I've uploaded the voicelines (Announcer, citizen chants, council hall) and Generator Siren/Horn within the Modding servers file archives, you can grab them here if you wish. discord.gg/qGhHDjF2fk Maybe now i can pin comments? let's see!
"I will drag you toward prosperity, kicking and screaming if I have to! I've put too much work into this city to let you destroy it now! THIS CITY! WILL! *NOT!* *_FALL!!!_*
Why is no one talking about that switch from "steward" to "captain". Just gives me chills. Like they know what I did to New London. Like they see through the disguise. There's no "steward" here. There's always been the "captain". We know. And now they know too.
It's a "Captain's Authority" law which you can propose in Council Hall. I'd rather be less amused to the change of attitude about the law enactment. They thought chaos was caused by the inability of council to choose or control what was given to them on the plate with spoonful of additives, so they wanted someone executive to listen and lead to the right direction. Similar case was in Weimar Republic, and we know what it caused.
@@LivonianGuy Thanks for the explanation, though I was more focusing on the idea alone. Of just hearing people switch into the "captain". For the people who played Frostpunk, it's a sort of "oh shit, we're back here again".
@@juniorresearcherrosing9392 For people who played Frostpunk, they know that Order turns into Despotism, and Faith - into Fanaticism. Even on trailers the citizen reflected how captain was "He said - we did" type of authority. No questions asked. So in turn it was like title of Fürher in Germany or Emperor in Italy.
Steward: "I beg of you all, _please!_ *_Cease hostilities!_* For the sake of our city!" Captain: *_"I will drag you all toward the future BY THE HAIR, KICKING AND SCREAMING, IF I HAVE TO! FOR THE SAKE OF MY CITY!!!"_*
Mfs really thought I was gonna give up oil because "euhh we need to adapt to the frost 🤓" like bro I am gonna global warm this planet back to fucking Sahara I swear
@dazedandconfused5711 aww, what's the matter little adaptation boy? Some little deep drill smoke is giving you the ouchie? This is the frostland, if you can't handle a bit of pollution go back to The Long Dark
frostpunk 2 my gameplay experience in nutshell : early to mid game "allright i will try to become peace officer in this godforsaken world, let there be balance and peace in the city, i will make sure mankind survival." end game "I AM THE SENATE, Fk your petty needs militants i need to save the city one way or another, heed me or despair."
Literally reminds me of my first playthrough Beginning: alright lets see how well I can expand End: I'M NOT PASSING FKING CITY DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT, BOTH OF YOU GO IN TIMEOUT (builds enclave)
- Who will save us? - Residents shouted in panic. Stewart silently turned his gaze to the paper with the law on the captain's powers. And then he looks at the head of the secret police, who was standing quietly in the shadows. The latter, without saying anything, nodded silently. Nothing can be changed now. The city must not fall.
2:37 I like this voice line in-particular because it's just so plainly honest. The citizenry is burning down its only hope of survival in a vain lust for power over how their society is ran. If they succeed in their cause, there is no more society to run.
I never noticed that Tension actually effects the voices of the people. I've never heard some of the voicelines here because I keep playing "nice". This is amazing.
@@titanius5134 Yup, whoever you dislike or treats you hostile, you can simply dwindle and diminish their power and numbers with secret police and raids of militia. They won't affect Tension too much if there is mere dozens. What they gonna do? Appear from a thin air?! Add to it Propaganda Machine law which you have to enact beforehand and any Tension is more like "temporal lack of lubrication" between you and some citizen. Which is quickly fixed by some smearing campaigns.
In a weird twisted way, Frostpunk made me understand how dictatorship happens At first you try to be a good ruler, you just want your city and the people to prosper But then it keeps escalating, people aren't happy and they become increasingly violent and disobedient So you start with a few laws, nothing terrible at first When things go well no one is grateful for the work you're doing, but when things go wrong they all point the finger at you No matter how hard you try it's never enough and things keep escalating Slowly but surely you lose your humanity, you start going a darker and darker path telling yourself sacrifices have to be made for the greater good But it's never enough! You alone have to bear the weight of every decisions you make, every failure, every death, every accident is on you Soon you don't seen people as individuals anymore, they are a group, numbers. You finally realise that the only way to make people obedient is through fear and brutality. If they don't want to listen, you will make them listen Because after all, if the city falls, there is no tomorrow, no second chance, if the city falls, humanity falls with it So you vow to drag them to that new futur if you must because the city MUST survive
Most dictators cause the problem then say they are the solution then never fix the problem to they have a cause to hold power. In Frostpunk there is just cold and its not going away.
not even exaggerating when I say this was the most uniquely intense, stressful, and cinematic moments I have ever experienced but with a vote of 67 for- 67 required, peace was brought back to my city and I got the best ending, yet when i listen to this I feel like im getting ptsd lmao
Lily May, 14, Bookbinder, Learns a new trade, revers the steward for keeping the city together, and even as life is hard, her head is full of dreams...
