Well Bushido, (the samurai way) basically revolved around you going into combat wishing for death. This made them formidable, since they basically didn't care if they survived. They had no fear, at all. They believed if you go into war wishing for life you'll perish, and conversely going into battle wishing for death has the opposite effect.
I don't know why people are saying this is edgy. Most cultures across Europe and Asia have folk songs and chants lamenting the fuility of life. In times of war, it's understandable that a soldier must consider his life valueless, only a tool to be used for his country/lord
Bushido, (the samurai way) basically involves you going into combat wishing for honorable death. This made them formidable, since they basically didn't care if they survived. They had no fear, at all. They believed if you go into war wishing for life you'll perish, and conversely going into battle wishing for death has the opposite effect.
All these ram translations are so cool, it really adds to the game mode to hear each faction chanting in their native tongue as they march up to the enemies gate.
This is actually pretty good. The message I'm picking up is "Man, doesn't it suck that you're trying your best, but get killed by a man who doesn't even care?"
"Bushido is realized in the presence of death. This means choosing death whenever there is a choice between life and death. There is no other reasoning."
Nobody seems to get that this is actually the Japanese way to be cheerful and upbeat and supposed to harden the hearts of the lower soldiers, who by lamenting the futility of their life gather the courage to fight vigorously even until death.
Full chant, as translated, for those interested in reading it straight up: "Would you regret that your life ends like this?" "I won't hesitate 'cause I've been dead from the beginning." Officer: "The skillful hawk [hides its talon's]" "Nobody knows of the dead warriors in the field with flowers growing." Officer: "One has to do more than preserve than to receive!" "Sad has my life been, fated to produce no fruit!" Then it repeats, the officer just does the second part of his first call. Obviously, when you translate it into English it doesn't have the same tempo as when spoken in Japanese.
夏草や兵どもが夢の跡 - "the place is now thickly covered with summer grass but the warriors formerly dreamed their glory there.[when looking on there, the pity that all became into an empty dream attracts me.]" love that haiku too. wabi-sabi is the art.
I get the impression that this is less about the samurai being depressed and more taunting the enemy for feeling despair at their imminent demise. As in “Are you only now realizing that you can die? We’ve all been dead men walking. Had you been as mindful of death as we have, perhaps you’d still be able to put up a fight instead of wallowing in despair.”
I swear, Breach has some of the coolest sounds, from the chants to the commanders yelling to the drumming from the ram to even the dude screaming "SOLDIERS! KEEP MOVING!"
Chinggis khaan be like "if you're doing it don't be afraid, if you're afraid don't do it." then he ruled most of the world with few Mongol warriors and many other country people mixed in as the Mongol empire. So when does the Mongols getting added to this game xD. Classes could be vanguard as Khalkha Mongol, assassin as Tuvan Mongol Kalmyk Mongol, Heavy as Tatar Mongol and Hybrid Buryati Mongol with DLC's hero like Hasag Mongol (kazakh mongol)
I like how he alternates between Minamoto no Yorimasa's death poem, some proverb and Ota Dokan's death poem. Creates a really special vibe there. It's like they were meant to be combined. I couldn't guess that those were two poems put together when I first heard it
The Samurai and the Viking have a surprisingly similar mindset. The Warrior will always end up dead, no matter there efforts. There is no point in fearing what is already decided. But in this, they reflect each other. Where the Viking see Glory in living the Story, the Song, the Samurai sees only Service and Inevitability. Either way, Fight. Fight. Fight to the end.
You walked there during the whole thing like your the final boss waiting for the main character, while watching him at some of the main moments from a position he can’t get to.
