Xenoblade 1: One who gets in our way Xenoblade 2: Those who stand against our path Xenoblade 3: The select few who have made the conscious decision to oppose our will
"oh hey what's that big red monkey over there?" "oh hey why is it moving closer to me?" "oh hey why is there banger music playing?" "oh hey why is it level 81?" "oh hey why am I dead now?"
I think Territorial Rotbart was in Xenoblade Chronicles 1. I think this just makes it a lot worse for me knowing that it will be in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 as well. :(
Give her a few hours of grinding. The Poppibuster helps, too -- in fact, beating Immovable Gonzales is one of the tasks to level up the Poppibuster's Superstrength.
Was very disappointed it walked so slow in 1 and 3. Still managed to get jumpscared in one, getting absorbed in picking up collectibles and forgetting to keep tabs on its location. when I came out from under one of the natural bridges, it's _right there._ I was barely outside it's visual range so it didn't notice me, but I got a mini heart attack all the same.
I like this song very much cause it can mean 2 things. Since you only really hear the beginning when running away from a Unique Monster it's very alarming and you already know to get out of there. Then if you stay for the battle, it eventually turns into a song that defines life or death situation, and some bravery aspects in there.
When I was playing Torna, since I didn't have the original, I fought against the scorpion thing and could only beat it when I was controlling Hugo for some reason, Addam gets to much aggro sometimes and I keep forgetting to have Haze out with Lora and I always switch to Jin and forget to switch back
@@zawarudoclock3927 see that's the one thing I can't stand with Lora- her Swallow's flight ability is really annoying because it usually means she dies pretty quickly, which is not something the healer is supposed to do.
@@minerman8118 I usually just rely on healing potions from driver combos, you really don't need a dedicated healer if you have enemy break resist down accessories
Love the fact the beginning of the song is basically saying "GET THE HELL OUTTA THERE NOW!", but after a while, the song realizes "huh, you should have been long gone by now if you weren't going to fight this thing. Alright, give it your all!" as it kicks in with the more hype guitar, and that freaking rocks!
I grinded to level 99 and got full party meter and walked up to Territorial Rotbart, then switched to Pneuma and did the level 3 special into a chain attack. Ended the fight that quickly
Man, the Guardian theme from BOTW may be regarded as the best anxiety theme, but dang, those opening riffs convey anxiety and hype at the same time, that’s something else...
@@generalwashingtoad6516 Oh my god that's also a good one. I have a friend who has a pretty good Azrael in BBTAG and you mentioning The Tyrant just gave me nam flashbacks to that
@@skyriotAndKadeGaming Seriously? Ha! I guess you can find some in what’s left of Judicium, but in Gormott it’s basically a unique monster. Kind of weird it plays the normal battle theme.
Xenoblade composers composing the best songs you've ever heard in your life to play in only 2 areas for fighting against stronger normal enemies with names like “Undefeatable Fred” EDIT: I regret making this comment because I think it caused the Xenoblade Chronicles 3 Unique Monsters to want to curbstomp me even harder
I love how for the first few seconds this song tells you to run away as fast as possible but then it rewards you with epic tune if you manage to survive for some time
having rotbart sneak up on you while exploring earlygame. *YOU HAVE EXACTLY 5 SECONDS TO LIVE* shit man i just wanted to climb the trunk to the woodcutters camp.
Does anybody ever get that satisfying feeling when you activate a chain attack right when the beat drops, if not then OH GOD IS IT GOOD, same goes for a level 4 special.
I’ve started playing this game again. I grind Chickenheart Challenge for the rewards (I can speedrun it with the right luck) and I hear this song a lot.
When I first got to Gormott and saw the level 12 Sad Bernard, I thought “huh, prolly should stay away”. Then I saw the giant monkey in the distance charging into the middle of the plains and knew from xenoblade 1 experience that I met that arsehole again.
I really like how this one starts up. It spends the first thirty seconds or so blaring like a warning siren, screaming at you to get out of danger like it expects the encounter to be over one way or another in that time frame, a trait noticeably absent from You Will Know Our Names and Uncontrollable. Once those seconds are up, the song's mood switches as if to say, "Wait, you're still alive? Okay! Go get 'em!"
