I agree with this, it needs to be fixed. Spearhead has an iconic soundtrack that you associate with a good map and down to the wire game. Now you hear the drums jammin out to a broken highway bridge in Doha. It looses the dopamines production it invoked.
I went the superior route and turned it off all together. lol
Glad the solution is that simple for you. No music in a game for me is like sugar free cheerios.
In 2042 it's like Operation metro playing over the siege of Shanghai loading screen and i equate it to heavy metal playing on a victorian era movie.
It's all out of place. Hence "disorganized"
In their defense their still playing catchup on all the bugs. Not in their defense, the game never should have been released with so many issues.
@xVulture wrote:I went the superior route and turned it off all together. lol
yep, exactly. After the initial sound of two steel whales rubbing against each other, I muted the music for the game (took about 10 seconds after launch). First/only BF game I've ever done that for. Most games I leave music on unless it is insanely repetitive/bad.
On the contrary I like the music in this game. I actually set my music package back to game launch. "It's asymmetrical music." To me it works specifically for this semi futuristic setting. It's a refreshing difference from the same old, same old.
Maybe year one 2042 it can get repetitive but we got other maps now with portal maps in the Conquest rotation with 2 more maps on the way. That's a 7 (vanilla maps) to 10 (seasonal + portal maps) ratio. I'd call that a fine balance.
Now don't misconstrue what I'm saying because BF1 still has my favorite score. Now if we want to roast 2042s battlefield theme then I'm right there with you.