In reality, it isn't about depression, it is about death. In accordance to Bushido, to become a perfect warrior/samurai is to think of nothing but death. To serve your master well with honour, to bring glory to your house and clan, to think of nothing else but death
I said this to someone else but I'll just copy paste it since I want to show the reality of bushido. Bushido, as we now know it, is a myth. The concept of bushido wasn't a thing until the edo period, well after the sengoku jidai (warring states period) ended. While some samurai had values and morals similar to bushido, it wasn't a code that all samurai followed. When you think of samurai, you likely think of samurai from the sengoku jidai or before, but samurai before the edo period didn't follow any moral codes, if their lord told them to kill someone, they would do it. There was no honorable duel or fairness. While some samurai may have not feared death, the ashigaru were definitely terrified in battle, but they are not technically samurai. Samurai loyalty is complicated but it's likely the large majority of samurai would give their life defending their lord/daimyo, because if they didn't, they're out of a job lol
If i remember correctly , samurai before going to combat consider himself dead so he could not fear anything, what do you have to fear when you are already dead? That the source of he fatalistic lyrics
@Iron Hands Terminator I hope he's well, but I wouldn't know. Last I heard he had retreated to a new castle after his was ransacked by "strange Samurai". Knowing him he's proabably busy trying to persuade more soldiers from other legions to beef up his defense
A big thing here isn’t the depression aspect of it’s it’s the sheer fact that they are chanting it to horrify their enemy into fighting . It’s a challenge that “do you wanna die here ? Because I sure as hell will for what I believe in.”
One part is the death poem of Minamoto no Yorimasa, a famous samurai and poet of the Genpei War and among the first recorded cases of seppuku/suicide in the fave of defeat in the battlefield. Specifically it's the part of 'sad has been my life, fated no fruit to produce'
What this chant means is the samurai basically saying "My life is worthless and I don't fear death. I will take you with me." I did not come up with this someone who is MUCH more creative than me came up with it. I don't know their name but this isn't mine.
@thatone gingerguy nope thats the knights, weebs usually have colorful gear on whereas the knight either have a fucking vemon or punisher emblem with all black gear
@@firstlast6226 Samurais make you feel like seeing a demon, and will cut your arm and head off if you look too much in his eyes, no knight could be more scary than a samurai with rage in heart. Obs: I love the templars and etc but this is a fact
@Iron Hands Terminator you... Are aware that Scandinavians made some pretty decent swords, even Damascus at times, and their sword is based on the Roman Gladius yeah?
The Knights have the best chant, but the Samurai, in all their pompous and self-righteous hypocrisy... it comes as relatable when their chant simply says outright what they want is a life of love, full of their offspring and to be remembered instead of being dead on the fields of war with the countless forgotten soldiers. D e p r e s s i o n.
Будешь ли ты сожалеть, что твоя жизнь так закончилась? Я не буду колебаться, ведь я мертв с самого начала! Умелый сокол [скрывает свои когти!] Никто не знает о мертвых воинах в цветущем поле. Нужно сделать больше для защиты, чем для обогащения! Жаль, что моя жизнь была обречена на то, чтобы не оставить после себя ни фрукта. ----------------------------------- Будешь ли ты сожадеть, что твоя жизнь так закончилась? Я не буду колебаться, ведь я мертв с самого начала! [Умелый сокол] прячет свои когти! Никто не знает о мертвых воинах в цветущем поле. Нужно сделать больше для защиты, чем для обогащения! Жаль, что моя жизнь была обречена на то, чтобы не оставить после себя ни фрукта! You welcome my rus comrades.
This chant makes sense in bushido samurai and warriors wished for death thinking if you wish to live you will die but if you wish for death you will live
I showed my Japanese co-workers this and they said it was all very weird. The melody is nothing like they would do in Japan and some of the word choices aren't properly used. Overall they said it was very cringey.
those niggas aint gotta think up a war chant while Vortiger and Lawbringer with their bigass shoulders are trynna kill them it's the best they could do
This was actually motivation, as the samurai thought the greatest way to die was in battle that it was some sort of honor that was only granted if they had died fighting.
