Vermis OST - Goblin Knight Part 2 - [RESTORED]
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
- Track from the 2nd half of the Goblin Knight boss fight, titled "Treefelling", from the 199X video game "Vermis" by Plastiboo, published by Hollow Press.
! Some of the sounds may not be as you remember them due to differences in MIDI player !
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I remember cheesing this fight with a pure faith based Stone Scholar build.
one of the hardest fights in the game if your not leveled enough
I found funny how the Goblin Knight, an imposing knight that looks like it belongs to Dark Souls that, in-game, is defending his princess's grave to the point of bleeding to death, has one of the most upbeat and banger boss music of all and I respect that
"I'm the one guarding the grave, I'm the boss, I choose the boss music. And I ain't dying to no depressing ass music"
It is one of the last sparks of energy in an otherwise dying world.
Isn't he vaguely based on Garl Vinland?
With my D&D we use this sing as our default fighting song and we all get excited for that reason
I had 2 different pains here in my first glorious run with the stone scholar it was fun to try with various tricks and spells to finally win (but evry hit was instakill)
The second run princess nail that run was just philosophic we both fought for our princess and when i won i just paid respect in silence
One of the hardest fights in the game, I think I died 40 times
i couldnt believe he was a human
@@loafofbread9400 That reveal broke me. I think it was the first time I felt remorse for killing an enemy in a video game
The cool thing about this fight is you can totally cheese it if you play as a Murk Sage. Just make sure to snuff out all the lights in the chamber first, then keep casting Illusory Image. The Goblin Knight will keep attacking it until he gets exhausted, then you follow up with a regular attack. It costs a lot of mana, but if you snuff out ALL the lights, the Murk Sage will never run out.
I used to pause the game during this fight just so I could jam out to the music! Thanks for restoring it. It sounds a lot better than on whatever sound card the family PC had back in 1999
@@FlowersOv I know it's kind of basic but I always played as Lost Old Glory as a kid and even as an adult coming back to it, I tend to pick him. Combat can be slow but you're sturdy and reliable with him and it brings me back to childhood.
This goes incredible hard
I could totally take him in a dance battle to this track,
Hows a guy supposed to experience dread when you have such an upbeat boss fight music?
I think we we're overdue for something a little more upbeat.
@@bordyceps Agreed. All the doom and gloom is great, but having something to remind you that things are not usually doom and gloom makes it stand out that much more
@@bordyceps Good call.
notice that there's no dread status!
Even when playing as one of the stronger characters and wielding the best items available at this point in the game, it still takes impeccable timing and positioning to land even the first blow against the Goblin Knight. If you feel like you aren't up to the challenge, then fret not - a few grams of yayo will surely see you through to the end of this fight.
Ok, but seriously, did they accidentally throw in a few extra 0's when programming the stats for this guy? I remember playing this game as a kid. I'm playing as the Cursed Fool, I'm dripped out in the frog knight armor, I've got my shield up, and the guy just fucking smites me down in one hit. WHAT WERE THEY THINKING?
Apparently looking through the code there are actually two enemy IDs for the Goblin Knight. It's assumed based on notes and an unfinished cutscene that the guy was supposed to have a slower but much harder hitting and armored first phase, then transition to his moveset he uses now by spawning in the second enemy ID, but due to rushed development times this was scrapped and for some reason they decided to use phase 1s stats with the phase 2 moveset. If I had to guess it's to raise the difficulty level in order to compensate for the sacrificed length.
Edit: Ok so looking through the game files you can actually fight old Goblin Knight albeit with missing textures, but it crashes the game whenever you get it to 0 HP because it calls for assets from SunRuinsboss_final.map, a map which doesn't exist since you don't fight GK in a separate arena from the rest of Green Sun Ruins. Also, fun fact, the enemy Lost Old Glory (meaning pick anyone but him or else he won't spawn) uses this scrapped Goblin Knights moveset.
@@dontkickmychick6076 I think his stats do actually go up for phase two but I think the modifier for his smite gets it's multiplier multiplied which honestly I don't mind since it makes the fight way more tense
@@clintonbehrends4659 Could be, the spaghetti code runs deep with this game
I’m gonna explore Vermis 1 and 2 guide books listening to this track when they arrive. That’s pure fire!
theres a neat lil secret in his fight that if you use illusions you can sometimes make an image of the goblin princess, and if you get him to strike it then banish it right after he'll loose all will to fight! can even do this in the first phase and skip this one... but why would you want too when this is such a banger
I remember playing a Wandering Angel build in this fight. Good thing I got these snake fangs stocked up.
Great work, I imagine the Goblin Knight brutally swinging his axes to the beat of the song and the player deflecting his attacks like in Sekiro ⚔
HUZZAH WE ALSO HAVE A [RESTORED] ANIMATION!
Another fantastic and underrated track dude. Someone out here need to give you a shout out and serious props
G O B L I N M O D E A C T I V A T E D
10/10 music. Love it. Sadly i never got to play the game :( hopefully i can get a copy of it soon and play it.
The first time I fought this boss i knew he was going to be tough... the stomping and roar at the start of the fight was epic. I died to him so many times I almost smashed my parents Gateway computer keyboard, but after like 50 attempts i finally downed him and it was so satisfying.
This absolutely BUMPS
You're on fire! Any chance of a playlist of all tracks? Keep up the amazing restoration work
Sure thing
ruclips.net/p/PL0ONVB1mXmjgbAWyRUkhK7APrNvRdsR9M
I will add to it as I go.
Boss fight!
I had to use the pause trick to beat this fight, still haven't done it legit to this day. might have to give it another shot sometime, for old time's sake.
Nice! I was wondering if we'd get any battle music.
where the horror goes from dread into active panic
Guys please help what is the best build for the Wandering Angel with the items available until this point?? Im new to the game and W.A. seems fun, ofc youre welcome to make your case as to wich other characters i should try!
I dont know if you're running it on an emulator or not, but In my lost old glory run I used the Unbreakable Path sword from the lost paladin in the swamp and the Ring of Singing Fire after the dream sequence in the flutewood forest to light the sword on fire and defeat the knight by just using the fast attack speed of the sword and the fire damage effect the ring gives to kill the knight. Im pretty sure you can equip both items as a wandering angel too
If you have the right build and some spells, whittle him down from a distance. If you don't have range, you will need those serpent fangs. Also everything in phase 2 is instakill
This boss killed me way more times than basically anything in the game. If you keep your distance and whittle him down though, the first phase isnt that bad.
I guess the first part is still lost then?
I'm not [Restoring] these in chronological order. We may see part 1 soon! We may never!🤡
@@bordyceps hehe, gotcha. You're doing a great job with these by the way!
Can I use this for my freeware game please?
Sure! Just give credit