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Mikhailovsky
Mikhailovsky
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5/12/2014
I think this is a good place to say that I think that the musical accompaniment to the game is MAGNIFICENT. I've heard an awful lot of video game soundtracks, and few indeed come close to that of Sunless Sea. I particularly like the Forest of Corsairs theme, although Mt. Palmerston is a close second.


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    progpen
    progpen
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    5/12/2014
    My favorite so far has been the sea shanty sounding piece, but I so far I've not heard a piece that I just didn't like.

    While out on the water, the more haunting the better.

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    Tara Dresbach
    Tara Dresbach
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    6/9/2014
    They changed the music that happened in the Principals of Coral from the super-creepy music with the unintelligible whispers to something that's still good, but I miss the whispers. They don't seem to have been moved to Sea of Voices, where I'd think they'd be suitable. I miss that music; I became fond of it in one of the first builds when playing while feverish.

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    Deskairn
    Deskairn
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    6/9/2014
    The Mount Palmerston music is so good that last time I was in the vicinity of Mount Palmerston I paused the game just to listen to it for a while.
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    Alexis Kennedy
    Alexis Kennedy
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    6/9/2014
    Tara Dresbach wrote:
    They changed the music that happened in the Principals of Coral from the super-creepy music with the unintelligible whispers to something that's still good, but I miss the whispers. They don't seem to have been moved to Sea of Voices, where I'd think they'd be suitable. I miss that music; I became fond of it in one of the first builds when playing while feverish.



    It - or rather a slightly different version, Alien Minimee - does in fact play in the Sea of Voices, but the locative music rules mean you may not hear it immediately.
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    Notjimsmith
    Notjimsmith
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    6/9/2014
    Fully agree with Progpen. That particular piece of music has been so rooted in my brain that i've had to stop making music as it keeps coming out sounding similar to it. Also, the whispers were excellent but the new music definately gives the Principals of Coral an alien landscape vibe which fits well. In addition, the small moments where the music is about to begin and I can just hear the steam engine gives a great sense of loneliness, vastness and a wierd sort of peace.
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    Tara Dresbach
    Tara Dresbach
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    6/9/2014
    Alexis Kennedy wrote:
    It - or rather a slightly different version, Alien Minimee - does in fact play in the Sea of Voices, but the locative music rules mean you may not hear it immediately.


    It did seem familiar. I'm going to check it, so I know what changes were made.
    edited by Tara Dresbach on 6/9/2014

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    Tara Dresbach
    Tara Dresbach
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    6/9/2014
    I miss the whispers; they were part of what made that piece so wonderfully spooky and atmospheric. It's still good, but it was better with the whispers.

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    MEngland
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    6/9/2014
    Tara Dresbach wrote:
    I miss the whispers; they were part of what made that piece so wonderfully spooky and atmospheric. It's still good, but it was better with the whispers.
    Seconded. The Principles has the creepiest setting I've seen so far, and the constant whispering pushed it over the edge for me.
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    Alexis Kennedy
    Alexis Kennedy
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    6/9/2014
    MEngland wrote:
    Tara Dresbach wrote:
    I miss the whispers; they were part of what made that piece so wonderfully spooky and atmospheric. It's still good, but it was better with the whispers.
    Seconded. The Principles has the creepiest setting I've seen so far, and the constant whispering pushed it over the edge for me.



    It is, I agree, the creepiest so far. It is probably not, however, the creepiest to come. We are reserving the whispers for that one.
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    Tara Dresbach
    Tara Dresbach
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    6/10/2014
    I hope that it's in the game by the next time I'm sporting a high fever. wink

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