Yeah, it's my second favorite UM theme in the series next to YWKON, it just has so much energy and power. It definitely follows up the energy that YWKON has and cracks it up even further (rather than just trying to emulate it like You Will Recall Our Names, my spicy opinion on YWRON lol :P). Definitely gets me hyped to fight UMs 👌
Not gonna lie, Territorial Rotbart in this game is the only level 81 enemy in the series that has actually managed to catch me off guard . I never saw the one in X, I always stayed clear of him in 1, but he always manages to see me in 2. I have had my share of other unique monster scares, though. I can relate.
@@zaos7321 I saw a giant level 81 gorilla running around and avoided it like it was the plague. Never aggroed it until I decided to kill him. Same thing with first game, although I'm not far enough into the game to kill him quite yet.
A lot of people's problems is his roaming pattern doesn't always make it obvious he's there until he's 30m behind you and the music starts. And then quickly stops because he nuked you
@@thekingofspeed8960 I almost hate how slow they made him be in 1. I appreciate the extra draw distance so he's easier to spot but despite this I got jumpscared by him eventually. I was roaming around gaur plain and had seen him from a distance and avoided that side. Was going under the natural bridges running into collection orbs, turned to walk out from under one and he's RIGHT there. Thankfully his aggro triggers by sight but i was barely out of range where he would've seen me, as in, 2 or 3 more steps forward he would've aggroed. The raised ground and bridge blocked him from my view until I was practically on top of him. Two taught me to fear the rotbart and give it a decently wide berth until i could beat it late game.
I always assumed Superbosses like Rotbart were MEANT to be avoided or unkillable, and were designed to punish you for not being aware of your surroundings. Now that I unlocked KOS-MOS, I realized… boy was I wrong. These guys are meant to become mincemeat later in the game
*Hears this theme* So this is the new Tyrant theme! It's amazing. 1:03 gets me so pumped. It's going to be so enjoyable doing fights with this theme! You Will Recall Our Names: I'm about to end this man's whole career
That alarm/siren sound at the beginning is fucking genius, perfectly fits a song about encountering the strongest monsters (and often being startled upon their spotting of you from offscreen).
True Story: When I first played this game I remember hating this song because of how it plays whenever you run into a unique monster that wanders into your battle. The beginning of the song in particular since its pretty much the only thing you hear before your party dies Eventually I finished the game and cane back to Gormott on a side quest. On my way I decided to fight the Territorial Rotbart (or as I like to call him Donkey Kong) since my party was much better equipped than before. There I realized how epic the song gets as the longer you last in the fight the better the song gets. Banger track for me personally
I first heard this in the prequel ,Torna-The Golden Country, and I was not happy to see me having to fight a level 23 crab when my team was around level 9.
One of the most satisfying think ever was beating the crap out the superboss when they are 500 years ago. I must have beat the Ape in Saint practice ground 30 times.
you should go to this ruclips.net/video/0cNmgwQHgR4/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/WM9Mq_Gjn50/видео.html there are comments there that would agree with you
I really like the design of this song. The first seconds are clearly an alarm, followed by music that sounds like something terrifying is chasing you (which you hear if it's targeting your allies while you desperately run out of range). And then if you actually survive for 30 seconds the whole vibe changes as if the song is saying "oh you're still alive? I guess we're doing this then!"
I love the transition at around 0:40 from a song that's almost like a warning, like it's saying "Yo bro this level 81 monkey will absolutely curbstomp you if dont get out of it's aggro range," to a song that is cheering on the player. the song is like "Ok wow you actually survived, you may actually beat this beast." That transition alone is a reward for grinding up your party and figuring out a strategy to defeat the crazy unique monsters during the beginning areas of the game. This is definitely in the top 10 songs in the game
"You have a chance to run. But you can stand and fight, if you do we got the hype for you" Or as Grigori from dragons dogma puts it "better a fool than craven"
What really painful is, most people hear this for the first time and get one shot by a fat gorilla. And you want revenge! but No he is over Level 80 so yeah.... beat the game come later. I hate him for that, nearly all monsters don't even aggro you when you don't provoke them, he just runs with a speed hack around and punches you for fun.
