Not at all! I’d rather say there’s no gratitude I really deserve, though. CAPCOM devs - well, they made the dreams come true. I’m glad you have a good time with it! So nice to hear! Serenity means a lot to me, as it does to millions of people. The greatest music I’ve ever heard, and I know I’ll never say that about something else. By the way, in case you want more, you may watch my other serene videos (pun intended) - a plenty of versions. No, I don’t care about views, subscribers, and likes; I’m just happy to see people enjoying the track I love madly. If I did good to someone, I lived for a reason, didn’t I? Have a perfect day. Stay serene…
When I was around 10 maybe 11, my brother would share stories about a game he played as a teenager. He described it so vividly, its eerie atmosphere and intense moments-that I was captivated, despite never having played it. About six months to a year later, when I finally got my first console, a PS2, I borrowed a stack of games from my cousin. The discs were all mixed up in the wrong cases, so I started trying them one by one. Some didn’t work, but then I found one that immediately grabbed my attention. The intro had this haunting, spooky vibe, and even before starting, I felt drawn in. Then, the title screen appeared, and the voice announced, “Resident Evil 4.” I got chills; it felt like I had just uncovered something special. My eyes lit up with excitement, and all I could think about was surprising my brother with his favorite game when he got home. I remember the first time playing i had to gather my courage as I stepped into the first house, the fear, the tension and the thrill i felt were exactly as he described. That moment sparked my love for Resident Evil 4, and from that day on, it became not just a game, but an unforgettable experience-one that stands as the best I've ever played. would love to hear everyone’s story on how their journey with Resident Evil 4 started.
The comment... the comment was awesome. Every paragraph, every word, every letter... so emotional, so touching. Thank you so much for sharing your experience with Resident Evil 4, which I sincerely see as the best game of all time. It was really nice to dive into the depths of your cherished memories - I'd be lying if I said I had a bad time with these lines. My deepest gratitude. As for me, well, I could come up with a lengthy TL;DR. The passion I have for the Resident Evil saga was born a long time ago, and I first played, hm, Resident Evil 1 on PSX, but I'd rather jump to the fourth entry immediately. 2005. My parents bought me a PS2, and I was over the moon about the console (I'm very much into PlayStation, even nowadays). Resident Evil 4 was everything an RE fan could only dream of. Fall. 2005. Finally! I was lucky to try the gem shortly after release. Mind-blowing, mind-blowing! The game was far ahead of most of its contemporaries in terms of gameplay, atmosphere, and direction. However, music has always been an important part of my life. Sweet tunes permeate all my existence; no wonder I take people and objects around me as melodies and sounds. I was so happy to hear Serenity for the first time - that was the ecstatic pleasure I thought I’d never get, the ultimate audial revelation, the heavenly delight. “My favorite one,” I decided. Throughout all these years, Serenity has never failed to boost my joy and to overcome tough times. The faithful passenger. 2019. My wife and I had our first kiss. The burst of love I felt for her filled my brain with everlasting flame and gave my heart eternal calmness. The same things happen sometimes, though. ->
April 5, 2024, 5:22 p.m. The first encounter with the Merchant. I took a deep breath… “Welcome!” Shockingly, the soothing, soft sounds started playing - I didn’t expect to hear any music at all when talking with the mysterious hooded empresario español. The vibrations of the good old voice were really gratifying. Ten seconds… The Explosion. Euphoria. That greatest melody. The greatest melody I’ve ever heard sparkled in my head and set fire to every cell of my body. Tears, tears, tears. Heavy peals of thunder reverberated through the firmament and drove me mad. Our first kiss. The blue moon that caressed us with its faint glimmer in the dark night sky. Cozy. Warm. Love. Friends. Can’t stop crying. Sobs and hoots. I’m one of the happiest people in the world. Blurry images change at the speed of light; my impressions of the “new” Serenity are hitting like a hefty sledgehammer smashing your skull; my heart is a place for the best memories. These wonderful nineteen years are a true miracle. Love. Friends. Rapture. Tears, tears, tears. Then the puzzle got solved - I was incredibly happy back in the day. I’m significantly happier now. My love for everything around me - my wife, my friends, the world - became even stronger. Incomparably. The Greatest Day of my life. Ah, and Resident Evil 4… No doubt… I love it waaay more than the 2005 game too. Yes, the “best-game-of-all-time” phrase was a subtle reference to the old new Resident Evil 4. This is the original version for me. Forever. P.S. The violin (hope you get the hint)? Well, that’s another story…
@@Zhabokvak Damn man, that honestly felt like poetry-there was something about the way it was phrased, the emotion behind it, and the flow of the words that really gave it a poetic touch. It’s almost as if every line had its own rhythm, evoking a feeling that was deeper than just the words themselves. Really loved both of your stories man, wish u the best.
@@zakidani21 Thank you for your emotional and kind reply! I'm astonishingly grateful! Appreciate it! I wish every good person in the world could feel the same things I felt that day, so I wish you cheerfulness! Stay serene. Stay peaceful. Stay delighted. Be happy.
this is the perfect thing to listen after a bad/tough day. absolute perfection. contratulations for this job man
Not at all! I’d rather say there’s no gratitude I really deserve, though. CAPCOM devs - well, they made the dreams come true.
