>playing W/J RPG
>music keeps getting better with every new area
name those games
Playing W/J RPG
Connor Reyes
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Brayden Wood
Gravity rush 2.
Mason Roberts
Octopath traveler
>Battle theme changes for each chapter
>Each one gets more hype
Christopher Thompson
Any JRPG really.
WRPGs generally tend to have very bland and forgettable soundtracks with maybe 1 or 2 memorable songs at best.
Owen Jones
>Play JRPG
>Overworld music is extremely fun, catchy and/or bombastic
>30% of the game happens inside caves with boring cave music
>The town you spend a lot of time doing town stuff has very expected town music
Grayson Cruz
Monster Girl Quest
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And if VN permitted, Umineko.
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Hunter Harris
>JRPG has amazing music
>decide to jump after playing for over 60 hours
>OST is ruined
Josiah Phillips
>game has only one normal battle theme for the entire 100 hour game
David Turner
I love Saika.
Luis Martinez
>music changes with day/night cycle
Say what you want about XC2, but the music is stellar.
Connor Lee
>8path
Man, the battle music by the end of the game is just too good
Levi Wright
Jack Thomas
Luis Adams
To be fair most JRPGs these days have pretty bland music too. At least compared to the better JRPG OSTs anyway.
Bentley Gomez
Dynamic music is a Xenoblade staple at this point
>Valak, Satorl and Eryth at night
>Noctilum at night, Sylvalum at any time
>Tantal, Uraya and Leftheria at night, Mor Ardain at day
Robert Mitchell
The awful overworld theme gets replace by the chad DQ3 theme. doesn't sound too good anyway
Hudson Rodriguez
Joseph Hill
5 and 2 have the best overworld themes.
Oliver Carter
The music in Xenoblade 2 was fucking phenomenal.
This might be one of the greatest snow level themes ever, and it captures the sharp, bitter painful feeling of ice better than most levels that just opt for jolly christmas music or 'comfy' atmospheric music written by people who unironically believe the cold is anything comfy.
>that drop at 1:29
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Nathaniel Cox
Final Fantasy 8
Mass Effect 2
Witcher 3
Asher Gonzalez
Nips know their snow.
Carter Gutierrez
Every Xenoblade game's music actually peaks at the halfway point or so (Valak, Tantal and Sylvalum respectively)
Cameron Sanchez
Yeah. We only remember the good jrpg osts, but there's a ton of trash jrpgs out there with bland music
Jace Stewart
Should really have made the flight pack activate by pressing jump in mid-air, that plus the field and flight themes not restarting from scratch each transition but continuing where it left of would have fixed everything
Jaxson Russell
Even low budget and mediocre JRPGs can have good music.
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Adrian Davis
>music keeps getting better with every game in the trilogy
David Ortiz
Deus Ex and Vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines had fantastic soundtracks. Witcher 3's a good recent example of an excellent WRPG soundtrack. That said it is unfortunately rare compared to good JRPG soundtracks.
Shin Megami Tensei. Pretty much every Atlus RPG counts but SMT especially.
Lucas Moore
This wouldn't be so bad if it didn't fucking LOOP every time you started flying again. Those first three notes will be stuck in my head for eternity.
Adrian Hughes
Sylvalum and Tantal are way past the halfway point. And Valak isn't the best track in Xenoblade 1.
Charles Price
DUN DUN DUN DUNDUN DUDUDUN
Jeremiah Barnes
>Here's your jazz battle theme bro
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>Here's your atmospheric electronic jazz battle theme bro
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Isaac Flores
The music peaked in Crossbell, Sen's tracks are still nice though. Kinda like how Ys' music was at it's best with Seven. Nayuta's soundtrack is phenomenal too.
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Caleb Ward
Tantal is amazing.