I got the UK version for my b-day...sadly no OST CD was included *cries*
Hehe, yeah well my polish is rather...none existant 
But the question is, since I own the game, if it was legal to download this one track?
But the question is, since I own the game, if it was legal to download this one track?It's a cool tune, though it's a shame it's 54 seconds long./edit:Wait, I'm confusing it with Act III's. Actually I can't recall Act IV's since there was a band playing at the inn overriding it's theme.Planewalker said:Anyone else liked the music in the Inn from Chapter IV?
Actually, it's 2 minutes long, and you can hear it if you move closer to the bar area of the inn, where the male innkeeper is, also during a loading screen when you're exiting the inn.1eyedking said:
hmm... well I honestly don't see why it shouldn't be legal. But the problem would be to find the name of it to begin with >_
Actually, from what I managed to find out and put in the wiki, the OST is included only with the Polish, Czech, Hungarian and Russian versions. The Western European limited edition has the "Inspired by" CD, and all other versions have no music CDs.Scorpik said:
Joining the praise: The Witcher has an exceptionally excellent soundtrack When I listen to it outside the game, it brings up such clear visual and emotional associations: tragedy and glory of battle (Old Vizima ambient) , magic, nature and secrets (Lakeside at night ambient), mystery, horror and courage (menu music), not to mention the whole story the intro music tells But I especially like the combat themes, because most of them are really monumental. In many games and movies the action music is intentionally made dissonant and confusing so as to scare the audience even further; but in the Witcher many combat arrangements have memorable, singable tunes (notably in Salamandra fight scenes).What else to say… I just love it!
When I listen to it outside the game, it brings up such clear visual and emotional associations: tragedy and glory of battle (Old Vizima ambient) , magic, nature and secrets (Lakeside at night ambient), mystery, horror and courage (menu music), not to mention the whole story the intro music tells But I especially like the combat themes, because most of them are really monumental. In many games and movies the action music is intentionally made dissonant and confusing so as to scare the audience even further; but in the Witcher many combat arrangements have memorable, singable tunes (notably in Salamandra fight scenes).What else to say… I just love it!Ive played through the Witcher several times now, and have to say, the in-game music is some of the best Ive heard in any game, most games I turn the music off by the 2nd or 3rd playthrough, and just have something playing in winamp. How did they make the music for the game, did they hire an orchestra? I especially love the music in Chapter 4 by the lakeside, where the Fisher King is, it has a kind of Scottish highlander feel to it with the bagpipes.. I think the actual music file is C:\Program Files\The Witcher\Data\music\amb_brzeg.ogg. The nighttime music there is cool as well, C:\Program Files\The Witcher\Data\music\amb_brzeg.ogg, I listen to these files sometimes when I'm not playing the game.Just wanted to give props to CDP Red for an awesome soundtrack.
All themes are composed by P. Blaszcak and A. Skorupa. You can listen to them and download it here.btw. the soundtrack was award by IGN http://www.thewitcher.com/forum/index.php?topic=7650.msg205482#msg205482 It's indeed a masterpiece.
It's indeed a masterpiece.i prefer the credit music - Believe, hope it return in The Witcher 2
Hoping for a remix of Believe in the next Witcher gameScorpik said:
Indeed the soundtrack is a work of genius. My favorite track is A Lesser of Two Evils, it's really quite dramatic and good for battle.I hope the next Witcher will have similar quality music.