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[TheScionicPraetorian]

I personally prefer the ME2 soundtrack because it was just way more epic to me. ME3's soundtrack was still good, but I didn't like it as much.

[RocketManSR2]

2's, dat Suicide Mission. That is how you end a game.

The End Run
The Suicide Mission
Samara
Tali
Normandy Reborn

Sorry, topic got me listening to few of my faves, added a couple more.

Modifié par RocketManSR2, 05 avril 2013 - 05:57 .

[PwrdOff]

You have failed, we will find another way (synthesis apparently)

[Tempest_]

Suicide Mission/End Run+Infiltration+Long Walk clinch it for Mass Effect 2 in my opinion.

Though Mass Effect 3 does have some great tracks.

[TheScionicPraetorian]

RocketManSR2 wrote...

2's, dat Suicide Mission. That is how you end a game.

Indeed.

[NeonFlux117]

tough, tough, tough question. I'd say before the Citadel DLC it was ME2. As you said, the suicide mission is amazing. But the citadel DLC sound track is really awesome. Honestly, I'd have to say ME3. But just by a hair. a very, very, thin hair

[TheScionicPraetorian]

NeonFlux117 wrote...

tough, tough, tough question. I'd say before the Citadel DLC it was ME2. As you said, the suicide mission is amazing. But the citadel DLC sound track is really awesome. Honestly, I'd have to say ME3. But just by a hair. a very, very, thin hair

I don't have citadel. Hmmm....maybe i'll listen to its soundtrack just to see.

[Hey]

No ME1? wtf?!@

[EnvyTB075]

ME2

[TheScionicPraetorian]

Festae9 wrote...

No ME1? wtf?!@

Haven't played it. Sorry .

[Hey]

TheScionicPraetorian wrote...

Festae9 wrote...

No ME1? wtf?!@

Haven't played it. Sorry .

This is your homework.  

[tevix]

ME2, even bioware thinks so. Many of the tracks used in ME3 are reworks or flat copy and pastes from ME2, including it's DLC.

Jack wall nailed it in ME2. The music stepped up in intensity and maturity in an appropriate amount. The tracks were rousing, harmonic and had punch.

Sam may be renowned, but for ME he just...didn't seem to have it. A lot of the tracks feel hollow, out of place, and a step in the wrong direction. Lot of fallback on generic "emotional" piano tracks.

The only track from ME3 I cared for was the one that plays when your fighting on earth. And even that just....sounded a little awkard.

[NeonFlux117]

Festae9 wrote...

TheScionicPraetorian wrote...

Festae9 wrote...

No ME1? wtf?!@

Haven't played it. Sorry .

This is your homework.  

I
I    2nd this assignment. How can you not have played ME1. It's quite cheap and now available on evey platform PC, PS3 and 360. It's only 19.99 new on all these and used it's 10 bucks at your local gamestop. Hell, if I knew you I'd give you one of my copies of it. Amazing game. Play it. Now. Now, damn you!!! Now. 

[TheScionicPraetorian]

tevix wrote...

ME2, even bioware thinks so. Many of the tracks used in ME3 are reworks or flat copy and pastes from ME2, including it's DLC.

Jack wall nailed it in ME2. The music stepped up in intensity and maturity in an appropriate amount. The tracks were rousing, harmonic and had punch.

Sam may be renowned, but for ME he just...didn't seem to have it. A lot of the tracks feel hollow, out of place, and a step in the wrong direction. Lot of fallback on generic "emotional" piano tracks.

The only track from ME3 I cared for was the one that plays when your fighting on earth. And even that just....sounded a little awkard.

True. I kinda wish they kept Jack Wall for ME3. Like you said, his music really kept up the intensity. I found it had a really triumphant and confident "lets-kick-the-collector's-asses" vibe, whereas ME3's soundtrack had more of a "we're-screwed" premise.

[Epsilon330]

With Mass Effect, you can't judge the series soundtracks as a whole. The individual tracks are what make the game.
For instance, yes, Suicide Mission is arguably the best song of the trilogy, and ME2's soundtrack has the best lineup. But does that devalue other tracks like SPECTRE Induction, The Fleets Arrive and Vigil?

Modifié par Epsilon330, 05 avril 2013 - 06:09 .

[Exile Isan]

I like them both (actually all three), but ME2 edges out ME3 by the simple fact that one of my favorite pieces of music is on the ME2 soundtrack. "Crash Landing". Along with "Jacob", "The Attack", "The Normandy Reborn" and "The Lazarus Project".

I love several tracks from ME3, though "A Cerberus Agent", "A Future for the Krogan", and "Leaving Earth".

And a few from ME1 like "The Main Theme", "Criminal Elements", "Uplink", and of course "M4 Part 2" by Faunts.

Does anybody but me think that the character tracks in ME2 have boring names? I renamed them all to have names like Archangel, The Assassin, and The Justicar. Instead of being called Garrus, Thane, and Samara.

Modifié par Exile Isan, 05 avril 2013 - 06:16 .

[Giga Drill BREAKER]

ME1 > all

Modifié par DinoSteve, 05 avril 2013 - 06:37 .

[Big Bad]

DinoSteve wrote...

ME1 > all

This.  Though I love the music from all three games, ME1's soundtrack is just iconic and superior by far.

[mumba]

ME2 because Suicide mission and LotSB soundtrack.

[TheGreatDayne]

Hmm... I'll have to go with ME2. I love both... I love most of the music in the series, but ME2 is just the most epic in terms of soundtrack! I still get chills when I hear the suicide mission theme...

[DSepe]

I have a couple of favorites from me3 but the suicide mission brings back memories beating the game at 2 in the morning...epic win sauce

[cyrslash1974]

Both, ME1, ME2 and ME3 soundtracks are absolutely awesome. No specific preference.

[Blooddrunk1004]

DinoSteve wrote...

ME1 > all

This

[Kataphrut94]

I'd say Mass Effect 3 had a better overall soundtrack and I certainly noticed the music more often for it. But nothing beats 'Suicide Mission'

[wright1978]

ME2