Why do nerds and autists cream their pants offer vidya music? Most of it is pretty bland compared to contemporary artists and looping can make some songs fucking annoying.
Why do nerds and autists cream their pants offer vidya music...
Levi Jackson
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Carter Diaz
Some people like vidya. Some of those same people also like music.
People like stuff more when it intersects more of their "worlds". It's simple, but powerful. I get it, and I hope you can understand as well.
Anthony Scott
Nostalgia, mostly. If there's a game you really like, listening to the music can help you relive the moment. One of the symptoms of autism is getting really obsessed over something, whether it be a series of games or anime, a subject (math, science, ect.), or something else. Part of "bringing the game into your everyday life" would be to listen to the music from the game. Another thing is that autists often have a hard time making relationships with other people. They often have no friends, no gf, family members who hate them, ect, because they are impaired socially. They still long for this social connection with another person, so they get attached to characters in their games and animes and shit, as if they're their friends. Listening to music from those games, then, can bring back memories of being with their "friends" even after having played the game.
Joshua Wood
What do you mean by “worlds”?
Austin Flores
That makes no sense. Those autists only listen to shits like anime theme songs and vidya bgms. There's nothing powerful about shitty poppy music for nerds.
Chase Parker
because a lot of it is just genuinely better than monotone z-list literally who rappers
Owen Richardson
And most of it is a lot worse than everyone else
Carter Ramirez
>why do nerds and autists do x
Gee I fucking wonder why
Asher Hernandez
t. hasn't listened to a single good video game soundtrack
i would post something but i know you won't enjoy it no matter what, because it's from a game
Easton Ortiz
yes but you see the important thing here is that rappers are bland
Jordan Thomas
Some of it is extremely well composed (although I wouldn't describe most of it that way). And maybe it's a genre that people aren't otherwise very familiar with.
you're retarded though
Camden Murphy
um, nostalgia?
Camden Gray
Even if you did it's probably gonna be some overrated crap like Persona
Lincoln Sanders
suck my dick bitch
Luke Gray
That is a good fact
Dominic Cox
it gives the plebian mind an instant and accessible point of emotional attachment to a piece "oh this is what it sounds like when X did Y" so they don't have to use their imagination and listen critically
Jose Sanchez
when have you used your imagination or done anything creative ever?
Sebastian Sanders
Because they associate it with the game.
Luke Lee
I think it’s really like a lot of people are sated with a certain amount of art and if you play a lot of video games hearing that soundtrack you enjoy might be as much music as you need that day regardless of whether there’s music you might enjoy more available
Owen Harris
when I listen to burzum and have normie killing power fantasies
Liam Lewis
It's just more music user
Parker Bell
it's too bad you can't buy yourself some talent.
Matthew Wright
Cause some of it's good and it's easy to listen to in the background while I browse
Matthew Barnes
unironically this
some jap vidya music is very good
Jayden Morris
Sorry you got fucking shat on and I made you rage quit pussy. Everyone plays COD. Successful people do. Guys who get sex do. I'm better than all of them and fucking make them look like fools every time I play them. I legitimately impress people with how fast my fingers are. If you saw me in action you'd be in awe of the sheer kinetic movement and coordination I'm exhibiting. It's comparable to an artist honing his craft when I'm on the joysticks. Gaming isn't just a fun hobby for me, it was there when no one else was, it spoke to me and it is what makes my life fulfilled. Gaming is an art, a passion, a lifestyle, and you wouldn't understand unless you spent hours with your brothers in arms competing against squads of players in simulated brutal combat. It's camraderie and teamwork and unity. We're up 18 hours a day just practicing, developing strategy, studying the map and tendencies of the opponents, it's just like any other sport. Pro gaming was the most fun I ever had in my life, and you ignorant fucks need to just stop shitting on video games when I know you all play them
Aaron Price
but there's usually better non-vidya music of the same genre if you know what to look for
the only exception is metal-ish stuff like boss music; that tends to sound dumb as fuck when played by an actual band
Nolan Green
COUGH
Brayden Gutierrez
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Cooper Moore
lol
Mason Jenkins
Only vidya OST I like are the ones with real music. Like the sports games.
