The Weight of Life
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2022
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A group of judges listened to this and said “ nah we’ll give best soundtrack to GOW Ragnarok”
Yeah, it was crazy. I played both games to near 100% completion. Ragnarok was a masterpiece, but never once did it have anything to do with the soundtrack. The one amazing, memorable track in Ragnarok was Blood Upon the Snow, and that literally doesn't play until the postgame credits. It was a slap to the face of the time and effort that went into this track. Though there's always going to be a massive western bias in that award show.
To quote Peter griffin oh my god who the hell cares
@@MatthewDadoun we care, jrpgs barely get any recognition at the game awards
the song is great, but you can’t expect it to beat blood upon the snow and letting go
@@sujulius3230 wait till you learn about you will know our names finale, kaleidoscopic core, kevesi battle theme, and well the entire soundtrack really
Xenoblade 1: The will to seize our destiny
Xenoblade 2: The reason to keep moving forward
Xenoblade 3: The hope to live for the future
Xenoblade X: The courage to face the unknown.
And this is how I got through the break up of my first long term relationship.
Poor, I hope you better now ;_;
Xenoblade FR: The longing to liberate life itself
@@jacksondutton4291same 😂 Xenoblade is so useful when we have these problems
XC3 should have won at least one award that is related to musical score. This was an amazing soundtrack.
There should just be a "weight of life" award in every game awards presentation and every year they give it to Xenoblade 3 to make up for last year's award
“It’s been a wild ride this passage of fate. We got ourselves a nice little awakening.”
Every time the drums kick in I get chills
Sounds like a normal drums song to me lol
@@The_Ostrich I think their just referring to the juxtaposition between how calm it is in the opening and then....
DRUMS
I remember first hearing this in the fight against K and I got so excited as I instantly knew this was this games engage the enemy/counterattack
I mean it even has both songs in it that’s how great it is
It's criminal they only played this twice in the entire game (Consul K @ Colony 4 and Consuls O and P @ Maktha Wildwood)
agreed. In Xenoblade 2 Counterattack was absolutely overplayed, this however is the exact other extreme...
@@Eredom nah, engage the enemy is overplayed. Counterattack is played a lot of times but feels more unique in that regard
@@fernandojaqueparra1433 I think both Engage the Enemy and Counterattack were played the same amount of times.
@@Eredom They seemed to have designed scenes around to use as much of the track as possible, and considering the quality of those scenes... Might be some of the most hype stuff in the series.
It’s because, unlike Xenoblade Chronicles 2, Xenoblade Chronicles 3 just doesn’t have enough epic moments that fit with this song.
the XB3 soundtrack is so incredible. it is not an exaggeration to say that this may be one of the best OST ever made
People go on about Persona 5/Royal and rightfully so, but the soundtrack for XBC3 along with Persona 3 are amongst my favorites for all JRPGS.
Hmmm i disagree, we'll see if it win any reward in this matter
@@Justicecross it probably won't sadly, Xeno mostly gets over looked at least in western focused awards. What are your top video game OSTs?
@@jordanwilliams1507 okami hd, nier automata, persona 5, xenoblade chronicles 2, ys 8, trails of the cold steel 2
@@Justicecross that is a godly list, I respect it 🤝
This song is truly a song that symbolizes the final chapter of the Xenoblade series. It explodes the thoughts that have been handed down from the first generation.
Shulk cut open, and Noah passed the baton connected by Rex to the future. Xenoblade Chronicles 3 was a story about creating the future.
why should this be the final chapter of the series? there's still unanswered questions, like "what the hell was the conduit?" or "how did Z even come to exist in the first place?".
With the new dlc being called future redeemed you really hit the nail on the head!
@@demondays3956 it’s not the final chapter, it’s the final chapter for the Klaus stuff I think. They will continue the series probably after the time reset stuff at end of xc3 maybe further in the future or something
@@demondays3956 In the instant Origin activated the souls stored inside had an unconscious doubt that Origin would be able to preserve the worlds, so that idea hesitation manifested and took control of Origin, stopping time at the moment of the collision. Z was basically created by accident with the goal to delay the "possible" destruction of the pocket dimensions that housed the first two games in the series.
The conduit is exactly as stated: a meta-universe manifold that can be harnessed as an infinite energy supply. It is probably the Zohar form Xenosaga (they have the same shape and use) since we now know the series are connected.
This song shoulda played more than twice
it is what we get for complaining about them overusing Counter Attack
Could be worse. At least it didn't get the Unfinished Business treatment from the original that only played once and was never heard again until a decade later in Future Connected.