Piotr Musial strikes once again. His musical genius combined with the incessant horror and grittyness of the Frostpunk universe makes for magical experiences. Hearing the trumpets roar as the song reaches climax, together with the announcers appeals to peace is enough to make you feel just like a citizen
Week 1: "I think I shall make sure my citizen's voices are heard & represented democratically" Week 400: "Right thats it, all your hospitals are getting replaced with guard towers. Have fun dealing with the New London 1st Rifles"
Not me purposefully ignoring the winterhome objective for as long as possible in order to build excess housing districts to handle the coming crisis. "steward.... why do you need 300 guard squads for? there's only 45,000 people, its not like crime is any major issue..."
I like the reconciliation ending myself as well. The captain route feels too easy. Like what? Im just going to abandon my morals because they have? No, I will show them how long lasting this democracy can be. There will be accords, we will take the strengths from all factions and find a way together!
You know I’m so glad I found this, I’m trying to get back into writing and for the story I’m doing it’s like dark sci fi, and so a lot of it is intense and it’s hard to get into the right headspace to write when the music is nice. But for some reason it’s easier when it’s like someone is shooting down my neck and I’m under pressure. It just puts me in the right headspace to actually progress in it, so thank you for this.
People are like water: they adapt, improve, overcome. Able to shape into any form they're in. Able to break any barrier that limits them. A person each maybe less than a droplet. But in mass number, they become a flood. A tsunami. Boiling, angry, violent tides that will wash away all the efforts no matter how much you have sacrificed to achieved. "Anger" ost truly painted the overwhelming and terrifying sea of frustration testing how good you are to become the city's final fortified dam withstanding against it.
This makes me think that it would be great if someone adapted Frostpunk into a TV show, focusing on the escalation of violence from the perspective of a random family caught in the civil war. A conflict between the Faithkeepers and the Stalwarts would make for a compelling storyline. Imagine the city following the Captain's path: the family could somehow be connected to the Faithkeepers (who oppose the Governor), either caught in the conflict or participating indirectly. They would suffer under the Stalwarts' repression, ultimately ending up imprisoned with others in a decaying enclave. This could set up a teaser for season 2, with the family's young daughter swearing vengeance against the Captain
Same... I've been imagining a series where all eight factions form inside the council, with the climax having them all take up arms and strike... A few lone overseers being confronted with a guard squad, laughing in their faces as theyre told to surrender, before pulling a chain hidden in the ground to awaken automata and disrupt machinery to their aid Pilgrims hiding in the snow, guerrilla tactics coming into play as guards fruitlessly try hunting them down amidst the buffeting blizzard... Evolvers replacing their arms with saw blades and drills as they go on a rampage destroying districts until stopped... Icebloods with their own hand crafted weapons, creating barriers of soon-to-be iced-over debris... Legionnares managing to obtain rifles and blasting away those who refuse to fight alongside them... The steward himself, marching side by side with his guards, watching as his city falls...
Me through the game: how the hell am i supposed to be democratic?! Me through games: "accepting law to become a dictator" Revolution in the city: begins Me: the captain died...long live the captain!!!
Well, this is just like in fallout series. "Everybody wants to save the world, they just can't decide how is it gonna be saved" Notice: I haven't seen the series yet, and I don't know how the phrase is told in english.
As a native English speaker you got really bloody close to saying it correctly. In fact if you did not mention that English is not your first Language I would of thought you were just paraphrasing.
