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What's the best Level Up sound?

Master

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Those level up or quest solved sound effects. Which are the best?

Gothic had a nice one, with a big "Level Up!" text flashing.
Witcher 1 had cool vocals sounding like savage Polacks thumping the ground, also with level up! text.
Fallout had that "click" sound.
Cant remember any other at the moment.
 

Master

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Fanfare seem to be popular.


In knowing the teachings of Zerthimon I have become stronger.
Updated my journal...

Gothic also had a nice "scribling" sound for quest log.
Strangely, Fallout didnt had any, so i couldnt tell when i took or finished a quest.
 

Darth Canoli

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Gothic also had a nice "scribling" sound for quest log.
Strangely, Fallout didnt had any, so i couldnt tell when i took or finished a quest.

:deathclaw:

Yeah, Fallout didn't have any quest markers either nor a "auto reach quest destination" mode.
I guess reading what NPC said was out of the question ?
 

Ladonna

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Legacy of the Ancients on C64 had some dramatic SID sounds for events like new levels.
 

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