Elden Ring - Unused Godrick Dialogue
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Found some unused dialogue for Godrick the Grafted. The poem at the end I've heard before but the lines about grafting and hunting I hadn't. Perhaps there was a different version of Godrick's boss fight that had him spawning knights to fight you?
Most of these lines appear within the audio transcript with the exception of a few. For this video, the subtitles should be mostly accurate.
Anyways, enjoy the video :)
First half of the video : 🤬 *Oh my knights ! Bring me a tarnished !*
Second half of the video : 😌 _to our home, bathed in rays of gold..._
idk he sounds sooo different, more human in a miserable way. the one we got sounds more scary, more self confident, like if he finally overcame his fear of being the weakest among his brothers. On the other hand this one sounds sounds "younger", like if he just began to graft
To me he just sounds like he's trying to sound badass when talking to his knights
No, he began to be grafted 100 years (if not more) before the arrival of the player. The voice is simply not processed by sound effects, it was cut out at an early stage
@@maestrrsantarael6590 I believe he began this during the Shattering
@@PacoReer We actually don’t know if he has any brothers. He’s the descendent of Godwyn, and is therefore related to Marika to some capacity.
It almost felt like, we were supposed to fight him twice once in a weaker more human form, the second time the way we see him now or perhaps something even further twisted and grafted
This sounds like a pre Grafted younger Godrick and I absolutely love it
The last hymn sounds so sad. He’ll never get his men back… He’s lost his home and his mind beyond repair. I really wish the lines made it into the game. It makes his story all the more sadder.
Exactly my thoughts. The last of the golden lineage (that is not cursed), grown up with tales of the great king Godfrey, his ancestor. Another ancestor, if not father/grandfather Godwyn brought the dragons to heel and befriended one. As the last heir he obviously feels an incredible need to be as good as these ledgends, so he does whatever he can to gain power and eventually loses his mind. Reminds me of Viserys from asoiaf.
Hearing this cut dialogue makes you realize what sort of character godrick really is,all he wants is to live up to the glory of his leniage and he will do anything to achieve that goal,no matter how many of our kin he has to mutilate and dismember...
The in-game dialogue does the same...
He sounds like a dnd dungeon master
He'd be a creative dm :0
He he trembles in his voice when he mentions "the malformed twins." He is deathly afraid of Malenia. But don't worry Godrick. We're afraid of Malenia too.
The Tarnished hunts Kenneth Haight mentions must have been planned to be a real gameplay mechanic at some point. Maybe using the same roaming mechanics planned for the Night's Cavalry?
What makes you think that at all?????????????????????? It was never planned as part of the game mechanics. Godric's Hunters are Grafted Scion.
The Night Cavalry is associated with Morgott, the Omen King, last of all Kings.
Considering Zullie found that Banished Knights have Riding abilities, its very well possible that they wouldve hunted you down at some point in development.
@@maestrrsantarael6590 i really wanted to cast aside your suggestion and call you an Idiot, but thats actually not a bad idea. As it stands in the game, they really seem to be that kind of an enemy. But on the other hand, i feel like theyre more the receiver of limbs. And they look very young and their Name "Scion" could mean that theyre the kids of a very rich guy, associated with grafting. If only there was a Lord that is into that kinda thing without a kid to give his title to. Maybe they were planned as Godricks Kids at some point in development. Would fit Martins Style. But as everything stands now, your idea is better.
More evidence of the unfinished game we got
Don't forget Kenneth Haight warning you to watch out for Godrick's Tarnished hunts and Rogier warning you that Stormveil is "bristling" with Tarnished hunters. There's only one Scion in the castle so they can't possibly be his hunters. But there are a lot of Banished Knights which have unused riding attachments. On top of this cut dialogue. Now I believe these lines were cut because there simply wasn't a good place for Godrick to say these things, but the fact that they were written and even voiced at all means Fromsoft thought it would be important. All of this points to a threat the player was going to face that simply doesn't exist in the final game. Much like Margit telling you to "cower in fear of the night" when you have to go out of your way to fight most of the Night's Cavalry and can go the whole game without even knowing they exist.
The ballad is very melancholic. It reminds you of the fact that while Godfrey is a monster he still longs for a home he and his followers will never return too.
Perhaps it was this exile and his failure to live up to the Golden Lineage, amid constant humiliation, that drove him to the act of grafting.
He has made himself a monster, killed many innocents and fallen into one of the most deprived acts in the setting.
But in his mind, there is no other option, what choice does he have?
It’s all for one singular purpose.
To go home,
Bathed in rays of Gold.
