before you start talking about how to use nostalgia, you should read your own post when you said you're expecting some good FFXI style music.You do realize good/bad is subjective right? People need to get off the term nostalgia when they have no idea how to use it.
Well let's use your logic:
Nobuo created the soundtrack for a majority of FF games, some of which were very similar in style to each other, was it due to nostalgia?
You miss my point too.. I want better music. Deal with it.
Style. Style. Do you know what Style means? There's a distinct difference between the composition in XI and XIV, the composition in XI fit adventuring a lot more than the composition in XIV does. Nobuo said he only had concept art to work with when he composed XIV's soundtrack, which is why a lot of it doesn't fit pretty much any location.
Only the dungeon theme is really fitting if you listen to the melody of it.
If Nobuo is allowed another chance to compose a set of new tracks I'll be pleased. In fact its what I wanted for a long time. I just want the themes to be better overall.Style. Style. Do you know what Style means? There's a distinct difference between the composition in XI and XIV, the composition in XI fit adventuring a lot more than the composition in XIV does. Nobuo said he only had concept art to work with when he composed XIV's soundtrack, which is why a lot of it doesn't fit pretty much any location.
Only the dungeon theme is really fitting if you listen to the melody of it.
Well I agree with you there but I also agree with Elexia. XI is relevant to the topic if only because we're returning to smaller but more varied zones, and previously they paired music with zones very effectively. They don't need to have overly similar music in XIV, but I would like for them to achieve the same kind of success with tying their music in with the new areas they create. The place and the theme should be made for each other. That's what I'd really like to see above and beyond any particular style.
That doesn't mean throw out the old tracks, either, which I'm sure they won't. They just need to be given to the right places.
Last edited by Tigercub; 07-13-2012 at 03:46 AM.
This is your opinion, I personally along with alot of other people like this soundtrack alot more than XI's and wouldn't change a thing about it.Style. Style. Do you know what Style means? There's a distinct difference between the composition in XI and XIV, the composition in XI fit adventuring a lot more than the composition in XIV does. Nobuo said he only had concept art to work with when he composed XIV's soundtrack, which is why a lot of it doesn't fit pretty much any location.
Only the dungeon theme is really fitting if you listen to the melody of it.
I like a lot of the battle music we have now over most of XI's. It's done a lot better.Style. Style. Do you know what Style means? There's a distinct difference between the composition in XI and XIV, the composition in XI fit adventuring a lot more than the composition in XIV does. Nobuo said he only had concept art to work with when he composed XIV's soundtrack, which is why a lot of it doesn't fit pretty much any location.
Only the dungeon theme is really fitting if you listen to the melody of it.
Also, Gridania's theme reminds me a lot of Arrapago Reef.. both of them are pretty hellish.
Thanalan's sad theme is also quite moving to me.
I think a lot of XIV's music is superior to XI.
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