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• Paul

  

  Leader
   

  September 10, 2015

  Well,either way, you're doing a good job here...

  Well,either way, you're doing a good job here...
• Karver the Lorc

  

  Member
   

  September 10, 2015

  Thanks, Paul. Doing my best :)

  Thanks, Paul. Doing my best :)
• Karver the Lorc

  

  Member
   

  September 10, 2015

  Voice Acting Sneak Peak from September this year!

  Rasha

  Baladas

  Eldafire

  Also few words about Combat Music

  One of the less visible areas of Skywind is the music, simply because it is closer to completion than the rest of the project. The soundtrack for Skywind was composed some time ago, so there is little progress to report. We have been at somewhat of a standstill for quite a while, because we needed to work out the concept for the next step - combat music.

  Now, however, the music department has resumed progress, and combat music is finally in the works. For every combat piece, there is a main track and a finale track. The first is initiated when the player engages in combat, and when combat ends the finale will play and then transition over to the atmospheric music, similar to how it worked when fighting dragons in Skyrim. So, while you are being savagely torn apart by 20 Cliff Racers, this music will be playing in the background.

  So what do you think? I am quite satisfied with the Voice Acting, certainly better than Oblivion.

  Voice Acting Sneak Peak from September this year!

  Rasha

  Baladas

  Eldafire

  Also few words about Combat Music

  One of the less visible areas of Skywind is the music, simply because it is closer to completion than the rest of the project. The soundtrack for Skywind was composed some time ago, so there is little progress to report. We have been at somewhat of a standstill for quite a while, because we needed to work out the concept for the next step - combat music.

  Now, however, the music department has resumed progress, and combat music is finally in the works. For every combat piece, there is a main track and a finale track. The first is initiated when the player engages in combat, and when combat ends the finale will play and then transition over to the atmospheric music, similar to how it worked when fighting dragons in Skyrim. So, while you are being savagely torn apart by 20 Cliff Racers, this music will be playing in the background.

  So what do you think? I am quite satisfied with the Voice Acting, certainly better than Oblivion.

• Karver the Lorc

  

  Member
   

  September 10, 2015

  Just few minutes ago was posted new Skywind Soundtrack. And it´s amazing!

  Skywind Official Soundtrack: Ash and Fire

  Just few minutes ago was posted new Skywind Soundtrack. And it´s amazing!

  Skywind Official Soundtrack: Ash and Fire

• Veloth the Prophet

  

  Member
   

  September 10, 2015

  The soundtrack will be amazing, the song on my profile is on it!

  The soundtrack will be amazing, the song on my profile is on it!

• Karver the Lorc

  

  Member
   

  September 16, 2015

  New Coastal clutter assets. What do you think?

  

  New Coastal clutter assets. What do you think?

  

• Golden Fool

  

  Member
   

  September 16, 2015

  Those are some nice barrels 

  Those are some nice barrels 

• Karver the Lorc

  

  Member
   

  September 16, 2015

  This is serious stuff, Goldie! Don't make fun of that. Hm. But these are really some nice barrels xD

  This is serious stuff, Goldie! Don't make fun of that. Hm. But these are really some nice barrels xD
• Veloth the Prophet

  

  Member
   

  September 16, 2015

  Those things freaked me out for a second because they looked like some from the Blair Witch Project.

  Those things freaked me out for a second because they looked like some from the Blair Witch Project.

• Golden Fool

  

  Member
   

  September 16, 2015

  I was being serious, whenever I see the meshes added to barrels by SMIM I'm always struck by awe, and it's the same here 

  I was being serious, whenever I see the meshes added to barrels by SMIM I'm always struck by awe, and it's the same here