@@OtisCluck Still, even most unique monsters just hang out in their specific place and don't run with a speed hack over the land and punch you for fun. They sit in their little bubble and wait for you to challenge them but not Rotbart..... Fuck Rotbart, there is a reason why I killed him 100 times.
Torna's unique monster battle theme just slaps so hard. Reminds me of the first time I used chain attack in XC2 torna I was fighting giant spooder with Lora and this song played
To me, this is the "You Will Know Our Names" of Xenoblade 2. The Guitar solo at 0:44 is just far more phenomenal and more memorable compared to the guitar solo in "You Will Recall Our Names". My take on this is the developers thought of two songs that would play when fighting unique enemies, except one will play for some while the other for some also. Of course, there is also "Monster Surprise You" to consider, but this only played when you fought a unique monster from a quest line and not from the over world; so it doesn't count as being the next "You Will Know Our Names" or what I like to call "You Will Know Our Names II". By the way, I'm excited for "You Will Know Our Names III" for Xenoblade 3, I wonder what they will call it this time; or for that matter, will there even be a "You Will Know Our Names III" at all?
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Xenoblade 1: One who gets in our way
Xenoblade 2: Those who stand against our path
Xenoblade 3: The select few who have made the conscious decision to oppose our will
This better be the name of the song and it better be god tier
Ah you must be the next composer
You're forgetting one
Xenoblade X: Y.0UR3_1N_0UR_W4Y
Xenogears: The one who bears fangs at god
The perfect comment doesn't exi-
"Friend look startled like 10 ton gorilla with fancy name appear from nowhere and start playing electric guitar."
the fact this is an actual line from the game is amazing
@@MirbyStudios Really? Where?
@@Yes-sb4lo Nopon archsage, if im not mistaken
@@rodolfoamadeu9234 That nopon has broken the fourth wall enough times to make Deadpool proud
I had vietnam flashbacks instantly
What if you wanted to go to Torigoth, but big monke said:
* two big monkes
Every time I got close
“KAMEHAMEHAAAAAAA!!!!!!!”
Not joking either
ME HUNGRY, MEH NEED MORE FOAD
Everybody gangsta till this theme starts playing
Everybody gangsta till they fight another gangsta
The whole f-ing party:
And then when you can actually take it on, everybody gangsta until it KAMEHAMEHA’s you’re whole party.
Who wins:
Immortal being with power to make anything they imagine to reality,
Or big monke
monke
blade is temporary, monke is forever
That “monke” can use the frickin kamehameha. Trust me, I fought it.
@@galaxiajpeg2085 Inb4 that monke spirit bombs us in 3.
MA!
THAT BIG MONKEH IS SHOOTING KI BLASTS
That moment when you're powerful enough to actually hear the full song =)
BLADE COMBO THIRD STAGE!
BLADE COMBO THIRD STAGE!
BLADE COMBO THIRD STAGE!
BREAK!
TOPPLE!
LAUNCH!
LAUNCH SUPERNOVA!
BLADE COMBO THIRD STAGE!
CHAIN ATTACK COMMENCE!
ELEMENTAL BURST!
ELEMENTAL BURST!
ELEMENTAL BURST!
ELEMENTAL BURST!
ELEMENTAL BURST!
FULL BURST!
Yeeeeeees
CALL AN AMBULANCE!
_0:27__ kicks in_
...BUT NOT FOR ME!
Lol IKR
That moment when you're too strong and only get to hear the intro =(
"oh hey what's that big red monkey over there?"
"oh hey why is it moving closer to me?"
"oh hey why is there banger music playing?"
"oh hey why is it level 81?"
"oh hey why am I dead now?"
"oh hey why is this comment so good?"
Welcome to Xenoblade
Why here?
I think Territorial Rotbart was in Xenoblade Chronicles 1. I think this just makes it a lot worse for me knowing that it will be in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 as well. :(
@@haroldwong7487 I believe it is a Xenoblade staple, same with Gonzalez
The most epic song in the game playing when you fight “Foolish Smelvin”
"Poppi can lift Gonzalez if necessary "
You lied to me....
