Is this song used?

[STKFool]

 

I absolutely love this track, sadly I've never heard it in a hangar resupply mission nor during a sale so it must be unused but I'm not sure though.

Edited October 26, 2017 by Estraikerful

[Gaffa]

It sounds like a composition of several tracks from the Smuggler's Run update. Inside the .awc files are a number of individual tracks - anyone with the OpenIV or some other RPF tool can view/ listen to them - they're normally here:
(Game directory) Grand Theft Auto V\update\x64\dlcpacks\mpsmuggler\dlc.rpf\x64\audio\sfx\dlc_smuggler.
Probably files beginning "smuggler_track_......"

In fact even though I'm a dick who's not a dick, I've actually got the files uploaded here: https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ajkau7wt8URCiDFDdroSx-1G39Md

[STKFool]

I'm still curious if track is used and if anyone has gotten it to play in-game, but I really appreciate your answer though, thank you.

[SHOKKERZ91]

Dunno what you guys think, but this song would really fit in an halloween-adversary-mode.

Edited October 26, 2017 by SHOKKERZ91

[REXX]

Probably the Condemned or Dogfight adversary mode music.

[STKFool]

^ Seems like you two were right. Aww man such an incredible song being wasted in a sh*tty(IMO) adversary mode that almost no one will play after a few weeks.

[Gaffa]

adversary mode that almost no one will play after a few weeks.

 

I don't know why they do this... why they've stopped adding contact missions or survivals (which could suit a halloween or zombie theme) and other stuff. Probably something to do with 'wanting to focus on PvP stuff rather than PvE' and having those sort of missions in freeroam.

 

I wouldn't mind that so much if they used dedicated servers were less nonsense was likely to happen.

[Hécate-II]

mission: Black Thunder(alternatively Raining Fire)

 

VIP job: "Get in the attack helicopter* and destroy the meth labs."

 

Just thinking about where that soundtrack would fit instead being unused/misused in one crap unimmersive adv mode...

 

 

*: a black Hunter fully upgraded obviously, provided as mission-vehicle.