An honest suggestion to improve FFXIV music

[Phyllo]

(HS) wait a sec... Your religious parents let you play a game that booes religion? That's.. Nuts xD

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Is that all you got out of my post >.>..... and no they wouldn't allow me to play games like Final Fantasy b/c of magic/monster/etc. related themes.

Nope nope I just don't have anything to add to what you said that had real connection to the thread that's why I did not said anything about it, I just completely agree :3

Oooh I see, so magic and monsters is not okay but boo-ing religion and killing god is okay? (Just messing with you xD)

[Yamimarik]

(HS) wait a sec... Your religious parents let you play a game that booes religion? That's.. Nuts xD

Is that all you got out of my post >.>..... and no they wouldn't allow me to play games like Final Fantasy b/c of magic/monster/etc. related themes.
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I think I might have left too much out of my story lol. No I didn't play even FFX-2 until I lived with my grandparents (started living with them the year it came out.) So I never got to play any Final Fantasy or FF-esqe type game while living with my parents XD. (Not until they finally stopped being religious.)

[princesst3a]

I didn't agree with this thread at first, but after reading through the pages I realize the soundtrack is indeed a little flawed...

I really do love this game's music - the shroud themes, Limsa and Ul'dah at night, some of the more dramatic fight themes, etc - every song and area theme is made to fit, but there is a problem with the repetition...and even worse, how short some tracks are. Before I can even allow myself to get wrapped up in the beauty of the piano melody that plays when entering the shroud, it's over! I think that's very silly.

After thinking about FFXI, I realize how different the OST really is. I used to think that the lack of area music was a problem, but now I'm sure that's something that made the soundtrack so memorable, because it wasn't overkill in a game people play hours and hours on end. I remember going back recently to the CoP soundtrack and literally crying over Currents of Time (DONT JUDGE ME!)...lol. There was something about the variety and uniqueness of each area and situation's music that made the tracks nostalgic and memorable.

I'm not sure I agree with a jukebox feature though? Not that I wouldn't use it if it was implemented, but I feel like that's a cheap fix as opposed to adding new tracks for variety...we should love what the composers have created, not try to cover up what tracks we don't like.