As edgy as this is it’s pretty bad ass that they have this chant/song I wonder what the Knights have probably nothing like this quite rare Knights get anything unique that really stands out
Sun Enthusiast they would yet they are so basic none of the main four Knights do not have bashes instead of actual fighting styles they just seem to be untrained fighters more than anything Warden is apparently the “master of the long sword” yet has no special attacks to show that mastery
I like the touch in the end, showing the kensei to be a massive threat to the ram, so much so that the ram HAS to stop to wait for support for its heroes (Ik how breach works, just sharing my thoughts.)
Everyone makes fun of how sad they sound like but this is something like a death poem, the samurai know that this is their fate and can only make themselves useful as a fodder in the battlefield for the lord they serve. If anyone thinks that the samurai live such a harsh life then you're wrong again, for the lord/house they serve also provides their salary.
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So the power that the samurais have is... The power of d e p r e s s i o n
It also makes a shit load of sense in for Honor lore that their chant is what it is.
intel Bentium wow.... I feel terrible for laughing at that.
*T H E B I G S A D*
Well Bushido, (the samurai way) basically revolved around you going into combat wishing for death. This made them formidable, since they basically didn't care if they survived. They had no fear, at all. They believed if you go into war wishing for life you'll perish, and conversely going into battle wishing for death has the opposite effect.
@@bryant7542 the samurai should go watch The Dark Knight Rises
"Sad has my life been, fated to produce no fruit"
Story of my life bro
Of course its ragnar saying it, one of the most influential scandinavian kings 😂
This is why i feel at home amoungst the samurai... and bound to the eternal emperor
@@juliusmoe-nstar8942 Edge Much?
@@howarddenaven5165 Well it keeps me content and not long ago i started to see why i choose the samurai. And helps me sleep at night
Ragnar Lothbrok _ incels
“I don’t speak Japanese”
Some Guy I wanted someone else to be standing at the end as Valk and play that line
Best part of the story mode
@@hueyfreeman3530 Lies. Best part is
DAUBENY! DAUBENY SHOW YOURSELF!
@@assman7969 THAT'S NOT A TRIAL! THAT'S AN EXECUTION!
@@assman7969
*RRRAAIIIIIDEEERR*
*RRRRRAAAAAAAIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIDEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR*
Remember, no fruit.
*spams arrow storm*
Nani?!
Nani ?
Wait wha...?
I comment you for such a obscure reference
pegaweegee Oh nice! Another Amino member
I don't know why people are saying this is edgy. Most cultures across Europe and Asia have folk songs and chants lamenting the fuility of life. In times of war, it's understandable that a soldier must consider his life valueless, only a tool to be used for his country/lord
Very good point and what a lot of people don’t seem to understand is that they are trying to intimidate their opponents
same reason we call the samurai weebs, we just joking.
Ah see
Yeah true but spartans valued their life and they were successful in winning battle even if they were in a few number
@@smasher7199 umm when Italy lost on Greece that reminds me Spartan! Kick Centurion in the cliff!
So the vikings have fear, samurai have belittlement, now its the knights turn
They have daubeny
youre in for a treat bud
the knight chant literally says "deus vult" in it
knights have duty probably "Si Vic pacem para bellum" translates to "If you want peace ,prepare for war"
Si vis pacem para bellum*
@@TheTreesmac i heard "bellum omnium contra omnes" (the war of all against all) which basically means the strong survive and the weak die
Bushido, (the samurai way) basically involves you going into combat wishing for honorable death. This made them formidable, since they basically didn't care if they survived. They had no fear, at all. They believed if you go into war wishing for life you'll perish, and conversely going into battle wishing for death has the opposite effect.
Or to serve country and king, die in a glorious crusade and be sent to heaven.
They fought like gamers... didn’t care if they die as long as they win.
@@samuraijackoff5354 Something like that. It was more like they yearned for an honorable death.
Mr.DarkHeart deus vult brother
Yall taking this shit too seriously, just play to win.
All these ram translations are so cool, it really adds to the game mode to hear each faction chanting in their native tongue as they march up to the enemies gate.
