Originally Posted by
LegioXXXUlpiaVictrix
Really cool! Did you cut together different pieces or did you do it from scratch, composing and everything? That could be the intro movie and menu movie music. If you know any good program for cutting large mp3:s or anything for composing (I had one such program for a Mac once, but haven't found any for PC yet, despite much searching) and synthesizing the audio and converting it to mp3, I could upload some of my own ideas too.
And yeah, the intro movie idea sounds cool too.
I must admit I've also done some planning of my own. I had in mind an army walking through terrain, with slow and calm, but still dark, music. Then an enemy army is spotted on a hill, through the trees of a small forest the army marches through. The music gets more violent, and the army starts to march quicker and quicker towards the army, to attack.
While the army is marching, the music gets more dramatic, and we see a shot of the lower parts of the legs of some unknown horses gallopping through a forest. Then the view switches between the marching army and the horses, with shorter and shorter shots of each of them. The two armies I mentioned first then meet and clash together, still switching back and forth between the horses and the two armies, with shorter and shorter shots. Every time the view is switched to the horses, the camera moves upwards, showing more and more of the horses, until finally, we switch back to the main battle, and how the horses ride straight into the battle, and rout the army we first saw. Then there'd be zoomings of meleé ending in the army routing and the ground being littered with corpses and a few remaining troops running away. The fighting should be cut shorter than a real battle, just for a few seconds, then the music would dramatically mark the end of the battle by showing several still pictures of the dead on the ground, then go black.
Perhaps Vikings vs French would be a good faction choice for the fight, or perhaps it should be Saxons vs Danes, with the French and Danes, respectively, being the winners. Any thoughts?
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