At one moment, this calmingly epic track is played, and I am overwhelmed with feeling that the whole world is mine for taking; a minute later, I'm killed by a fuc*ing scarecrow. GOTY
level scaling is a bit messed up. My two handned fighet deals 60 damage. Levels up and gains access to new sword in shop. Now deals 400 damage and with single stomp takes out physical armor and knocksdown all non-bosses.
Me too, i died first time and thought : hmm i should have been more careful, im gonna try again. I died again and thought: hm there must be a better strategy and tried again, i died 3 more times until i decided i come back later :D i still hate this scarecrow :D
Looks like they released a verry nice (and huge) patch ironing out all the little things like stuff attacking you from low ground even when you should be out of reach etc, too much stuff to list, but it shoudl be on the steam page ^^ shame about my bone widow :( but it was a fair nerf :p it was almost outperforming my coop partners 2h warrior damage wise...
Ship escapes through the Hall of echoes. Arrive at Reaper's Coast, ready to fulfill my destiny. This Song starts playing. Truly masterfully crafted, Larian.
This song brings the feeling of "nostalgia" and adventure. One moment youre fighting a desperate battle with every crew of the ship dying one by one. You feel happy that you survived the attack thanks to malady but then you realise your ship is empty. barely any crew left. But you cant stop feeling that youve got a new area to explore and the world is yours to take
"Vengeance is coming, Dallis. It may take a while, but I will return. From this land I will grow. From each battle I will grow. In every place I will plant the seeds of my passing that shall grow into a great tree, and one day I shall hang you from these branches. This is my oath, as Godwoken and as Sebille. I will find you. I will kill you. And the world shall grow in your absence." -an excerpt from the First Tale of Lohse, 'Sebille'
God fucking damn it I hated that little midget. She's that one 40 year old lady you have as a neighbor. Always shut her up with one of my characters in dialogue when I was browsing the merchants.
This song hits you like an emotional tidal wave during your first playthrough, I don't know what it is about it. This calm, soothing, slightly sad melody with an undercurrent of hope and adventure, never fails to make me feel things.
Words cannot describe how incredible this game (and soundtrack) is. I'll never forget my horribly-optimized party hopping on the Lady Vengeance and this song playing for the first time. Iconic.
I don't remember a single plot point from this game. Not a one. But I'll be damned if I ever forget this song. Brilliant is too weak a word to describe this song. It evokes an overpowering sense of wanderlust and awe.
This song makes me think. Think about everything. I miss my dog. I miss my rabbit. I miss my grandfather. I miss my old friends. Then It changes- and it becomes about gratitude. The idea that those memories, those journeys were so special. The realization that Divinity is something so similar. A reflection on those moments. Memories that will die with me. Moments that will one day be lost to time- however cherished the were. However Beautiful they were.
DId you play it? :) You should start with the first one by the way. Both games are absolutely fucking incredible. The soundtrack for the first one is arguably as good as the second one. RIP Kirill Pokrovsky.
I'm glad to hear you got around to it. I'm currently playing through the 2nd one for the first time. I found the story to be a lot better in the 2nd one.
@@15xgg80 Same, D OS was already a masterpiece for me (just lacking a little on the attachment to the crew) and D OS II manage to top my expectations, looking forward to the next title, at least we have Baldur's gate 3 to play while we wait
You have started from nothing. It was a long journey. Now you are the Divine, hope of Rivellon, accompanied by the most trustworthy friends who has chosen you instead of themselves.
spoilers Some things that just hit me different in Divinity2 1) The ship wreck and being washed ashore on that beautiful island. The first time seeing that place was sth else. Fort Joy was always my fav and i had so many good meoments exploring every tiny corner of that beach area. 2) Landing in Act2, exploring the small wooded area and finally coming across Driftwood,our 1st major city. The size of that town took me by surprise since i was accustomed to fort joy. Not even " Bree and the vat of Vinegar lady" can ruin Driftwood for me 3) Lastly the song by Lohse after being free of her demon. I remember going to the beach below Kremm's garden with my brother and listening to her performance by the sea. Makes me wish we had a musician class that plays diff tunes via lutes
This music makes me think of something that doesn’t exist. It makes me feel like I belong to somewhere I don’t even know. It’s hard to describe this feeling but if I can feel it, it’s guess it’s true enough.
