Change music

[lutomboy]

When playing Lunar do you mute the TV so you can lessen to your own music like Rock, classical exedra
I normally beat the game the first time then I will mute the TV then I will just play my own sound track mostly classic rock or hard rock
Do you do the same

[DezoPenguin]

Nope. There are games where I do this (I can't play anything from Expose's self-titled album without immediately thinking of Phantasy Star III due to one epic eight-hour gaming session on the day I got the CD for that precise reason), but Lunar isn't one of them. Except I have been known to mute the TV and slip on something during that awful WHOMP-WHOMP-WHOMP Dragon Cave music that Iwadare just will not let die.

[Sonic#]

It's "listen." ^_^

I don't for RPGs, because I always find the music great to listen to. But I will definitely do this for some strategy games (generic music) and a lot of sports or racing games (unoriginal music, so I may as well listen to my own stuff).

[Werefrog]

Yeah, I don't change music for RPGs either. It would completely ruin the atmosphere for me.

[meg]

i don't, unless the soundtrack is oppressive. phantast star 3's soundtrack is, so when i first played it, back in high school, i ran the radio.

now the sounds that were popular at the time invariably remind me of chilling in my room in high school, playing phantasy star.

[ilovemyguitar]

I've never been one to put my own music on when playing a game, especially Lunar (which has the best soundtrack I've ever heard in a game so far).

[BattleMedic]

In RPGs or action games, I don't unless I have to grind battle to earn a little extra money/experience, or I was stuck on a certain part. You know, to save my sanity.