@@aceofdinari You mean the Undercity? That is where most of her plot takes place in Act 3 while Gortash is the entire thing with the Steel Watch Foundry and the Iron Throne.
For me it kicked in just as I freed Aylin and she descended upon Ketheric with holy fury. I wonder if it was scripted that way or just happened naturally. Either way, I got the chills.
@@Veloziraptor111 you are not mistaken, the sound guy danced with the director and did a duet, they did an incredible job, this is noticed in several moments of the game, he holds the "epic" for the right moment, the game reflects every moment in its track sound, in moments of hopelessness, moments of heroism everything is purposely placed there!
I love when the combat music changes to the heroic strike cut - You might have felled an enemy, but you're not out of the weeds yet. The music reflects that perfectly.
Playing as a paladin in this campaign is a really unique experience, slaying all those undead/fiends/beasts while listening to banger music like this makes me feel like I'm dispensing justice left and right
For real, my first 2 playthroughs were as a Paladin and how I'm freaking out because I genuinely don't know how I'll survive Act 2 without that divine smite
As a fellow Paladin, twas the same for me. Smiting these wicked and undead fiends, restoring righteousness to a broken, shadow plagued land cursed by a man who had abandoned all faith and goodness for the sake of power. Power that would potentially damn all of Faerun. But no more. Finally those who suffered for Ketheric Thorm's embittered ambition will have justice.
My first two playthroughs have been necromancer wizards haha, our characters probably wouldn't like each other in game. The first one was me discovering the game, and the second one is a (tactician) Dark Urge redemption playthrough where I try to do everything perfectly now that I know the way already. Act 2 still felt good to me cause with every ennemy I was like "I'm going to show you I'm better than you at necromancy and turn you into my minion after". There were so many unique necromancer lines it was fun.
Playing as Paladin and hearing 3:25 in a tough fight restores my faith and gives +20 to morale. Let's go guys, let's show the wrath of the Gods to those bastards!
wow youre so special playing the most played - and yet the most boring - class in the game! :D must feel good having a hotbar full of the most useless spells in the game.
Yea, they really went all in on boss fights with act 2. Best part is you can talk your way out of the thorm siblings fights by making them unalive themselves.
@@bluntlyhonest6803 Pretty much any boss I think you can talk your way out of. I talked down Ketheric in all his fights and the only reason I still had to fight him the first time was because of Damn Aylin
This variation of "Enemy Down" is great (the cut starts at 3:25). For me it kicked in when Gale yeeted a mind flayer into chasm with thunderwave (seriously, this spell along with good positioning via misty step is so many OHKO's waiting to happen)
@@greensmurf221 This must've happened before the update. It used to be that flying enemies wouldn't fly back up and would just die, so you must've fought them when they could come back up.
This played during the final fight in Act 2 and it was amazing. Two of my companions were downed and my PC was at 1 HP. And Aylin was under Domination. Things were looking grim but luckily, In the last 2 turns, I managed to snap Aylin back and revive 1 of my companions. We went all in and killed the boss. It was a really fun & epic fight, all of it accompanied by this great music.
I really like how act 2 builds up to an epic conclusion. Then a little later, things cool off again in early act 3 w/ the song "Washing my pits, washing my pits. This the song when I."
Fall from grace? Wtf are you talking about? He was a high follower of Shar and straight up evil before he ever started worshipping Myrkul. You don't know the character.
god bless. i remember hearing the guitar in this fight and going "damn this is good" and being utterly let down that i couldnt find the initial song anywhere
Thank you, bless you too! I'm glad that you'all liked it. I heard the song for the first time on the Githyanki battles, so far is my favorite battle theme, also didn't find it on the original OST, there's Old Time Battles but is very much acoustic.
I like the enemy down part normally in other soundtracks it’s “your victory is assured, press your advantage and triumph!” Here it sounds more like “an enemy has fallen, but this battle has only just begun, overconfidence is a slow insidious killer.”
