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Shogun 2 music was fantastic, makes WH1-3's music sound like a thousand farting cows.
Basically TW music used to be of notable quality before they started cutting every corner for WH:TW- a shameful display
But yeah, largely agree. Music has not been great for most TW games as of late. Not that anyone plays it, but Pharaoh has some almost metal-sounding rock and roll going during battles. Not a joke... not making memes here. If you play Pharaoh, during the battles, there's actually a rock version of a track for battle.
TW was *always* kind of weak, musically, though. It was the opposite of Civ games where, for Civ 5 and 6, I'd just stop and listen to some of the tracks... TW is nothing like that for me, but it never was like that. Only some tracks from S2 and the Attila menu-track ever really wowed me, and even then, S2 still had a lot of stuff that was verging on generic ambiance.
Hey you're not wrong about a few certain tracks, but like check out a few of the earlier TW's. Might be surprised to find that nearly every track is an on-brand banger. Shogun 2 especially.
Edit: And actually I do like the sinister pirate music, but a lot of the stuff like empire and such is just too generic for me.
That's definitely one of the last TW music tracks that stuck in my head from the older ones, very ominous indeed. Tracks like that are on a whole diff level than WH's best, they really need to stop being so fking cheap.
I always heard Legend of total war say they have different themes as it is an indicator to who has more balance of power (on legendary you dont see the balance of power)
Still prefer Rome 1 battle music and when you attack something (it really gets you pumped up to fight), that music is just great, and Medieval 2 has also some great battle tracks
Also, I've noticed that the "attack an enemy army/settlement" isnt actually a soundtrack and therefore it isnt really anywhere online which is pretty sad (went through many OST lists for Rome 1 and found it nowhere, I guess its regarded as "soundeffect")
It would be interesting to create a thread about what songs/genre would fit each faction though...and not all pretentious Brit metal. :P
Each faction does have their own music theme though? Playing Empire will play a different song during battle than if you were playing Vampire Counts or Dwarfs. As Emilia said the song will even change mid battle depending on the balance of power.
Hmmm. Never really noticed, though then again I don't usually play the music during combat, only on strategy screen.
Part of the problem here is that you are making the argument of the current status of the game. The historical has not exactly been bombarded with content & faction-releases. And the cultures has songs, not factions, why make argument for individual factions for WH then? Makes no sense.
Ofc its to much Now why its a lost cause
Just do as paradox and add music along with dlc-releases for the races involved.
If the wh-games at release when the content was far less had memorable tracks this would not be the issue. Now it does have tracks as mentioned, just not memorable.