Reiterpallasch wrote: »I remember when I first started playing, thinking "man, this music is pretty good!" as I was out running around Bleakrock. Then I got to Bal Foyen, and it was the same music. On to Stonefalls, same music. Dashaan? Same music. The Rift? Yup, same music. But it didn't end there. Fighting something was the same music. In a cave was the same music. It didn't matter where I was or what I was doing, because it was all the same music.
Now I just turn it off and listen to a mix of my favorite songs from the other Elder Scrolls games most of the time, since at least then I'll have a variety of songs that are different enough to know which one is actually playing.
I do not think all of the tracks would fit our time period (theme song for Skyrim in particular), there are a lot of songs from the single player games that would. Who wouldn't want to be running around in Mournhold (city of light! city of magic!) and not hear the theme song to Morrowind playing?
Jennifur_Vultee wrote: »Actually...sometimes I do turn off the ESO music and listen to the Skyrim and Morrowind soundtracks while I play. I like the ESO's music but some of the tracks are a bit repetitive. I didn't really care for Oblivion as much personally.
No, no, and no!
The music in Skyrim was basically World of Warcraft music with a different orchestra.
I mean, the tunes sound awfully similar to the music for Barrens/Mulgore/Durotar...for that reason, and that reason alone, I say no!
Signed,
Arena25
P.S. Why is it that we are now getting so many negative reviews for Morrowind and Oblivion on pcgamer.com?