Of Myths & Monsters (Total War Saga: Troy Soundtrack)
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- A battle theme. All credit goes to Jamie Christopherson, Tim Wynn, Richard Beddow, and all other composers and musicians who created this wonderful soundtrack.
Audio Director & Composer: Richard Beddow
Composers: Jamie Christopherson, Tim Wynn
Senior Music Designer: Jack Melham
Associate Music Designer: Francesca Sartori
Music Editors: Jerome Watson, Luke French
Arrangers: Tim Perrine, Jordan Rees
Duduk, rabab, lauto, ney: Dirk Campbell
Electric cello: Matt Constantine
Duduk, bansuri, floyrea, bass flute: Sandro Friedrich
Percussion: David Oliver, Guy Schalom, Marvin Bounds Gordy
Saz, lyre, cumbus, oud: Glenn Sharp
Electric kamaan: Loga Ramin Torkian
Bulgarian ethnic choir: Vanya Moneva
’ll never forget when I was playing as Ithaka besieging a city in the mid game, my army of light armored skirmishes and warriors were not really made for prolonged slodgeds an the enemy had reacted faster than I had expected to my diversionary assaults on the the southeastern gate most of my troops were wavering or routing, I had managed a breakthrough and some of my veteran troops were about to take the city square, but we needed time, the enemy focused on hunting down my fleeing troops, I had been so busy microing the eastern gate I had not realized most of the army had been fully routed in the north, the enemy units were trying to chase my troops out of the city gates and then among the hordes of fleeing men I see my recently recruited Minotaur emerge like in a goddam movie, before charging and holding off the entire enemy flak by himself as they funneled into the city gate. By the time Odysseus’s and a few reinforced had arrive to aid the absolute madlad had decimated two unit of spearmen and was still holding.
The Minotaur bought enough time for the fleeing troops in the north to rally and with them they held the last few moments until the square was captured. And by the end of the battle with a sliver of HP left and caked in blood the mother fucking Minotaur was still standing. And this was playing on truth behind the myth man, What an absolute legend
I need some more of that 300-inspired guitar + eastern wind instruments combo
go look up total war arena's soundtrack
That bull headed fighter looks menacing af
it's an ingame "minotaur"
Electric guitars(?) is something I never expected to hear in Total War, and not something I knew I needed... But I absolutely love it, it's amazing!
Richard Beddow making another "eastern sounding" battle theme and just be like... "You know what this needs? Guitar riffs."
This sounds very good. I enjoyed his work in Attila already
@@bogdan3386 Oh yeah, he's really improved greatly since he came on to compose for Total WAr.
@@theodosiagayton8789 Agreed!
As much as I liked Jeff Van Dyk's THUNKA THUNKA soundtracks I gotta say I really dig this soundtrack as well as Attila's. My only problem is that themes aren't as "defined" as, say, the ones in Rome 1 TW, where you can really tell them apart. In this case they all sort of blend together, same with Attila's.
Im actually not annoyed by their approach of mythological units. I think its fine
GODLIKE POWEEEEEEEEEER
It's very ironic how this game had guitars, but the demonic hordes of hell in Warhammer "3" does not feature guitars of any kind
Who is the creator (author) of this? Reminds me 300 Spartans and Mad Max ...
The soundtrack is composed by Tim Wynn, Jamie Christopherson, and Richard Beddow
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Can't find this on the original soundtrack, have listened to all of it. Anyone know if I'm just missing it?
the only thing I hate about this game, is unit morale
The one thing I don't hate is your profile picture, brother.