This mix sounds like its just straight up from Divinity Original Sin 2. But considering the fact it is the same composer I am not surprised. He is such a good composer.
I also need to play Divinity Original Sin 2, never did. I tried to do a mix a little bit different from the original flow of the game, I'm no professional by any measure, do it mostly for fun, feels nice to see so many people liking the mix
You can beat him in one turn with double divine smite crits. Discovered this unintentionally on my first playthrough, which resulted in evil cackling that could be heard across the damn street.
The energy in that crescendo starting after 5:46, wow! Hearing the duduk in the githyanki creche reminded me of how it was used in themes written for the equally "alien" Draenei in World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade. Good stuff.
@@DarkScreamGames not even close. tieflings are humans whose forebearers made a pact with a devil or intermingled with them. draenei a divided alien race where one half tries to hunt down the other. closer to githyanki than tieflings tbh
100%. At first I thought he was just a throwaway Act 2 miniboss but the longer he was onscreen the more I liked to hate him as a villain. So much malice and charisma- great fallen paladin character.
Je me souviens encore de la première fois que j'ai entendu cette épique en jeu... J'étais encerclé par les Githyanski après avoir fait le choix d'épargner l'ange gardien. Le combat était désespéré. Puis... 3:22 !
Ok time to be the person that trauma dump. 2 weeks before I played BG3 for the first time my brother died. That's context. My first time playing I was a tiefling druid and I decide to romance shadowheart, but when I found Karlach she slipped right into that big sibling role to my humble druid, have Karlach in my party really helped me get through the lost of my brother. But that goodbye scene really helped.
Its the height of necrotic damage that Myrkul does, Adamantine armour or what armour you have you will die if you get touched by it. Its clear, you are talking rubbish. Play the game first.@@chatarrra7457
6:02 for me, since its super late into the song, feels like a turning point in the fight. On your last available resources, can see the end in sight (vocals give quick sense of hope) but then rest of the instruments come back in, cause even tho you can see the end, you still need to actually make that final push to reach it.
I still think he should have been a surprise final villain, brought back at the last moment by Myrkul to animate the Elder Brain and control it as an undead entity independently from the Stones.
@@TheWretchedEgg12 While I was checking out the enemies' resistances and so on I just notices that song and then stopped thinking about the battle and just listened to it. that has NEVER happened to me before in any game
Was doing this fight on honor mode, Aylin was stuck getting knocked onto the ground, being out a turn, walking up the rope, missing a hit, falling back down prone dead, repeat, repeat, she was absolutely USELESS. This fight STRESSED ME OUT!! (I eventually pulled through with one final hit from halsin)
Oathbreaker Paladin + a Life Domain Cleric Shadowheart who went all in on radiant damage = burning through the Shadow Cursed Lands like the wrath of gods old and new
"TEMPUS!" The Cleric of the Lord of Battles howled enthusiastically, as she most honourably came crashing down on Ketheric Thorm's arrogant and scrawny undead ass. Underestimating the Foehammer's faithful, as it dawned on poor Ketheric, would be his final mistake.
