Off-topic, but - that would explain why so many people have a kick out of songs that make me want to retreat to my safe place in terror. It doesn't, and also... You don't have to justify what you do. I think there's a bigger task before you than it was before deadmau5. He wanted to create something that's a mix between Dota's and his style. You want to create a story out of things that happen seemingly sporadically and for people to care about it. I'm not saying it's impossible. I will only personally attest that not everyone's going to look for that because of how some people play the game: to relax, to have a fun hour-or-so. There is also the fact that you don't have enough control over the sound design that the game engine employs to weave the narrative, which is a shame, because with the kind of music that you create, one can really tell a story. You should keep that in mind as you go along. I wish you all the best on your journey. I hope it turns out well for you, no matter the result. If you ever publish the pack or the music from it, do give me a link to it: I'd like to see what it turns into. And if you ever need another perspective, I'll happily lend your music an ear.It seems a difference between you and me is that when I hear melancholic and/or depressing music, it actually fills me with positive energy
I hope this response doesn't sound like I'm getting defensive or anything
I'd rather try something slightly different and fail than just make something like everyone else.