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TRANSFORMICE MUSIC UPDATE

It's constant background noise and it's far too much to fixate on at once. I don't need sound whenever someone dies, presses an emoji, goes into the hole, when I'm running, etc. None of these sounds (OR the new music) fit the theme of transformice as a whole (let alone the bare minimum version of it, with no grounds or emotes) which is a simple platformer with no exploration or adventure involved.Īs someone with ADHD and sensory problems, it is very difficult to focus with so much sound going on at once. To get the least lag possible, I play without these unnecessary "pretty" things. I am a minimalist mode + particle effects OFF player These sounds have been engraved into my mind since I was 12 years old. Like a normal person, I play whenever I hear the "ding" at the start of a new round, get cheese with my familiar "whoof" sound, and receive cheese with my normal "ding-ding" sound. I don't play with tfm the window up the entire time My personal opinions on the new sounds/Why I dislike this massive change without forwarning I agree with you in parts, but for the racers and bootcampers as you said they can still use this setting only for hear when the map start

Or, let's be honest, ever.Įdit: I've also seen many people being disappointed on various rooms and on PL chat.

TRANSFORMICE MUSIC UPDATE

There is no point of that, we won't get a big, important update any soon. I'm not going to once again get angry about A801 staff making useless and/or poorly made updates with no consultations, no announcements and no sense. My personal opinion is that a good soundbank could make this game much, much better and involving, but this one is. It may be just me, but I think current shaman summoning sound and walking into hole sound seems not to fit the new theme at all. Sound effects doesn't even fit eachother.Now they either has to get used to all the new sounds or just play without sounds, as there is no way to get back to the old soundbank. Some hardcore racing players used sounds to hear when the round starts and when they take cheese to get a little advantage.It feels a bit off on defilante and survivor tho, and extremely bad on bootcamp/racing. Overall music and effects theme fits the childish theme of some art maps, vanilla and music.

Shop music ends like out of nowhere, instead of fading.

It sounds great on grass, okay-ish on wood and terrible on ice, for example.

Running sound is the same, no matter what ground you're on.

Some "weesh" sound when you're being boosted, like from cannon hit or treadmill would be cool, too.

It lacks many sound effects, for example hard falling, AIE death, lava hit.

I don't really remember if that wasn't an issue before, too, but dying sounds on bootcamp does the same. 3-4 mice can just spam them to muffle other sounds and makes the entire game sounds all like pop pop.

The fact we can hear other people 1-9 emotes is annoying.

For example, shaman summoning sounds like taser buzzing, confetti sounds like a firework or a gunshot (?).

Many sound effects doesn't fit the action.

The idea is cool to have more sounds, but these sfxes are really poor and seems to be just taken from TFMA and blindly pasted into TFM script.

Music soundtracks M1, M2 and M3 are from Transformice Adventures.When my friends told me about it, i was really enthusiastic just to lose all that enthusiasm in 30 minutes or so.

Music soundtracks Intro, TFM1, TFM2 and TFM3 were composed by Romain Trouillet.

If you want to cycle through the music soundtracks, open and close the shop.

New music and sounds were added on 11 March 2020 ( V1.558).

Music and sounds were then added to Transformice on 2 April 2013 ( V1.77).

Music first played during the Carnival 2013 event map, which was released on 5 March 2013.

During the Fishing 2012 enigma, there was a link to the song Never Gonna Give You Up by Rick Astley.

Officially called "Le bal des souris" (The ball of the mice) and "Les souris valsent" (The mice waltz) Officially called "En route pour l'aventure !" (Along for the adventure!) Officially called "Un nouveau monde" (A new world)