Самый эпичный, самый драматичный, атмосферный босс в игре. Честно, даже жаль что его больше раскрыли книги и всякие записки по поводу этого персонажа, я так хотел больше диалогов и взаимодействий с ним. Я не согласен с теми, кто говорят что прям совсем сюжет не очень. Может где-то и разрабы игры не дожали конечно, всё же есть люди в сердцах которых эта история будет всегда. Давно такого опыта не испытывал, словно ностальгия по старым играм, при чем разных жанров. Первый акт ощущался, как летние каникулы у бабушки в хорошем смысле, в первом акте чувствовал себя каким-то искателем сокровищ, тайных знаний и расхитителем гробниц. (Боже, как же хотелось больше и больше изучать что-то новое. В Гримфордже я видел древний храм Шар, боже, как я хотел туда попасть, мне было мало гримфорджа после его 100% изучения, я искал пути к тому храму, что-то тёмное, завораживающее звало меня туда). Второй акт вообще засунул нас словно в другой жанр - тёмное фэнтези, чувствовался драматизм происходящего, вес ответственности возложенный на наших персонажей, мистика, тайны, нежить. Из минусов: я даже осознать не успел как быстро для меня закончился второй акт с учётом выполнения всех его квестов. Так мало, так быстро, но я счастлив. Третий акт это атмосфера старых фэнтези игр 2000х, город шикарно реализован как по мне, да, найдутся те, кто скажут что по Лору не всё добавили, но я не лоровед, и уж тем более не игрок в днд, поэтому меня все устроило. Из минусов: ну хз, как-то второй акт столько сюжетных поворотов привнес, намеков на эпичное противостояние с Горташем и Орин, а в итоге это самые скучные линейные боссы получились, увы. Лично моё мнение, их арка и рядом не стоит с Тормом, хотя намеки были в конце второго акта, но увы. Как по мне, шикарным боссом и вообще персонажем оказался Рафаил, хотя он не обязательный босс, кто понимает, тот понимает. И при чем он не 100% антагонист, те, кто доходили до битвы с ним явно сами себя чувствовали антагонистами, ворваться в хату, украсть артефакты, так что его слова были во многом справедливыми перед боем, несмотря на его личные амбиции
The soundtracs are called Old Time Battles and there are 3 versions of them. I am interested in finding out what is the ost during the discovery of the netherbrain/kethric's dialog.
@@IDYNIis there a recording of just the fanfare? I could listen to that on repeat dude, it’s singlehandedly changed a rage inducing wipe into a genuinely enjoyable story of triumph pretty much the entire game anytime I’m getting my ass kicked lol.
I think it’s implied the shadow curse caused their bodies and minds to warp and change into the monstrosities thy become, but Ketheric stayed the same because of the power he got from Dame Aylin and from the gods he worshipped (Shar and Myrkul)
Somehow, it sounds a lot like dance with the source tambura version from D:OS2, a few more tracks remind me a lot of D:OS2 honestly, Sixteen Strikes has a ring to battle for divinity, I know it's the same composer but thought it was funny
@@IDYNIactually, I found an even closer one, dos2 fort joy battle (tambura) dos2 is an amazing game, it's a bit more light spirited I think even the background would suggest otherwise, not as grim and serious tone as bg3, simpler graphics and no detailed cutscenes, but it's a damn masterpiece on its own right
I failed to lift the shadow curse for halsin =( but I beat ketheric, that'll have to be enough. And resisted the urge to slaughter everyone in last light cause wulbren was pissing me off.
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Timestamps:
00:00 Start
03:25 Enemy Down
03:57 Instrumental
05:02 Transition
06:00 Vocals
I love how the enemy down sound is the same as the Sixteen Strikes sound. That little instrumental bit is great.
God, I love that vocal part.
WE KICKING BONE GRANDPA DOWN THE STAIRS WITH THIS ONE 🗣️🗣️🔥🔥
Okay Mr.autism.
Best villian in the whole game.
Wish Orin and Gortash had a whole act for their plot
Kings Lan... I mean Baldur's Gate for Gortash and Underdark for Orin.
@@aceofdinari You mean the Undercity? That is where most of her plot takes place in Act 3 while Gortash is the entire thing with the Steel Watch Foundry and the Iron Throne.
@@02091992able I was thinking maybe start at Undercity then expands into tunnels of Underdark, maybe get some Drow action
Tbf Ketheric spends most of the act on a roof chillin
*laughs in Raphael*
We getting out of moonrise with this one 🗣 🗣🔥🔥
Amen brother!
We're the only ones making it out of Moonrise 🗡
You mean getting in?
@@TheShanicpowergetting in is the easy part
When the choir kicks in its one of the most epic sequences I can remember in a game during turn based combat
For me it kicked in just as I freed Aylin and she descended upon Ketheric with holy fury. I wonder if it was scripted that way or just happened naturally. Either way, I got the chills.
