Mag7spy wrote: » I just need something that is catch, good and not annoying. Not going to expect Triple A budget for music with millions of dollars thrown at it. Id rather have a game.
MybroViajero wrote: » https://twitter.com/luality/status/1701344530698519034?s=20 I could make things easy by putting "The Ride of the Rohirrim" ( LOTR ) or "This Is Where We Fight" ( 300 ) but no, that's what epic moments are all about, it's not that those epic moments come "announced" but that they appear in moments when you don't expect them and awaken THAT EPICITY that makes your nerves twitch. I really hope that Intrepid will surprise us with epic moments like the one shown in BG3 , MMORPGS need it , enough of announced things , enough of waiting for EPIC MUSIC AND EPIC MOMENTS in bosses , raids or "important" things. Those things are already going to be there. The epicness needs that SURPRISE factor that is a great detail that makes things have that "something special" that makes a big difference.
Mag7spy wrote: » MybroViajero wrote: » https://twitter.com/luality/status/1701344530698519034?s=20 I could make things easy by putting "The Ride of the Rohirrim" ( LOTR ) or "This Is Where We Fight" ( 300 ) but no, that's what epic moments are all about, it's not that those epic moments come "announced" but that they appear in moments when you don't expect them and awaken THAT EPICITY that makes your nerves twitch. I really hope that Intrepid will surprise us with epic moments like the one shown in BG3 , MMORPGS need it , enough of announced things , enough of waiting for EPIC MUSIC AND EPIC MOMENTS in bosses , raids or "important" things. Those things are already going to be there. The epicness needs that SURPRISE factor that is a great detail that makes things have that "something special" that makes a big difference. Seeing your referenced you used, I'm curious why you feel that one is epic, what makes it so for you?
daveywavey wrote: » Mag7spy wrote: » MybroViajero wrote: » https://twitter.com/luality/status/1701344530698519034?s=20 I could make things easy by putting "The Ride of the Rohirrim" ( LOTR ) or "This Is Where We Fight" ( 300 ) but no, that's what epic moments are all about, it's not that those epic moments come "announced" but that they appear in moments when you don't expect them and awaken THAT EPICITY that makes your nerves twitch. I really hope that Intrepid will surprise us with epic moments like the one shown in BG3 , MMORPGS need it , enough of announced things , enough of waiting for EPIC MUSIC AND EPIC MOMENTS in bosses , raids or "important" things. Those things are already going to be there. The epicness needs that SURPRISE factor that is a great detail that makes things have that "something special" that makes a big difference. Seeing your referenced you used, I'm curious why you feel that one is epic, what makes it so for you? Yeah, I wouldn't put that one up there with the Rohirrim.
MybroViajero wrote: » Mag7spy wrote: » MybroViajero wrote: » https://twitter.com/luality/status/1701344530698519034?s=20 I could make things easy by putting "The Ride of the Rohirrim" ( LOTR ) or "This Is Where We Fight" ( 300 ) but no, that's what epic moments are all about, it's not that those epic moments come "announced" but that they appear in moments when you don't expect them and awaken THAT EPICITY that makes your nerves twitch. I really hope that Intrepid will surprise us with epic moments like the one shown in BG3 , MMORPGS need it , enough of announced things , enough of waiting for EPIC MUSIC AND EPIC MOMENTS in bosses , raids or "important" things. Those things are already going to be there. The epicness needs that SURPRISE factor that is a great detail that makes things have that "something special" that makes a big difference. Seeing your referenced you used, I'm curious why you feel that one is epic, what makes it so for you? The context , I can't say as it would be a spoiler , but what it encompasses around the entrance of Raphael's boss fight. I understand very well that there are things that are " tastes and colors " , not everyone can appreciate things in the same way , however epic things have in common things that make them epic , either the music , the context , the lore , the way of presentation , the entrance , the events , the events provoked , etc . It's not just about putting a fancy music, lights and colors to make something epic, there are details that have those epic things that make them epic. And as I said before I could put "The Ride of the Rohirrim" ( LOTR ) or "This Is Where We Fight" ( 300 ) but they would be examples very easy to understand, the epic is also in things like the example I put of BG3, not only in massive productions as in LOTR or 300. Elden Ring is full of epic moments, incredible boss entrances, fascinating presentations, very well designed contexts, I would like to find things like that in AoC to be honest, not with the theme of Elden Ring because I would like AoC to be always AoC and not a copy of something else, but if AoC discovers its potential to create those epic moments within its world.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3Huy2cdih0&t=7s
Mag7spy wrote: » MybroViajero wrote: » Mag7spy wrote: » MybroViajero wrote: » https://twitter.com/luality/status/1701344530698519034?s=20 I could make things easy by putting "The Ride of the Rohirrim" ( LOTR ) or "This Is Where We Fight" ( 300 ) but no, that's what epic moments are all about, it's not that those epic moments come "announced" but that they appear in moments when you don't expect them and awaken THAT EPICITY that makes your nerves twitch. I really hope that Intrepid will surprise us with epic moments like the one shown in BG3 , MMORPGS need it , enough of announced things , enough of waiting for EPIC MUSIC AND EPIC MOMENTS in bosses , raids or "important" things. Those things are already going to be there. The epicness needs that SURPRISE factor that is a great detail that makes things have that "something special" that makes a big difference. Seeing your referenced you used, I'm curious why you feel that one is epic, what makes it so for you? The context , I can't say as it would be a spoiler , but what it encompasses around the entrance of Raphael's boss fight. I understand very well that there are things that are " tastes and colors " , not everyone can appreciate things in the same way , however epic things have in common things that make them epic , either the music , the context , the lore , the way of presentation , the entrance , the events , the events provoked , etc . It's not just about putting a fancy music, lights and colors to make something epic, there are details that have those epic things that make them epic. And as I said before I could put "The Ride of the Rohirrim" ( LOTR ) or "This Is Where We Fight" ( 300 ) but they would be examples very easy to understand, the epic is also in things like the example I put of BG3, not only in massive productions as in LOTR or 300. Elden Ring is full of epic moments, incredible boss entrances, fascinating presentations, very well designed contexts, I would like to find things like that in AoC to be honest, not with the theme of Elden Ring because I would like AoC to be always AoC and not a copy of something else, but if AoC discovers its potential to create those epic moments within its world.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3Huy2cdih0&t=7s I get all that with the build up and such, it can add more emotion to the moment but the music could be bad and you wouldn't care for it. So that art of music would still have to stand on its own. Personally for me it is the more personal element where i feel they break the 4th wall slightly and you have the feeling they are talking to you. The tone of the music with the piano /organ making it stand out of the rest of the music in the game, on top of the way they use two different vocalist. All elements add different layers with high and lower notes adding to that rush of emotions you can be feeling a bit like a roller coaster.
Tyranthraxus wrote: » The guy they've hired to compose the music has some good titles under his belt. We'll just have to wait and see.
Vaknar wrote: » Tyranthraxus wrote: » The guy they've hired to compose the music has some good titles under his belt. We'll just have to wait and see. Stumbled across a song I didn't know about by Bear McCreary recently and it made me even more excited
Galaturc wrote: » spoiler alert... still waiting to continue the second BG3 chapter, a little heads-up would be nice.
MybroViajero wrote: » Epicity in AoC?