*"Savior, Conqueror, Hero, Villain.* *You are all things, Tenebris, and yet, you are nothing.* *In the end, you belong to neither the light, nor the darkness - You will forever stand alone."*
I have such a strong vibes of Slave Knight Gael in this theme. Well, they both kinda share same leitmotif, being all honorable and legendary knights, only to one day fall into madness of darkness. Amazing work as always, studio EIM. I adore all of your SW music, it's just gorgeous, thank you so much
That is what upsets me most about Season 2 so far. Tenebris may have come off as a little extreme but regardless of that, I absolutely would have followed behind him, if the game had allowed the choice. Not saying that it should have. Soul Worker is not that kind of game and should not be. But Season 2 essentially makes it abundantly clear that he was not wrong. He sought to right what he saw as an unforgivable transgression. Particularly the corruption and avarice of the Lords, and meant to carve the cancer from it's heart. Yes. He would have crushed anyone who dared to get in his way. He would have been nothing short of ruthless in accomplishing his goals. Yes, his allegiance with Kent is a massive problem but one I feel could have been reversed, but did anybody try to parlay with him? Because he absolutely does attempt to before the climax of Dawn Of Fate. The only real reason why he fights the Playable Characters is because none of them bothered to offer any benefit of the doubt. I don't blame him for turning to someone who actually bothered to listen - not to say that Kent actually cared beyond taking advantage of the chance to cause more Chaos, him being the little Chaos God(?) That he is, but dialogue between Kent and Tenebris proves that their partnership was growing rapidly tenuous. Tenebris is the Hero of the entire Story at large. Season 2 proves that he was correct, almost immediately. And in a gesture of astounding stupidity, the Playable Cast kills who could have been their greatest friend. On one hand I'm bitter about it. On the other, they sent him out with one Hell of a bang, and I don't think they could have closed Season 1 on a better note.
@@Broken_Savior sup, this is VERY late but there's a few things I want to add to this. In general, it feels like Season 1's finale was HEAVILY rushed, and as such Tenebris and everything around him was not only underutilized, but also what was used ended up being poorly exposed. He's made up to be an immense threat that must be stopped, to the point that Roska had to use the last of her powers to pull the seven split worlds back together, reuniting the Soulworkers and risking them falling back into Desire again (and let's be honest, he IS, even if his intentions are good he's basically willing to massacre what amounts to humanity's main fighting force against Kent's invasion, even those that aren't responsible for what happened to him), but then he kinda just....dies. And the player has almost no involvement in it, it's mostly Grace City's forces and Roden's mecha, while the player is just doing a story raid because you kinda have to and you essentially just keep him busy. Tenebris should've interacted with the player a lot more, make them question what they're doing at the very least even if the story must go on in the end. Not to mention how, like you said, he's just 100% a villain in the eyes of the character, who spend the entire fight just ridiculing him and declaring that he will be defeated On this, I'm glad to say that the Dhana version of the Tenebris raid, while not real, is much better than the one for the first 9. First of all, it's just Tenebris vs Dhana, which allows the duo to actually engage more meaningfully. Second, Yorhaka isn't just a random kill but plays an important role-as he should, being a beast that feeds off Desire energy. In the main story he kinda just dies offscreen without accomplishing anything, here he shields Dhana from a fatal attack with his body, and while he dies in the process, he blows the Desire energy inside him up creating a vacuum that straight up absorbs the Desire in Tenebris' body, weakening him. This is also shown by you fighting the Tenebris forms in reverse order-he starts from Phase 3, then Phase 2, and lastly phase 1, showing him losing his strenght as Desire leaves him. His voice acting is also generally a lot better, even if I played the game on JP server with no translation his voice is enough to understand his desperation as he is failing so close to the end of his plan, and after he asks Kent for more power he just straight up REFUSES because he's not interesting enough to him anymore, and you hear Tenebris just....give up. He lost everything again. He became a villain to bring justice to the world, and now his power is gone, his only supporter is gone, he has nothing. He has finally realized that in the end he was nothing but a toy for a God that has no actual interest in him. But he still fights to the end. He still has an ideal to fulfill. And this, I think, also makes his death much more impactful. It's baffling how a fake simulation gave us more character development than the real story, on top of an overall more satisfying experience.