@@Veloziraptor111 you are not mistaken, the sound guy danced with the director and did a duet, they did an incredible job, this is noticed in several moments of the game, he holds the "epic" for the right moment, the game reflects every moment in its track sound, in moments of hopelessness, moments of heroism everything is purposely placed there!
I love when the combat music changes to the heroic strike cut - You might have felled an enemy, but you're not out of the weeds yet. The music reflects that perfectly.
@@Veloziraptor111yup when you free Aylin and during the big fight with the guy in the crèche is when I remember it happening
i folded this guy faster than that.
Playing as a paladin in this campaign is a really unique experience, slaying all those undead/fiends/beasts while listening to banger music like this makes me feel like I'm dispensing justice left and right
For real, my first 2 playthroughs were as a Paladin and how I'm freaking out because I genuinely don't know how I'll survive Act 2 without that divine smite
As a fellow Paladin, twas the same for me. Smiting these wicked and undead fiends, restoring righteousness to a broken, shadow plagued land cursed by a man who had abandoned all faith and goodness for the sake of power. Power that would potentially damn all of Faerun.
But no more. Finally those who suffered for Ketheric Thorm's embittered ambition will have justice.
My first two playthroughs have been necromancer wizards haha, our characters probably wouldn't like each other in game. The first one was me discovering the game, and the second one is a (tactician) Dark Urge redemption playthrough where I try to do everything perfectly now that I know the way already.
Act 2 still felt good to me cause with every ennemy I was like "I'm going to show you I'm better than you at necromancy and turn you into my minion after".
There were so many unique necromancer lines it was fun.
Just use Spirit Guardians lol@@ironicpineapple
*eats popcorn as an oathbreaker*
"Focus your attack, soldiers!"
Playing as Paladin and hearing 3:25 in a tough fight restores my faith and gives +20 to morale.
Let's go guys, let's show the wrath of the Gods to those bastards!
Playing as a paladin and hearing this while fighting Ketheric hits DIFFERENT. It fits the theme of cleansing the land of evil.
Hit different as an Oathbreaker. Not that I did anything evil, other than negotiate with the hag for a stat increase.
wow youre so special playing the most played - and yet the most boring - class in the game! :D must feel good having a hotbar full of the most useless spells in the game.
@@DaggerPrince Boring - yes , but not useless
@@Chugumbius most of the paladin spells are awful
I love the subtle DNA of Divinity Music here with the oud and melodization. This is what perfecting a craft over multiple works looks like.
the boss fights in this game especially in act 2 are absolutely perfect imo
Yea, they really went all in on boss fights with act 2. Best part is you can talk your way out of the thorm siblings fights by making them unalive themselves.
@@bluntlyhonest6803 Pretty much any boss I think you can talk your way out of. I talked down Ketheric in all his fights and the only reason I still had to fight him the first time was because of Damn Aylin
@@Techy2112 yooo i didnt know you could first fight, second fight tho he killed himself instantly
Act 2 has the best boss fights and Act 1 has the best combat encounters
I wish Orin was harder though.
This variation of "Enemy Down" is great (the cut starts at 3:25). For me it kicked in when Gale yeeted a mind flayer into chasm with thunderwave (seriously, this spell along with good positioning via misty step is so many OHKO's waiting to happen)
Wait seriously? When I tried kicking a mind flayer into a chasm he just floated back up lol
@@greensmurf221 No idea why, maybe because of initiative order? He was pretty far in the back, or maybe it's unique to thunderwave
But if they fall in a pit...THE LOOT!
@@greensmurf221 This must've happened before the update. It used to be that flying enemies wouldn't fly back up and would just die, so you must've fought them when they could come back up.
