Poll: Are you still playing with music on?

[Endoperez]

I still have it on, but I really haven't played that much lately, and it still gets repetitive. Sometimes I turn it off, sometimes not.

I think DomII music did a little better as far as longevity goes. Perhaps I should copy some files over and rename them.

[mathusalem]

I agree : I prefer music of Dom2 than Dom3, and I play with music turn off now.

[Herode]

is there any way I can deal with the horrific sounds of 100 archers, or 30 Illithids? Even worse than elephants, though those suck on my system too, even at a sedate volume level.

Yeah, but there are some really fascinating sound effects. For example, killing amazons is very exciting. If you play it loud and kill a lot of amazons, you neighbours are just going to think you're repetitively looking at some porn/gang bang movies each evening. Don't be surprised then if they hide their children when they ear you climbing the stairs

[Tifone]

roflcopter

Actually with your nickname, no surprise they hide the children... it is enough if they don't escape to Egypt

[Darkwind]

I play with the music on, but it does get a little grating after a while. I might look into some nice music for playing while playing the game soon.

[AlgaeNymph]

Is there any way to mod the music? Bagpipes aren't exactly thematic for R'lyeh.

[HoneyBadger]

I wish we could. There's a ton of free community property music out there, a lot of it thematic. It wouldn't be hard-just time consuming-to set up a forum "mixtape". And I'd be thrilled if we could do nation-specific music.

[Ballbarian]

Just turn off the in-game music and turn on your cd player or media player play list. At least in windows this works well and is what I generally do. I had one huge play list that included music from Wesnoth, Age of Wonders and several Bioware games (Never Winter Nights, Baulder's Gate, Icewind Dale, etc) that I used before my old system exploded in a great ball of smoke, fire and sparks.

Much easier than replacing the existing music files.

[llamabeast]

Yep yep, works fine on Linux too, and almost certainly on Mac.