A placeholder music?
Some people are hoping it is a placeholder music at the least.
What does this mean? The speaker is talking about game music.
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Grammatically, 'a' doesn't really fit here. I'm not that sure I know what the expression is supposed to mean but a 'placeholder' in other senses stands in the stead of something else, often on a temporary basis. This music could be something that is playing while the game loads up rather than having a very specific link to the action of the game; it is providing sound to cover the gap in game-play.
- Grammatically, 'a' doesn't really fit here.
- I'm not that sure I know what the expression is supposed to mean but a 'placeholder' in other senses stands in the stead of something else, often on a temporary basis.
- This music could be something that is playing while the game loads up rather than having a very specific link to the action of the game; it is providing sound to cover the gap in game-play.
- Most likely, it may be there now, but will be replaced in the final version of the game.
- It could be demonstrating that there should be music played at this point, but it is only in the place of the final version which will replace it at a later date.
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Grammatically, 'a' doesn't really fit here. I'm not that sure I know what the expression is supposed to mean but a 'placeholder' in other senses stands in the stead of something else, often on a temporary basis.
This music could be something that is playing while the game loads up rather than having a very specific link to the action of the game; it is providing sound to cover the gap
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