Do you know who wrote both Chaos Central Acts tracks, I especially like Act 2

Act 2's theme is largely based off the Gravity Man midi found in the Sonic Forever engine test (which was labeled as "Chaos Central"), however the creator of said midi is unknown. The main reason I have for bringing that back was because of both the act 1 theme (a midislap of "R3-2: Under Magma" from Ristar) and the aforementioned act 2 theme sharing a similar intro.

@@Raiz136 In final fall act 2, after eggman launches the missiles I heard a short track that was reminiscent of sunset star act 3's opening, before it switched to the iconic 2007 demo music. Was it taken straight from SBTS or does this and sunset star share a sample?

Yes, it was directly taken from BTS to serve a similar purpose.

@@Raiz136 cool and if I may ask another question, was hunty related to this project at all or did he just remake his tracks for the nexus xg project by himself?

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Tbh a name for this current version of act 1 could be "Fallen from Greatness".

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Groovy music + space theme = a great combination

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yea just need to be patient

Yeah, here's the thing... the 2007 / 2016 iteration of XG... basically didn't have any story outside of what was present in the 2007 demo, and even then, the demo's end cutscene was removed originally (I had to basically recreate it from scratch with only the assets to work with). The only plot point I was given from Joesph was that in the "bad" ending, after the "final boss against Metal Sonic" he "Sonic 2 Game Gear bad ending"'s Tails by dragging him underwater and letting the lack of oxygen to the rest. Sounds pretty weird and out of left field, right? So as a result, I basically kept what little story was there (Metal snatches the Master Emerald from Sonic & Tails & Angel Island gets destroyed by the death egg) and built from there. The Metal Sonic encountered in this game is a prototype for what would later go on to be perfected in Sonic CD and later Knuckles Chaotix. (S1 -> CD -> S2 does not apply here, y'see.) The Master Emerald gets taken to Chaos Central and then gets transported to Sunken Star (which is basically a WIP rebuilt Death Egg, similar in nature to the incomplete second Death Star central to Return of the Jedi) when Sonic and company arrive and are then stalled by Mecha Sonic (or Mecha Sonic MK2 if you want to go off of the slight name update Sonic Origins gave him). As for the setting of the game. Final Fall is the only zone that takes place on Angel Island, while the rest take place on a new island which is simply named "East Island". Although going through the hidden palace path for Knuckles does reveal a rather odd event where Metal Sonic has the Chaos Emeralds orbiting him before he flies off. This originally didn't mean anything, but now is a way to show that Metal is the one who made Angel Island split into 5 pieces using the emerald's power prior to them being forced back into the Special Dimension. It certainly makes more sense than mere missiles doing so... *somehow*. While I am aware that missiles can indeed be that destructive, I feel that Metal Sonic has a more believable precedent for being capable of doing so. As a bonus, this explanation is a little more in character for Eggman, as going off of how he simply set a particular part of Angel Island aflame in S3&K's Angel Island act 2 (assuming he actually did that and it wasn't just an automated function of Flying Battery and its pilots) doesn't really imply that he'd really desire to do _that much_ damage to a land that he could otherwise industrialize and improve to fit his own agenda. The only precedent that says otherwise is him trying to nuke Station Square in SA1, but that was at a... _later_ point in his character development, one that one guess that he was starting to take Sonic and company much more seriously from that point on. Metal Sonic on the other hand is his own thing, thinks his own way while still being obedient to his master, he doesn't care what he'll have to do to do that. Cosmic Chasm, it uh... exists. It is home to "a gem that can turns ones dreams and desires into reality", the Mirage Beryl, which is a side-focus of XG Classic. East Island is said to hold a "gateway" to the dimension somewhere, and Eggman sets his goal on finding the moment he gets there (Peak Panic -> Palm Paradiso), but upon his defeat and return to reality, he retreats to his base at Chaos Central, and then retreats further to Sunken Star. While Eggman was unaware of the Master Emerald's existence until the Death Egg crashes onto Angel Island for the second time after the events of Launch Base (said weapon's relaunch being all that he presumably cared about prior to that point), he is already aware of the supposed gateway existing (but not its location) and that is why he has the goal of seeking it out for the first half of XG Classic. Fang is here because Eggman called for his help during Doomsday, the "Final Weapon" _is_ primarily a getaway craft after all. That's... that's it. That's all that really needs to be said about him. Most importantly, none of this is applicable to New!XG. Not the name of the Cosmic Chasm gem (Mirage Beryl), not the name of the setting for 80 - 90% of the game (East Island); it is all its own thing, written in a way to make it at least _somewhat_ coherent.

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@@Raiz136. Omg now I understand, you are working on developing this version, that's why you were commenting on the gameplay videos of this version explaining what was left to be worked on in the zones I'm sorry I don't understand much English, I'm Brazilian

@@Raiz136. Hey how are you man? It's raining a lot here in Brazil

Been snowing a lot around where I live. Cold too.

@@Raiz136 Okay lol that really explains why you know so much about this version. Thanks for all the insight you’ve been giving us about the Classic version, I had a blast playing through the build a few days ago. Even if it’s incomplete.

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I think Sean Evans / Lone is the one who made the music for Wood Works, as well as Desert Dash Act 1, Palm Paradiso and Cyber City because those tracks sound a lot like the music they made for Sonic Galactic (another Sonic fan game currently in development), but I'm just guessing. These tracks are all from the fangame, Sonic Aurora.

Funnily enough, I didn't even datamine the game, so I guessed right, then.

Try to find that song

What you're looking for is the Sonic & Knuckles theme from the Virtual Sonic album, both SRB2 and XG made use of it at one point. Although in XG's case it only sampled a specific part.

It's... a little complicated. "Classic" (the project that aims to finish the 2007 - 2016 itteration of XG) currently has development _paused_ *but not cancelled.* XG, or "New!XG" as I've dubbed it, is still in development.

actually no the srb2 title took the virtual sonic song or something

It's an original composition. Not by me, obviously, but it is _one_ that was made for Classic for one reason or another.

@@Raiz136 wow then this fits the stage really well. oh yeah hi, its me again. if i may ask, do the wood works music tracks come from anywhere or were they custom as well?

They are indeed original compositions for the project.

@@Raiz136 haha sorry, i just noticed the other comment that asked the same thing

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It was composed

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@@_derekh134 nah they're ill, they're spanish

@@StudioMetroProductions i think you're ill. You need to go see someone, that kind of talk is not ok.

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