How do I access the Audio DLC soundtrack I bought?

[DemonchanSama (Lilyia)]

I've looked everywhere and I don't see it.

[Ardenian]

In difference to Epic Battle Fantasy 4, the soundtrack does not follow the pattern 'Epic Battle Fantasy ##', but is called 'The Music of Epic Battle Fantasy 5', so if you browse your Music library here on Steam, look out for that name.

This assumes, however, that Steam is able to find the location. The default location for the soundtrack is '*\steamapps\common\Epic Battle Fantasy 5\soundtrack'.

If it doesn't show up in your library, you might need to add it to the index of locations that Steam checks for soundtracks.

If it doesn't show up in your file system, is the DLC greyed out in your Games library, when viewing the game? Then it is not installed yet and should do so once you restart the client.

[DemonchanSama (Lilyia)]

Thanks, I just went into my games steam folder and used the "Browse local files" to locate it.

I'm surprised though, you don't get any notification about where it goes though, and there's nothing on the DLC page that tells you where it goes, I just assumed it would create something on my desktop or give me a playlist in my steam audio media folder.

I have to say I absolutely love the No x1B track.

Games that incorporate the glitches that make it seem like the entire universe is tearing itself apart or breaking down are a fascinating concept because of my love of quantum mechanics and the 4th dimension.

[Ai]

Too bad you don't get the soundtrack included in like EBF4, this game don't have it even with a higher base prize, a bit dissapointing really considering the last game was cheaper and had the sound track included.

[Kupo Games]

Originally posted by Ai:

Too bad you don't get the soundtrack included in like EBF4, this game don't have it even with a higher base prize, a bit dissapointing really considering the last game was cheaper and had the sound track included.

EBF5 took twice as many resources to make compared to EBF4. You've also got to consider 4 years of currency inflation, and then EBF5 starts to look like a good deal.

[DemonchanSama (Lilyia)]

Originally posted by Kupo Games:

Originally posted by Ai:

Too bad you don't get the soundtrack included in like EBF4, this game don't have it even with a higher base prize, a bit dissapointing really considering the last game was cheaper and had the sound track included.

EBF5 took twice as many resources to make compared to EBF4. You've also got to consider 4 years of currency inflation, and then EBF5 starts to look like a good deal.

I didn't even look at the price honestly, I just bought it because I love this game series.

I've followed it since the EBF gauntlet mob rush on newgrounds.

[Ai]

Originally posted by Scarlet:

Originally posted by Kupo Games:

EBF5 took twice as many resources to make compared to EBF4. You've also got to consider 4 years of currency inflation, and then EBF5 starts to look like a good deal.

I didn't even look at the price honestly, I just bought it because I love this game series.

I've followed it since the EBF gauntlet mob rush on newgrounds.

Not saying the game is not worth the prize, it's actually really good, if not the best one in the series.

Im glad i got it day one.

Im just saying im disapointed about how the soundtrack was done compared to EBF 4 that aleardy had the sound track included(And aslo playable in the title screen) and not this one.

It's just a minor complin really, since the game is so good and polished, it's hard to find something bad about it.