A few days ago we introduced you to an unfortunate incident between id Software and Mick Gordon, founder of the DOOM Eternal soundtrack, in which he, on Twitter, guaranteed that "I doubted you would work with them again"All of this is due to the huge misunderstanding generated by the DOOM Eternal BSO edition, which is sold separately for distribution as part of the game's collector program, in addition to which will not be released simultaneously with the title.
This digital BSO was delayed, and when it finally came out, many users complained about its quality, saying it was not the same as Mick Gordon and mixed in another way. This caused Gordon himself to disassociate himself from the fact that he did not do it and that it was done without his consent, but the artist's statements turned into a major dispute between both parties.
Eternal DLC DLCs will not feature Mick Gordon's music
A few hours ago, through a post Reddit, the executive director of the show, Marty Straton, explained and explained the position of id Software in this regard, quieting many rumors and, in the way of praising the work of his studio sound designer, who was in charge of reproducing the BSO songs.
In it, thanking Mick Gordon's work on DoOM Eternity, he says that the whole process was done in light of this, or at least, it has always been the purpose of this study and that it should have been decided to start it like this by continuing to delay the delivery of the artist. For legal reasons, they could not leave collector-type buyers for a long time without this item, as it could result in incoming refund requests, an issue they wanted to avoid at all costs.
If you liked this story, in a post already shown, Straton almost described the hair and signed all this opera that eventually unleashes differences between the two sides to arrive at a clear conclusion: DLCs in the development of DoOM Eternal can't count on Mick Gordon's help with his music . The real idea, especially knowing that they will be DLCs for a multi-story campaign mode, but that we are equally eager.