I think that makes For Honor so unique.
Voice lines and chants in native tongues adds always to the player experience
This is actually pretty good. The message I'm picking up is "Man, doesn't it suck that you're trying your best, but get killed by a man who doesn't even care?"
Pretty much it was a MASSIVE intimidation act.
Too bad they don't speak Japanese
Wow I see how it is. You gonna do us Knights dirty by doing us last?
*A I G H T*
...best for last
@@TheMajorN *worst
Damn right, we're the best
@@rochi343 no, the samurai are
Who are they anyways with their shitty wood armor and always 3rd place
"Bushido is realized in the presence of death.
This means choosing death whenever there is a choice between life and death.
There is no other reasoning."
Damn, it sounds so much more upbeat than it is.
a nice ruse
the Japanese like to do that with their war songs. Go have a listen to Yuki no Shingun and then look up the lyrics
hey
Nobody seems to get that this is actually the Japanese way to be cheerful and upbeat and supposed to harden the hearts of the lower soldiers, who by lamenting the futility of their life gather the courage to fight vigorously even until death.
Ikr
It was a single note... yet everyone knows that it was megalovania
The power of memes and a toxic and persistent fandom that fuel it.😂
Full chant, as translated, for those interested in reading it straight up:
"Would you regret that your life ends like this?"
"I won't hesitate 'cause I've been dead from the beginning."
Officer: "The skillful hawk [hides its talon's]"
"Nobody knows of the dead warriors in the field with flowers growing."
Officer: "One has to do more than preserve than to receive!"
"Sad has my life been, fated to produce no fruit!"
Then it repeats, the officer just does the second part of his first call. Obviously, when you translate it into English it doesn't have the same tempo as when spoken in Japanese.
Who's excited for the Deus Vult Chant Translation?
OverbossF_0x0x0x0 / 569 I am excited
We all are
*Sabaton intensifies*
deus vult got removed from the game. sad boi hours
@@Sethg98 they can censor a measly chant.. But we retain our Vultcano and DEUS VULT LIVES we shall always declare it to our enemies of the Holy Land
0:37
There is a haiku similar to this lyrics,
"Summer Grass
Remains of the
many warriors' dream"
夏草や兵どもが夢の跡 - "the place is now thickly covered with summer grass but the warriors formerly dreamed their glory there.[when looking on there, the pity that all became into an empty dream attracts me.]" love that haiku too. wabi-sabi is the art.
Did you play horizon zero dawn
I wait patiently for the translation of "A Knight's Resolve".
it'll happen
I get the impression that this is less about the samurai being depressed and more taunting the enemy for feeling despair at their imminent demise. As in “Are you only now realizing that you can die? We’ve all been dead men walking. Had you been as mindful of death as we have, perhaps you’d still be able to put up a fight instead of wallowing in despair.”
I swear, Breach has some of the coolest sounds, from the chants to the commanders yelling to the drumming from the ram to even the dude screaming "SOLDIERS! KEEP MOVING!"
"Fear the man who has nothing to lose"
This is terrifying basically they don't care about their own lives yet they're coming for you...
Megalovania at the end made my life flash before my eyes
you're welcome
Just one note...so scary that it's recognizable with just one note...
I KNEW I WASNT THE ONLY ONE THAT HEARD THAT AT THE END
Chinggis khaan be like "if you're doing it don't be afraid, if you're afraid don't do it." then he ruled most of the world with few Mongol warriors and many other country people mixed in as the Mongol empire. So when does the Mongols getting added to this game xD. Classes could be vanguard as Khalkha Mongol, assassin as Tuvan Mongol Kalmyk Mongol, Heavy as Tatar Mongol and Hybrid Buryati Mongol with DLC's hero like Hasag Mongol (kazakh mongol)
I like how he alternates between Minamoto no Yorimasa's death poem, some proverb and Ota Dokan's death poem. Creates a really special vibe there. It's like they were meant to be combined. I couldn't guess that those were two poems put together when I first heard it
If you are depressed, think about the samurais. They clearly were suicidal but that didn't stop them from writing history.