Steward, after succession: I have grown under the Captain's mentorship. The Captain's guidance showed me what's wrong and what's right. The Captain taught me the ways of old, the democracy, and peace. I will take his torch and right what he did wrong. I will establish democracy for the people of this great city! For the Captain! Steward, after establishing the council: People will decide what they want and what they deserve, and I will be their guidance to prosperity! Steward, after one nonsensical political crash: A compromise must be reached, and I will endeavour to satisfy all parties. Steward, after decision for Winterholme: This is not about yours satisfaction, this is about the survival of humanity and I will not ruin it in favour of anyone. Steward, after many nonsensical political problems: Order must be made to maintain the surviving of this city. Militia and police will patrol the streets, problem makers will be contained in prisons and I will not tolerate any more nonsense. Captain, after executing the leaders of both side: *I WILL LEAD THIS CITY TO PROSPERITY OF MY VIEW!*
@@Cerros-1this slaps too. Lets be honest nothing was beating The City Must Survive. Even The Inevitable from the last autumn dlc fell short (still amazing as well). This one at least has the benefit of being highly cinematic. It may not slap as hard as the lasts game final song but it's certainly equally climactic
The voices make this soundtrack, so God forsaken good is the same as like Mohg soundtrack from Elden ring. Yeah, the voice lines aren't in the actual soundtrack, but without it, I physically can't listen to it.
Frostpunk: What should we do to build a utopia in the middle of an icy wasteland? Let's just work together. Frostpunk 2: What should we do to destroy a thriving utopia? Money, Oil and Democracy. Oh? shi....
Managed to achieve peace between factions actually. Only 1 law to restore order needed - to deal with demonstrations. Others are not necessary. I just bribe all nonradical factions and pass the peace deal. Even went the hardest path: defeat the cold -> settle in Winterhome. Steward difficulty.
i absolutely love the announcers voicelines, while looking through the audio files i quickly noticed there's about 4 different variations to each sentence, can make a story out of them!
This actually made me wonder: how would the people of Frostpunk wage war? Would they sabotage heatpipes to vital areas? Would they arm Automatons to charge down protestors like Cavlary? Would Zeppelins provide air support?
Based on how protests work in game, it seems seizing means of production and damaging vital infrastructure is the way to go. But the idea of weaponized automatons is quite jarring, good job.
I did not want Adapters to do that. I supported them. Even if I believed transforming our home into safe heaven via warmth, I got my people to be ready to adapt. Our coal storages never were empty, even if we ceased to use it. Our oil is not endless. I wanted to prepare humanity for both. And I did. My Guards were made not only of progress enforcers, but of adaptors, and allied prisoners. My guards were loyal not to the cause, not to the authority, but to unity. In the end, I achieved peace, while remaining Steward. Even if little Mary Lost her mother because I couldn't prevent all casualties... I believed I prevented the worst.
Context You're in a LONG Whiteout Tension is Critical All factions are at War All Districts are being seized and destroyed Generator is at 95% Overdrive Everyone hates your guts But you used the chaos to promote yourself to Captain, and exiled everyone to an Enclave... but for how long?
Can't help but compare the theme with Tanc a lelec from Highfleet. At start of the game it would sound like the funeral march for you, but at the end, it would sound like a final dance for your enemies.
Fortunately for me in my first play through I was able to send the pilgrims to the wayward moor and still retain democracy by only passing two rule laws. It was pretty hard though.
Week 1: "I will see to fulfill the request of the citizens of New London as its Steward" Week 400: I WILL RESTORE ORDER TO THIS CITY AS ITS CAPTAIN! EVEN IF IT MEANS DRAGGING ALL OF YOU BY THE NECK!!!
''All it takes to save the citty is one word. One simple Word.'' ''But Stuard, we can't,....'' ''The citty must survive Counceler,...must'n it?'' ''......'' ''So?'' ''Yes,....Captain.'' ''Verry well.''
Bro my city went from 40k to 20k people eventually I united both factions in hating me so much they that they halted the civil war and overthrew me democratically
I've uploaded the voicelines (Announcer, citizen chants, council hall) and Generator Siren/Horn within the Modding servers file archives, you can grab them here if you wish.
discord.gg/qGhHDjF2fk
Maybe now i can pin comments? let's see!
i have to wait for yt to verify my channel to pin this 💀
is this link still valid? i so badly wanna digest these sound effects but i cant make my way into the promised land
@@BoggedDog yes, it is
@@Cerros-1 ah, it finally worked this time, bless lil bro
"All hostile fighters consider! If the city Falls your cause falls with It!" - the moment i realized i reached the end game.