When you destroy one bone egg
When that choir comes in....GOOSEBUMPS. The music in this game is top notch
Its super imersive. Just like in BG 1 and BG 2.
music in this game is a 10/10 without a doubt
WE LIFTING THE SHADOW CURSE WITH THIS ONE
Nope, Halsin always dead on my playthrough..
@@coops1992 There is work around without Halsin... Trigger the quest from the Coma guy in Last light inn. The rest should be easy.
This played during the final fight in Act 2 and it was amazing. Two of my companions were downed and my PC was at 1 HP. And Aylin was under Domination. Things were looking grim but luckily, In the last 2 turns, I managed to snap Aylin back and revive 1 of my companions. We went all in and killed the boss. It was a really fun & epic fight, all of it accompanied by this great music.
I read your comment and liked the fact you never spoiled the content. Thank you sir.
8:29 is my favorite part it was stuck in my head a long time after this fight lol
A wonderful villain! Very well written like every character in this game!
I really like how act 2 builds up to an epic conclusion. Then a little later, things cool off again in early act 3 w/ the song "Washing my pits, washing my pits. This the song when I."
I love the haunting sirens feeling. Alluding to Ketheric's lull to power and his tragic fall from grace.
Fall from grace? Wtf are you talking about? He was a high follower of Shar and straight up evil before he ever started worshipping Myrkul. You don't know the character.
@@justin9744 He was a follower of Selune before Shar so yes he fell really high from grace bud. You don't know the character
@@justin9744and how exactly do you think isobel became a priestess of selunê? And met dame aylin
3:24 When you knock an enemy down and deep down your heart screams Forward To Vctory!
When you don't bring J Jonah Jameson any pictures of Spiderman:
😂😂
god bless. i remember hearing the guitar in this fight and going "damn this is good" and being utterly let down that i couldnt find the initial song anywhere
Thank you, bless you too! I'm glad that you'all liked it. I heard the song for the first time on the Githyanki battles, so far is my favorite battle theme, also didn't find it on the original OST, there's Old Time Battles but is very much acoustic.
@@IDYNIsame for me, heard it at githyanki and toughy "just wow".
Yesturday heard it at this boss again so tried to find it. Thanks for uploading
I like the enemy down part normally in other soundtracks it’s “your victory is assured, press your advantage and triumph!” Here it sounds more like “an enemy has fallen, but this battle has only just begun, overconfidence is a slow insidious killer.”
3:25 is where the real hype starts.
5:02 beyond awesome, even better than 3:30
Such a great theme and fight! The melody at the start - a true gift from the absolute!
I love that it's the same motif as the bard song "old time battles."
3:25 playing after a BIG smite just hits so different
This mix sounds like its just straight up from Divinity Original Sin 2.
But considering the fact it is the same composer I am not surprised. He is such a good composer.
I also need to play Divinity Original Sin 2, never did. I tried to do a mix a little bit different from the original flow of the game, I'm no professional by any measure, do it mostly for fun, feels nice to see so many people liking the mix
3:26 when that critical hits just right
You can beat him in one turn with double divine smite crits. Discovered this unintentionally on my first playthrough, which resulted in evil cackling that could be heard across the damn street.
Aylin discovered that for me lmao
When you make the first kill and the music changes, that is when you realize you're playing the perfect RPG.
The energy in that crescendo starting after 5:46, wow!
Hearing the duduk in the githyanki creche reminded me of how it was used in themes written for the equally "alien" Draenei in World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade. Good stuff.
Which is funny, cause Draenei are basically just Tieflings
@@DarkScreamGames not even close. tieflings are humans whose forebearers made a pact with a devil or intermingled with them. draenei a divided alien race where one half tries to hunt down the other. closer to githyanki than tieflings tbh
he alone is 10 times cooler than half the bosses in act 3 lol. awesome dub voice by an amazing actor too
I would agree but Raphael exists.
@@DevilWolf000 infact i sayd half ehehe
100%. At first I thought he was just a throwaway Act 2 miniboss but the longer he was onscreen the more I liked to hate him as a villain. So much malice and charisma- great fallen paladin character.
