The Last Poster Wins! [v21]

[Noblejanobii]

Yeah I usually just search "electric music" or "bass boosted" or something. For example, the first... halfish of The Butterfly Epoch was written using a bass boosted electric dance music set. Following the characters entering Japan, I switched to Inuyasha's OST. There was a little Hamilton here and there but not much. This second story has been allll Hamilton with a little of the villain mix in it.

[Neo Emolga]

Yeah I usually just search "electric music" or "bass boosted" or something. For example, the first... halfish of The Butterfly Epoch was written using a bass boosted electric dance music set. Following the characters entering Japan, I switched to Inuyasha's OST. There was a little Hamilton here and there but not much. This second story has been allll Hamilton with a little of the villain mix in it.

Yeah, during the first half of Chronoshock, I was listening to Sibera from TimeSplitters 2. Not only it is also a game about traveling though time, but during the Sibera level, you need to move about stealthily and you're using all kinds of conventional military weaponry as you navigate through a heavily-guarded dam. Like in the story, it's also got a snowy winter setting. But yeah, that's the kind of thing I'll do. What music track seems the closest to what I intend on doing? That's usually what I'll listen to while writing.

TimeSplitters is a really interesting game. One moment, it can be very serious and feel like one of those Call of Duty or Counterstrike games while at other moments, it can go completely loony like Team Fortress 2. Still wish they'd make more of them.