Yea that was the line that make be take the needed drastic actions. I need the authority. To save them from themselves.
The Shil'vati imperium wants a word with you.
@@kacperpiotrowski7239 Dead gods that is not a reference I would expect here.
@@kacperpiotrowski7239 The Shil might be an improvement....
@@DarthAwesome117 well duh!
"But, Honorable Steward, what of the Council?"
_"I am the Council!"_
"Not yet."
"It's Treason, then."
F the council, all Hail the age return of the captain
Hail and glory to the new captain@@adriangonzalez7906
"There's no Steward anymore, only CAPTAIN"
Frostpunk : I'm afraid of storms
Frostpunk2 : I'm afraid of humanity
Im afraid of building biowaste greenhouse.
FP1: I hate the cold
FP2: I hate the people
@@JJ-ip7oi The workers in The Last Autumn were a bunch of assholes too.
@@JJ-ip7oi FP1: I hate people (seriously soup isn't that bad!)
@@CThyran The ones you rescue right? Yeah i hate those guys
MARTIAL LAW IS IN EFFECT: COMPLY WITH ALL GUARD REQUESTS IMMEDIATELY
CAPTAIN!🗣️🔥🔥🔥
HEAR US
*Hour 1* : I will lead a prosperous democracy in my Stewardship.
*Hour 31* : Rally the milita, THE CITY WILL NOT FALL !
"I will drag you toward prosperity, kicking and screaming if I have to! I've put too much work into this city to let you destroy it now! THIS CITY! WILL! *NOT!* *_FALL!!!_*
"ALL FIGHTERS!!!! CONSIDER THERE IS NO POINT IN RULINNG OVER RUINS! RESTRAIN YOURSELF" - this shit is logical actually
Angry people don't listen to logic. All they know is their dream was taken from them, so they must retaliate.
"All Hostile fighters, consider: If the City falls, your cause falls with it"
@@AbnerFreitas What a hard line though
Why is no one talking about that switch from "steward" to "captain". Just gives me chills. Like they know what I did to New London. Like they see through the disguise. There's no "steward" here. There's always been the "captain". We know.
And now they know too.
It's a "Captain's Authority" law which you can propose in Council Hall. I'd rather be less amused to the change of attitude about the law enactment. They thought chaos was caused by the inability of council to choose or control what was given to them on the plate with spoonful of additives, so they wanted someone executive to listen and lead to the right direction. Similar case was in Weimar Republic, and we know what it caused.
@@LivonianGuy Thanks for the explanation, though I was more focusing on the idea alone. Of just hearing people switch into the "captain". For the people who played Frostpunk, it's a sort of "oh shit, we're back here again".
@@juniorresearcherrosing9392 For people who played Frostpunk, they know that Order turns into Despotism, and Faith - into Fanaticism. Even on trailers the citizen reflected how captain was "He said - we did" type of authority. No questions asked. So in turn it was like title of Fürher in Germany or Emperor in Italy.
Steward: Oh no, I have to choose which party I should vote for. I can't sit on all the chairs.
Captain: I will create my own party of authority.
Steward: "I beg of you all, _please!_ *_Cease hostilities!_* For the sake of our city!"
Captain: *_"I will drag you all toward the future BY THE HAIR, KICKING AND SCREAMING, IF I HAVE TO! FOR THE SAKE OF MY CITY!!!"_*
@@MichaelTheRead All great city's fall except New London, captain! Order must be restored!!
@@MichaelTheRead this is the way
@@WyufmuczekRfhzilky454 but mf died
@@MichaelTheRead this comment lives rent free in my head
Is this what the Emperor of mankind has been hearing for the last 10,000 years on the golden throne ???
Probably on a much larger scale
The steward cares about his subjects, and is well, a human.
@@_.Ok. he is human just one who had too much experience with human flaws for over a Millenia
Yes literally this.
Mfs really thought I was gonna give up oil because "euhh we need to adapt to the frost 🤓" like bro I am gonna global warm this planet back to fucking Sahara I swear
You’re gonna need to expand a lot more to achieve that, but that’s not a problem.
