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I have to admit, Fallout 3 has very epic battle music for a game that can't actually render an engagement larger than a bar brawl.
You don't post enoughI have to admit, Fallout 3 has very epic battle music for a game that can't actually render an engagement larger than a bar brawl.
I was liking what I heard, at first. And then the soundtrack has to go epic-fantasy again midway all the way to the end. I swear I heard that part between the middle and the end somewhere in Skyrim.However, this particular tune is one of the best PA inspired stuff out there.
Jeremy Soule was a mistake.I was liking what I heard, at first. And then the soundtrack has to go epic-fantasy again midway all the way to the end. I swear I heard that part between the middle and the end somewhere in Skyrim.
That part sounds extremely similar to an overworld theme in Oblivion.I was liking what I heard, at first. And then the soundtrack has to go epic-fantasy again midway all the way to the end. I swear I heard that part between the middle and the end somewhere in Skyrim.
I was liking what I heard, at first. And then the soundtrack has to go epic-fantasy again midway all the way to the end. I swear I heard that part between the middle and the end somewhere in Skyrim.
Bitch, please.Anywho, there is another F3 track that sticks out to me.
It's either the Bandit Radio or whatever Sidorovich plays out from his bunker that is stuck upon those who plays STALKER
Oh man.
Playing Misery, and returning from a spooky ass raid to that lovely tune is like having an orgasm.
Misery is neat, but the micromanagement it has is not my cup of tea. I prefer Call of Chernobyl over it.
I mean for my I personally think its better than the FNV sound track