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Before the 23rd of December? Yeah, I'll get it, not much of an elder scrolls fan, let alone fan of the music, but just click the link, it looks pretty cool and the price is within my budget considering I have almost 2 months to get it.
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I agree with you for the most part, but I've had the chance to listen to a large majority of the music for Skyrim and I have to say it's brilliant. I like it so much more than Oblivion's or Morrowind's music, and the prospect of having an autographed copy of the physical soundtrack by Jeremy Soule means I got one more thing to look forward to this year.
I agree with you for the most part, but I've had the chance to listen to a large majority of the music for Skyrim and I have to say it's brilliant. I like it so much more than Oblivion's or Morrowind's music, and the prospect of having an autographed copy of the physical soundtrack by Jeremy Soule means I got one more thing to look forward to this year.
Sounds like a good buy if you're a fan of the series. A signed copy for $30? Seems like a nice deal.
In oblivion the mp3 files of the soundtrack where just unencrypted in the install directory of the game if that's also the case with skyrim I see no point in buying a soundtrack as I already have the soundtrack installed with the game.
Just bought it. Signed copy, 4 discs, and amazing music (I have "sourced" a copy already, and it is OUTSTANDING). Very excited for this.
Just realized I have games coming every Friday right now this month.
Tomorrow: Sonic Generations
Next Week: Skyrim
November 18: Saints Row 3 & Arkham City
November 25: WWE 12
GIDDY
Tomorrow: Sonic Generations
Next Week: Skyrim
November 18: Saints Row 3 & Arkham City
November 25: WWE 12
GIDDY
@qlum- Exactly. What is the point, unless they're planning to restrict access to the audio files which would be the stuff of modders' nightmares.
I'm a fan of all of their music. Although I agree if you own the game you should get the music for free.
The soundtrack that is being sold is going to be completely different than the one you find in the game directory. There are dozens of songs that are dynamic, and thus are only a half minute or so long. The final product will have more complete music. So don't think that buying the soundtrack is going to be the same as just listening to the files in the game directory. That may have been the case with Morrowind and Oblivion, but Skyrim is way different.
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