Pwi Music

I find the Music relaxing. They should never put Rock, Metal, Or Hip-Hop, because it doesn't seem right to fit the descriptions of PW. Now they should find more Music like the ones now, so they don't get boring to the Users.

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I love the Current Chinese traditional Music,

I think they should just add more, With the Bamboo Flute and specially the Guqin Which is what you mostly hear in Chinese films, a great instrument

I like the music inside the instances :O
Maybe they could enhance the music around the mob areas in different places around cities where you go kill mobs for quests.

If you want to change the music, you can easily do that by opening your element folder and replacing the mp3 files with one of your own (obviously rename the mp3 file so it's under the same name as the original) then the game will play your song instead of pwi's.

Elyiawatson - Sanctuary wrote: »

If you want to change the music, you can easily do that by opening your element folder and replacing the mp3 files with one of your own (obviously rename the mp3 file so it's under the same name as the original) then the game will play your song instead of pwi's.

Can anyone verify that this actually works?!?! (And doesn't violate the TOS)

If so, I'm gonna get me some Requiem for a Dream in the TW instance b:dirty

As you might be able to tell by my character name (b:chuckle),
I think that the music in this game is absolutely superb. It's a game set in ancient China so having traditional Chinese folk music just works. Also, I find that the music fits the in-game environment in terms of the "natural scenery." It's very relaxing, like a lot of people have said, and adds to the feeling of the game.

That said, a lot of people are confused by/not familiar with/simply don't like traditional Chinese music. There's a feature called PWI Radio. I've never used it (because I like the music so much), so I don't even know if it's implemented, but apparently it plays modern music and stuff.

i think it breaks the ToS if you changed that...
so be warned

Zhangjunyi - Sanctuary wrote: »

As you might be able to tell by my character name (b:chuckle),
I think that the music in this game is absolutely superb. It's a game set in ancient China so having traditional Chinese folk music just works. Also, I find that the music fits the in-game environment in terms of the "natural scenery." It's very relaxing, like a lot of people have said, and adds to the feeling of the game.

That said, a lot of people are confused by/not familiar with/simply don't like traditional Chinese music. There's a feature called PWI Radio. I've never used it (because I like the music so much), so I don't even know if it's implemented, but apparently it plays modern music and stuff.

+1

The only gripe I have with it is that there's no battle music. I usually put mine in the background (make no mistake, it's soundtrack battle music, I'm a soundtrack fanatic b:cute).

Modifying any game files violates the ToS, this includes renaming the mp3's (the few that are actually accessible anyways, for the rest you'd need some sort of decompressor to get into, modify, then recompress the resource files) aaand the launcher would likely pick up on, or the client would, any file with a different crc and/or hash then the original game files.. i know back in the day you used to be able to drop your own mp3's into the folder and it worked but not any more far as i know, so i have a few simple easy steps for you that doesnt violate the tos in any way but lets you have your own game music

Step 1: Purchase if you dont already own, a keyboard with media control keys and/or programmable keys
Step 2: load up your favorite media/mp3 player program and set up a nice playlist of about 10 or so songs specifically for game and save the list
Step 3: Create a simple little batch file that first loads the music player with the playlist, then loads the game client or launcher, save the batch to the desktop
Step 4: Run the batch, you should now be in game with your own music playing in the background (might want to turn off in-game music btw), use the media keys (assuming they're supported by the player) to switch tracks

Alternatively, if you can program the functions of some of the keys on your keyboard (in my case, an HP media keyboard with programmable keys down the side for mail, search, browser, help, etc) and set them to play a specific mp3 in your player of choice, ie: play the ff7 boss battle music (on repeat of course) while running TT, and just hit the keys to change tunes.

For my WQ i have a playlist set with about 15 entertaining/upbeat songs to keep me from nodding off, the MK anthem/music from the movie for when i'm out farming on my sin, etc, all set up on hotkeys (not like i actually use those keys for much else anyways)

I dont forsee pwi adding/changing the ingame music any time soon, pwi DID have "radio" for a while with some decent music but that didnt last (no idea why) so you're best off to come up with your own way of havin your own music in game.

Btw, if you dont have programmable keys, create shortcuts to playlists on your desktop then go look in the properties for those shortcuts, you'll notice a "hotkey" box you can put a ctrl/shift/alt key combo into to trigger them.