Give her a few hours of grinding. The Poppibuster helps, too -- in fact, beating Immovable Gonzales is one of the tasks to level up the Poppibuster's Superstrength.
PFP checks out for the you lied to me face
Jacob Watson
Ha, that’s Annette from Fire Emblem Three Houses. Funny girl, really fitting for that situation.
@@Sherolox This was before they changed the profile pic it was a trainer that got koffing rank on a curry
@@Sherolox But yeah true
"Oh look, it’s the Territorial Rotbart. Luckily, I’ve played XBC1, so I can just move around it. It’s slow, after a-"
**Rotbart begins to run**
... ok. Ready to fight asshole, I'm mad, I'm bitter and I got a bone to-
*ki blast*
OH COME ON
That is most terrifying. Truly, these games are amazing!
Say what.
*sees it fart*
WHAT THE F*CK
Was very disappointed it walked so slow in 1 and 3.
Still managed to get jumpscared in one, getting absorbed in picking up collectibles and forgetting to keep tabs on its location. when I came out from under one of the natural bridges, it's _right there._ I was barely outside it's visual range so it didn't notice me, but I got a mini heart attack all the same.
I like this song very much cause it can mean 2 things.
Since you only really hear the beginning when running away from a Unique Monster it's very alarming and you already know to get out of there.
Then if you stay for the battle, it eventually turns into a song that defines life or death situation, and some bravery aspects in there.
When I was playing Torna, since I didn't have the original, I fought against the scorpion thing and could only beat it when I was controlling Hugo for some reason, Addam gets to much aggro sometimes and I keep forgetting to have Haze out with Lora and I always switch to Jin and forget to switch back
@@zawarudoclock3927 see that's the one thing I can't stand with Lora- her Swallow's flight ability is really annoying because it usually means she dies pretty quickly, which is not something the healer is supposed to do.
Still remember lv8 and walking to find torigoth town. And you met a lv96 king kong.....runnnn
@@Darkness-yi1gi ya the game is like your in chapter 2 see this level 80 you are week
@@minerman8118 I usually just rely on healing potions from driver combos, you really don't need a dedicated healer if you have enemy break resist down accessories
Love the fact the beginning of the song is basically saying "GET THE HELL OUTTA THERE NOW!", but after a while, the song realizes "huh, you should have been long gone by now if you weren't going to fight this thing. Alright, give it your all!" as it kicks in with the more hype guitar, and that freaking rocks!
I love how this comment section is just full of people with PTSD
please don't remind me of the territorial rotbart I'm still recovering
@@empressfrozentoes5285 O H N O
That moment when you realize that 0:44 is playing and you haven’t one shotted the party yet
Unique monster: haha I’m in danger
I grinded to level 99 and got full party meter and walked up to Territorial Rotbart, then switched to Pneuma and did the level 3 special into a chain attack. Ended the fight that quickly
StandByGalaxy but did 0:44 play as you did it
TARDISES understandable
@@TARDISES You do realize you could have had Shulk/ Fiora in the party to do that or did you not have the DLC
@@TARDISES In NG+ there is a nopon trader in Spirit Crucible Elpys who will give a light core for Poppi in exchange for 1,000,000 bonus experience
“NO NO, DON’T COME THIS WAY!”
- Top 10 Photos taken moments before disaster
"GO AWAY, TORA NOT TASTY!"
Sniping Brent when I just want to fight some tirkens...
“OH PISS OFF MATE!”
"GO SOMEWHERE ELSE, WHY DON'T YA!?"
Most satisfying thing in xenoblade is going back and beating territorial rotbart.
*Core Crystal grinding intensifies*
I wasn't aware this song was longer than 10 seconds, the approximate time it takes for the roaming enemy superboss to murder my entire party
It’s not a superboss if it’s below level 99
Welcome to Xenoblade
So THAT'S what the rest of the song sounds like
So you always died before been able to hear it 😂
I know your pain
Man, the Guardian theme from BOTW may be regarded as the best anxiety theme, but dang, those opening riffs convey anxiety and hype at the same time, that’s something else...
