I dont have any music in GW. Strange, maybe my cpu is censoring.

The music during the main menu and u-boat office screens. I do like no music while at sea though. Hard to hear where that destroyer is otherwise! :)

Not this copyright issue AGAIN!!!!!! If people are so damned worried about it, then I suggest DON'T use mods, DON'T change ANY aspect of the stock game and DON'T bother buying ANY type of game 'cos as sure as hell there will be some element of copyright issues involved. If you listen to a sound track on your computer via the web, isn't that a breach of copyright seeing that it wasn't purchased?????

As far as I'm concerned, nothing is breached as no profit is gained from it. Perhaps start looking at mods that you do have to pay for Hmmmm!!! :nope:

This is my opinion to it all. :down:

Just a little update here. I purchased the soundtrack to the movie "plunkett & macleane" and recieved it yesterday. The opening music used in GW is the title "Hanging" on the CD. I love this music and thought it was part of some classical opus but it isn't.

Anyway, it's an excellent choice to the mod's movie played in the beginning.

scrapser

With all due respect, why would we buy their product when we get it for free with your mod?

Latest trick from the music industry:rotfl:.

If you've watched my NorOps trailer, you've gotten a hint at my policy ("music sampled from [...] Oblivion, legally owned by the maker of the movie"): Using retail music, movie scenes and so on is fine as long as you've paid for them. If you illegally download an MP3 and use it in your work, then that's wrong in my eyes. If you legally buy it, fine by me.

Sounds fair to me: You use their product, they're paid for it.