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Replacement for the area and battle music of the Peragus Mining Station
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SPOOKY PERAGUS MUSIC
Description:
The Peragus is one of my favorite beginning segments to a video game ever. The whole thing is honestly something out of a horror movie but I didn't feel like the default music potrayed that at all. I wanted to maximize the spook factor, so I took music from another favorite game of mine (Mass Effect 2) and messed with it a little to make replacement tracks for the normal area music (outside of combat), the combat music, and the victory music (the short little track that bridges the combat music back into the normal area music). It's not perfect, and I may go back and make adjustments at some time for smoother loops and whatnot, but it works me just fine for now.
Installation:SPOOKY PERAGUS MUSIC
Description:
The Peragus is one of my favorite beginning segments to a video game ever. The whole thing is honestly something out of a horror movie but I didn't feel like the default music potrayed that at all. I wanted to maximize the spook factor, so I took music from another favorite game of mine (Mass Effect 2) and messed with it a little to make replacement tracks for the normal area music (outside of combat), the combat music, and the victory music (the short little track that bridges the combat music back into the normal area music). It's not perfect, and I may go back and make adjustments at some time for smoother loops and whatnot, but it works me just fine for now.
Find your KOTOR 2 install directory. In the "StreamMusic" folder find these three files:
- mus_a_100.wav
- mus_bat_100.wav
- mus_sbat_100.wav
Uninstallation:
Move the original files back into the StreamMusic folder and replace the modded files.
Permissions:
Don't upload this mod anywhere else without my permission
Special Thanks:
Bioware, Obsidian, LucasArts for creating the amazing KOTOR games.
Snigaroo and Ebmar from the KOTOR subreddit and Deadlystream forums for helping me figure out how to do this in the first place
JCarter426 for their copious amount of work but specifically for the Sith Codec tool which made making this mod super simple.