Why the devs didn't let us be his lifeline, I don't know, but I want nothing more than to spare him and tell him he's good enough
@@myrrh1463 I see a fanfic in the making
I unironically think that his poem is really beautiful.
"Rank, malformed twins..."
Bruh.
He's more of a gold enjoyer, bussy and rotussy do not do it for him.
You can hear in his voice he was looking over his shoulder, making sure Malenia wasn't there😆
anyone else think he sounds a little southern when hes angry/annoyed with the tarnished? Also the poem strikes me as a nursery rhyme that kids would be taught to give them pride in the tree and home? It's interesting to hear someone who claims to be a powerful demigod lord saying a rhyme like that, in a sing song kind of way.
Sort of southern Welsh or West-Country English
It’s more like a hymn or a battle hymn.
Honestly I woulda have liked to see this in game. Godrick could have his own questline.
Imagine after fighting him his little body is still alive and we can either choose to finish them off or truly serve them after we get his great rune,, I would absolutely love to serve under him and even do quests where I have to slay a powerful beasts and who knows maybe he'll actually reward us with unique Weaponry made from parts of the creatures we slay
Interesting that he mentions Morgott, since nobody is supposed to know Morgott was King of Leyndell.
Well they know that there's a guy named Morgott running Leyndell but nobody has ever seen him.
@@hatefulgaming1800 Except Godrick here specifically says "the fool Omen King" which means he knows the secret. "Morgott the Veiled Monarch" and "Margit the Fell Omen" were both known figures but it was not widely known they are in fact the same person.
The members of the sovereign alliance (which included Godrick) knew (it was their phantoms thrones that stand in the arena). The sovereign alliance is mentioned on one of the momnuments (it was with the collapse of the Alns that the war began). I'll even say more, Ranni was also part of this alliance (already like a spirit in a doll). It's just that no one knew exactly what she was behind the night of the black knives
yeah because morgott had a meeting with him
if you listen to morgotts cut dialogue i took away that originally there was no margit and both boss fights went by the name morgott one the fell omen and the other the omen king so maybe originally there was no secret
Wish he would’ve said “It’s graftin’ time!” during the 2nd phase cutscene transition.
I feel like the First few lines would fit If he would oversee a balcony with some of his knights to speak to.
"This Strength is mine." A player death quote, maybe? Or *
"Insolence! You filthy little tarnished!" Mid-battle Quote?
"Insolence! You upjumped little tarnished." Another Mid-battle Quote?
"A fresh offering to graft!" * A player death quote or, maybe it was possible to join his covenant and you could bring him the corpses of defeated pvp enemies.
I have no idea about the poem. Maybe it is something that he will mumber randomly as an NPC like Master Hewg with his prayers, like whenever he thinks hes alone.
Take all of this with a graint of Salt as these are just baseless speculations. None of these lines are optimized for the game and they could very well just be for testing purposes, hes the first major boss after all.
It is said that Godrick insulted Malenia before losing to her in battle and begging for his life like a coward. The phrase "...nor the rank malformed twins" refers to Malenia and Miquella, who are in some way malformed. Malenia has the scarlet rot, and Miquella is cursed with eternal childhood. The fact that he stutters betrays a degree of hesitation, like he fears Malenia will pop out and punish him again. He's been thoroughly traumatized. He really is a coward at heart. It is also said that he hides in that castle because he's terrified of Radahn who resides in the neighboring Caelid.
Can you blame him? We're all afraid of Malenia.
Honestly after what we know about the DLC...what if he knew about Mquella's way of thinking or capabilities
Guys.. don’t misunderstand this. This isn’t young Godrick, or a pre-grafted Godrick. Godrick has been grafting for a VERY LONG TIME, maybe 100 years. The reason he sounds, “Young,” is because the little filters over his voice haven’t been applied since this was cut out. But.. that means that the, “This strength, is mine.” Dialogue is FUCKING SUPERB VOICE ACTING. Same with, “Oh GREAT KING GODFREY!”
Interesting how he seems to be completely addicted to grafting, like really grafting has become a morbid addiction. And that he implies that Morgott and the twins were in league together.
I'm guessing he was thinking the greater will would grant him residual grace through his grafting.
I don't think it's meant to imply that they're in league, but rather that both parties that lay claim to the throne (Morgott and the Twins) are not the rightful heirs.
Let the HUNT, be-GIN! 😃😌
For what it's worth, this confirms that grafting is based on tree branch grafting.
He almost sounds like a good guy
Sounds much more noble. Reminds me of his work as Dorian in dragon age
He was right. There’s one Erdtree that hasn’t been sustained with blood and persecution. An Erdtree planted only to heal and comfort, as a parting gift to an empty land and a people long gone. There is only one tree, and only its branches, that bathe in true rays of gold.