@@Simon-ur7biOn the topic of the Dhana version of the fight, I want to add that it isn't the first time that Soul Worker would use a future opportunity, to elaborate further on an event that was mishandled, or otherwise undercooked, to a degree, that happened in the past. I know the entire thing is a simulation, but I also don't want to focus so much on that, rather than focusing on the Character of Dhana herself. Something that truly elated me about the dialogue between Tenebris and Dhana, is that she seems to be the only one who possesses a functioning frontal lobe, out of all the other characters, when she is face to face with the Physical, "Broken Savior" version of Tenebris. What makes me so goddamn happy about the way she speaks to him, is because she voices the precise thought I wish everyone else did, when confronted with Tenebris' seemingly deranged, and insane attitude. My Japanese is a little bit rusty -- actually it is extremely rusty -- but I recall one of the very first things she said to him. This translation is a little rough but the connotation is there: "What happened to you, that made you become this way?" She is familiar enough with the "Spirit Tenebris" to be daunted by his bloodlusting behavior, yet she also keeps in mind, that someone like Tenebris -- who is about as close to the ideal of, for the lack of better phrasing, a good, honorable, and noble man, as anyone could ever hope to be. In other words -- She understood that it must have been something truly concerning, truly vile, and wicked, to push such a man to this manner of extreme: HE WOULD NOT BE DOING WHAT HE ASPIRES TO DO WITHOUT A GOOD REASON. And it is both a consequence of how the game is meant to function, in addition to the fact that, if he were to win, there would not be a second season, because almost every issue would have been cleaved from reality, that nobody else bothered to give him any benefit of the doubt -- which is probably why they had Dhana be the only one to do so. Another thing that I want to note, is I still believe in him, I still look up to him, I still would have followed him, without hesitation, had I been in the shoes of any of the Playable Cast. Yes. He would have caused no shortage of casualties. He would kill anyone who dared to stand in his way. He would cause any degree of destruction and death in order to make sure that Justice won over Depravity -- to him, the evil he sought out to destroy, was more important to eradicate, than the consequences that come with devoting oneself to that path -- to him, the ends justify the means, a debate as old as fiction, but I cannot help but admire that level of dedication to ones objectives, especially when his ultimate goal, was inexorably a GOOD one. Yes. He would have laid waste to the SFL, but he also would have rebuilt it. He would not allow for a power vacuum to exist. He would have filled those shoes, maybe as a tyrant, but as a well meaning dictator. The slippery slope is not so much a fallacy as it is simply human nature. And I say that, because I am aware of how risky it would be to take his side. Nonetheless, I believe him to be a good enough man, a knight errant of all that is right and just, a good enough person to trust with such a thing. I already said it in my previous comments, but he could have been -- and should have been -- our greatest ally, the one who lifted the veil from our eyes, and who would lead us down a better path. It is my personal belief that they are kind of setting up Haru to essentially take his place and ultimately finish his mission, which is a very small consolation, but I suppose it is something. To this day, however, I mourn his death, and all of the depravity that was allowed to flourish because of it.
게임이 출시한지 10년이 더 지나고서야 오늘 새벽 인게임에서 이 노랠 영접하게 되었네요. 게임 해 볼 기회 자체는 많았지만 원래 하던 게임(...)을 완전히 놓아주고 이번 기회에 1레벨부터 달려서 스토리 에필로그 보는곳까지 왔습니다.. 서론은 이까지하고,, 브로큰 세이비어 뿐만 아니라 인겜 각종 메이즈 브금들 정말 감명깊게 들었어요. 감사합니다!
![소울워커 브로큰 세이비어(하드) BGM [Soulworker]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/paCU1izWYoI/mqdefault.jpg)
![소울워커 브로큰 세이비어(하드) BGM [Soulworker]](/img/tr.png)
"거짓을 구분하지 못하면 더이상 나아갈 수 없습니다."