I just love this game so much. I can't express *how* much to be honest. Every time I hear the music, I feel like... all is good. I'm at peace. Rivellon awaits me whenever I want to go there - again and again. The adventure this game has taken me on is the best I ever had. Thank you so much, Larian… :')
I struggled so hard with the fight before this and when this song came on after that battle I really felt like I accomplished something and this song has left a lasting impression on me.
I've always seen comments about players stopping to enjoy the ost of a game, which I had always found to be stupid, but then I heard this theme at beginning of Act 2 and damn, did I enjoy my sweet time sitting my ass in the Lady Vengeance listening to this wonderful piece of music.
The spray of the sea water reflects the sun's rays all across the ship's deck. You look over at Reaper's Coast and then back to your companions. You concentrate on the sway of the ship and the sound of the sails billowing in the wind. You look down from the sails and see the sailors preparing the ship for dock. All of you know that adventure and battle and victory awaits you on those shores. You know that divinity is within your reach....and you also know that death is creeping around every corner. All you can do is smile as the sun starts to set below the horizon. The fields of the distant farms glow golden and the lights of the town start to pop up like lightning bugs. Your bags are packed. Your spells are ready. Your weapons are sharp. Just another day in Rivellon.
I'm from Italy and there is something familiar in this track but i can't tell exactly what it is. Maybe are the instruments (mandolin, violin, flute) that give an adventurous vibe, like a genoan or venician sailor that embarks for a long journey to exotic lands. It reminds me of our sea, and i bet that is the same for other listeners from mediterranean countries. Such a nice feeling...
I loved that so much. When I started the game I thought a narrator for most of the game would be weird, but after a few hours he became one of my favourite parts of the game.
Just a great game in general. We've been playing for about 30 hours and only got into the cemetary part with Ryker yesterday. Most modern games would've ended after 20 - 30 hours and in Divinity we're still at the beginning
This was an instant favourite :D got to the ship, after a big fight, just doing the dialogue, it was all nice and calm, wich was nice, then BAM it turns epic in a heartbeat wich was even better :p Thank you for posting an extended version, been looking for one ^^
This is my absolute favourite of any Divinity game IMO. Kirill's music was genius, but this is just another level of amazingness. I think I could listen to this song forever.
I just had the same exact experience, going through dialogues like always when suddenly the music starts and I'm like " that's a nice southing music" and then, as you said, BAM the epicness starts out of nowhere ! It gave me a tear to my eye right away ;)
I dropped the game after only a few hours. I'll pick it back up, it was just hard to click with coming straight out of BG3. But that will not stop me from using every single song in this OST in my D&D campaign.
I wish this song is on every RPG it's so perfect. Even when I play Skyrim I keep whistling this song. This is hands down my favorite song in Divinity Original Sin 2
@@TheInterNep I have over 200 hours now and it's one of my absolute favourite games! I played it in co-op with a friend, who also says it's his favourite game now lol
I agree except with the storyline, it starts very strong and ends kind of weak, especially with that unnecessary, flawed and anticlimactic Final Battle second phase.
This theme has got to be one of the most majestic things I've ever heard! I fell in love with it when I first heard it and now I get goosebumps every single time it plays in game!
When I played DOS2, I never thought that Larian could ever create something even more massive and cooler. The soundtracks in BG3 are also great, but they can't be compared to this.
Listening this soundtrack always makes feel so free. I don't know why it's so liberating about it. Maybe it reminds me of the life I can't have. It sounds sad but this soundtrack makes me hopeful always and I'm grateful for that.
Just recently (only 70 hours played :P ) started playing this game and the first time this song came on i just dropped everything i was doing , and just stood there listening. love this track
Not surprised at all to see extended version of this particular song. I've said it about 50 times since I've started playing this week, i LOVE music here in this game.
