The music - it burns!

[The Person]

You might just rip all the music, and play it in Winamp or some other music player.

 

[NaiveFairy]

oh, i know how to rip it, what i like is how the game chooses the music for you, and sometimes i think it corresponds to what the game thinks you should do...so playing in winamp doesn't do that for me

 

[The Person]

Well, Winamp can randomize the order of the tracks (hit the "Shuffle" button), but it doesn't know what music fits the situation of your game. But I don't think that Civ2 does that either. Please correct me if I'm wrong, though, I haven't had Civ2 music on for years.

 

[NaiveFairy]

oh i am sure your right, it just seems sometimes when a civ declares war the mongol music comes on, or after a war, i go into an age of rebuilding....or if i am changing to a new govt the music becomes enlightened...

i am sure i have just played the game for too long hahaa

 

[hyrule666]

Hi folks! I'm new to civfanatics so i would like to know if there is a way of attaching the music to the game properly (i usually just play it in the background...) I like to play ride of the valkyrs (dum da da dum dum) or something like rock... its funny wathing your nuke go towards a french city....

If you know how to answer my question please please e-mail me at hyrule666@hotmail.com

 

[Splendidoyster]

I used to have this song by VNV Nation called "Honor". I'd play it when I dropped the first nuke, signaling the beginning of my global conquest(Which I did every game, I don't even know how to win the game in any other way lol )

 

[havoc242]

me i uselly listen to black sabbath or metallica maybe some slayer when kicking the crap out of the ai

 

[RegentMan]

I always have the music on. I enjoy hearing them over and over and I always shed a tear when the song comes on announcing the death of a civ.

Although my mom isn't too fond of one of the songs. She calls it the "wah wah" song.

 

[#1 Person]

I play it for nostalgia. Reminds me of my younger childhood

 

[The Last Conformist]

I've always found that sad, folksy tunes go well to wars of global conquest.