*"Savior, Conqueror, Hero, Villain.*
*You are all things, Tenebris, and yet, you are nothing.*
*In the end, you belong to neither the light, nor the darkness - You will forever stand alone."*
The cruel fate of a corrupted savior.
Bruh he basically is like Revan too. That's so wild
"필요한 것은 정의! 그리고 정의!! 마지막으로 정의입니다!!!"
The hero that could not be saved anymore, a true broken savior. Nice theme as always, Soulworker, I love it.
켄트! 내놔..! 힘을 더 내놔! 나를 위해 긴 시간을 준비한거잖아! 이대로 버리는 것은 아깝잖아!
공식 채널에 뜨기전에 노래만 듣고 eim인걸 알아챘습니다. ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 노래가 나 eim꺼야 라고 자기주장하는것처럼 파워풀하더군요.
"전부 어둠에 녹아내릴 겁니다"
"모든 것이 빛에 감싸여 사라져 버릴겁니다"
"섞이지 않은 순수한 것들만 살아남겠죠."
" 강한 힘이 곧 정의입니다. "
마영전 죽신때의 그 웅장함을 브세 브금에서 다시한번 느꼈읍니다..
EIM곡들은 전부 명곡이네요! 맨날 들으러 옵니다...항상 좋은곡을 만들어주셔서 감사합니다!
고맙다냥~ 덕분에 루나는 행복하다옹~ ╰(*°▽°*)╯
굉장히 잘 만든 브금과 그렇지 못한 게임.. 언제나 브금 잘 듣고 있어요..
I have such a strong vibes of Slave Knight Gael in this theme. Well, they both kinda share same leitmotif, being all honorable and legendary knights, only to one day fall into madness of darkness. Amazing work as always, studio EIM. I adore all of your SW music, it's just gorgeous, thank you so much
That is what upsets me most about Season 2 so far. Tenebris may have come off as a little extreme but regardless of that, I absolutely would have followed behind him, if the game had allowed the choice. Not saying that it should have. Soul Worker is not that kind of game and should not be. But Season 2 essentially makes it abundantly clear that he was not wrong. He sought to right what he saw as an unforgivable transgression. Particularly the corruption and avarice of the Lords, and meant to carve the cancer from it's heart. Yes. He would have crushed anyone who dared to get in his way. He would have been nothing short of ruthless in accomplishing his goals. Yes, his allegiance with Kent is a massive problem but one I feel could have been reversed, but did anybody try to parlay with him? Because he absolutely does attempt to before the climax of Dawn Of Fate. The only real reason why he fights the Playable Characters is because none of them bothered to offer any benefit of the doubt. I don't blame him for turning to someone who actually bothered to listen - not to say that Kent actually cared beyond taking advantage of the chance to cause more Chaos, him being the little Chaos God(?) That he is, but dialogue between Kent and Tenebris proves that their partnership was growing rapidly tenuous.
Tenebris is the Hero of the entire Story at large. Season 2 proves that he was correct, almost immediately. And in a gesture of astounding stupidity, the Playable Cast kills who could have been their greatest friend.
On one hand I'm bitter about it. On the other, they sent him out with one Hell of a bang, and I don't think they could have closed Season 1 on a better note.
@@Broken_Savior sup, this is VERY late but there's a few things I want to add to this.