Raphael was my Simone moment.
Then I looked back to me if the musical score.
Next run I'm going to turn up the music compared to the rest.
I found them all special in their own regards.
WE ENSLAVING AN ELDER BRAIN WITH THIS ONE🗣️🗣️🔥💯💯💯
I have been looking for the part at 6:00 ever since I played through the fight at Moonrise towers, it stuck with me really hard. Finally here it is!
5:22 that lead up is soooo good.
Love the orchestral sequence at 5:27. So dramatic and imposing.
8:26 is my favourite part
The sheer epicness when 2:52 starts
Je me souviens encore de la première fois que j'ai entendu cette épique en jeu... J'étais encerclé par les Githyanski après avoir fait le choix d'épargner l'ange gardien. Le combat était désespéré. Puis... 3:22 !
Ok time to be the person that trauma dump.
2 weeks before I played BG3 for the first time my brother died. That's context. My first time playing I was a tiefling druid and I decide to romance shadowheart, but when I found Karlach she slipped right into that big sibling role to my humble druid, have Karlach in my party really helped me get through the lost of my brother. But that goodbye scene really helped.
“Shouldn’t have made me your enemy” - some luck of the far realms paladin Tav coming in a level 3 divine smite on crit
Great fight. It wasn't very hard, but it was a powerful boss fight, and this music, cutscenes, and the voice acting really made it epic.
DOnt tell me you didnt go upto the platform on your first playthrough and got blasted by Myrkul. We have all been there.
@@sonkization adamantine armour: no.
Its the height of necrotic damage that Myrkul does, Adamantine armour or what armour you have you will die if you get touched by it. Its clear, you are talking rubbish. Play the game first.@@chatarrra7457
Damn this music slaps
The best fight of the 3 lords and the best soundtrack
"FOCUS YOUR ATTACKS SOLDIERS!" 🗣🗣🗣
The music bugged out for me during the fight, so I played this in the background instead, lol.
5:20 love the brass descending
This has some serious Conan the Barbarian OST vibes. Great stuff.
8:29 why i'm here
3:25 for me
0:37 for me
the hums and evil tones are beautiful
Literal goosebumps from that @@2009Andrew1
6:02 for me, since its super late into the song, feels like a turning point in the fight. On your last available resources, can see the end in sight (vocals give quick sense of hope) but then rest of the instruments come back in, cause even tho you can see the end, you still need to actually make that final push to reach it.
You can feel it coming from 7:35
I still think he should have been a surprise final villain, brought back at the last moment by Myrkul to animate the Elder Brain and control it as an undead entity independently from the Stones.
You're onto something
"Bow to me! Bow before the Absolute! BOW!"
the theme song of what happens when u dont get Ketheric pictures of Spider Soul
"He is a menace to the Absolute!"
Its always the case that one of the sub-bosses are cooler than the main boss. Lady Dimitrescu, Vaas, and many more to name. And now Ketheric Thorm xD
I really love the music in this game.
6:01 ah yes teh chills
The whole thing is just fire and nostalgia for me ... but honestly that opening chord makes me grin in delight and hype
I love how the most replayed is the heroic strike music change.
Only the true souls blessed by the absolute are the true believers
@@IDYNI Sir, that is the tadpole in your head talking >:)
The best battle theme song --hands down-- in the whole game. Too bad it ain't on the original OST as you said, i'm so glad you have putted it on YT.
eeeeeeh, I think there's one specific boss fight in act 3 with a better theme. House of Hope is all I'll say :)
@@johannesreus5154 im close to going in there, sounds exciting
@@TheWretchedEgg12 While I was checking out the enemies' resistances and so on I just notices that song and then stopped thinking about the battle and just listened to it. that has NEVER happened to me before in any game
This isn't a battle, this isn't a duel. This is poetry
I was waiting for that comment from someone. I salute you! :)
3:24 absolutely cathartic
Kethertic.
