Thanks for the suggestion, but I’m not sure a full‑blown musical spectacle fits a realistic medieval VR tour. Glittering armor feels too flashy, and catchy choruses might distract from the immersion. A tasteful lute score or authentic battlefield sounds would preserve the period feel better. The knights would likely appreciate the clatter of horses and the roar of the crowd, not a flashy spectacle. Let’s keep it historically accurate.

That sounds like a reasonable compromise. A lute that mirrors the rhythm of the knights’ footfalls will ground the experience in authenticity, and a very light shimmer—perhaps a gentle glow from the armor’s metal or a faint spark when a lance strikes—could add visual interest without breaking the immersion. Just keep the sparkle at a level that feels natural, as if the metal were catching sunlight, not a stage trick. That way the audience gets the medieval feel and a touch of visual delight.