Nah bro u can't
Progress mf's when their deep melting drills cant support a massive population
@@dazedandconfused5711 We just need to dig deeper bro please bro there is another deposit deeper bro I swear bro please
@dazedandconfused5711 aww, what's the matter little adaptation boy? Some little deep drill smoke is giving you the ouchie? This is the frostland, if you can't handle a bit of pollution go back to The Long Dark
frostpunk 2 my gameplay experience in nutshell : early to mid game "allright i will try to become peace officer in this godforsaken world, let there be balance and peace in the city, i will make sure mankind survival." end game "I AM THE SENATE, Fk your petty needs militants i need to save the city one way or another, heed me or despair."
the stewart : nooo we have to find peace and pass law
The giga captain : fuck it you are exiled
Literally reminds me of my first playthrough
Beginning: alright lets see how well I can expand
End: I'M NOT PASSING FKING CITY DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT, BOTH OF YOU GO IN TIMEOUT (builds enclave)
Ahh yes, average Roman emperor experience
I loved the point in the city wide rebellion where i couldnt imprison any venturers because i had only enough room for -294,967,300 detainees
Black Hole Prison 2.0
Honourable Steward
Its Captain now.
Almighty captain
Do you hear us? Capitan?
I like how the theme has very similar motifs to the City must survive theme, except this time, you arent fighting Mother nature, but Human Nature.
Indeed an alternative facet of mother nature, still bound on her task of extinguishing all unfit life. Extinction uh... finds a way.
- Who will save us? - Residents shouted in panic.
Stewart silently turned his gaze to the paper with the law on the captain's powers. And then he looks at the head of the secret police, who was standing quietly in the shadows. The latter, without saying anything, nodded silently. Nothing can be changed now. The city must not fall.
It must be done
2:37 I like this voice line in-particular because it's just so plainly honest. The citizenry is burning down its only hope of survival in a vain lust for power over how their society is ran. If they succeed in their cause, there is no more society to run.
Indeed
I never noticed that Tension actually effects the voices of the people. I've never heard some of the voicelines here because I keep playing "nice".
This is amazing.
@@cuddlebuff Let me guess, secret police?
@@LivonianGuy The secret police can do that?
@@titanius5134 Yup, whoever you dislike or treats you hostile, you can simply dwindle and diminish their power and numbers with secret police and raids of militia. They won't affect Tension too much if there is mere dozens. What they gonna do? Appear from a thin air?! Add to it Propaganda Machine law which you have to enact beforehand and any Tension is more like "temporal lack of lubrication" between you and some citizen. Which is quickly fixed by some smearing campaigns.
@@titanius5134 Try it out yourself.
Yeah as it goes up it goes from murmers, to whispers to actually hearing them say steward when you highlight them
I love how Frostpunk 2 is just showing how Dictators rise to power, and the means they'll go to enforce order.
In a weird twisted way, Frostpunk made me understand how dictatorship happens
At first you try to be a good ruler, you just want your city and the people to prosper
But then it keeps escalating, people aren't happy and they become increasingly violent and disobedient
So you start with a few laws, nothing terrible at first
When things go well no one is grateful for the work you're doing, but when things go wrong they all point the finger at you
No matter how hard you try it's never enough and things keep escalating
Slowly but surely you lose your humanity, you start going a darker and darker path telling yourself sacrifices have to be made for the greater good
But it's never enough! You alone have to bear the weight of every decisions you make, every failure, every death, every accident is on you
Soon you don't seen people as individuals anymore, they are a group, numbers.
You finally realise that the only way to make people obedient is through fear and brutality. If they don't want to listen, you will make them listen
Because after all, if the city falls, there is no tomorrow, no second chance, if the city falls, humanity falls with it
So you vow to drag them to that new futur if you must because the city MUST survive
Most dictators cause the problem then say they are the solution then never fix the problem to they have a cause to hold power. In Frostpunk there is just cold and its not going away.
not even exaggerating when I say this was the most uniquely intense, stressful, and cinematic moments I have ever experienced
but with a vote of 67 for- 67 required, peace was brought back to my city and I got the best ending, yet when i listen to this I feel like im getting ptsd lmao
Lily May, 14, Bookbinder, Learns a new trade, revers the steward for keeping the city together, and even as life is hard, her head is full of dreams...
If I had it my way, all those frostlanders would be out in the frost again.
I just noticed the announcer sounds a lot like the manager from Deep Rock Galactic.
MISSION CONTROL!!
@@floppasprite4744 MISSION CONTROL, DO YOU HEAR US?!
OH MIGHTY MISSION CONTROL!
MISSION CONTROL, ARE YOU LISTENING?!