Beat all of act 2 on hardcore except the fight with woman who splashes lava on you. Went to go fight her, thinking I would just be cleaning up the rest of the act. Then she splashes lava on me. And I died instantly. And I had to start over the entire game. 10/10 would have lava splashed on me again
Absolutely mesmerising hearing this during the scarecrow encounter the way he talks to you,if i didnt know better id say i was hypnotized by this section of the game , even brings back goosebumps now , boy was i so lucky to have experienced this game
147h into the game and only level 13. I am scared to keep playing this game and finally see the ending. I do not want it to stop. This music already makes me feel nostalgic.
I felt the exact same way, I never wanted it to end. During my second playthrough I was getting sad because I knew I was approaching the end, so I spoke to all my companions one last time and Lohse sang for me - I don't think I will forget that moment in the dark, was truly magical.
When I was down to the last couple dozen or so pages of the Witcher saga, the Witcher 3 OST I had on in the background ended and this played next, without me even realizing it. It hit so hard and perfect during those final moments of the story that I had to stop reading, grab my phone and put it on repeat for the rest of the book (and beyond). To this day it still hits those same emotions when I listen. Sorry this isn't praise for the game itself, but I just had to share my experience with this song.
I've been playing this recently and had the music stuck in my head otw home from work. I decided to look it up on YT and felt kinda silly honestly until I saw just this song has almost 300k views...makes me happy to know I'm not the only one😁😁
Didn't think any game would ever dethrone Halo 2 as my favorite... DOS2 proved me wrong. If I was able to chose a game to experience again for the first time, this is it.
~You overlook the vast sea and the sensation of a true adventure begins to set in~ Me: NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW! Runs into level 16 area right away.......
~You overlook the vast sea and the sensation of a true adventure begins to set in~ Me: NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW! Runs into a seemingly harmless scarecrow.......
My first run in with the scarecrow was when I was already a level higher so I never struggled with him, it was upon my second playthrough that I ran into by mistake that I realized what everyone meant
At first, all I wanted was power, I wanted to take everything, to be an immortal, unageing god with all the power and source in the world and eliminated the competition so they couldn't stop me from doing that. By the end I obtained godhood, but no longer for power and immortality, I did it to become the protector of all of Rivellon, to defend and unite all the races, to smite down the voidwoken, the black ring and the evil demons, to stop the god king and stop people like Dallas from torturing and destroying others ever again. All because of people like Malady, Gareth, Meistr Siva and the other seekers who all made sacrifices to ensure I could become a divine. I became divinity, but they were the true heroes.
Ehh... Witcher 3 and D:OS2 are two completely different games. D:OS2 is the closest thing you can come to a true roleplaying game (except for D&D). Witcher 3 is a action adventure with RPG elements, which does not mean it's a bad game, I fucking love it. But saying it's a RPG is... not correct IMO.
Oz Talks! I dunno man, I’d have to disagree heavily with that. Agree that they’re both spectacular games, but disagree with the notion that Witcher 3 isn’t an RPG. The decisions you make in that game carry a lot of weight and provoke a lot of thought, which few games that easily fall under the label “RPG” can come close to in comparison. If the Witcher 3 isn’t an RPG, where in you’re playing the role of a character and making decisions as a character, what the hell does?
Witcher 3 and DOS 2 have at least one thing in common: Both of them have abysmal crafting systems. At least DOS 2 otherwise managed equipment much better.
At the end of the game, along my man Ifan, Fane was barely holding on with Death Resist and was at 1 HP when it was all said and done. Talking to him on the Lady Vengeance after the ending was truly… divine 🥰
Me: *Finishes 47th playthrough*
*Catches a whiff of this music*
Also me: "I think I'm quite ready for another adventure."
And so Bilbo sets off on one and final adventure from the elven port Grey Havens. Abord the boat bound for the unlikeliest of places. Rivellon.
