Esselfortium - Memory=Entryrrrr (2nd Half) ~Extended~
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Soundtrack by Esselfortium. Used in the fantastic DOOM 2 modification 'MyHouse.wad'. I only extended the second half of the soundtrack.
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"Happiness has to be fought for"
but sometimes I'm happy when I don't have to fight anything or anyone.
I'm happy when I'm alone.
You know, something crazy I just realized about the house is how... You can just end the playthrough your first go around by burning the house down. The goal IS to escape the house, afterall. You get trapped in past a certain checkpoint and your only interest is just in getting out past that point, so you do and... Well, you just get curious.
Curiosity brings you back and you find out that you didn't just miss a "big" chunk of the story, you missed everything. It keeps unfolding and unfolding further and further with seemingly no end in sight until it just DOES and drops you with some choice dialogue that really makes you think.
Happiness must be fought for.
The QR code suggesting the creator's death.
The unspoken, concealed love story hidden in this old WAD.
This game stops being scary when it becomes a MEMORY you're just reliving, and that's what gives MyHouse such a special feel.
It doesn't feel like a horror game trying to scare you, it just feels like it plucked you out of 2023 and placed you right down in a child's fever dream from the late 90's. It's so haunting and nostalgic in all of the right AND wrong ways, like we're peering into an unbiased, undistorted MEMORY. It stops being scary and you just want to know what is actually going on here.
I don't know if I can think of another game that's provoked these kinds of feelings and thoughts which makes MyHouse pretty d*** unique in my book.
Or....hear me out.
Lawnmower go burrrrrrrrrrrrr
Doom 2 MyHouse.wad Lawnmower speedruns are my weakness.
The 90s as a kid was one hell of a drug. Whispers of the 80s overlapping with the promise of a golden future of the millennium on the horizon, long phone calls with friends and struggles to play games together at lan parties. Eventually you look back and realize you took it all for granted, and your friends not there with you anymore, but somehow threw the noise and emotionally traumatic experience of realizing all of that you have to press forward, for yourself and for your friend.
On another musical release in a similar emotional space, someone commented that instead of feeling melancholy, we should try to imagine ourselves sitting next to our younger selves and old friends, sharing in the enjoyment of what they were experiencing at that time. They would want us to be happy for all the good times we had. I can't help but think about that with music like this (and the mod itself). You're right that we have to push forwards, but damn if it's hard not to wish yourself back there.
I've never resonated more with a comment in my life.
I know it's a bit of a stereotypical thing to say these days, but I genuinely don't feel that being a 90's kid can be related to by either generations before or after us. So much technological innovation occured right there during our childhoods and we, exclusively, got to watch the very nature of childhood change and become warped by all of the tech we were introduced to in our teens.
At first smart phones and social media and MMO's were so cool, but that was only until we looked back and realized those very things made us stop hanging outside with friends, stop having social lan parties, stop doing all of the other things we used to do and APPRECIATE before the internet came into our lives. And it happened so f***ing quickly.
The generations before us were already grown, the generations after us were born already having access to this tech or had it introduced by the time they were 6-9. It's hard to not feel "alone".
And that's what keeps bringing me back to this god d*** WAD. It's so bitter and lonely. It makes me miss my childhood while also making me realize not EVERYTHING was so bright and peachy; the people I grew up with didn't all lead successful lives. My friend mind overdosed and died, my best friend who I moved away from became an alcoholic woman beater, my other bestie is struggling more now than ever and he just walked in on his dead father in the kitchen the other day. It's genuinely haunting. And all of this evoked from a Doom WAD despite years before this memes springing up about Xbox Live friends you'd never talk to again or the last day you spent with your friends not knowing it was the last day you would. They were still painful thoughts before, but this game contextualized it in a way that really just brings you back.
Now, more than ever, I wish I could just rewind the clock and see my friends again before the world corrupted, killed, or hurt them. But that isn't ever going to happen. You have to move on and fight for your own happiness, nostalgia is just a drug to distract you from what's happening right here and now.