I’m glad you have a good time with it! So nice to hear! Serenity means a lot to me, as it does to millions of people. The greatest music I’ve ever heard, and I know I’ll never say that about something else.
By the way, in case you want more, you may watch my other serene videos (pun intended) - a plenty of versions. No, I don’t care about views, subscribers, and likes; I’m just happy to see people enjoying the track I love madly. If I did good to someone, I lived for a reason, didn’t I?
Have a perfect day. Stay serene…
When I was around 10 maybe 11, my brother would share stories about a game he played as a teenager. He described it so vividly, its eerie atmosphere and intense moments-that I was captivated, despite never having played it. About six months to a year later, when I finally got my first console, a PS2, I borrowed a stack of games from my cousin. The discs were all mixed up in the wrong cases, so I started trying them one by one. Some didn’t work, but then I found one that immediately grabbed my attention. The intro had this haunting, spooky vibe, and even before starting, I felt drawn in. Then, the title screen appeared, and the voice announced, “Resident Evil 4.” I got chills; it felt like I had just uncovered something special. My eyes lit up with excitement, and all I could think about was surprising my brother with his favorite game when he got home.
I remember the first time playing i had to gather my courage as I stepped into the first house, the fear, the tension and the thrill i felt were exactly as he described. That moment sparked my love for Resident Evil 4, and from that day on, it became not just a game, but an unforgettable experience-one that stands as the best I've ever played.
would love to hear everyone’s story on how their journey with Resident Evil 4 started.
The comment... the comment was awesome. Every paragraph, every word, every letter... so emotional, so touching. Thank you so much for sharing your experience with Resident Evil 4, which I sincerely see as the best game of all time. It was really nice to dive into the depths of your cherished memories - I'd be lying if I said I had a bad time with these lines. My deepest gratitude.
As for me, well, I could come up with a lengthy TL;DR. The passion I have for the Resident Evil saga was born a long time ago, and I first played, hm, Resident Evil 1 on PSX, but I'd rather jump to the fourth entry immediately.
2005. My parents bought me a PS2, and I was over the moon about the console (I'm very much into PlayStation, even nowadays). Resident Evil 4 was everything an RE fan could only dream of. Fall. 2005. Finally! I was lucky to try the gem shortly after release. Mind-blowing, mind-blowing! The game was far ahead of most of its contemporaries in terms of gameplay, atmosphere, and direction. However, music has always been an important part of my life. Sweet tunes permeate all my existence; no wonder I take people and objects around me as melodies and sounds. I was so happy to hear Serenity for the first time - that was the ecstatic pleasure I thought I’d never get, the ultimate audial revelation, the heavenly delight. “My favorite one,” I decided. Throughout all these years, Serenity has never failed to boost my joy and to overcome tough times. The faithful passenger.
2019. My wife and I had our first kiss. The burst of love I felt for her filled my brain with everlasting flame and gave my heart eternal calmness. The same things happen sometimes, though. ->
April 5, 2024, 5:22 p.m.
The first encounter with the Merchant. I took a deep breath… “Welcome!” Shockingly, the soothing, soft sounds started playing - I didn’t expect to hear any music at all when talking with the mysterious hooded empresario español. The vibrations of the good old voice were really gratifying. Ten seconds… The Explosion. Euphoria. That greatest melody. The greatest melody I’ve ever heard sparkled in my head and set fire to every cell of my body. Tears, tears, tears. Heavy peals of thunder reverberated through the firmament and drove me mad. Our first kiss. The blue moon that caressed us with its faint glimmer in the dark night sky. Cozy. Warm. Love. Friends.
Can’t stop crying. Sobs and hoots. I’m one of the happiest people in the world. Blurry images change at the speed of light; my impressions of the “new” Serenity are hitting like a hefty sledgehammer smashing your skull; my heart is a place for the best memories. These wonderful nineteen years are a true miracle. Love. Friends.
Rapture. Tears, tears, tears.
Then the puzzle got solved - I was incredibly happy back in the day. I’m significantly happier now. My love for everything around me - my wife, my friends, the world - became even stronger. Incomparably. The Greatest Day of my life.
Ah, and Resident Evil 4… No doubt… I love it waaay more than the 2005 game too. Yes, the “best-game-of-all-time” phrase was a subtle reference to the old new Resident Evil 4. This is the original version for me. Forever.
P.S. The violin (hope you get the hint)? Well, that’s another story…
@@Zhabokvak
Damn man, that honestly felt like poetry-there was something about the way it was phrased, the emotion behind it, and the flow of the words that really gave it a poetic touch. It’s almost as if every line had its own rhythm, evoking a feeling that was deeper than just the words themselves.
Really loved both of your stories man, wish u the best.
@@zakidani21 Thank you for your emotional and kind reply! I'm astonishingly grateful! Appreciate it!
I wish every good person in the world could feel the same things I felt that day, so I wish you cheerfulness!
Stay serene. Stay peaceful. Stay delighted. Be happy.