This song never fails to make me smile. Or cry. Usually both. I remember spending hours every day after school completing every quest that wasn't marked as completed. I spent the most time on gathering quests (everything was in Japanese lol) and I would run out of time before I realized what I was supposed to look for. I think I clocked in around 500 hours before I finally got to Lunastra in the 4* village. Even after Lunastra, I'd keep coming back to Dos. I think my save was around 1.2k hours~ before I started focusing on P3rd. It's been 7 years since those days. Despite that, my heart remains in Jumbo Village.
Como olvidar que el juego estuviera completamente en japones, y no ayudó que mh2 fuera el primero que jugué, pero algo tenia que hizo que me enganchara incluso si aceptaba misiones sin saber que tenia que hacer jsjsj
I'm so glad this game is so much easier to play for so many people now with the Break Arts full translation being a thing, I love how hard this game nails its general atmosphere and it probably nails the vibes of being a hunter for a village the best out of any game in the series because of how stuff you do so directly correlates with the growth of the village
As a 4th gen Hunter, I am here to pay my respect to hunters who have hunted way before me, and to admire the music for it's the least well known second gen game.
For 12 years playing Monster Hunter, I still remember at that time how innocent it was to play games on PS2, then continued until I played a lot of series and then I'm this old, I hope that when I'm old I can sit on the terrace and listen to music like this.
I remember when I first played it I used a bunch of dictionaries (such as Jisho), some tools and Google Translate (that sucked back then and didn't have camera translation) in order to understand the dialogues. There was a website that allowed you to draw a Japanese character and it would show up in text form. So I kept drawing the characters and Google translating them. The translation was not even good but I could definitely understand what the NPCs were trying to say. It was a hassle but such a fun experience cause after around 200h I had almost memorized both Japanese alphabets. After playing MH2 I've learned to appreciate the NPC dialogue in the later games. Love this game.
Good news for everyone that wants to try this amazing game, there is a english patch made by BREAK ARTS that fully translates the game + fan servers for dundorma on the oldschoolforums!!
I'll cry if they manage to put a snippet of this in White Fatalis' theme if it returns one day. Though I think the original Dundorma theme would fit better mixed into it.
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This song never fails to make me smile. Or cry. Usually both. I remember spending hours every day after school completing every quest that wasn't marked as completed. I spent the most time on gathering quests (everything was in Japanese lol) and I would run out of time before I realized what I was supposed to look for. I think I clocked in around 500 hours before I finally got to Lunastra in the 4* village. Even after Lunastra, I'd keep coming back to Dos. I think my save was around 1.2k hours~ before I started focusing on P3rd.
It's been 7 years since those days. Despite that, my heart remains in Jumbo Village.
Same man same and this game also forced me to learn japanese lmao
thats cool dude. im playing it right now and am having a blast grinding and finishing quests
You ever go back to Dos to play on the MHOldschool server? Online is accessible now :D
Dondurma's content is just as unique as village ^^
If only time would go back ….. i miss those old innocence days where i used to hunt giant monsters…
Hunters we are officially OLD
nostalgic music to masochist people
it really is, Dos was such a magical experience and this is forever in my heart
Como olvidar que el juego estuviera completamente en japones, y no ayudó que mh2 fuera el primero que jugué, pero algo tenia que hizo que me enganchara incluso si aceptaba misiones sin saber que tenia que hacer jsjsj
@@Angani_Giza I wish I got to play Dos
@@kirbo3132 nah you don’t
@@yamatorisan after playing it, it is fun but you don’t want to play it trust me
never seen a game with such unique and magic soundtrack, i love monster hunter.
I'm so glad this game is so much easier to play for so many people now with the Break Arts full translation being a thing, I love how hard this game nails its general atmosphere and it probably nails the vibes of being a hunter for a village the best out of any game in the series because of how stuff you do so directly correlates with the growth of the village
it's so good!!!!!
As a 4th gen Hunter, I am here to pay my respect to hunters who have hunted way before me, and to admire the music for it's the least well known second gen game.
"Music's howling." - Geralt of Rivia
For 12 years playing Monster Hunter, I still remember at that time how innocent it was to play games on PS2, then continued until I played a lot of series and then I'm this old, I hope that when I'm old I can sit on the terrace and listen to music like this.
This makes me feel... nostalgic? For something I never had.
Same , it reminds me of kokoto village
As a hunter from the 1st gen i Declare this as the best mh that ever existed
Yes, I played MH2 in japanese on my Ps2 lol
What a magic music piece, its so special and it feels so warm and welcoming but on the same time it has those epic vibes.... very cool
As a kokotan, gotta say this village theme slaps.
Gen 2 really was the peak of monster hunter
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Love the bagpipes in this song
Just played Dos and damn it was an amazing experience
Even more amazing if I can understand 90 percent of the dialogues but still amazing
I remember when I first played it I used a bunch of dictionaries (such as Jisho), some tools and Google Translate (that sucked back then and didn't have camera translation) in order to understand the dialogues. There was a website that allowed you to draw a Japanese character and it would show up in text form. So I kept drawing the characters and Google translating them. The translation was not even good but I could definitely understand what the NPCs were trying to say. It was a hassle but such a fun experience cause after around 200h I had almost memorized both Japanese alphabets. After playing MH2 I've learned to appreciate the NPC dialogue in the later games. Love this game.
@@Gabriel2Silva maybe I should try doing that too.
I love the comfort feeling of Jumbo Village,would love to know the NPC dialogues as well
Im trying it out right now, I can't wait to get stuck somewhere because I can't read Japanese. 😂
@@magnabueno5360 you probably will be fine because MH don't really rely on the heavy dialogues
Good news for everyone that wants to try this amazing game, there is a english patch made by BREAK ARTS that fully translates the game + fan servers for dundorma on the oldschoolforums!!
I don't recognise the village, but I recognise the music.
Best village theme.
Love the Udu drum in here.
this song makes me smile, my friend lend me one copy of monster hunter dos for me. ah good times
The memories man... I started hunting in this village back then in MHDos
I'll cry if they manage to put a snippet of this in White Fatalis' theme if it returns one day. Though I think the original Dundorma theme would fit better mixed into it.
This is where you can slay anything even if it bigger than mountain, ahhh Double Black Dragon~
The vibes of this game
Tribal
got this song playing in my room in iceborne
my first monster hunter game
Hee hee Hoo
WWUAAAR!
~Smith Granny
I feel like i've heard this in other monster hunter games, does anyone know if it's been in more games than MH2?
Plays at the ending credits for MH Portable 3rd.
You can also call it "Beta Monster Hunter Frontier" lol such a great game ❤️
Nah, Dos is Dos.
Frontier is more beta 🤣Dos was the true form of monster hunter.
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@@yamatorisanfrontier sucked
1:00 Jumbo village>> Moga village
PS2 Village