Guardian theme isn't even that much anxiety. Try the SS Guardian theme
@@shamussarrazine6623 That's not bad either. Try Sonic drowning.
@@shamussarrazine6623 Sure, but The Tyrant would like to have a word with you.
@@generalwashingtoad6516 Oh my god that's also a good one. I have a friend who has a pretty good Azrael in BBTAG and you mentioning The Tyrant just gave me nam flashbacks to that
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Territorial Rothbart Spirit: Giant Donkey Kong, Gaur Plains, this music. Would be a 3-star spirit
He deserves a legendary spirit
He really does, considering that he probably has more kills than artifice Aion itself.
Not to mention it’s higher level
3?!?
What the hell is a fi-
*sees blizzard belgazaus as a six*
_O-oh no._
(GAME!)
I had my first encounter with a Territorial Rotbart today.
I was extremely underleveled and couldn't escape from it.
RATCHET AND CLANK PFP SPOTTED. +1,000,000,000 RESPECT.
"START RUNNING AWAY", the theme.
Rotbart theme
FREAKING. ROTBART.
Just straight up ruined by merry exploration of Gormott...SEVERAL times...
Territorial Rotbart: ruinning the life of players since 2010.
No, that's just the first 10 seconds of this song.
Hmm rotbart
"Just gotta kill a couple more Feris and WHY IS THIS SONG PLAYING?"
And... THERE’S the Ancient Sauros. Thought I’d missed ‘im for a moment.
Mmm, Monke
@@BeALight-i3z but that just plays the normal battle theme haha
@@skyriotAndKadeGaming Seriously? Ha! I guess you can find some in what’s left of Judicium, but in Gormott it’s basically a unique monster. Kind of weird it plays the normal battle theme.
Probably sad Bernard, aka baby’s first unique monster kill
Xenoblade composers composing the best songs you've ever heard in your life to play in only 2 areas for fighting against stronger normal enemies with names like “Undefeatable Fred”
EDIT: I regret making this comment because I think it caused the Xenoblade Chronicles 3 Unique Monsters to want to curbstomp me even harder
One of my favorite Unique names is Soul-Eater Stanley.
Evaporator Eddie
IMMOVABLE GONZALES
Reeking Douglas
CLOUD SEA KING Ken
A Battle Starts from an unknown direction: *panik*
The theme sounds like a bop: *kalm*
The theme is this: *panik*
The awkward moment when you realize that no, Poppi can't actually lift Gonzalez yet.
That was a smart troll from them honestly
hello?
is this game on?
am i all alone?
*or is there a level 75 dinosaur here, in this baby starting area*
all you need is a bigger gun
Break, anchor shot, eye of shining justice, Roc. This combo works every time 👍🏽
@@lucatrigatti125 Help me if you can
@@dantelawrence4676Please wake me up
I love how for the first few seconds this song tells you to run away as fast as possible but then it rewards you with epic tune if you manage to survive for some time
having rotbart sneak up on you while exploring earlygame.
*YOU HAVE EXACTLY 5 SECONDS TO LIVE*
shit man i just wanted to climb the trunk to the woodcutters camp.
"Poppi can lift Immovable Gonzales if necessary"
so that was a fucking lie
This is basically just another version of the „guns are useless in-game but deadly in cutscenes“ cliche.
Poppi pode levantar Gonzales se ele permitir lol.
"Oh neat, there are some gogols up on that ledge. Let's go up there and check them out"
That one gogal: boss, wake the fuck up!
The boss:
This theme goes sooooooooo well with you using Pneuma and she says "ARE YOU READY?!" during her Level 3 Special.
Does anybody ever get that satisfying feeling when you activate a chain attack right when the beat drops, if not then OH GOD IS IT GOOD, same goes for a level 4 special.
Bro everytime!
I feel the same when i set the final smash meter on in smash bros and watch evergone go crazy in 8 player smash.
