I still think this track is the perfect representation of World War 2. Sure, it doesn't capture the horror of it but it captures the heroism of those that served perfectly.
I still think this track is the perfect representation of World War 2. Sure, it doesn't capture the horror of it but it captures the heroism of those that served perfectly.
Drop a brick on a guy's foot? A chuckle. Accidentally get a cut with a knife? An angry 'ah fuck'. Play this? Full on tears with admitted "I've never been so proud to cry". If you've ever wanted to see a room full of men 30+ tear up, all you have to do is play this.
this was the second game i ever bought for myself for pc. from wal mart in the pc gaming section when i was a smol lad. i bought this and age of empires 2 with no idea what either were at the time. I had been playing computer games (mostly browser games and older stuff like myst that my dad had. ) but this was one of the first games i ever bought for myself. sad to see the franchise where it is now, but dice was a very prominent part of my childhood and i'll always remember the good times
i *STILL* get goosebumps listening to this (even without the soundeffects and intro vid.), it's just so damn epic ! That bit around 50 seconds in where it picks up, wow
Just like pirates of the caribean soundtrack is the most amazing one amongst movie soundtracks, this is the number one within computer game soundtracks. It is just not as popular as the other, but in my opinion comparably amazing!
For us Battlefield veterans the sound effects will always be audible. The sound of tanks moving down the street, planes strafing their targets, air raid sirens, bullets firing, Katyusha rocket barrages, and even the worst sound of all: Our brothers screaming as they slowly die.
20 years... Dear God. I still remember everything single detail, from getting the game, installing, opening, starting the match, el alamein, waken island...