In general, it feels like Season 1's finale was HEAVILY rushed, and as such Tenebris and everything around him was not only underutilized, but also what was used ended up being poorly exposed. He's made up to be an immense threat that must be stopped, to the point that Roska had to use the last of her powers to pull the seven split worlds back together, reuniting the Soulworkers and risking them falling back into Desire again (and let's be honest, he IS, even if his intentions are good he's basically willing to massacre what amounts to humanity's main fighting force against Kent's invasion, even those that aren't responsible for what happened to him), but then he kinda just....dies. And the player has almost no involvement in it, it's mostly Grace City's forces and Roden's mecha, while the player is just doing a story raid because you kinda have to and you essentially just keep him busy. Tenebris should've interacted with the player a lot more, make them question what they're doing at the very least even if the story must go on in the end. Not to mention how, like you said, he's just 100% a villain in the eyes of the character, who spend the entire fight just ridiculing him and declaring that he will be defeated
On this, I'm glad to say that the Dhana version of the Tenebris raid, while not real, is much better than the one for the first 9. First of all, it's just Tenebris vs Dhana, which allows the duo to actually engage more meaningfully. Second, Yorhaka isn't just a random kill but plays an important role-as he should, being a beast that feeds off Desire energy. In the main story he kinda just dies offscreen without accomplishing anything, here he shields Dhana from a fatal attack with his body, and while he dies in the process, he blows the Desire energy inside him up creating a vacuum that straight up absorbs the Desire in Tenebris' body, weakening him. This is also shown by you fighting the Tenebris forms in reverse order-he starts from Phase 3, then Phase 2, and lastly phase 1, showing him losing his strenght as Desire leaves him. His voice acting is also generally a lot better, even if I played the game on JP server with no translation his voice is enough to understand his desperation as he is failing so close to the end of his plan, and after he asks Kent for more power he just straight up REFUSES because he's not interesting enough to him anymore, and you hear Tenebris just....give up. He lost everything again. He became a villain to bring justice to the world, and now his power is gone, his only supporter is gone, he has nothing. He has finally realized that in the end he was nothing but a toy for a God that has no actual interest in him. But he still fights to the end. He still has an ideal to fulfill. And this, I think, also makes his death much more impactful. It's baffling how a fake simulation gave us more character development than the real story, on top of an overall more satisfying experience.
@@Simon-ur7biOn the topic of the Dhana version of the fight, I want to add that it isn't the first time that Soul Worker would use a future opportunity, to elaborate further on an event that was mishandled, or otherwise undercooked, to a degree, that happened in the past.
I know the entire thing is a simulation, but I also don't want to focus so much on that, rather than focusing on the Character of Dhana herself.
Something that truly elated me about the dialogue between Tenebris and Dhana, is that she seems to be the only one who possesses a functioning frontal lobe, out of all the other characters, when she is face to face with the Physical, "Broken Savior" version of Tenebris.
What makes me so goddamn happy about the way she speaks to him, is because she voices the precise thought I wish everyone else did, when confronted with Tenebris' seemingly deranged, and insane attitude.
My Japanese is a little bit rusty -- actually it is extremely rusty -- but I recall one of the very first things she said to him. This translation is a little rough but the connotation is there:
"What happened to you, that made you become this way?"
She is familiar enough with the "Spirit Tenebris" to be daunted by his bloodlusting behavior, yet she also keeps in mind, that someone like Tenebris -- who is about as close to the ideal of, for the lack of better phrasing, a good, honorable, and noble man, as anyone could ever hope to be.
In other words -- She understood that it must have been something truly concerning, truly vile, and wicked, to push such a man to this manner of extreme: HE WOULD NOT BE DOING WHAT HE ASPIRES TO DO WITHOUT A GOOD REASON.
And it is both a consequence of how the game is meant to function, in addition to the fact that, if he were to win, there would not be a second season, because almost every issue would have been cleaved from reality, that nobody else bothered to give him any benefit of the doubt -- which is probably why they had Dhana be the only one to do so.
Another thing that I want to note, is I still believe in him, I still look up to him, I still would have followed him, without hesitation, had I been in the shoes of any of the Playable Cast.
Yes. He would have caused no shortage of casualties. He would kill anyone who dared to stand in his way. He would cause any degree of destruction and death in order to make sure that Justice won over Depravity -- to him, the evil he sought out to destroy, was more important to eradicate, than the consequences that come with devoting oneself to that path -- to him, the ends justify the means, a debate as old as fiction, but I cannot help but admire that level of dedication to ones objectives, especially when his ultimate goal, was inexorably a GOOD one.
Yes. He would have laid waste to the SFL, but he also would have rebuilt it. He would not allow for a power vacuum to exist. He would have filled those shoes, maybe as a tyrant, but as a well meaning dictator.
The slippery slope is not so much a fallacy as it is simply human nature. And I say that, because I am aware of how risky it would be to take his side.