Jeremiah Jackson
I just downloaded all the nintendo soundtracks because of your shitty thread OP
Adam Green
>only real music is lyrical music
I guess you think music started in 1910
Nolan Jenkins
did you cream your pants nerd?
Cameron Gomez
>music fits tone of game
>nerds cream over it and call it masterpiece
Not much science
Owen Cruz
I filled 847 industrial size condoms to be precise
Wait, no, now 873
Connor Taylor
I'm getting sick of the same lyrics but rearranged differently and beats and rythms that for some reason make me want to count to 4 or some multiple of 4. And lots of video games have some good metal covers or whatever instrument cover.
James Gray
>but there's usually better non-vidya music of the same genre if you know what to look for
Name better acid house than the Streets of Rage 2 sountrack.
(you can't because you'd be wrong)
Jackson Jones
>video game music can never be patri-
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Nicholas Jones
there's a few vidya osts that are legit good albums in their genres, the rest is still fun but nothing special
Henry Perez
overrated != not good
Blake Thomas
Post lyrical vidya music nerds
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Dominic Reed
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Easton Turner
The soundtrack to the Robocop Gameboy game was fucking sweet.
Caleb Garcia
I don't know any besides the Persona series and maybe a couple more. It's mostly all instrumental sheeit up in here *muh brain*
Grayson Scott
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Turn up de bass
Jace Gutierrez
>lyrical music started in 1910
wut
Landon Nguyen
I think you should kill yourself, Dilbert.
Justin Gray
>not recognising the genius that is Tim Follin
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Jason Anderson
Christopher Morales
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Jacob Lewis
context of the story of a game they played through means there absolutely is something powerful about it
also fuck you
Easton Bell
Bramble Blast is pure art made even more beautiful when you realize the limits of the system they were composing for
Logan Rivera
>that makes no sense
>calls others autists
Literal retard.
Juan Evans
unironically one of the best djent albums
Brody Carter
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faggot
Brayden Myers
Fuck you OP, tell me this is bad
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Juan Reed
In A Snow-Bound Land is the best vidya song.
Logan Martinez
808 State - 90
Actual dance music > Poorly made dance music from video games for children
James Thompson
>Name better acid house than the Streets of Rage 2 sountrack.
the stuff it ripped-off
Juan Fisher
Their interests
Josiah Bennett
It's really no different than being into film scores if you think about it, serves the same function in establishing mood, etc. Actually, OP I think the real autist is you!
Dylan Brown
This fucking FM chip
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Brody Smith
>(you can't because it doesn't cater to my manchild nostalgia)
ftfy
Joshua Martin
Nice copypasta but cod is shit
Brayden Johnson
Op is a very bad shitposter and a troll. You should drop that act already, dumbfuck
Jaxson Davis
Is this the videogame music thread
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Gavin Morris
Still goes hard
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Jeremiah Barnes
This is hitting a little too close to home, user.
Austin Martinez
some games (mainly japanese ones) have really good music. it's not that hard to imagine when there are so many games.
Cameron Gomez
this is awesome never heard it before
Nolan Nelson
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Bitches check that chord progression and weep
Ryan Wood
same reason people cream their pants over any other kind of soundtrack. they associate it with good times. a lot of nostalgia goggles.
On that note, why do video game covers always sound so fucking bland, flat, and corny? and its ALWAYS the metal covers.
Wyatt Cooper
Some of its good. Some of its bad. Maybe it's nostalgia, maybe not. Who cares? If you like it, good for you. If you don't, why shit on it?
Xavier Howard
bramble blast is actually the best piece of video game music. Donkey Kong has the best video game music no question
Camden Harris
the streets of rage stuff is great, but it's not really better than R&S records
Lucas Parker
the thing that makes game music often not so great is that the composers are too pressed for time; if you're given 6 weeks to write 90 pieces of music, they're not all going to be masterpieces. it's kind of more like TV or commercial music in that sense
Jose Bennett
Oh shit that Chaos theory song is fucking great