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Szechwan Chi Qin · Sep 07, 2005, 11:08 PM // 23:08

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Originally Posted by Ashtray_Jesus

It may be good for a computer game music but the tracks all sound the same and definitely wouldn't want to listen to it outside of the game.

There may be some thematic elements which are the same, but overall, I find each track distinctive and unique. But hey, Rap, Country, and Heavy Metal all sound the same to me, and I wouldn't want to listen to those outside of anything.

8^B

Robos Stavanis · Sep 07, 2005, 11:36 PM // 23:36

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Originally Posted by terrordactyl

It's a bit of a scam asking for money for in game music I think...what next, purchasable screen shots?

The mini pack is free. You get 4 licenses to the pak as well.

Ashtray_Jesus · Sep 08, 2005, 12:08 AM // 00:08

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Originally Posted by Szechwan Chi Qin

There may be some thematic elements which are the same, but overall, I find each track distinctive and unique. But hey, Rap, Country, and Heavy Metal all sound the same to me, and I wouldn't want to listen to those outside of anything.

8^B

Sorrows Furnace themed rap actually sounds like a good idea.

Mercury Angel · Sep 08, 2005, 02:01 AM // 02:01

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Originally Posted by KvanCetre

For the music lovers, 6 dollars for better sampling and a few new tracks was well worth it. Hell, even minimum wage is 6.50 an hour...

Federal minimum wage in the US is $5.15.
Only about 15 states in the US give more than the federal minimum, and most of the rest either meet it exactly, or have no laws at all about it.
Ohio and Kansas do LESS than Federal minimum wage, except where the FALA applies.
(Virgin Islands and American Samoa are even lower.)

Anyway, I digress.

I love a good soundtrack, but the ambient music in Guild Wars has thus far been rather weak, and seeing as my computer doesn't like the music I downloaded in the mini-pak, no thank you.
I remember music from video games all the way back to the sound you get starting a game of pac man, and the ambient background noise eating pellets. I remember numerous catchy tunes from the Nintendo and Super Nintendo, and powerful orchestrals on the Playstation, when CD quality music was finally viable in video games. (I could humm quite a few tunes from many of those games alone. You'd be amazed at just how much music you can remember.)
I remember NOTHING from Guild Wars. Nada. None at all.

Seeing as I'd already heard the Guild Wars score was breathtaking and been dissapointed, I don't think I'm going to make a gamble on the expanded pack.