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In AC3, I prefered the snow in the cities. The resulting scenery, especially from view points, always reminded me of something, but I'm not sure what. | In AC3, I prefered the snow in the cities. The resulting scenery, especially from view points, always reminded me of something, but I'm not sure what. | ||
Anyway, that was the only time in | Anyway, that was the only time in AC3 when I felt that the lack of atmospheric music actually created ''more'' atmosphere. | ||
The cold, bitter silence of the 18th Century New England Winters always seemed to fill me with a sense of...longing. For what, I'm afraid I do not know. | The cold, bitter silence of the 18th Century New England Winters always seemed to fill me with a sense of...longing. For what, I'm afraid I do not know. | ||
...I feel writing a fanon, now... | ...I feel writing a fanon, now... | ||
Latest revision as of 01:10, 10 July 2026
In AC3, I prefered the snow in the cities. The resulting scenery, especially from view points, always reminded me of something, but I'm not sure what.
Anyway, that was the only time in AC3 when I felt that the lack of atmospheric music actually created more atmosphere.
The cold, bitter silence of the 18th Century New England Winters always seemed to fill me with a sense of...longing. For what, I'm afraid I do not know.
...I feel writing a fanon, now...