Nonetheless, I believe him to be a good enough man, a knight errant of all that is right and just, a good enough person to trust with such a thing.
I already said it in my previous comments, but he could have been -- and should have been -- our greatest ally, the one who lifted the veil from our eyes, and who would lead us down a better path.
It is my personal belief that they are kind of setting up Haru to essentially take his place and ultimately finish his mission, which is a very small consolation, but I suppose it is something.
To this day, however, I mourn his death, and all of the depravity that was allowed to flourish because of it.
브금만 들으면 소울스트라이크 게임 복잡한 미로맵 벗어나서 도시쪽으로 나왔더니, 도시는 멸망한지 오래고, 초거대 보스하고 인간 주인공하고 1대1로 맞짱뜨는 웅장함이네
그리고 어딘가에서 무전이 들려오는 거지. 【누구, 현장에 남아있는 사람 없나?】, 【누군지는 모르겠지만, 저기서 싸우고 있어. 혼자서, 저것하고 싸우고 있다고!】
스튜디오 아임 신곡 듣는 낙으로 소워 합니다. 브로큰 세이비어 테마와 이머전시 콜 테마가 좋아요
진짜로 들을때마다 소름 돋는거 같아요.. 너무 좋아요 노래.. 진짜.. 최고에요!!
스바네보그!
스바네그보
브금은 ㄹㅇ 믿고 듣습니다.
뭔가 마영전 죽신 생각나네요. 특정 구간에서 고런 느낌이 나는듯... 둘 다 시즌 최종보스였는데, 그에 걸맞는 것 같네요.
가슴이 웅장해진다
게임이 출시한지 10년이 더 지나고서야 오늘 새벽 인게임에서 이 노랠 영접하게 되었네요.
게임 해 볼 기회 자체는 많았지만 원래 하던 게임(...)을 완전히 놓아주고 이번 기회에 1레벨부터 달려서 스토리 에필로그 보는곳까지 왔습니다..
서론은 이까지하고,, 브로큰 세이비어 뿐만 아니라 인겜 각종 메이즈 브금들 정말 감명깊게 들었어요. 감사합니다!
"되돌려 드리겠습니다."
최고다 EIM!
항상 좋은브금 잘 듣고갑니다. 레이드는 망했지만...
유일하게 배경음 키고 도는 레이드입니다 굳!
스토리는 망했지만 bgm은 남아있다..
브금만 오지게 좋았던 레이드
힝.................
마지막 스토리가 왜 그모양인거지 ㅠㅠ
루나냥...살아있었구나
음악이 아깝다 진짜 사자놈들아 잘 좀 하자
자폭 기능이다아아아ㅏㅏㅏㅏ
오랜만에 게임 복귀해서 개쩌는 노래가 있길래 찾아왔습니다. 개레전드.
웅장하다
비록 ㅈ소기업 라이언에 의해 부실하게 끝난 스토리지만 테네브리스를 가장 잘표현한
장엄함과 소워 시즌1의 끝을 알리기에 아주 제격인 노래입니다. 옆동네 동생겜 아브렐
슈드 버전 던 오브 아크라시아에 꿀리지 않네요.
이런 브금 주셔서 감사합미다^^
노래 미쳤다;
EPIC !
브금 너무 좋은거 같다옹
The Best OST of the game
"조.심.하.세.요."
오랜만에 들으니 개좋네 캬
이런 남캐를 내놔!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 플레이어블 하고 싶다고!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
...?
가장 싫어하는 캐인데
지능 낮고,무능하고,지가 싼 똥도 해결하는데 최악의 수만 두며,똥만 싸는놈이 자뻑만 하고,늘 최악의 결과만
만드는 놈인데?
용기를 되찾은 케인바렐
몸을 되찾은 공백 테네브리스
제정신을 되찾은 라반
슈퍼아벨Mk2 탑승한 아벨
중 하나만 플레이블로 내줬으면...
간지나는 남캐 내놔!
@@호근서 님처럼?
@@모략가 트롤이 트롤인걸 모르는것 처럼 그런걸 파악하지 못하는거는 거 보니
너겠네
쪼와용~!
