Elden Ring - Morgott Unused Dialogue
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Some unused audio files for Morgott a person clearly un-related to Margit. Some of the dialogue in the video was not in the audio transcript. Hopefully I managed to transcribe them correctly for everyone.
Here is some information and insights based on where some lines appear in the audio transcript:
"Tremble now, with fear. For the hands of the Fell Omen will soon be upon thee."
What's interesting is this line appears after his ambush at the Capital Outskirts. Potentially it is said right after the lines where he ambushes you ("I see thee, little Tarnished. Smouldering with thy wretched flame of ambition"). Perhaps instead of appearing there himself, some Night's Cavalry would have spawned instead?
"The Erdtree is firmly rooted, always."
This line is said after he kills the player as Margit (Put these foolish ambitions to rest). Probably said after this line. It's a bit strange that this line is placed with Margit's line since you fight him at Stormveil Castle. However, looking at Morgott's lines we can see that he says the same thing in phase 1. Since he has the same kill dialogue, he probably meant to say this line afterwards.
"An apt reward for thy brash ambition."
This line is said after he kills the player in phase 2 as Morgott ("May the curse seep to thy very soul"). It potentially replaced that line or is said after it.
Don't forget to enable closed captions. Enjoy :)
“Who’s hand graspeth thy leash, I wonder?”
This makes me think he’s suspicious of Melina, which would’ve been so interesting
I heard it as “Whose hand graspeth thy leash I wonder?”
@@CrunchyVideos You’re right. That sounds much better
Too bad Melina is a non-character, who might as well not be in the Game at all.
@@CrunchyVideos I believe you are correct, thank you for pointing that out. A fail on my part for not noticing that. I was transcribing that line manually since it didn't appear in the audio transcript. I've updated the subtitles with your correction.
Agree to this. I mean Melina is the kindling maiden she basically helped us grow through the transfer of runes into strength perhaps we are indeed a meager flame until she helped us. Idk what's with this connections but yeah Melina = kindling | Tarnished = Flame of ambition.
This man can insult your car back into production line.
"Felled by King Morgott... Elden Lord!"
My gosh, that line came out of nowhere to me, but that would've been SO cool. Fighting Morgott, Elden Lord at the Royal Capital, only to end up fighting his father Godfrey, First Elden Lord later in the game would've been awesome.
It would have been cool but contradicatory with the characterization of both the Greater Will and Morgott. The GW would have never allowed an omen to be Elden Lord and Morgott, given his massive self loathing for being an omen, would have never "sullied" the title by claiming it.
@@DevilishmanThe Yeah
Would have just cheapened the title. It clearly has no weight behind it and is just Morgott arrogantly naming himself as one, which contradicts his lore.
@@Avaruusmurkku Fair enough, I hadn't thought about it like that. I suppose it is nice that the selection of Elden Lords we see is unique to Placidusax, Godfrey, and Radagon, the first two being some of the coolest characters in the game (and Radagon has the title by necessity).
@@DevilishmanThethe Greater Will doesn't care about Omens, they're only demonized due to Marikas own feelings about them leading to the Golden Orders treatment of them.
But the Greater Will dgaf about anything really, as long as its not Chaos everything goes. Thats why the Fingers take no issue with Melanias whole deal with the Rot god
Starting to think that the “Flame of Ambition” was originally something tangible, and not just a euphemism for our willingness to challenge the demigods.
like the guidance of grace? I do think he's just referring to our determination
Maybe the Frenzy Flame used to be the Flame of Ambition and had a more direct connection to the main story?
I think the Flame of Ambition is actually the Flame of Ruin.
And now it is not material? What are you doing with the tree? It was always about burning the erd tree
Learn how to read.
Good Lord man, I really wish morgott had like a separate quest line or something. Just something to give us more voice lines from Anthony Howell. This guy's line delivery as well as his raspy voice are so satisfying to hear.
I wish all these characters could have had moments of character development and drama, but instead we just get their lore and boss battles so hard they make you want to smash your controller.
Enchantress Ranni, apparently Captain Rykard was also a thing. In the GI interview with Miyazaki before the game was released, Miyazaki said his favourite character in Elden Ring was Captain Rykard.
He was also called Judge Rykard in an early item description. Not uncommon for names to change in development. I remember Morgott's VA said he loved saying Captain Rykard in an interview, and I just assumed he remembered it wrong lol.
And Morgott was called Prince of the Omen instead of the Omen King.
Depending on the stage of development, those names might not have belonged to the same characters
Might be wrong but I’m pretty sure that Praetor and Captain mean similar enough things that it could’ve been a slight translation issue or something
@@Something_vaguely_funny Isn't Preator an equivelent of Judge?
Tarnished: “Stop Kink-shaming me!”
Morgott: “Kink-shaming *IS* my kink!”
