Thanks, Serris!
i don't suppose there will ever be any lyrics in any of the music for the game?
I've actually always found lyrics distracting for video game music, especially when it's designed to create a wide or vast atmosphere and a mood, rather than just something to have in the background.
In many games where music with lyrics are featured, the world's mood can be made more immersive by using such music. Racing games and games such as Grand Theft Auto are good examples. When a player is driving, they can listen to lyrics without being distracted from the game itself. They can even add more energy if the right songs are chosen.
In an adventure game, however, I'd like to keep the player in the mood of the wide world around them, rather than get into listening to the poetry in the song that's playing. I've always found this to be more effective using well-written instrumental music than relying on lyrics.
Plus, you probably don't want me singing in a bunch of the music in the game.