The Samurai and the Viking have a surprisingly similar mindset. The Warrior will always end up dead, no matter there efforts. There is no point in fearing what is already decided.
But in this, they reflect each other. Where the Viking see Glory in living the Story, the Song, the Samurai sees only Service and Inevitability. Either way, Fight. Fight. Fight to the end.
You walked there during the whole thing like your the final boss waiting for the main character, while watching him at some of the main moments from a position he can’t get to.
The game might be frustrating at times. But the small details like these really makes it up for me.
Didn't expect to see Swedish-based TF2ber on a For Honor translation video, it really is a small world
In reality, it isn't about depression, it is about death.
In accordance to Bushido, to become a perfect warrior/samurai is to think of nothing but death. To serve your master well with honour, to bring glory to your house and clan, to think of nothing else but death
I said this to someone else but I'll just copy paste it since I want to show the reality of bushido.
Bushido, as we now know it, is a myth. The concept of bushido wasn't a thing until the edo period, well after the sengoku jidai (warring states period) ended. While some samurai had values and morals similar to bushido, it wasn't a code that all samurai followed. When you think of samurai, you likely think of samurai from the sengoku jidai or before, but samurai before the edo period didn't follow any moral codes, if their lord told them to kill someone, they would do it. There was no honorable duel or fairness. While some samurai may have not feared death, the ashigaru were definitely terrified in battle, but they are not technically samurai. Samurai loyalty is complicated but it's likely the large majority of samurai would give their life defending their lord/daimyo, because if they didn't, they're out of a job lol
If i remember correctly , samurai before going to combat consider himself dead so he could not fear anything, what do you have to fear when you are already dead?
That the source of he fatalistic lyrics
Breach mode always has a good vibe to it when the minions begin singing and screaming their quotes out. ALMOST MAKES ME SAD I HAVE TO KILL THEM!
Samurai The definition of a Man with Nothing To Lose The most dangerous foe to face
Agreed
I keep rewatching this and the viking one and it makes me so excited for the knights, as if it were my birthday tomorrow
@Iron Hands Terminator I hope he's well, but I wouldn't know. Last I heard he had retreated to a new castle after his was ransacked by "strange Samurai". Knowing him he's proabably busy trying to persuade more soldiers from other legions to beef up his defense
@Iron Hands Terminator He's slippery enough to squeeze through the tunnel grate in that old forge
@@UnderTheWalnutTree Fear the man, how has nothing to lose.
This sounds badass
Corrupted Hunter this is much like the samurai way. Stupid and gay
@@thejollyskrub1972 i am a knight but the samuria are pretty badass if you look at it
Corrupted Hunter why they only lightspam and say I’m gonna kill myself
@@thejollyskrub1972 only light spammer is orochi. Ur salty for some reason
@@thejollyskrub1972 #centorio
Can’t swait for the dues vult lines
This kinda fit with the halloween event skeletons. They say they are already dead and give themselves to something much more powerful.
A Soldier that does not fear Death Fights to the Fullest.
I actually hate that I can recognise the song from a single note
lmao
“TENNO HEIKA, BANZAI!”
Out of all the chants, this one seems the most threatening lmao especially the way they all scream at the beginning
You don’t fuck with the Samurai and live to tell the tale
*SOLDIER, HALT! THEY ATTACK! PROTECT THE RAM! THE RAM IS BLOCKED, CLEAR THE RAM!*
A big thing here isn’t the depression aspect of it’s it’s the sheer fact that they are chanting it to horrify their enemy into fighting . It’s a challenge that “do you wanna die here ? Because I sure as hell will for what I believe in.”
"I won't hesitate 'cause I've been dead from the beginning" The edge has a great kick to that
“Cause i have been dead since the beginning” *plays shugo anyways *
I found this chant to be more depressing and intimidating.