@@Impalingthorn I can’t imagine how it feels to be that deep into your life, I feel it only gets heavier as the decades pass. Even after the 90’s in the early 2000’s i’m sure you guys still had true childhood happiness in you. It’s only after the 2000’s passed that I think it really started to hit for y’all like early 2010’s. I was born in 2000 exactly & I got everything left from the 90s & all of the 2000s at the same time. The 2000’s/early 2010’s was a crazy time to be a kid & I hated how much everyone around me was glued to technology already. I was always an outside kid, I wanted to climb the highest roof & any tree in sight. I loved finding salamanders under rocks with my best friend down the street & riding our bikes everywhere. Going home to play on our PS1 & 2 for a while until before it got dark.
I only lived as a young kid for a second, & then before I knew it by the time I was 17 I wasn’t even in high school. Living this shaky couch to couch lifestyle just wanting to go home. I blinked & then it was already almost 2020 & the 2010’s were over. I wasn’t a teenager anymore & that really hit. & everything from 2000 up to that point was gone already. I only blinked once or twice but I wasn’t even ready to, I just wanted to get back there. 10 years ahead of this, like where the perspective of 90s kids is at right now, I’m gonna be right there with y’all. Reminiscing & chasing the feeling to just get back there at least one more time..
The only difference in y’all’s generation to one’s now is the constant disconnection from true nature & life. Some still live that life i’m sure of it, but technology has definitely covered everyone’s eyes & we will never get back to how it was. Growing old with time really sucks. I just want to go back because I don’t know where i’m going now.
I always associate this part with the brutalist house, I can just hear that snarling
Which one was that again?
@@nikolaiis4169 the part where it is entirely grey and has the good dog and bad dog
I've associated it with the airport. The wad came out around the time I started travelling by myself by plane, and the rising chords really captured the feeling of being in a small and nearly desolate airport at 5 in the morning, before the sun was rising.
@@Christoffer395 I love this
@@Christoffer395 I have never heard anything that's been able to capture that experience ever, except for this
"Who has never killed an hour? Not casually or without thought, but carefully: a premeditated murder of minutes. The violence comes from a combination of giving up, not caring, and a resignation that getting past it is all you can hope to accomplish. So you kill the hour.”
Where is this quote from? What's it's meaning? I like it
The Book. Read the book.
A franchiser.
@@clarity-1850 House of leaves. read it its amazing
"Maturity, one discovers, has everything to do with the acceptance of 'not knowing'"
This track makes me feel 17 different emotions that don’t exist.
Somebody took their Thalasin!
because they are deluded emotions mainly what one would feel with the perception of being isolated due to schizophrenic disorders
Now they do
I feel nage and a bit of teluge as well
@@LeonserGT *aha, thalasin reference, nice one*
that’s not sarcasm, that’s a really nice reference
Esselfortium did a fucking amazing job on this song, ever since I figured out it’s name, its been on my playlist and will never come off
does it have a different name?
This is what makes this piece so melancholic this is like reminiscing memories of a long bygone era that no longer exists anymore as if that's what liminal spaces actually is.
Happiness has to be fought for.
I listen to this song on repeat while reading horror books. It's truly an ethereal and dreadful song. I love it
I honestly find the song super soothing rather than dreadful
It makes me nostalgic for places I will never be.
This somehow always makes me imagine that this is what it feels like to cast off all of my burdens and problems and enter a different reality or something. I'm just standing there as a calm ghost looking at all of my problems on an objective perspective and looking back at all of the old and ancient memories I have forgotten throughout the years playing before my eyes.
This
This music gives the feeling that nothing matters and to move on, but in a soothing and blissful way instead of it being harsh and painful.
So glad someone did this. This part was always so haunting.
Airport... Daycare... Concrete hotel... Pool... Stairs... My house...?