@@feifeili1658we know he is, because Mission Control gets upset if you point at the mushroom too much
I needed me this ost with voices
i have this but the voices stay with me after a 14 hour play session
@@norbertvalterkalocsai6584 are you okay with the voices?
Как и всем нам!
Piotr Musial strikes once again. His musical genius combined with the incessant horror and grittyness of the Frostpunk universe makes for magical experiences. Hearing the trumpets roar as the song reaches climax, together with the announcers appeals to peace is enough to make you feel just like a citizen
Week 1: "I think I shall make sure my citizen's voices are heard & represented democratically"
Week 400: "Right thats it, all your hospitals are getting replaced with guard towers. Have fun dealing with the New London 1st Rifles"
Not me purposefully ignoring the winterhome objective for as long as possible in order to build excess housing districts to handle the coming crisis. "steward.... why do you need 300 guard squads for? there's only 45,000 people, its not like crime is any major issue..."
@@Cerros-1 Or buddy up with your good friends, the Stalwarts, and spam the 'Recruit extra guards' action after you get the patrol mech event.
Ah, the captain route. I'd prefer reconciliation myself.
Long live the steward!
sadly there isn't any voicelines related to reconciliation considering the game usually ends - at least the story - after the peace accords are signed
captain ending is canon change my mind
@@Cerros-1Forced segregation: The second best option!
There's no ending other than Captain's ending, you're tripping.
I like the reconciliation ending myself as well. The captain route feels too easy. Like what? Im just going to abandon my morals because they have? No, I will show them how long lasting this democracy can be. There will be accords, we will take the strengths from all factions and find a way together!
Going back to Winterhome was a mistake 😢
That place was cursed... Once again it divided our City.
@@wiej007 100% agree, colonizing this cursed place is madness.
I love that Winterhome in Frostpunk is just the worst place in the wasteland and is always the reason why shit goes tits up.
may it be buried by the snow, and may it's accursed drag into extinction be dragged with it
@@ethanduncan1646 And all because of site 113, who stole parts for the generator
2:11 Gives me Goosebumps when siren getting more clearer
this particular segment was also my personal fav touch!
Steward? Steward. Steward!
Stewart Little!
You know I’m so glad I found this, I’m trying to get back into writing and for the story I’m doing it’s like dark sci fi, and so a lot of it is intense and it’s hard to get into the right headspace to write when the music is nice.
But for some reason it’s easier when it’s like someone is shooting down my neck and I’m under pressure. It just puts me in the right headspace to actually progress in it, so thank you for this.
How many murders or corpses have you written now.
got cold shivers from this man.
When it cuts from steward to calling you captain thats so cool
People are like water: they adapt, improve, overcome. Able to shape into any form they're in. Able to break any barrier that limits them. A person each maybe less than a droplet. But in mass number, they become a flood. A tsunami. Boiling, angry, violent tides that will wash away all the efforts no matter how much you have sacrificed to achieved. "Anger" ost truly painted the overwhelming and terrifying sea of frustration testing how good you are to become the city's final fortified dam withstanding against it.
I demand an Arcane-like series in the frostpunk universe
This version of the soundtrack is so peak, thank you for making it
Oh good finally the official song.
This makes me think that it would be great if someone adapted Frostpunk into a TV show, focusing on the escalation of violence from the perspective of a random family caught in the civil war. A conflict between the Faithkeepers and the Stalwarts would make for a compelling storyline. Imagine the city following the Captain's path: the family could somehow be connected to the Faithkeepers (who oppose the Governor), either caught in the conflict or participating indirectly. They would suffer under the Stalwarts' repression, ultimately ending up imprisoned with others in a decaying enclave. This could set up a teaser for season 2, with the family's young daughter swearing vengeance against the Captain
Same...
I've been imagining a series where all eight factions form inside the council, with the climax having them all take up arms and strike...
A few lone overseers being confronted with a guard squad, laughing in their faces as theyre told to surrender, before pulling a chain hidden in the ground to awaken automata and disrupt machinery to their aid
Pilgrims hiding in the snow, guerrilla tactics coming into play as guards fruitlessly try hunting them down amidst the buffeting blizzard...
Evolvers replacing their arms with saw blades and drills as they go on a rampage destroying districts until stopped...
Icebloods with their own hand crafted weapons, creating barriers of soon-to-be iced-over debris...