This honestly fits Godrick's character from the manga relatively well.
Shame they didn’t put his poem in
"... And grace will shoorely gquide´s safe...!"
He really does have a slight cornish accent, doesn't he?
sounds like an younger pre-grafting godrick, how odd
Kraven the hunter
Imo it sounds like Godrick could've had more screen time and presence, as if we see him commanding his forces before the fight in Stormveil
0:26 YOU FITHLY LIL TARNISHED
0:22 bro starts to sound like a pirate
Anybody else think he sounds like sheogorath?
You just know they would be the best friends
Really cool video. I’m glad that this stuff got left on the cutting room floor. Elden Ring would have needed to be a significantly different game for it not to seem out of place.
What do you mean?
Can you explain that, please? I dont understand.
He skirts uncomfortably close to Gilbert Gottfried at times
You know that might explain the death blighted corpse under Stormveil. It's someone from the golden lineage (I don't think that's just "part of Godwyn". It has a Basilisk head and a clear body. ) Which means that after Godwyn's Death, this ritual of killing off the golden line continued. Their bodies live, in the wandering mausoleums. And their heads are cut off, maybe so as to stop the spread of deathblight but more probably as a ritual sacrifice to the Death Rite bird who is an envoy of the Death Bird. A Bird God. A deity that takes souls rejected by the Erdtree to another destination. Perhaps Helphen. In the weeping peninsula there is a ghost that laments the demigod in the wandering mausoleum is Marika's unwanted child, leading me to believe she is responsible for the night of the Black knives. She said herself that those children of hers who could not amount to anything would amount only to sacrifices. Why do that to Godwyn though? He had a thing goin! He had his lil dragon cult in the capital and everything. Why would MArika do that? She vanquished the god in Farum Azula so maybe there was still anymosity there and she didn't like her son getting too "friendly" with the dragons. And I mean... let's be honest there was probably human - dragon relations goin on!
Anyways, I think that's quite deep enough in to the rabbit hole for now for me!
It's been well over ten fucking years, and fromsoft STILL CAN'T implement roaming enemies (RIP Black Knights from DS1). They cut the roaming hunt that captures the player to graft, and cut the black cavalry from Morgott, just because they CAN'T IMPLEMENT THE FUCKING ROAMING ENEMIES
These feel like very early versions. Most of these voice lines lack so much depth. Interesting to see.
love the voice from 0:00 to 0:33
He's slowly turning into Aatrox from League of legends
Bro think he a bloodborne final boss💀
Interesting that he knows there's an omen reigning as king at all.
I always thought that Morgott's omenhood was supposed to be a secret, and everyone thought that the king of Leyndell was a normal guy.
Remember that it's cut content, so it's not necessarily true to the games anymore.
His unused dialogue sounded Alot like Gaylord Steambath
Why does he sound like.. no
How does he know about the Omen King?
I'm sure that's why they cut out the dialogue. That one line threw me off a loop.
he knew the demigods , because godrick is from leyndel . the mimic´s veil description tells us that he used it to flee the capital , disguised as a women .
I mean, he's a demigod. Demigods probably know each other, and it's all the simple people who are unaware that Morgott is an omen. Especially considering they have their thrones together up there, next to the tree, including Godrick.
I assumes he knows Morgott because their thrones are up in Lenydell together plus Margit literally protects his castle
He seems aware of the Haligtree and dismissive of it, as well as Morgott's illusory Erdtree
Folks, let me disappoint you, but this dialogue never hinted at any cut-out mechanics or anything else. This line was cut out because there was simply no place for it in the game. And they cut it out at such an early stage that it doesn't even have effects processing.
I do think the poem tells a lot about his character, even though it was seemingly cut at an early stage.
Probably just that there was no place they could fit him saying it without it seeming weird
Just means all overworld "hunts" (featuring the Night's Cavalry and all other enemies using similar mechanics) were scrapped at a similarly early stage, that's all. Dunno why you're so self-righteous about it. Relax, man.
@@TheEyeWatching OK, come on, prove it
I mean, it got voiced, so it cant be that late in development. But these could be lines given to the voiceactor to get a feel for their character.
Huh… him and Gostoc are so gross ngl. Too bad Grafting is a tad bit vuage.
What’s gross with gostoc? sure he’s evil-ish he steals runes from you but there’s nothing gross about him
@@Lordofchaos7 His arm was taken by Godrick, so when he follows you around Stormveil, you can occasionally find him picking at the corpses and judging their muscles, probably trying to find something to graft onto him.
Plus he sticks out like a sore thumb in Nepheli's throne room.
He's just a little wierdo