Docm30 said:Densetsu said:It doesn't have to be historically accurate music.
I was watching Chariots of Fire recently and thought to myself "hmm, electronic synth pop wasn't invented in the 1920s, this is a travesty!".
I don't care about it being historically inaccurate. I care about it being both historically inaccurate and out of place. Rimsky-Korsakov describes the clarinet as "pliable and expressive, suitable, in the major, to melodies of a joyful or contemplative character, or outbursts of mirth; in the minor, to sad and reflective melodies..." It's the brass and percussion that are used to express threat, violence and action; themes which I think are a little more suited to a game about hacking your fellow man to death.
There is always the option to mute the music & play your own in the background.