Originally posted by Cockpuncher:

The best option is to play with no music or with very quiet music. Listening to sound cues like howling wolves or laughing goblins can save your life.

If you don't mind dying by listening to the music - listen whatever you like ;).

well ones i got hit by a goblin with a spear that had one star left me with 1 hp i freakd out cause how lucky i was back then XD

Nah fam, the music in Valheim is already seriously top notch and fits the various biomes beautifully. Meadows is my fav. String music is just so relaxing.

I'm also one of those people who thinks Skyrim is an over-rated meh game with a bland color pallet pushed along more by it's many memes then any real gameplay value. So grain of salt with my not wanting it's music over what we have :P

i don't see how anyone could change your opinion of the Skyrim OST short of composing something you would like more. So feel free to lobby Iron Gate Studios to make the change.

Hint: Iron Gate will probably be much more receptive if you pay any licensing fees/royalties involved.

The score of this game is a masterwork. Your opinion is correct within your own mind but when faced with facts you are but a deluded fool.

What is OST?

Skyrim is arguably the best game released in the last decade. I have finished it 5 times on 2 different systems and can't wait for Elder Scroll VI if Bethesda can get their head out of their asses and release it.

So if you Valheim needs something Skyrim has, I am with you even if I don't know what it is :)

OST is Original Soundtrack. Skyrim's is excellent but the guy who wrote it is not excellent.

Originally posted by Silverholic:

What is OST?

Skyrim is arguably the best game released in the last decade.

Frightening thought. In 4 months, it's a decade old.

#Feelingold

nice try todd but i'm not buying skyrim again

Yes. I too love the sound of chipmunk dragonborns vomiting in unison. It is most calming whilst I cook the meat at night, and is not the vision of some Sheogorathian nightmare.

Changed.

You can always run a youtube Full Ost in the background, so ... feel free to do so. Or just get your own playlist. :)

The best option is to play with no music or with very quiet music. Listening to sound cues like howling wolves or laughing goblins can save your life.

If you don't mind dying by listening to the music - listen whatever you like ;).