Endless Boredom I just imagine a bunch of moody teens pushing the ram
@@EeBee97 same
They're ready to die. How about you?
@@alexmercer2743 i mean someone can revive my ass, not like i was ever that good at glad
Their song is literally "I don't give a damn if I die but I'm sure as hell killing all of you before I do".
Teacher: every class needs a song when they receive their final grade sheets on the stage
Girls: yeees lets take a song from ed sheeran!
Boys:
I know lol
An army that charges without caring if death arrives, thats some psychological fear shit right there
I’d shit my pants if I saw these guys marching to my home and chanting this!
Meanwhile the Wu Lin: "you guys have chants?"
1 year later. The Wu Lin still haven't done shit.
Common Wu Lin L
"Yea i watched Evangelion how do you know?"
And to think i actually used to laugh at this from time to time, now that i know the translation i kinda feel bad now
One part is the death poem of Minamoto no Yorimasa, a famous samurai and poet of the Genpei War and among the first recorded cases of seppuku/suicide in the fave of defeat in the battlefield. Specifically it's the part of 'sad has been my life, fated no fruit to produce'
This just shows. Be scared of the fighter that has nothing left to lose
That one note at the end is all I need
Ah samurai... How you never cared for you're life.
Is blabbermouth gonna translate the viking defend theme lyrics?
perhaps
That last freaking second of the video...
The third video to loop and complete my collection of ASMR!
Knights: Chanting about Jesus and their Faith of God
Samurai: Chanting about depression and sadness
This is far too accurate.
What this chant means is the samurai basically saying "My life is worthless and I don't fear death. I will take you with me." I did not come up with this someone who is MUCH more creative than me came up with it. I don't know their name but this isn't mine.
This is edgy as hell, good job as always tho
ey thanks. Was going for the edgy vibe
@thatone gingerguy nope thats the knights, weebs usually have colorful gear on whereas the knight either have a fucking vemon or punisher emblem with all black gear
@@firstlast6226 DAHKNESH
@@thebruheternal3654 DAHKNESS
@@firstlast6226 Samurais make you feel like seeing a demon, and will cut your arm and head off if you look too much in his eyes, no knight could be more scary than a samurai with rage in heart. Obs: I love the templars and etc but this is a fact
Imagine calling someone a weeb, and you wake up to an entire army chanting this outside your house
thousands of men chanting "no u"
My feelings have been hurt
I would prepare my... mini gun... for... *S A T I S F A C T I O N*
@@stage4terminaltesticularca390Given they’re samurai, they probably brought their own guns along.
@@kaijuslayer3334 What you forget is that the Europeans also had them :)
There is nothing more terrifying than an enemy who not only NOT fears death, but embraces and welcomes it.
Death song better than anti Deus vult.
Red Reaper Vikings prefer that thier axes do the talking 😉
VALHALLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Exodus
Raaaaaiiiiiiiiiiidddeeeeeeeeeerrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!
(YTP ftw)
Iron Hands Terminator had to check if you subbed to matpat but you are wrong bud
@Iron Hands Terminator you... Are aware that Scandinavians made some pretty decent swords, even Damascus at times, and their sword is based on the Roman Gladius yeah?
I’ll need a week to recover from the brutal workout I just finished to this banger on a loop 💀💀💀💀
The Knights have the best chant, but the Samurai, in all their pompous and self-righteous hypocrisy... it comes as relatable when their chant simply says outright what they want is a life of love, full of their offspring and to be remembered instead of being dead on the fields of war with the countless forgotten soldiers.
D e p r e s s i o n.
Teacher: we are going on a field trip to Japan!
Girl's: omg I love their culture so much 😍
Boys:
It might have something to do with Bushido - the acceptance of inevitable death.
Careful folks...there’s a cursed sound at the end
Real music doesn't exi-
So basically the equivalent of a song with a dark message but just you still bumpin to it at 8 years old
Samurai brothers
back when neets would just pick up a sword and fight for their lord.
