Winter update; Audio asset list & review list #38

For the winter update, heres the audio to update, revisit, proof up;

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==================================== vanilla speed dial =
review sounds =

• drugs
• music (integrate adesi music mixer?)

add new sounds =

• stinger game start (8 seconds long)
• stinger game over (8 seconds long)
• stinger domination (dynamic sound, intensity rises with kill count)
• stinger revenge

voiceline sounds = (TBD)

• character voiceline [game start] "lets do this"
• character voiceline [got a kill] "Heh" "MMmmm"
• character voiceline [dead] "Doh!" "Ow!"
• character voiceline [domination] "I'm amazing!"
• character voiceline [revenge kill] "Back at ya!"
• character voiceline [winner MVP] "I'm the best!"

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===================================== zombie mode =
Zombie mode sounds =

• zombie attack swish (w/out impact sound)
• zombie attack vocal
• zombie hurt vocal
• zombie idle vocal (could be unnecessary)
• zombie death vocal
• zombie proximity intensity loop (any player near zombies hears "gnawing")
• wave begins (zombie spawning global alert)
• gun shop interact
• gun shop purchase
• gun shop spawn
• gun shop vanish
• barricade repair
• barricade hurt
• barricade collapse
• player earn points "ca-ching!"
• soundscapes assets (indefinite rn)
• zombie music assets (indefinite rn)

==== Decide implementation for zombie music, heres rough concept layout:

• pregame-no-action = play soundscape (includes spooky sounds, distant zombies, ambient musical elements)
• wave-begins = music begins (rhythmic, dramatic, possibly interactive & random elements?)
• wave-over = music stinger and fadeout (uses beat sync transition w/ adesi music system)

music sidenote: interactive music elements require specific code design for that composition, this would complicate the 'randomized-playlist-of-all-composers' approach for music we typically do at Eagle One. Possibly we randomize the music of all Eagle One composers on a "per-wave-basis". Everything here can be accomplished with just a bit of effort. TBD.