@@TheFiresloth get out 😭
@@morgan0__o You love it.
@@TheFiresloth I do 💀
@@TheFireslothI definitely did lol got a good chuckle out of me
Dios mío, esto es muy bueno
Entre más ves del juego más te enamoras de ello de verdad, la música es espectacular
Es mi favorita de momento
I legit laughed out loud when I heard him talk and realized he was voiced by J K Simmons.
Divinity II vibes 😭😭
every track has some DOS II vibe to it
Was doing this fight on honor mode, Aylin was stuck getting knocked onto the ground, being out a turn, walking up the rope, missing a hit, falling back down prone dead, repeat, repeat, she was absolutely USELESS. This fight STRESSED ME OUT!! (I eventually pulled through with one final hit from halsin)
Act 2 was made to be played as a paladin
Oathbreaker Paladin + a Life Domain Cleric Shadowheart who went all in on radiant damage = burning through the Shadow Cursed Lands like the wrath of gods old and new
You could have absconded with the prism. Now bow, you dog. BOW!
Nightsong did all the hard work for me
"TEMPUS!" The Cleric of the Lord of Battles howled enthusiastically, as she most honourably came crashing down on Ketheric Thorm's arrogant and scrawny undead ass. Underestimating the Foehammer's faithful, as it dawned on poor Ketheric, would be his final mistake.
The gods fight at our side🔥🔥
Самый эпичный, самый драматичный, атмосферный босс в игре. Честно, даже жаль что его больше раскрыли книги и всякие записки по поводу этого персонажа, я так хотел больше диалогов и взаимодействий с ним. Я не согласен с теми, кто говорят что прям совсем сюжет не очень. Может где-то и разрабы игры не дожали конечно, всё же есть люди в сердцах которых эта история будет всегда. Давно такого опыта не испытывал, словно ностальгия по старым играм, при чем разных жанров. Первый акт ощущался, как летние каникулы у бабушки в хорошем смысле, в первом акте чувствовал себя каким-то искателем сокровищ, тайных знаний и расхитителем гробниц. (Боже, как же хотелось больше и больше изучать что-то новое. В Гримфордже я видел древний храм Шар, боже, как я хотел туда попасть, мне было мало гримфорджа после его 100% изучения, я искал пути к тому храму, что-то тёмное, завораживающее звало меня туда). Второй акт вообще засунул нас словно в другой жанр - тёмное фэнтези, чувствовался драматизм происходящего, вес ответственности возложенный на наших персонажей, мистика, тайны, нежить. Из минусов: я даже осознать не успел как быстро для меня закончился второй акт с учётом выполнения всех его квестов. Так мало, так быстро, но я счастлив. Третий акт это атмосфера старых фэнтези игр 2000х, город шикарно реализован как по мне, да, найдутся те, кто скажут что по Лору не всё добавили, но я не лоровед, и уж тем более не игрок в днд, поэтому меня все устроило. Из минусов: ну хз, как-то второй акт столько сюжетных поворотов привнес, намеков на эпичное противостояние с Горташем и Орин, а в итоге это самые скучные линейные боссы получились, увы. Лично моё мнение, их арка и рядом не стоит с Тормом, хотя намеки были в конце второго акта, но увы. Как по мне, шикарным боссом и вообще персонажем оказался Рафаил, хотя он не обязательный босс, кто понимает, тот понимает. И при чем он не 100% антагонист, те, кто доходили до битвы с ним явно сами себя чувствовали антагонистами, ворваться в хату, украсть артефакты, так что его слова были во многом справедливыми перед боем, несмотря на его личные амбиции
3:24 - 3:56 epic
great weapon master personified
this played during the gith inquisitor fight for me
Yes I heard for the first time in the creche, most gith battles use this theme
Easily the best boss fight in the game. My fighter pushed all his goons off the cliff and then we ganked him
Raphael is the best imo, i wont spoil though :)
@@Legoman775 If only he had more than 13 wis...
