Classical music suite 2

Why do we always associate classical music (or anything before the year 1900, let’s be honest) with snobby Englishmen? Most of the most famous stuff is German, Austrian, or Italian. Opera especially, as they were in competition with each other. Perhaps it’s because German sounds too angry to be sophisticated? Or maybe because we like to forget Austria even exists? Or maybe it’s simply because making fun of posh British people is both easy and funny?

Track list:

• []"Symphony no. 5" Ludwig van Beethoven. (Ship intro)

  []"Pines of Rome: III. Pines of Janiculum" Otto Respighi. (Character intro, ship ambient 1)

  []"Afro American Symphony: IV. Aspiration" William Grant Still. (FTL warps, orbital thrusters)

  []"Waltz from Swan Lake" Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. (Ship music 2, Hellpod)

  []"Swan Lake Op. 20, Act 1 No. 8" Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. (Descent, pod landing)

  []"William Tell Overture" Gioachino Rossini. (Extraction)

  []"Firebird suite" Igor Stravinsky. (XP screen, ramp)

  []"Adagio for strings" Samuel Barber. (Mission failed)<Not in the video>

• "Rigoletto, Act III: La donna e mobile" Gieuseppe Verdi. (Spectating teammate after you die)

  Source playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLHYPRZoIPVXNlozxtam-Bnczm-gpRx5C6&si=-FuG3_qPUc4sZEWa

  Rigoletto as a spectating screen may seem out of place at first, but it has its place. If your teammates (or you) bleed the team so dry that you'd actually be hearing this song for more than 10 seconds, you deserve to have your immersion broken.

  Makeup gains (for me or for reverse engineering)

  char intro +10

  ship music +3

  pod entry +10

  drop select +10

  transition +10

  gear select +12

  descent +10

  pod landing +10

  extraction +10

  xp screen +10