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I put all the explore music in the combat section of the INI.
The music changes, but it changes to another explore track, which I'm fine with.
Thank you anyway.
It's unfortunate that base MMS doesn't blend seamlessly with XCOM's music system. WWise MMS does allow for that kind of quality, unfortunately I do not know how to make my music packs compatible with it (the steps are way different and twice as complex).
also when i read the credits and saw the sectoid imp bit i had to do a double take cuz it just blended right into things so well despite having been a fan of the doom franchise for years lmao
still sucks that the games internal issues don't allow this mod and many others to live up to their true potential
wish the game got a remaster by people that aren't 2k so that it could get the love it deserves, saying that from a place of love cuz xcom was part of my childhood growing up cuz my brothers played it and got me into the got leading me to eventually learn about and play 2 after it came out