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Well, it has been a while since I submitted anything and I have noticed my submissions per year have lessened even more. Up until recently I've had a sort of 'writer's block' but with music...but I managed to turn this out, and it was inspired by some roleplay that took place on a Neverwinter Nights server.

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Score: 10

"Aaaah"

by: Renshi

date: August 12, 2008

I wish I could actually make music, I tried it and failed. You sort of captured one of the feels from a song I wanted to make a long time ago, but I could never get on it. Although, a reason for me saying that just might be the fact that I roleplay as well, recently i've been rolepalying in Neverwinter in fact. I believe I visited Three Kingdoms once... Wasn't it a server some years ago that had like 90 people per day on it or something? :x

Nice song, by the way, as I already stated by your capturing the tone that I wanted to capture once D:

Except for the electronical sounds.

August 18, 2008

Author's Response:

Thank you :) I didn't really want to smother it with electronica but my collection of string instruments and other orchestral samples is lacking.

As for The Three Kingdoms, I don't think it ever had 90 players, but it sure was popular at one point, so much in fact that it often overflowed with several players queueing up to get on. lol

Anywho, thanks for the review & score :)

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