Tarnished: ... *AAAA-*
Lets be real, If there was anyone in the game that deserved to become Elden Lord more than anyone else, it's him.
godwyn defended lyndell form the dragons and pretty much united the whole world before he was murdered, thats why I like his ending the best, it brings death back into the world and gives everyone a leader again. Also gives a potential happy ending for malenia and miquella.
@@calebadamuall endings bring death back u steal the law of death from marikas dog
@@calebadamuwhat it did is spreading his death curse all over the world,Everyone will end up like Fortissax and Rogier.
Nah, that would have to go to Godwyn. Morgott actively defended the corrupt Golden Order while omen babies were in the sewers. Dudes a follower, not a leader.
Morgott was awful. Trying to uphold and simp to a dying/rotting order that thought of him as trash.
I have zero respect for that.
Very interesting he refers to Himself as Elden Lord, most likely a self-given title
but who knows, the many variants of the demigod's names and titles makes me feel like they had a couple very different sequence of events in mind during dev, especially when the oldest concept of the map is considered
no
he is really the elden lord before they change the idea
It's likely Morgott was the final boss of the game.
@@theobell2002 not a final boss
but a fake final boss
like Godfrey
it was very very very cool to see that Morgott was gonna be the third elden lord and the fake last boss before the true final boss *
but that's Micheal Zaki after all so it's not weird to see him shitting on the game in the middle of development
The most interesting development is that in some versions people knew Morgott was a omen and he still was the king of Leyndell.
This is way bigger than he being the Elden Lord because thats basically what he is in the game already he just doesnt calls himself that.
@@lordanonimmo7699 then what about an omen and lyndell king and Elden lord ?
kinda fresh combo
sad that they cutted that
Morgott's ASMR
I didn't expect morgott to start kink shaming the tarnished for being into petplay
Morgott shames us for so many things....
Seems like his own kink
Yeah this guy really hates us. I mean, 3 times man? Get a life
And then he calls our flame little 😭
The gwyndolin pfp saying this is so fitting
"Whose hand graspeth thy leeach, I wonder?"
"Tremble now, with fear. For the hands of the Fell Omen will soon be upon thee"
Kinky
him calling himself Elden Lord is so so uncharacteristic imo, I always thought that what made him such a cool character was his willingness to defend the same golden order that turned its back on him, so him just taking the title because he can sounds logical but out of character
He still calls himself King. He truly does deserve it, there's no one else to take the title so he does. Elden Lord technically doesn't make sense, otherwise Elden Lord is King.
Well, in the release version, in the last words, he hints that he wanted to become an elden lord, but the tree did not let him. So technically his character was not changed
Perhaps in a plan of the story he actually was Elden Lord, but it was later scrapped. He would not call himself Elden Lord if he wasn't.
Interesting to note is that in the Portuguese version, Morgott still refers to himself as Elden Lord in the subtitles, I wonder how late the decision to change that happened
Edit: With patch 1.06(maybe an earlier one even) the subtitles correctly say "last of all kings" now
He is also still called omen prince,wich was a earlier development name.
Final Boss, Elden Lord, Morgott would have made his 2 Margit appearances even cooler
Give him more encounters as Margit, replace Morgott with a boss and put Morgott somewhere after you burn the Erdtree
He was never the final boss.
@@lordanonimmo7699 it’s an idea that if he was the final boss he probably would’ve been called Elden lord
“King morgott, Elden lord” what a fucking resume
I lose all my composure when he ask "whose hands graspeth thy leash, I wonder" and then "tremble now with fear, for the hands of the fell omen will soon be upon thee"
will pay for fell omen hands ending dlc
I've found my people here lmao
“As I thought…thou art of passing valor. But the dark of night has yet to lift.”
Why wasn’t this line in the game?!
Damn I’m split on whether Morgott last of all kings or Morgott Elden Lord is better.
It's sort of odd considering Morgott is the only king we ever hear about, Radagon and Godfrey are only ever referred to as lords. Maybe I'm overthinking it and the terms are interchangeable.
@@sneezewax3567 There's actually a nuance. Being the Elden Lord means being Queen Marika's consort and ruling over the Lands Between, as king. Morgott doesn't have this pretention. He's only the king of Leyndell for as long as there is no Elden Lord.
I like Morgott Lord of Grace.
@@lordanonimmo7699 I prefer Morgott the Grace Given or Morgott the Veiled Monarch
The first one sounds cooler to me.
Woof Woof Bark Bark. Stain me with the Omen Curse.
Ngl I clicked on this expecting max0r's: "well well well. If it isint my old freind. The tarnished that gets no bitches and stacks no paper"
Unlimited thanks
_why does he sound aroused?!_
I love how in this cut dialogue he considers himself Elden Lord
"The Dark of Night is yet to lift" - Son of Gigachad
Based off the dialogue, it seems the Night Cavalry were going to be a type of chase boss that just appeared and stalked you, regardless of what you did.
Bonus take: another comment mentioned this, the flame of ambition is being talked as more of an actual force, perhaps it was the precursor to the frenzied flame?