This incredibly hype theme really is enhanced by the fact that it's paired with what is, at its peak, the most hype combat system in JRPG history
*"Sacred... **_ARROW!!!!!!"_*
@@ChrisStoneinator XC2 has one of the best combat systems when you learn how it works
Me at 1:03: damn that’s a cool and complex riff
Me later: wait a minute that’s just pentatonic
Xenoblade 2 has one of the best osts in gaming.
The moment you realize you're screwed
I like how this song screams warning at the beginning, but later gives you motivation as a reward for staying and fight.
@@samsolitaryroll True and that Territorial Rotbart is a real wake up call saying this is a xenoblade game
I’ve started playing this game again.
I grind Chickenheart Challenge for the rewards (I can speedrun it with the right luck) and I hear this song a lot.
Everyone: 2020 will be a good year!
2020:
the problems are like ardanian soldiers in cutscenes. All of which are obnoxiously loud and hurtful.
AND THEY JUST KEEP PILING UP
@@Konh-Minh Nintendo, please patch 2020
@@totalwar1793 They really do be trying to path it up but problems just keep leaking out.
@@totalwar1793 yeah seriously, those error codes drive me nuts.
I don’t think it’s bad as many people say, but people should be grateful that it’s almost over.
finally i can hear longer than 40 seconds of this song
The first like 10 seconds of this song perfectly encapsulate the feeling of fight or flight
Also known as the "Get crushed and asswiped by an out of nowhere level 70 enemy on a level 10 party" song
Those goddamn birds...
So you're just wandering around at the start, and then all of a sudden, One Punch Gorilla shows up to ruin your day!
>.
He’s got One Punch… AND THE KAMEHAMEHA!!!!
If you weren’t taken by surprise by a huge gorilla in the beginning forest area of the game, then it isn’t a Xenoblade game.
Reject Torigoth, return to level 81 monke.
When Territorial Rotbart defeats you: Reject Humanity, Return to Monke!
When you defeat Territorial Rotbart: Reject Monke, Return to Humanity!
When I first got to Gormott and saw the level 12 Sad Bernard, I thought “huh, prolly should stay away”. Then I saw the giant monkey in the distance charging into the middle of the plains and knew from xenoblade 1 experience that I met that arsehole again.
Xenoblade fans seeing monkeys be like: YOU!
Pyra and Mythra are in SMASH BROS
Having one get in your way isn't enough. You gotta have a bunch o' those standing against the path you take.
Subtle Xenoblade 1 references :D
Brad Zhang Holy crap.I didn't notice that before...
I really like how this one starts up. It spends the first thirty seconds or so blaring like a warning siren, screaming at you to get out of danger like it expects the encounter to be over one way or another in that time frame, a trait noticeably absent from You Will Know Our Names and Uncontrollable. Once those seconds are up, the song's mood switches as if to say, "Wait, you're still alive? Okay! Go get 'em!"
A bit late and obvious but I love how the beginning is just an Alarm that a strong monster is approaching
Can't wait to get my ass kicked by the Territorial Rotbart for a third time in Xenoblade Chronicles 3
I would be disappointed if they didn’t include Territorial Rotbart
@@jujuraffe3732 He’s a staple of this series
Only third?
Well, there's no Territorial Rotbart sadly... but there's an Immovable Gonzalez so that's nice.
Replacement is Jingoistic Gigantus.
@@frank2mb Press F to pay respects to the Territorial Rotbart
this song deserves way more respect, i love the part at 1:23 so much
Yeah, it's my second favorite UM theme in the series next to YWKON, it just has so much energy and power. It definitely follows up the energy that YWKON has and cracks it up even further (rather than just trying to emulate it like You Will Recall Our Names, my spicy opinion on YWRON lol :P). Definitely gets me hyped to fight UMs 👌
Yeah! It’s my favorite part ^^
Not gonna lie, Territorial Rotbart in this game is the only level 81 enemy in the series that has actually managed to catch me off guard . I never saw the one in X, I always stayed clear of him in 1, but he always manages to see me in 2. I have had my share of other unique monster scares, though. I can relate.
That's cus the Rotbart in 2 was running Monado Speed the entire time
@@Bowcaster26 It's either going around like that or sleeping, but it's just as dangerous asleep as it is awake.
