[Meta Thread] Dragonstrike's Pokerole Test Game: Mount Coronet Mystery

[Dragonstrike]

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*shrugs* I'm not against that nor for it, more like 'I am fine with this!~' I don't add tracks that often to posts of mine nor do I pay that much attention to any given tracks apart from listening to them once or twice before/during/after writing stuff up (UNLESS they have lyrics - I totally can't concentrate on writing while ALSO paying attention to lyrics simultaneously, and yes I pay a lot of attention to lyrics), but making an OST Thread is a nice idea indeed. Agreed!~

But if so, please please try to label the tracks more specifically/with more details or let other help or copypaste if a label is already given. Just as a kind advice, okay?

Examples and explanation why

In the Midst of a Brutal, Ancient Struggle, An Unfortunate Occurrence, Multifaceted Emotion, all from the Skull Ruins OST, to just name a few: Unless one has a really good memory or a massive amount of notes (which one can't expect player to have), it can be very hard to recall what scenery the track is meant for, and for a curious non-player it's near-impossible sometimes.

For example, I vividly remember that 'Multifaceted Emotion' was my track for Whimsicott's long-awaited evolution, but how shall someone who just wishes to listen to the OST ( = a non-player, a viewer, a reader) know that for sure? To fix that, I'd label the track something like 'The evolution of Shiva's closest Pokemon' or similar, that would say enough without being super-specific or wordy.

I hope that makes sense?

Noted, though the alternative title you suggested is a bit too on the nose and lengthy, imo.  It's a stylistic choice, however, and an OST's context will always be easier to understand for those familiar with the context of it regardless, no matter how descriptive your titles get.  (Plus, I don't want to spoil everything that happens with the titles I come up with)

I hear you on the lyrics part.  I much prefer non-lyrical tracks most of the time for background music since I don't have to focus on understand what the heck is being sung.  Nothing wrong with lyrical tracks, though!

Feel free to suggest titles if you post music tracks.