Piano music on the radio during an aurora

[Levelgrinder]

I just turned on the radio at the Lake Office during an aurora and its picking up a piano music station.

I've never noticed music on the radio during an aurora, has anyone else noticed this?

If so, does the music change depending on where you are?

[Leeanda]

Yes it's been on there for as long as I've been playing the game. 

Unfortunately it's the only music piece we get, that's why I mentioned it on one of my posts 'radio at mountaineer's hut '.

[Pınar51-06]

I like listening to radio when ı was sewing or sharpening sth.  I learned that some youtube videos and ı had really surprised and loved. But yes we need more, Hinterland. I would listen some classics. 

[hozz1235]

 

[GothSkunk]

If you're like me, and you collect all the Aurora messages, you'll learn more about the piano music, and the person who plays it!

[Levelgrinder]

1 hour ago, GothSkunk said:

If you're like me, and you collect all the Aurora messages, you'll learn more about the piano music, and the person who plays it!

"Aurora messages"? Can you explain please?

My guess is that there is another survivor out there, somewhere, still broadcasting his radio channel of piano music, just like he used to play well into the night at Blackrock Prison. 😏

[Leeanda]

Its like the Bat signal only prettier lol🙂

[GothSkunk]

1 hour ago, Levelgrinder said:

"Aurora messages"? Can you explain please?

There are a number of locations with computers/laptops in them, that come to life during the Aurora. They boot up, and present on the screen one of the last things still stored on the storage drive. Each computer/laptop has at least 3 messages (think emails or notepad documents) that predate the big flash.

[Levelgrinder]

1 hour ago, GothSkunk said:

There are a number of locations with computers/laptops in them, that come to life during the Aurora. They boot up, and present on the screen one of the last things still stored on the storage drive. Each computer/laptop has at least 3 messages (think emails or notepad documents) that predate the big flash.

Ok the buffer memory messages from the PCs and laptops. I have quite a few so I'll have to revisit them. Thanks.

[Artech]

I love sometimes read a skill book or take a note for my story of survival in aurora lights with music on the radio ^^