.com/watch

[fuzuoko]

I vote Bal-Sagoth this time around.

[The_11thDoctor]

As long as the same guy from DAO and DA2 are back handling it, it will be amazing. If it aint broke, dont fix it. I feel he makes the most perfect OSTs from games. I havent had a month since DAO and DA2 dropped that I havent listened to one or both OSTs. I cant say that for any other game osts.

[h0neanias]

Blair Brown wrote...

Personally for video game music, Mark Morgan is my all time favorite. The ambient soundtracks in fallout 1/2 still blow me away years later. Doubt it would be good for a dragon age game though lol!

God, yes. Using his tracks in New Vegas really drove home how much better and better-suited his music was. Listening to Metallic Monks while just watching the desolate landscape in first person is one of my strongest memories from the game.

I agree that for Inquisition, Inon is the man. He's done the two, let him finish the job.

Modifié par h0neanias, 20 octobre 2012 - 09:52 .

[Leoroc]

This has come up before (I even started a thread on it a while ago). I certainly dont want Zur and would prefer Chance Thomas or Clint Bajakian.

[ioannisdenton]

Direwolf0294 wrote...

I didn't even notice the music in DA:O or DA2, so to be honest I can't say I want the man behind them to come back for DA3.

I really enjoyed the music in the Elder Scrolls games, Mass Effect, Halo and World of Warcraft, so if BioWare could get one of those composers to do DA3 it'd be cool. Dragon Age could really use some big, epic song that defines it. I guess Mass Effect didn't have that either but it's music was still pretty good.

Oblivion had the same tracks over and over!!!
Same as fallout!!
I do not like any game from bethesda. never managed to finish any of them.
Did not play Skyrim at all. never will. hate the style.

[Emzamination]

I want to relax with mozart as I watch Thedas burn around me. Requiem

[Corbin Netharia]

Bringing back an old thread.

I'd love to see Inon back doing the music. Origins was a brilliant score and provided he's given the time he needs, I think he could do it again.

[Azraelatrix]

ioannisdenton wrote...

Direwolf0294 wrote...

I didn't even notice the music in DA:O or DA2, so to be honest I can't say I want the man behind them to come back for DA3.

I really enjoyed the music in the Elder Scrolls games, Mass Effect, Halo and World of Warcraft, so if BioWare could get one of those composers to do DA3 it'd be cool. Dragon Age could really use some big, epic song that defines it. I guess Mass Effect didn't have that either but it's music was still pretty good.

Oblivion had the same tracks over and over!!!
Same as fallout!!
I do not like any game from bethesda. never managed to finish any of them.
Did not play Skyrim at all. never will. hate the style.

The composer for fallout was Inon Zur so blame him if you found the music repetitive. Personally I liked his work on fallout and I miss some of Zur's older work but now his music is simply forgettable. The only music I remember from the DA games are the main themes and they were quite similar except for a change in melody in the sequel. Plus his replacements made better themes and scores then him as in the case of Crysis 2 and Socom 3 IMO.

Modifié par Azraelatrix, 04 mars 2013 - 11:25 .

[Eternal Phoenix]

Azraelatrix wrote...

ioannisdenton wrote...

Direwolf0294 wrote...

I didn't even notice the music in DA:O or DA2, so to be honest I can't say I want the man behind them to come back for DA3.

I really enjoyed the music in the Elder Scrolls games, Mass Effect, Halo and World of Warcraft, so if BioWare could get one of those composers to do DA3 it'd be cool. Dragon Age could really use some big, epic song that defines it. I guess Mass Effect didn't have that either but it's music was still pretty good.

Oblivion had the same tracks over and over!!!
Same as fallout!!
I do not like any game from bethesda. never managed to finish any of them.
Did not play Skyrim at all. never will. hate the style.

The composer for fallout was Inon Zur so blame him if you found the music repetitive. Personally I liked his work on fallout and I miss some of Zur's older work but now his music is simply forgettable. The only music I remember from the DA games are the main themes and they were quite similar except for a change in melody in the sequel. Plus his replacements made better themes and scores then him as in the case of Crysis 2 and Socom 3 IMO.

Perhaps Bethesda just didn't ask for enough songs because the songs in Dragon Age: Origins were quite good. I remember the main theme, Orzammar's theme, the tavern fight theme (only used twice - one in Origins and once in Awakening surprisingly, Bioware brought it back once in Dragon Age 2 for when you first meet Isabella), the attack on Denerim theme, the temple battle music (the music that often played when fighting the cult that worshipped the high dragon as Andraste) and there's this ambient song that plays in Redcliffe's castle (and I think in Denerim too) that you might hear when travelling on the world map sometimes. Oh and course the song that played at the party camp (which they re-used in Dragon Age 2 when selecting companions).

But in Dragon Age 2? I didn't think the songs were anything special (and I don't even remember them) but maybe that's down to Inon being rushed? I thought the songs in War in The North which he did were pretty good.

Fallout 3 had music?

Bethesda's games and their songs have always been repetitive. Just go back to Morrowind (Jeremy Soule) and you get the same music playing over and over again. Hell you even got the main theme playing in the game half the time.

Modifié par Elton John is dead, 04 mars 2013 - 12:32 .

[Babaganoosh013]

I think the whole score for DA3 should be some good pan flute music.