FFXIV music leaked

Lovin' the tunes!

That mediafire link is already dead. :p

But honestly, I don't know why SE is trusting any of the randomly-selected alpha testers to keep things under wraps...

Holy crap, listen to 1D, it's 7:11 long and I think it's FFXIV's version of "Distant Worlds". God it's such a sweet song. And for those who care, 1C is the "Prelude" theme. A lot of this music reminds me of SNES/PS1-era FF music, which makes sense since Uematsu ain't done a FF game by himself since the PS1.

Things are leaking all over the place and the alpha hasn't even started, I'm ashamed to say I can't wait to see what else this month brings about... >

Good stuff. Gen-u-wine Uematsu.

Amazing work by Uematsu. I have only listened to around half of the compilation, but I would say it most resembles his earlier work, especially FF Legend II, FF VII/VIII, and mostly Chrono Trigger. It also has quite a bit of modern elements such as moderate distortion guitar pieces which balance out the old-school feel with something new.

Beautiful...

http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/5485349/FFXIV_Alpha_Beta_OST

*walks away slowly whistling*

Nice to see a "reputable" blog encouraging piracy.

to steal means to deprive someone of something by taking it for yourself without permission to do so.

so no this isn't stealing or thievery, however it doesn't mean its legal(for the people actually leaking the info).

honestly 2 thumbs down to massively for posting actual links to the leaked files. I've got no problem with you reporting on the info, but posting the links to it is just stepping beyond the line. you guys might as well just start posting screens you take yourselves.

you can either be a legit site or a leak site not both.

that's not the point. to be honest I appreciate the people that break the NDA for all the information we get out of it; which, in all honesty, should be coming directly from the developer of the software in the first place.

what i do have an issue with is when sites claim to follow the NDA (like this one: see any of the podcasts in which sean stops himself from saying too much about certain titles), and then go and flip flop their point of view by posting this article. if they like the special treatment they get being part of the media, they should take a look at their stance on articles like this. its one thing to be digging through a fansite to find information, its something entirely different to have it plastered on the front page of a legitimate professional publication.