Ngl. Morgott proclaimimg himself Elden Lord would be something Id love to hear. But wouldnt make sense in correlation with his lore. I guess they had earlier plans with it.
nah
it would have been made him waaaaaaaaaaay better
@Ugi Bugi well it is
leyndell king and the protector of the erdtree and the owner of the elden lord crown is an elden lord
you can see that in the cinematic he has an crown and putted him before he goes after the Godefroy/Godrick? army outside leyndell walls
this was really one of the most exiting things in elden ring in leaks
that the elden lord himself is the first main boss you encounter
if they stick with idea that morgott is the elden lord (that's really a GRRM writing and big proof that he was invented in big role than the role we heard of from kitao) he would be probably waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay harder than we got because he is an elden lord and will became the gate keeper of elden ring
but for sad they change it
in conclusion the grrm version of morgott is waaaay better than miyazaki version
it is a bit plat comparing it to the grrm version
@Ugi Bugi nah
he is like this waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay interesting than the sacrifice/sad guys
he was actually a grrrm character
but Micheal Zaki did what he did
Extra weird because if he became lord he would be consort to his own mother
@@sneezewax3567 grrm moment ?
not weird
it would gave the game waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay much deph than the final release
and it will prove the GRRM collaboration in writing
but that's Micheal zaki after all
if he didn't f*ck his games who will ?
That last phrase... In patch 1.00 he says that when u died at the second phase next to his actual dialogue
Captain Rykard sounds pretty badass.
Fr it does
I guess they wanted to be more clear, since praetor was the position given to the people who guarded the roman emperor, it has a much more specific role than captain which is just a rank that can have many roles.
with the cut dialogue is always the best
I think that is so sad that the nigth's cavalry are so boring to hunt, i mean, they are one od the reasons why he says "cower in fear of the night"
0:46 So there's something funny about this if you play the latin american spanish version of the game:
When you challenge Morgott for the first time, at the end of his pre-boss cutscene he says "Felled by King Morgott, last of all kings", but in the spanish version the subtitles say "Muerto a manos de Rey Morgott, Señor de Elden", which means the same thing up to "Señor de Elden", or "Elden Lord". For months I was wondering why the translation was wrong and chalked it up to a really weird mistranslation, but this line actually has Morgott say the same thing, but replaces "last of all kings" with "Elden Lord".
The spanish translation team must've been given this unused bit of dialogue for some reason.
The voice acting is pure gold
Weird to see these early audios calling himself "King" when he is called "prince" in 1.0
He’s just a really big fan
The ties between metaphysical and reality in The Lands Between are intertwined. The Golden Order is like a fundamental law that governs all life as well as being a practice of faith by the people. The Shattering was the War amongst the Demigods but it also refers to the the Elden Ring. These ideas tied and they are synonymous. I wonder if the Flames of Ambitions are therefore in relation to the burning of the Erdtree and death of the Demigods.
He sounds less angry.
" Wilful traitors, all "
They definitely kept the best ones in the game. That’s nice to know 😊
I see thee little tarnished
i thought that it would be some goofy stuff yet all of those lines were very cool
“Who’s hand graspeth thy leash, I wonder?”
They have a fucking name
Who does?
Wow some of these lines would have been incredible to hear during cutscenes and boss fight
In portuguese subtitles, it's still written "elden lord" instead of the translation for "last of all kings", I thought it was a goof, but probably a translation from a older version.
so margit was originally going to just blatantly let you know he is the same guy in leyndell
The cut content in From Software games is almost always better than the stuff we get tbh. This is just par for the course for them.
He’s being so condescending lol
It's interesting that Morgott claims he felled Ranni and Rykard. This certainly would have been a different story arc
I think it's just that they used to be called differently before, and its weirdly phrased. To be fair though, it would be pretty awesome if Morgott fucking killed 2 demigods and claimed their runes, to be more of a rival to us on our journey. Also I'm pretty sure Morgott fought Rykard during the Shattering because Rykard wanted to attack the Erdtree and that it was a battle so terrible it's considered worse than Caelid
@@user-vq8lp3nc4j I think the battle you are talking about took place on the West Altus plateau. And is kind of still on going.
A rare situation where Leyndell soldiers ventured away from the capital to deal with a threat Rather than the other way around.
@@user-vq8lp3nc4j It's possible he did kill Ranni. We know she discarded her original physical body (the one with the mark of death on it), so maybe he killed that form? Maybe the game originally planned on having Morgott be a contender if you fail to complete Ranni's quest and obtain Rykard's great rune. Since we know Ranni had one at one point, that would give Morgott the necessary two great runes to become elden lord.
@@DeathwishGamer The two great runes are to enter leyndel not become elden lord(and is entirely to force you to explore the open world rather than rush the endgame, not for lore reasons), the tree just straight up doesn't let anyone become Elden lord.
Bro those are two different lines
you... forgot... about morgott....
Can you list the IDs please (messageids and talkids)? Or can these not be played on command, only extracted from audio
He meant to be elden lord.??