@@Rome3625He has 16 wisdom now, Larian decided to give him a boost. He still dies laughing though, by my hand 😅
The soundtracs are called Old Time Battles and there are 3 versions of them. I am interested in finding out what is the ost during the discovery of the netherbrain/kethric's dialog.
Can we give Larian the license to make a Lord of the Rings cRPG too? EMBRACER GROUP, GET ON IT!
6:02 my god.
though am I mistaken in thinking the threat from the nether years is ketheric's main theme?
I like this one way more as the Rapheal song. When that choir at 3:25 dropped in battle...hmmm
The fanfare drops almost in every battle theme, happens after you kill a enemy (winning), the same happens if an ally dies.
Love that dynamic music
@@IDYNIis there a recording of just the fanfare? I could listen to that on repeat dude, it’s singlehandedly changed a rage inducing wipe into a genuinely enjoyable story of triumph pretty much the entire game anytime I’m getting my ass kicked lol.
@@spicey4522 ruclips.net/video/ybW11da9pf8/видео.html Mindoir got all the tracks with the fanfare on 3:44 and 15:38
that feeling when your a barbarian and cleave an enemy in half with the great weapon master feat.
It's kinda the final boss for me i always stop after act two idk why
Man, it’d be so cool if you were able to let Ketheric live and fight him as a much harder fight in act 3
FOCUS YOUR ATTACK SOLDIERS!!!
Legacy of Kain vibes
Exactly brother! Blood Omen was good, Neverwinter Nights 1 and 2 were awesome too
As long as one of us stand, we are legion
How did the other Thorm siblings end up so psycho compared to Ketheric
He is collected but still mentally deranged
Oh Malus is just misunderstood! He _simply_ wants to ease suffering, for Shar... or whatever.
I think it’s implied the shadow curse caused their bodies and minds to warp and change into the monstrosities thy become, but Ketheric stayed the same because of the power he got from Dame Aylin and from the gods he worshipped (Shar and Myrkul)
I think only the bar guy is ketherics child. The others are relatives iirc
These Fights were super Easy with a Drow Wizard / Gale Combo with Shadowheart and Laezel.
03:25 when you complete a task at work.
Focus your attack soldiers!
Think, true soul, think!
3:25 Im in
Somehow, it sounds a lot like dance with the source tambura version from D:OS2, a few more tracks remind me a lot of D:OS2 honestly, Sixteen Strikes has a ring to battle for divinity, I know it's the same composer but thought it was funny
I checked the music out, its awesome! I need to play DOS2, never did
@@IDYNIactually, I found an even closer one, dos2 fort joy battle (tambura)
dos2 is an amazing game, it's a bit more light spirited I think even the background would suggest otherwise, not as grim and serious tone as bg3, simpler graphics and no detailed cutscenes, but it's a damn masterpiece on its own right
Think, Isobel!!!
What will the Nightsong have in 500 years?!?!?
@user-cg6xj9xz1q The voice actor for Ketheric is the same as Omni-man XD; that’s the reference.
You, Dad, She'll still have you
The Pictures...of Kar'niss...
Hasted double hit extra action laezel ftw
Conan the Barbarian vibes.
3:25 ❤
3:25 это тема паладинов. Каждый уважающий себя паладин преисполнился в этот момент во время боя и сосредоточил всю мощь света
Тема Итэра с гЕНШИНА, то как по жизни "Паладин")
HERETEEEEK!!!!!
divinity vibes
I failed to lift the shadow curse for halsin =( but I beat ketheric, that'll have to be enough.
And resisted the urge to slaughter everyone in last light cause wulbren was pissing me off.
Was awesome!! =b
Sounds like oud battle music from divinity 2.
Its rare to be as impressed as I am by a video game.
“Impressive resistance, but futile!”
This guy was evil as hell
He was just a poor tormented man
He just wanted pictures of Spiderman