You should’ve fought the previous Rotbars, because this one has the power of Goku’s kamehameha.
@@galaxiajpeg2085 And a fu**ing fart LMAO
Rotbart is in X. He’s right outside the eastern NLA gate but he’s on top of some rocks so he’s a bit out of the way
*party formation has changed, Rex has left the party*
Territorial Rotbart "Wild Wave" = Kamehameha
Me reading about other peoples troubles with the Territorial Rotbart:
Man, whata bunch of jokers
Did you not have troubles with it the first time?
@@zaos7321 I saw a giant level 81 gorilla running around and avoided it like it was the plague. Never aggroed it until I decided to kill him. Same thing with first game, although I'm not far enough into the game to kill him quite yet.
A lot of people's problems is his roaming pattern doesn't always make it obvious he's there until he's 30m behind you and the music starts.
And then quickly stops because he nuked you
@@Bowcaster26 Especially since he’s so fucking fast in XC2
@@thekingofspeed8960 I almost hate how slow they made him be in 1. I appreciate the extra draw distance so he's easier to spot but despite this I got jumpscared by him eventually. I was roaming around gaur plain and had seen him from a distance and avoided that side. Was going under the natural bridges running into collection orbs, turned to walk out from under one and he's RIGHT there. Thankfully his aggro triggers by sight but i was barely out of range where he would've seen me, as in, 2 or 3 more steps forward he would've aggroed. The raised ground and bridge blocked him from my view until I was practically on top of him. Two taught me to fear the rotbart and give it a decently wide berth until i could beat it late game.
I always assumed Superbosses like Rotbart were MEANT to be avoided or unkillable, and were designed to punish you for not being aware of your surroundings.
Now that I unlocked KOS-MOS, I realized… boy was I wrong. These guys are meant to become mincemeat later in the game
Technically not a superboss until it's over level 99.
*Hears this theme*
So this is the new Tyrant theme! It's amazing. 1:03 gets me so pumped. It's going to be so enjoyable doing fights with this theme!
You Will Recall Our Names: I'm about to end this man's whole career
For me it's 0:44
That alarm/siren sound at the beginning is fucking genius, perfectly fits a song about encountering the strongest monsters (and often being startled upon their spotting of you from offscreen).
The "FUCKING DIE ALREADY KEN, PLEASE DON'T DO CLOUD BREATH" in Challenge Mode theme.
The " WELL I'M DEAD" theme for this game.
If you hear it: RUN!!!
Stupid Territorial Rotbart
True Story: When I first played this game I remember hating this song because of how it plays whenever you run into a unique monster that wanders into your battle. The beginning of the song in particular since its pretty much the only thing you hear before your party dies
Eventually I finished the game and cane back to Gormott on a side quest. On my way I decided to fight the Territorial Rotbart (or as I like to call him Donkey Kong) since my party was much better equipped than before.
There I realized how epic the song gets as the longer you last in the fight the better the song gets. Banger track for me personally
I first heard this in the prequel ,Torna-The Golden Country, and I was not happy to see me having to fight a level 23 crab when my team was around level 9.
I had to fight a level 35 ferris at level 14 for a quest
One of the most satisfying think ever was beating the crap out the superboss when they are 500 years ago. I must have beat the Ape in Saint practice ground 30 times.
Hot take:
Better than you will recall our names
It's in fact the true
I agree!
Both bangers but this is a correct take
Can’t wait for “them whom obstruct our trail”
“Oh monado boy”
wait, wrong game...Or is it?
Unpopular opinion: I like this more than UM2.
*popular opinion
Really? Monado Hell would say otherwise.
you should go to this
ruclips.net/video/0cNmgwQHgR4/видео.html
and
ruclips.net/video/WM9Mq_Gjn50/видео.html
there are comments there that would agree with you
Well, the UM2 video _does_ have 100k more views than the UM1, so I'm technically correct.
