Marching Band units.
Easy way to incorporate music into real time battles. Just have a small unit of line infantry armed with only drums, fifes, and trumpets, etc. Then have an officer and a flag. Make one for every faction and have one or two faction specific songs that they would play.
Music would be loud and the unit would also have a sphere of influence like the generals have. When a unit is in the circle, they get a morale boost because they can hear the music.
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What the battle music should have been.
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Like this?
Originally Posted by therifleman
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Re: What the battle music should have been.
But that would take up a slot where a more useful unit could be used. Unless the effect of the music was dramatic enough to make up for only have 19 units of actual troops...
Hell yeah, a death metal march!!! Originally Posted by Shabby_Ronin
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I'd play more often if that was the in game music Originally Posted by Shabby_Ronin
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I would love to see a unit like that get slaughtered and listen to the sound of the instruments getting borked bigtime! LOL!
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Originally Posted by dearmad
awesome + rep
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I always turn music off for battles (prefer just explosions, plus I can hear my cavalry getting slaughtered by enemy artillery because usually I don't notice it happening lol). I love the campaign music though, it is very high quality stuff I think.
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Last edited by James Cook; March 08, 2010 at 06:17 AM.