Будешь ли ты сожалеть, что твоя жизнь так закончилась?
Я не буду колебаться, ведь я мертв с самого начала!
Умелый сокол [скрывает свои когти!]
Никто не знает о мертвых воинах в цветущем поле.
Нужно сделать больше для защиты, чем для обогащения!
Жаль, что моя жизнь была обречена на то, чтобы не оставить после себя ни фрукта.
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Будешь ли ты сожадеть, что твоя жизнь так закончилась?
Я не буду колебаться, ведь я мертв с самого начала!
[Умелый сокол] прячет свои когти!
Никто не знает о мертвых воинах в цветущем поле.
Нужно сделать больше для защиты, чем для обогащения!
Жаль, что моя жизнь была обречена на то, чтобы не оставить после себя ни фрукта!
You welcome my rus comrades.
Nice
Хороши перевод!!!!
It seems fitting that every line of the subtitles ends with a ):
bruh lmao
I feel like this could be the war chant of the 47 ronin
The translation reminds me of No Longer Human by Osamu Dazai. Apparently this isn't all that rare in Japanese culture.
Some call it depressing, some call it intimidating, but I call it bars
Samurai were emo before it was cool
"Nobody knows of the dead warriors in the field with flowers growing."
This is actually so fucking good yet people make fun on these with being "edgy"
I liked the end with Kensei in his ready stance.
Yeah it was like a damn movie
0:38 this part is in the current menu music
This chant makes sense in bushido samurai and warriors wished for death thinking if you wish to live you will die but if you wish for death you will live
Thanks! I was looking for this
*Do you wanna have a SAD time?*
The reason the samurai is depressing is because
1. Lost their home
2.imprisoned
3.they saw their family and friends die
I showed my Japanese co-workers this and they said it was all very weird. The melody is nothing like they would do in Japan and some of the word choices aren't properly used. Overall they said it was very cringey.
those niggas aint gotta think up a war chant while Vortiger and Lawbringer with their bigass shoulders are trynna kill them it's the best they could do
*"I've been dead from the beginning"*
After he said soldiers keep moving that war cry hit different
your fighting a orochi but they keep running away
One note was all I needed to know where that came from 1:42
Compared to the Vikings, and probably the knights, this is really depressing.
What a great way to motivate your troops.
The samurai way
Probably makes your enemies sad.
This was actually motivation, as the samurai thought the greatest way to die was in battle that it was some sort of honor that was only granted if they had died fighting.
玉砕 It's better to be a shattered-jewel, than an intact-tile.
As edgy as this is it’s pretty bad ass that they have this chant/song I wonder what the Knights have probably nothing like this quite rare Knights get anything unique that really stands out
Well they start with "si vis pacem para bellum" so it's allready good
You mean besides the fact that they're the most advanced out of the three factions? I think that makes them stand out pretty well.
Sun Enthusiast they would yet they are so basic none of the main four Knights do not have bashes instead of actual fighting styles they just seem to be untrained fighters more than anything Warden is apparently the “master of the long sword” yet has no special attacks to show that mastery
@@droppodgamer8076 you also have to keep in mind we now have the Chinese faction with rice magicks that can teleport across the entire fucking map
In my opinon and i bet the majority of the community, TIN CANS GOT DI BEST CHANT BOIII!!!!
I like the touch in the end, showing the kensei to be a massive threat to the ram, so much so that the ram HAS to stop to wait for support for its heroes
(Ik how breach works, just sharing my thoughts.)
PlayStation players after playing Ghost of Tsushima once:
I hear 0.2 seconds of the sound at the end and I already know what it is
Everyone makes fun of how sad they sound like but this is something like a death poem, the samurai know that this is their fate and can only make themselves useful as a fodder in the battlefield for the lord they serve. If anyone thinks that the samurai live such a harsh life then you're wrong again, for the lord/house they serve also provides their salary.
Most rpic chant of all time hands down
i meant epic im on phone
Knights when?