Legionnares managing to obtain rifles and blasting away those who refuse to fight alongside them...
The steward himself, marching side by side with his guards, watching as his city falls...
Me through the game: how the hell am i supposed to be democratic?!
Me through games: "accepting law to become a dictator"
Revolution in the city: begins
Me: the captain died...long live the captain!!!
The city must survive, no matter the cost!
@@Cerros-1 If the city Falls your cause falls with It!
Well, this is just like in fallout series.
"Everybody wants to save the world, they just can't decide how is it gonna be saved"
Notice: I haven't seen the series yet, and I don't know how the phrase is told in english.
As a native English speaker you got really bloody close to saying it correctly.
In fact if you did not mention that English is not your first Language I would of thought you were just paraphrasing.
Едрыть, это просто концентрат эпика из игры.
Согласен
Я так рад, что мне это попалось
1:50 the best part
Steward, after succession: I have grown under the Captain's mentorship. The Captain's guidance showed me what's wrong and what's right. The Captain taught me the ways of old, the democracy, and peace. I will take his torch and right what he did wrong. I will establish democracy for the people of this great city! For the Captain!
Steward, after establishing the council: People will decide what they want and what they deserve, and I will be their guidance to prosperity!
Steward, after one nonsensical political crash: A compromise must be reached, and I will endeavour to satisfy all parties.
Steward, after decision for Winterholme: This is not about yours satisfaction, this is about the survival of humanity and I will not ruin it in favour of anyone.
Steward, after many nonsensical political problems: Order must be made to maintain the surviving of this city. Militia and police will patrol the streets, problem makers will be contained in prisons and I will not tolerate any more nonsense.
Captain, after executing the leaders of both side: *I WILL LEAD THIS CITY TO PROSPERITY OF MY VIEW!*
this honestly sold me to the game lol, properly the best non-trailer i came across.
only colonies chilling at that time
Frostland Colonists are utter chads
This is really well put together, it would not be out of place among the game's trailers!
Frostpunk 1 made me hate the storm, but frostpunk 2 made me hate everything.
at least the storm's music slapped
@@Cerros-1this slaps too. Lets be honest nothing was beating The City Must Survive. Even The Inevitable from the last autumn dlc fell short (still amazing as well). This one at least has the benefit of being highly cinematic. It may not slap as hard as the lasts game final song but it's certainly equally climactic
The voices make this soundtrack, so God forsaken good is the same as like Mohg soundtrack from Elden ring. Yeah, the voice lines aren't in the actual soundtrack, but without it, I physically can't listen to it.
I feel this, SO hard.
Got the hardest goosebumps I've ever felt in my life
in the 1 the boss music is weather
in the 2 its the city itself
In both - YOU are the boss.
When they shout "Steward, hear your people" I got chills lol. Epic.
Frostpunk: What should we do to build a utopia in the middle of an icy wasteland? Let's just work together.
Frostpunk 2: What should we do to destroy a thriving utopia? Money, Oil and Democracy. Oh? shi....
Managed to achieve peace between factions actually. Only 1 law to restore order needed - to deal with demonstrations. Others are not necessary. I just bribe all nonradical factions and pass the peace deal. Even went the hardest path: defeat the cold -> settle in Winterhome. Steward difficulty.
Not the famous "Stewards quote book"! Why did you guys have to burn it?!
Absolutely brilliant.
THE CITY MUST NOT FALL!!!
Do you hear us steward!
All for the sake of the City
I feel like the Radio Narrator isnt geting enught Credit for hys Epic line Delivery "MARSCHALL LAW IS IN EVECT"
i absolutely love the announcers voicelines, while looking through the audio files i quickly noticed there's about 4 different variations to each sentence, can make a story out of them!
This actually made me wonder: how would the people of Frostpunk wage war?
Would they sabotage heatpipes to vital areas? Would they arm Automatons to charge down protestors like Cavlary? Would Zeppelins provide air support?
Based on how protests work in game, it seems seizing means of production and damaging vital infrastructure is the way to go. But the idea of weaponized automatons is quite jarring, good job.
I mean, if you support the Stalwarts, they end up manning Automatons with searchlights and patrol the streets as "Enforcers"
Ohhhhhhhhh comrade my thanks ! The music itself is outstanding but it really gives me chill with the other sounds and voice !