At one moment, this calmingly epic track is played, and I am overwhelmed with feeling that the whole world is mine for taking; a minute later, I'm killed by a fuc*ing scarecrow.
GOTY
Just....close...your eyes. Just....go....to...sleep. Stop fighting the void (evil laugh).
level scaling is a bit messed up. My two handned fighet deals 60 damage. Levels up and gains access to new sword in shop. Now deals 400 damage and with single stomp takes out physical armor and knocksdown all non-bosses.
Been there, gotten killed by that...
Me too, i died first time and thought : hmm i should have been more careful, im gonna try again.
I died again and thought: hm there must be a better strategy and tried again, i died 3 more times until i decided i come back later :D i still hate this scarecrow :D
Mao, I just came to listen to some DOS 2 music cuz that fcking scarecrow killed me 3 times and u are commenting about him even here?
I love Baldur's Gate 3, but honestly the Soundtrack from Divinity Original Sin II is out of this world!
Yeah last light inn theme is very good, but this theme and other in dos2 just lengendary
Wish the BG3 devs included music easter eggs from DOS2
There is a music box I found that played sort of the main theme @@Denkono
hot take; i like dos2 more than bg3
@Denkono they literally let you play various DOS2 themes as the Bard.
I wish everyone could feel the emotions I got from playing this game. One of the best I've ever played.
Samee.. Will never forget this masterpiece..
The moment where you first appear on the lady vengeance and this starts playing is a part of me forever now.
I was also overwhelmed with emotion from this game. I’ll never forget this badass game lol
John Doe I was gonna say the same thing. That exact moment had me lol
Don’t worry, we do.
This game is just absolutely beautiful on every front.
I think so too but the balance is not so beautiful, imo.
Give them a patch or 2 :D (if you were talking about the games balance and not the music, wich i assume you were :P)
I admire your enthusiasm and I think you're right, they just need more time
Game Balance is good, what is your Problem?
Looks like they released a verry nice (and huge) patch ironing out all the little things like stuff attacking you from low ground even when you should be out of reach etc, too much stuff to list, but it shoudl be on the steam page ^^ shame about my bone widow :( but it was a fair nerf :p it was almost outperforming my coop partners 2h warrior damage wise...
Ship escapes through the Hall of echoes. Arrive at Reaper's Coast, ready to fulfill my destiny. This Song starts playing. Truly masterfully crafted, Larian.
Just got to that stage last night...../goosebumps
and at least one of your party memebers is also dead..two in my case becouse i hired a merc not relizeing what was comeing..also well crafted Larian.
@@callofkarrenboomerops3262 May i ask who died?
@@callofkarrenboomerops3262 As long as you talked and met up, no one will die. That being said, I think the max is 4 party members
especially after talking to the ghost, gives a cool feeling of loss and hope
"And you thought Rivellon was flat"
"A child may technically be alive....... but so is a potato, if you understand me."
Did you expect a needle
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This song brings the feeling of "nostalgia" and adventure. One moment youre fighting a desperate battle with every crew of the ship dying one by one. You feel happy that you survived the attack thanks to malady but then you realise your ship is empty. barely any crew left. But you cant stop feeling that youve got a new area to explore and the world is yours to take
That's so true
"Vengeance is coming, Dallis. It may take a while, but I will return. From this land I will grow. From each battle I will grow. In every place I will plant the seeds of my passing that shall grow into a great tree, and one day I shall hang you from these branches. This is my oath, as Godwoken and as Sebille. I will find you. I will kill you. And the world shall grow in your absence."
-an excerpt from the First Tale of Lohse, 'Sebille'
True😢
Keepin it together, Bri?
I'm alright, as long as I dont think about it
@@theenduriangamer5509 You're fish stinks of the void!
God damn I hated that dialogue
'Then don't come over'
God fucking damn it I hated that little midget. She's that one 40 year old lady you have as a neighbor. Always shut her up with one of my characters in dialogue when I was browsing the merchants.