My house=My mind
@@DoomBowser64 woah you might be onto something there
This track makes me cry. On a surface level yeah it makes sense this is a kind of weird song, for me the reason I cry is because I have alot of feelings connected to this song. When my ex would argue with me or be upset at me, not talk to me for hours, I would listen to this exact video. I also feel weird about this song, beening at the age I am right now I have a existential feeling related to this song I don't know what it is but it just feels like something greater than everything something eldritch in nature I fear the song as I fear the the coming of time and the fear of my trauma this song scares me and hits me in a way so hard it's a masterpiece and my house.wad it's as well a work of art and over all of this is a master piece one of the greatest games of 2023. Sorry for the rant
You're not alone. I reference this track to a break up last year. It was on repeat for most of that time. I come back every now nad then to listen, but it's a different feeling. You'll get thru it.
@@jigmetv8497 Update its been a long time atleast for me since that comment i've changed alot and come to terms with the things that happened in the relationship and have learned from my mistakes. Aside from working on my terrible social skills and getting mocked alot life has been better, ive tried to work out more and have a healthier live style to the best i can. i wish you and everyone a great day and to always keep pushing.
I love how ambient music like this is just always so good at evoking so many strange feelings and emotions out of me. It's amazing music like this that's inspired so many of my strangest creations that I'm the most proud of. It's such an overlooked music genre that seriously carries a games atmosphere, tension, and even scariness in some cases. I love this.
this is what eternity sounds like
This song inspires me to write, but when I go to write I can never settle on anything. So I keep coming back and hoping the inner voice speaks to me. But instead I just listen. Floating along the waves on the beach. Maybe another day.
Good doggy 🐕
Before: *"Doom:Hell on Earth"*
After: *"Doom: Hell on House"*
I could listen to this for hours.
It’s like White Noiz from Silent Hill 2, especially at parts like 13:37
Makes me feel like I’m in a safe and comfy space, yet it’s the last comfy space left on Earth.
I was looking for this. I knew it had to exist. And it does.
Thank you so much...
You're very welcome!
Esselfortium has a number of works out there, but this one really gained fame through MyHouse. It just fit what the designer was doing so incredibly well.
true bliss
Yes. I was hoping this would get uploaded. Love this track. It's calm and tranquil, but melancholy and uneasy.
finally found this masterpiece
Most mysterious wad on the internet
Somewhat tongue-in-cheek, but the wad and pk3 really bring together so many amazing elements into this utterly surreal story mode. And it boosted so many of them via MyHouse. Backrooms got a nice boost, Esselfortium did, and so did Statues In Motion and Like the Wind, the song they don't claim.
0:10-0:13 That reminds me of Jack Quire
I want to play this game again someday
Иногда я включаю этот трек, чтобы задуматься о наболевшем... Отличный трек, мне очень нравится
Love this
The artificial sun shines on. How long does this place go on for?
Until you hit escape followed by quit. There is no end.
Man this new Minecraft ost hits different
Hmm this misses the part that plays every time you enter the brutslist house, i like that part too
Nice song.
This music makes feel everywhere at the end of time
D i v i n e a r t .
I made a video a couple months ago using the back half of this soundtrack. I was going through a couple things, mainly a separation. It's been a very long time since I connected with a piece of a music like I did with this one, if ever. After finding out the origins of the mod, that it was actually based on Steve's relationship with his wife coming to an end, It resonated with me even more.
It's an amateur video at best, but I feel like it really captured something during that time. ruclips.net/video/B0vyneg8J5w/видео.htmlsi=rnw4PrDXnTmLGJQi
And of course, this is the one song of Esselfortium not available on Spotify.
Is this the doom guy hand?
This song is so gender
Waaa i'm the 666th to like. Yay
Hi .I installed mystic items mod for re 5 but I didn't understand what changed.
uhhh ?
I think you're lost, buddy
@@Marcelelias11 What do you mean?
@@AmeteurGamer think your comment wasn't meant for this video. This video has nothing to do with re 5
@@stooplights2192 I wrote it in that video and Henry didn't reply . So I wrote it here.
i had just got around to finishing myhouse.wad just now and honestly hearing this remembering how i barely saved my game making the playthrough..it was really crazy and then the dog being at the beach and everything it was "peace at last." the title of my saved game.