이 고양이는 좋은 고양이
Hi there can you guys upload Qpang music? That would be awesome.
기다리구있었다구!치이 승급 브금은 잊힌거같지만!
미안하다냥...루나가 작곡한 곡이 아니다옹...＞︿＜
@@StudioEIM ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ
@@StudioEIM 어쩐지... 왜 나오지 못하는가 했네...
Epic!
버텨보세요 당신의 자격을 시험 하겠습니다.
"조심하세요"
암통곡... 암통곡... 암통곡... 내 sv... 암통곡...
테네브리스! 뒤틀린 정의의 망가져버린 구원자!
宇宙名曲
뒤에 작게 들리는 가사 적어둔거 없을까요오오옷!!
가사는 여기 ruclips.net/video/_irNbM_bb5s/видео.html
브로큰 세이비어 하드 브금은 안올려주시나요? EIM에서 만든게 아닌가요?
루나가 작곡한 곡이 맞다냥! 준비해보겠다옹 ( •̀ ω •́ )✧
@@StudioEIM 이제 올려달라옹
바로 자폭기능이다!!!!!!!!
잘가… 소울워커…😢
*1:14*
♥
어리석은 것들. 왜 깨닫지 못하는거냐!
다나 스토리에서는...좀 암울하단데
의미가 변색 됏어..
바로 자폭기능이다!
묘하게 마영전 크로우 크루아흐 브금이랑 비슷하네요
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Mūtā, iūstitia vērīs bonus
무타 유스티티아 베리스 보누스
나아가라, 올바른 정의로 이끌기 위해
Luctā fātīs, vincam pavita
룩타 파티스 빙캄 파비타
싸워서 죽음을, 물리쳐서 승리하라
Insapiens fātīs datōs salūs
인사피엔스 파티스 다토스 살루스
어리석은 자들에게 죽음을 주며 구원하라
Vetita pavīs
베티타 파비스
저항하는 자들을 물리쳐라
[Vīs hōc paviam
비스 혹 파비암
이 힘으로 물리쳐라]
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Vītīs salūtō
비티스 살루토
인간을 지키던 자가
Mala mortī
말라 모르티
사악한 죽음을 주네
Salūtā
살루타
막아내라
Vīs malīs
비스 말리스
사악한 힘을
īs vincam
이스 빙캄
이겨내며 나아가라
Pavita
파비타
물리치기 위해
Vōs artor
보스 아르토르
너희들이 끝내야한다
Virī pavīs
비리 파비스
영웅을 쓰러트려라
Vītīs salūtō
비티스 살루토
인간을 지키던 자가
Mala mortī
말라 모르티
사악한 죽음을 주네
Salūtā
살루타
막아내라
Vīs malīs
비스 말리스
사악한 힘을
īs vincam
이스 빙캄
이겨내며 나아가라
Pavita
파비타
물리치기 위해
Vōs artor
보스 아르토르
너희들이 끝내야한다
Virī pavīs
비리 파비스
영웅을 쓰러트려라
Mūtā morte
무타 모르테
나아가라 죽음으로
Pavīs
파비스
물리쳐라
Mūtā, iūstitia
무타 유스티티아
나아가라, 정의로
Morte omnis
모르테 옴니스
모두에게 죽음을
Pavīs
파비스
물리쳐라
Improbē virī līmes
임프로베 비리 리메스
잘못된 길로 들어선 영웅을
Pavīs
파비스
물리쳐라
Improbē
임프로베
잘못된
Virī līmes
비리 리메스
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스토리, 레이드 다 망해서 실제
스마일게이트에서 서비스 종료 했죠...
하지만 스팀에서 마지막 한발 남았습니다
브세스토리가 좀 여론이 안좋긴했는데 이거때매 망해서 스마게에서 섭종한게아닙니다
스마게와 라이언의 계약만료로 라이언이 이렇게는안되겠다싶어서 변화가필요해서 자기발로나간거에요 스마게는 재계약 할려고했던걸로 알고요
실제로 루나폴에서 바썬넘어가는시점부터지금까지 라이언 흑자기록중입니다
could you make the hard one.
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