@@CopyCatPhantom that's what I thought. Counter attack was spammed 😂
I thought it was, or is it just for kop, if you get what I mean
@@DavidHosey1 I see what you did there
I love how most of the songs in 3 can get you pumped up while being somber at the same time, It's amazing how they pulled that balance, not even 1 or 2 had that, they usually kept those energies seperate.
Well, they REALLY merged worlds for the finale of the Xenoblade Saga in every aspect possible, eh?
I disagree. This is basically the equivalent to engage the enemy and counterattack from the first 2 games which both mixed quieter emotion and pumping rhythm to a similarly spectacular effect. To praise one you don't need to lessen the others. They're all fantastic
@@VegaPhil I can kinda see what he was going for though, when I hear Engage the Enemy I think of anger and desperation like when it played for Shulk and such, for Counterattack I think of feelings a little more triumphant like when that first played in 2. This one gives a pretty good mix of the two
Actually, Confrontation with the Enemy in Xc1 had those combined energies as well
I know I'm not the first to say this, but I feel like you're kind of shoving down Engage The Enemy to put up The Weight of Life on a pedestal, even though ETE does the same thing you're praising The Weight of Life for. Both of them are great songs.
Little bit of engage the enemy at 2:18! Really wish they used this song more often.
Edit: And counterattack at 2:29, just amazing
When I first heard the engage the enemy motif, I legit got chills. This soundtrack is godly, even by Xenoblade standards
There's a reason its nickname before it's real title was revealed is Engage the Counterattack
There are elements right at the end that remind me of Xeno X.
How do they make a song this good and only use it twice?!
There’s not enough epic moments in the game unfortunately
@@anonymoushuman8443 there's plenty of epic moments where they could have used it, but didn't. off the top of my head: the first fight against D, the fight against colony lambda, the fight against the annihilator and fight against Y/colony omega. these were all scenes where I felt like this theme could have been used, and honestly I feel like it should have been used for some of them. lambda and the annihilator especially.
@@Pascll Lambda? Maybe. The Annihilator? Definitely not.
The fight to stop the Annihilator is a mad dash against a seemingly insurmountable foe to save Colony 4. If it had this The Weight of Life playing, it wouldn't match the scene tonally. Eunie struggling to fight and cope with her trauma would feel really weird if paired with this music.
@@leakypeach6250 fair.
lambda definitely had a similar vibe to the fight at colony 4 though, so I definitely feel like it should have been there.
@@leakypeach6250 thinking about it again, I mainly meant the part after eunie conquered her fear. there's still a decent bit of fight after that where they could have used a shortened version of weight of life.
This should have played at the N and M scene
Who's here after one of the hypest scenes of Future Redeemed?
"Alright, Eevee. YOU PICK.....
WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARIOOOO!"
This is by far one of my favorite songs in Xenoblade Chronicles 3
I do wish we got to hear it more in game, but I think them using the theme so sparingly made it hit so much harder when it was used
Anyone else when listening to those osts feel hype but also like youre missing out on something, like youre left behind and feeling lonely
Sophist Outro
there is a part where the counterattack sounds and another theme from xenoblade 1 without a doubt this is the son enters all the epic themes of the xenoblades
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Yep, I realized about that too!! It's amazing🤩 min 2:17!! Right?
The first is a reference of "Engage the enemy" from Xenoblade 1 and the second is from "Counterattack" from Xenoblade 2
@@surokawa yeeee is that part 😍
This is indeed the son enters
@@surokawa actually Xenoblade 2's section plays first at 2:08 which is the build up motif. So far everyone in the comments has missed it
gonna hit different when this plays during future redeemed
To those of you wishing this song was used more, consider this: the scenes it was used in were specifically crafted to have this song playing in them. Engage the Enemy and Counterattack cannot say the same. This game showed a level of intention with its OST that the series hasn't had before (except for the chain attack theme).
That's true, but I'd rather the song play more than more appropriately. I would rather have a song memorable, than fit a scene that I will likely only get to experience a few times when I play the game. For the other two songs, I could recognize it by the time I finished the game. This song felt... unfamiliar, even playing the game to completion.
Mythra's awakening was absolutely designed with Counterattack in mind. But other than that, yea you're probably right
@@rosellarade a theme popping of more often doesnt make it more memorable tho, it just needs to be a hella good song
Adding to that: this sounds more memorable to mr than for example counterattack
I don't know... Engage the Enemy feels like it fits almost every cutscene it's in, the music seems perfectly timed and everything.
