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Bump! Was also interested in EVERHOOD but that was the only game that appealed to me that month so...

Haven't played Icewindale yet but I remember spending so many hours on Baldur's gate !!

I only played the first Dale and it was good.

It also works the other way too. The game can also help enhance the enjoyment of the music, because it gets tied to a past experience. When you listen to the songs, and transport you back to the time you were enjoying that game and maybe even the specific scenario in that game.

I am kind of the opposite I think. I don't notice the music easily in games. Though there are a few games I liked the OST of.

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buumpy! Oh man haven't played IWD games in a loooong time,talking about it brings back memories..

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Ahhh, it's satisfying to know what goes into ''?'' places, as I actually got DnD adventure book for Icewind Dale.
That being said, I have only played Icewind Dale 1. The soundtrack matched the theme, but I won't say it's outstanding. I even bet the soundtrack has no vocals. I like when games give their soundtracks vocals! Like Final Fantasy games do. My favorite is Serah's theme from FF XIII.
And of course fast paced shooter games that employ upbeat soundtrack make you feel badass. Unfortunately, not all games nail it.

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Thank you so much!, ThalesOwens :)

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I agree that music is important in games, it can make the game incredibly immersive... or ruin the whole experience.
There are quite a few games I ended up muting the "music" noise that was completely taking me out of the gameplay.
On the other hand, there are games I probably wouldn't have played as much as I did, or wouldn't have played at all, but the music kept me going for more.
Like Company of Heroes 2. Not my genre at all. I got it from a bundle, can't remember which, and activated it because my gf likes strategy war games. I tried it and was hooked by the atmosphere in the first few minutes of gameplay, due largely to Chris Velasco"s amazing score

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As Fluffster just says, music is important in games.
I can say that my best musical experience in a game has been in The Lord Of The Rings Online; multiple areas each one with its own soundtrack. Unavoidably there are some cheesy ones that screech in your ear; also some reused tunes, some different versions of old tunes (extended, shortened, more mellow or agressive...) but overall and given the inmense amount of quality music in it, LOTRO is my #1 in the game soundtrack world.

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Nice music of course, if you like music in (old) rpg games i would really recommend you to listen to Betrayal at Krondor game music, really one of my favorite soundtracks ever.
I played both parts of Icewind Dale (I-II) when they were released, so very long time ago, if i remember right i didn't finish them to the end (but intended to finish them later). I finished of course other games of dnd like Baldurs Gate's and Neverwinter Nights + dlcs, PT, all best/great games. Thanks for sharing.