What Music do you listen to whilst playing games?
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Metallica, Linkin Park, Massive Attack, Papa Roach, Priestess, Trentemöller, Gaming music (I listen to music from gase whilst playing games 
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I used to listen to a lot of classical music when I play games but I found myself becoming irritable if I listened to it for to long.
Nothing. For you, RPGs may add to the atmosphere, but so do the voices in FPSs.
Mostly in single-player though, because there are the voices of the NPCs, their talking, the enemies' voices, but you can still hear the footsteps of your enemy in multiplayer mode, and music just generally distracts you from concentrating on the game itself.
Mostly in single-player though, because there are the voices of the NPCs, their talking, the enemies' voices, but you can still hear the footsteps of your enemy in multiplayer mode, and music just generally distracts you from concentrating on the game itself.
I listen to whatever music happens to be playing in the video game.
Oddly enough, I did listen to the original, unaltered version of OoT's Fire Temple music while I was typing up a paper for English class. It helped me focus somehow. Weird.
Oddly enough, I did listen to the original, unaltered version of OoT's Fire Temple music while I was typing up a paper for English class. It helped me focus somehow. Weird.
Usually I stick to the in-game music when gaming, although I make an exception for the scenario (yet to arise) that the in-game music is repugnant. Sticking with the in-game I find helps set the mood that the developers wanted, plus there's often musical cues and such (or just sound cues)that I'd miss.
Otherwise, I rock out with metal. When I used to play WoW I'd have music on, but it was the guild's DJ thing across Ventrilo.
Otherwise, I rock out with metal. When I used to play WoW I'd have music on, but it was the guild's DJ thing across Ventrilo.
None. I always stick to the music and sound in-game, it helps me get into the game, and I consider it a part of the experience as a whole and shifts in the tone of music can sometimes indicate whether there are still enemies around.
