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Yes, that's what I should have done long ago. I forget there's no music in the game itself, so turning music off just effects the menu. Ah, blissful ambient sounds without the lame ballad rock.
"...real, original music..."
How original is any song that sounds like thousands of other songs? And what sort of false dichotomy is comparing their boring, derivative song to "generic and synthetic orchestral nonsense put together by some nerd with his cheap keyboard over the lunch break." Really? That's what you think the choices are?
No kidding. I literally cite various influences they might consider for future music and this dingaling pulls a 'Baby Shark' from his anus.
Why do people make up stuff like this and then double-down? No, video games have showcased thousands of hours of excellent music. Hunt: Showdown has given us some good music, but their music just keeps getting worse.