Sorry for the downvotes. Maybe avoid things like Nickelback here xD
Bathory - Nordland I & II (Sweden, 2003)
https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Bathory/184
Borknagar - S/T (Norway, 1996)
https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Borknagar/629
Enslaved - Vikingligr Veldi (Norway, 1994)
Enslaved - Frost (Norway, 1994)
Enslaved - Eld (Norway, 1997)
Enslaved - Bloodhemn (Norway, 1998)
https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Enslaved/104
Windir - Arntor (Norway, 1999)
Windir - 1184 (Norway, 2001)
https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Windir/360
Vindland - Hanter Savet (France, 2016)
The Enchanted Archipelago works just fine again.
Ok, will try to finish this soon and report back if it still crashes for the second realm too.
When I try to start the Rise of the Godir Valley of Wonders map it crashes immediately when I run it in the Beta version. Once I switch back to non-Beta it starts normally. Strangely it does not crash when I run a random custom map.
Is it worth $666 by now?
I also like the the new Draconian transformation, however I am not sure yet whether I prefer it over the Demonkin. I really like that Demonkin makes your units fly, which gives you a huge advantage on the map and in battles but I hate the rest of the tome and I love dragons, that come in the tome of the Draconian Transformation.
Awesome!
I am looking forward to see more.
Darkthrone - A Blaze in the Northern Sky (Norway, 1992)
Darkthrone - Under a Funeral Moon (Norway, 1993)
Darkthrone - Transilvanian Hunger (Norway, 1994)
Summoning - Minas Morgul (1995, Austria, Atmospheric Black Metal)
Summoning - Dol Guldur (1997, Austria, Atmospheric Black Metal)
Summoning - Stronghold (1999, Austria, Atmospheric Black Metal)
Caladan Brood - Echoes of Battle (2013, USA, Atmospheric Black Metal / Summoning Tribute)
I would strongly advise against playing vinyls with Bluetooth speakers, as this defeats their purpose as a HiFi medium.
You won't really hear a difference to heavily compressed Spotify media.
If you really want to enjoy the quality of vinyls, invest at least in an entry-level turntable for 150€/$ and an entry-level HiFi stereo system with a Class AB amplifier and 50-100 watt, 4-ohm speakers for 300€/$ upwards. Theoretically there are barely any limits, but above 1000€/$ the return is pretty much diminishing.