Shit
The beggining with the BA-BABA-BAAAAAABABA-BABABABABABA IS AMAZING
I really like the design of this song. The first seconds are clearly an alarm, followed by music that sounds like something terrifying is chasing you (which you hear if it's targeting your allies while you desperately run out of range). And then if you actually survive for 30 seconds the whole vibe changes as if the song is saying "oh you're still alive? I guess we're doing this then!"
2:40 makes me feel like I can take on anything
I love the transition at around 0:40 from a song that's almost like a warning, like it's saying "Yo bro this level 81 monkey will absolutely curbstomp you if dont get out of it's aggro range," to a song that is cheering on the player. the song is like "Ok wow you actually survived, you may actually beat this beast."
That transition alone is a reward for grinding up your party and figuring out a strategy to defeat the crazy unique monsters during the beginning areas of the game. This is definitely in the top 10 songs in the game
"You have a chance to run. But you can stand and fight, if you do we got the hype for you"
Or as Grigori from dragons dogma puts it "better a fool than craven"
Those Who Stand Against Our Path > You Will Recall Our Names gang rise up
me: this starting area is so cool!
Territorial Rotbart: sup bro
This song would sound absolutely Smashing on Gramps!
This is a good way to get the blood pumping...
Am I the only one who had no problem with territorial rotbart but had more trouble with ma boy *Sniping Brent* !
Oh don't get me started on that dumb bird
God I got chased off by him so many times. Tried fighting him, but at my level more enemies kept also trying to fight me and I got fucked up
Casually strolling through Gormott and this shit starts...
"TORA GET OUT OF THE GODAMN POISON WE NEED TO KILL THE BIRD"
Tora: Hehe my hp go brrr
Listening to this while fighting rajang was an experience
"More? A heroes work is never done!"
I will always remember Sad Brenard.
The theme that echoes in my head after spending a disgusting amount of time fight reeking Douglas for core crystals
This >>> you will recall our names
Rex the Impregnable
Playing this song on the drums is so much fun
I love this song
You will know our names finally has a worthy opponent
I like the fact that this is different from you will know our names
What really painful is, most people hear this for the first time and get one shot by a fat gorilla. And you want revenge! but No he is over Level 80 so yeah.... beat the game come later. I hate him for that, nearly all monsters don't even aggro you when you don't provoke them, he just runs with a speed hack around and punches you for fun.
"speed hack" is the right description. XC1 Monke just gently strolls around Gaur Plains and XC2 Monke reeeeeaaaaaallly took issue with that
There are two instances where enemy aggro you no matter what
1: they are higher level than you
2: they are a unique monster
Guess which one Rotbart is
@@OtisCluck Still, even most unique monsters just hang out in their specific place and don't run with a speed hack over the land and punch you for fun. They sit in their little bubble and wait for you to challenge them but not Rotbart..... Fuck Rotbart, there is a reason why I killed him 100 times.
I heard this first by grace of Cool Aid dino.
Torna's unique monster battle theme just slaps so hard. Reminds me of the first time I used chain attack in XC2 torna
I was fighting giant spooder with Lora and this song played
Don’t get me wrong, you will recall our names is good, but I’ll always prefer this.
I agree
I was so disappointed when this stopped playing
Pyra and Mythra main here
When a random gorilla is stronger than the final boss of the game.
I feel like Leftheria and Tantal should have kept this one as their UM theme.
How this soundtarck can be this good
"DARN... WHY HEA?"
profile picture represents your comment well +respect
“You guys just... clean up here”
this,counterattack and you will recall our names are my favorites tracks of the game
To me, this is the "You Will Know Our Names" of Xenoblade 2.
The Guitar solo at 0:44 is just far more phenomenal and more memorable compared to the guitar solo in "You Will Recall Our Names".
My take on this is the developers thought of two songs that would play when fighting unique enemies, except one will play for some while the other for some also.
Of course, there is also "Monster Surprise You" to consider, but this only played when you fought a unique monster from a quest line and not from the over world; so it doesn't count as being the next "You Will Know Our Names" or what I like to call "You Will Know Our Names II".
By the way, I'm excited for "You Will Know Our Names III" for Xenoblade 3, I wonder what they will call it this time; or for that matter, will there even be a "You Will Know Our Names III" at all?