I did not want Adapters to do that. I supported them. Even if I believed transforming our home into safe heaven via warmth, I got my people to be ready to adapt. Our coal storages never were empty, even if we ceased to use it. Our oil is not endless. I wanted to prepare humanity for both.
And I did. My Guards were made not only of progress enforcers, but of adaptors, and allied prisoners. My guards were loyal not to the cause, not to the authority, but to unity.
In the end, I achieved peace, while remaining Steward. Even if little Mary Lost her mother because I couldn't prevent all casualties... I believed I prevented the worst.
The path of peace is narrow.
...and as long as we roam this still, cold world, it has no end...
THE CITY
MUST
SURVIVE
NO MATTER THE COST
From "The City Must Survive", to "The City Must Not Fall"
Chills... Literally
3:55 Goes right to the beat.
Yeah i did that intentionally, you're the first person to point it out :>
@@Cerros-1 Awesome work!
awesome bro what a good quality
this shit is fire!
how have you got the audio files? like the narrator voicelines
@@lord_nem3sis extracted them from the games files, i have shared some on the modding discord server
Context
You're in a LONG Whiteout
Tension is Critical
All factions are at War
All Districts are being seized and destroyed
Generator is at 95% Overdrive
Everyone hates your guts
But you used the chaos to promote yourself to Captain, and exiled everyone to an Enclave... but for how long?
I need this on Spotify... IMMEDIATELY
Unpopular opinion: The crowd shouting "steward" sounds way better than "captain"
Can't help but compare the theme with Tanc a lelec from Highfleet. At start of the game it would sound like the funeral march for you, but at the end, it would sound like a final dance for your enemies.
Order!
ORDER!
*ORDER!!!!!*
Fortunately for me in my first play through I was able to send the pilgrims to the wayward moor and still retain democracy by only passing two rule laws. It was pretty hard though.
Frostpunk at it again with the boss music.
POV your first attempt. It’s about how that went for me
Glory to the Second Captain of New London!!! 🗣❄🗣❄🗣❄🗣
First hour: democracy is non-negotiable
Hour 10: I'll drag this damn city to prosperity no matter the cost!
Most tame post-apocalyptic universe.
Week 1: "I will see to fulfill the request of the citizens of New London as its Steward"
Week 400: I WILL RESTORE ORDER TO THIS CITY AS ITS CAPTAIN! EVEN IF IT MEANS DRAGGING ALL OF YOU BY THE NECK!!!
''All it takes to save the citty is one word. One simple Word.''
''But Stuard, we can't,....''
''The citty must survive Counceler,...must'n it?''
''......''
''So?''
''Yes,....Captain.''
''Verry well.''
"So the Citybuilder game have a Boss music now."
Look at me...
I'M THE CAPTAIN NOW
Democracy is fun while peace reigns. But we all know that chaos cannot last forever. The city must not fall. Long live the Captain.
Those prisons aren’t gonna build themselves
absolute cinema🙌
Humanity is itself as wild and untamed as the howling chill. Are you taking notes, steward?
Steward ! People are dying ! Hear us !
Do you hear us, Steward!?
Man, i wish this video has subtitles in spanish so i show this work of art to all people i know
What happen, i need to know
CITY MUST STAND. IN ANY COST.
HAIL GENERATOR! HAIL STEWARD THE 1st! HAIL ORDER OF NEW LONDON!
Thank you very much
The rise of captain power, people must serve and that's it!
No any power to peasant! Only captain!!
Hail captain!
Всем бойцам! Считайте, что нет смысла править руинами! Сдерживайте себя.
*Всем враждующим сторонам! Помните, если город падет вместе с ним падут и ваши идеалы!*
Прекратите насилие сейчас же! Дети нашего города будут благодарить вас!
Самое страшное - когда диктор начинает кричать срывающимся голосом.
I AM THE STEWARD AND I SHALL HAVE ORDER!
STEWARD! Do you hear us!?
nah...
the steward probably-
why has this been the only thing that allows me to focused on task
But here's the real question. Who is Steward and why do they not hear their people?
steward fixing civil war by giving people some heatstamps before raising taxes by 200%
i only played frostpunk 1, and it was really good shit. but it seems frostpunk 2 is the real banger here
Bro my city went from 40k to 20k people eventually I united both factions in hating me so much they that they halted the civil war and overthrew me democratically
All hail the Captain
And the Stalwart city guards!