Unfinished battle from x1 plays in one cutscene...and thats probably the reason why its so memorable...that and cuz its a straight up banger
The Weight of Life is so good! This is one of my all time favorite Xenoblade songs!
this song deserves its own award and more uses
This is a masterpiece
I feel bad I recognize this song more from marketing and directs than from the actual game.
Sadly the creators of the music don't decide where the music is played
The game director said in an interview they decided to use this Song online twice in the game to make it more special. (I wish too, to have heared the music in-game more )
I recognize this song more from Sophist's outros
I feel like doing a Xenoblade 3 AMV with this song and I've never played this game
At the beginning it sounds less like Engage the Enemy and Counterattack, and more like You Say Run. Still an absolute banger though!
Suppose I can understand it being only in the game a couple times honestly. Compared to it's counterparts this is definitely hard to use as often.
I’m kinda salty this played like twice
The song that got me hyped to play Xenoblade 3!
My friend did not believe this was video game music
goosebumpssssss
Best song ever
No way this ain't being in the dlc atleast once you cannot make a banger like this and use it twice
this game is peak on a different level
Would go so hard live
Awesome song, awesome game!
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flute guys is amazing
If Xenoblade was an anime, this would be the opening theme
Why, just why is Xeno my favorite series and the special edition already sold out to scalpers...sigh...
Just a quick question, is this THAT song in Xenoblade 3? Not going to listen to it or read the comments for fear of spoilers, just asking.
yes
@@justinlewis2819 thanks.
Yup, it’s the equivalent of Counterattack/Engage the Enemy
It’s a shame how little they use it though
Yes and also no at the same time.
Hey man.
Too bad this song only played twice in game.
Only played 2 times 😢
is this what plays the last time you fight D & J?
Nope, only against K, P and O.
I played thru the whole game but can't remember when this plays😐
It plays twice!
1st : when the two other duos awaken their ouroboros powers for the first time against the colony 4 moebius
2nd : after the battle VS Ethel and Camuravi, when the two interlinked consuls are defeated
@@smashingcroissant9894 thankyou! I think i remeber now
@@tonyme0440 what’s your opinion on the story of the game, if you finished it and the important side stuff
@@DavidHosey1 I really liked it! The first 6 chapter where absolutely amazing and the seventh one had its ups and down imo. But it ended on a high note
@@DavidHosey1 very good for a jrpg, very disappointing for a xenogears/xeno games
When does this play in the game?
Battle against k, and battle against o and p counsul
Incredibly similar to FETH main theme
It has nothing to do with it, only the similarity in the instruments but Xenoblade was more before FETH
@@ElChristobalXD actually most of the chords are the same
@@ElChristobalXD No, it definitely sounds somewhat reminiscent to Edge of Dawn at the beginning
had the same thought initially - the piano motif is so similar, and I was mentally singing the words of edge of dawn for a moment there
not that this song isn't sick (it is the whole OST is) but it's a fun similarity
Well, they had the same director: Genki Yokota.
He loves to carry over themes and music styles between his projects.
I didn't remember hearing this in-game, comments explain why. Two cutscenes and not the most important ones by a long shot. It's a shame, Counterattack is so memorable partially because of the intense moments it plays during. Some of that is lost with this track, alongside the fact that it also just can't compete with that or Engage the Enemy imo. (Very high bar, to be fair)
There's a couple sense where I could see having this, though to be fair to said scenes in 3, the music choices they went with weren't bad by any means and very fitting. First one that comes to mind is a moment in either chapter 5 or 6. But the music choice they used was perfect so I can see why they didn't
I mean the first use is the first moment of using Lucky Seven on Flame Clocks and definitely think that's very important. Like that entire scene is intense as Noah and Co. actively try to handle the Flame Clock. Both scenes are definitely also a matter of well. The weight of life in some fashion.
Meanwhile I don't think Counterattack is used for much better past its first use. Many of those "strategy" scenes don't feel like there's any real trial and error. And while it is used for things like Mythra/Penuma awakening, I don't think it lands there either.
At the very least, they're cool which is what it's all about baybeew
@@Tsukiru I mean....the song is called "Counterattack" for a reason it literally played during Rex & company's Counterattack sequences
If it didn't land I assume you missed the point of the awakenings since they are "a Counterattack" after being presumably down. Imo they landed you just gotta realize they scenario
something something god of war grrrrr
This >> ywkon idc
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