RELYT'S PROFILE

Guys, I've loved it here. You guys are some of the smartest and funniest people I've ever meet online, or anywhere for that matter. It's been a huge pleasure hanging out here. I'm not leaving forever, but I've gotten very busy as of late and don't have time to hang out in places like this. I will still be making music for you guys, because that's something I love to do, but I'm going to stop posting on the forums as often as I do now. I've never really posted anything of value anyways, so I don't think I'll be missed too much.

In short, I'm going to continue to be a benefactor to this community, just not on the forums.

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But in general I really hate video game music. Most of it is really bad. I play most games with the music turned off.

'tis a shame too.

EDIT: Also...

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I think a brilliant soundtrack is the most exceedingly easy thing to have in a game. Everything else takes effort, an exquisite soundtrack is effortless. I say it's ludicrous to not have a freaking awesome soundtrack.

I go a little overboard in this department. I write cutscenes, dream sequences, and story in my game specifically to accommodate the unused awesome music that I want to include.

I think it's super important in a way that few will acknowledge. If a game is great without good music, you might have something positive to say about it. But add great music, and you'll actually be blown away. It's like the difference between a movie that you say "it was pretty good," versus a movie that you actually watch a hundred times.

That is SO NOT TRUE. Great video game music takes time and effort.

Lets Investigate the indentation and see what's goin' on here.

Defend yourself mafia scum!