This song hits you like an emotional tidal wave during your first playthrough, I don't know what it is about it. This calm, soothing, slightly sad melody with an undercurrent of hope and adventure, never fails to make me feel things.
Literally this song fills me with so much emotion I cry, it's so beautiful.
Words cannot describe how incredible this game (and soundtrack) is. I'll never forget my horribly-optimized party hopping on the Lady Vengeance and this song playing for the first time. Iconic.
I don't remember a single plot point from this game. Not a one.
But I'll be damned if I ever forget this song. Brilliant is too weak a word to describe this song. It evokes an overpowering sense of wanderlust and awe.
There is something about this song, It feels just so familiar, it just belongs
oh there's something familiar alright... it's the same chord progression used in about half of all top 40 radio hits and movie/game main themes
Well I don't listen to the radio or watch many films, but I think it's that it just feels comforting.
All the old 4 chord progression. A classic. Like the 3 act structure it's an old staple.
While it's true that it uses I - VI - III - VII in Aeolian, who cares? It's all about the amazing orchestration that they used here.
It's not just the same chords, much of the song is a direct copy of the chorus from San Fransisco by Scott Mckenzie. overlap them and you will see
One of the best RPG soundtracks
This is on repeat for the last 5 days of me writing my adventure book.
This song makes me think. Think about everything. I miss my dog. I miss my rabbit. I miss my grandfather. I miss my old friends.
Then It changes- and it becomes about gratitude. The idea that those memories, those journeys were so special. The realization that Divinity is something so similar. A reflection on those moments. Memories that will die with me. Moments that will one day be lost to time- however cherished the were. However Beautiful they were.
Reading this with the Music playing in the background gave me chills.
Nicely worded
shut up I'm not crying someone just cast Rain on my face
Damn, never play Divinity, but that's music, so beautiful
*Opening steam store*
DId you play it? :) You should start with the first one by the way. Both games are absolutely fucking incredible. The soundtrack for the first one is arguably as good as the second one. RIP Kirill Pokrovsky.
Jakob Lund yeah!
Still playing D:OS. A masterpiece.
Everyday I can't wait to return into Rivellon.
P.S. I hate missclickes :)
I'm glad to hear you got around to it. I'm currently playing through the 2nd one for the first time. I found the story to be a lot better in the 2nd one.
@@15xgg80 Same, D OS was already a masterpiece for me (just lacking a little on the attachment to the crew) and D OS II manage to top my expectations, looking forward to the next title, at least we have Baldur's gate 3 to play while we wait
@@Kekotronos sooo uhhhh, how was it?
I am not crying, it's just an unsuccessful attempt to use water magic.
❤
You have started from nothing. It was a long journey. Now you are the Divine, hope of Rivellon, accompanied by the most trustworthy friends who has chosen you instead of themselves.
spoilers
Some things that just hit me different in Divinity2
1) The ship wreck and being washed ashore on that beautiful island. The first time seeing that place was sth else. Fort Joy was always my fav and i had so many good meoments exploring every tiny corner of that beach area.
2) Landing in Act2, exploring the small wooded area and finally coming across Driftwood,our 1st major city. The size of that town took me by surprise since i was accustomed to fort joy. Not even " Bree and the vat of Vinegar lady" can ruin Driftwood for me
3) Lastly the song by Lohse after being free of her demon. I remember going to the beach below Kremm's garden with my brother and listening to her performance by the sea. Makes me wish we had a musician class that plays diff tunes via lutes
125 hours into Baldur's Gate 3. Can't wait to finish it so I can start playing these games.
I've been standing on the deck of Lady Vengeance for hours just staring at the water, just for this track
Exactly!
Spare 5 bucks or so, you can get the soundtrack DLC
Same man, same. For years past, and years to come
This music makes me think of something that doesn’t exist. It makes me feel like I belong to somewhere I don’t even know. It’s hard to describe this feeling but if I can feel it, it’s guess it’s true enough.
Homesick for a place im not sure exists.
@@KingHisss we germans call it "Fernweh"
far-sick
I know exactly what you're feeling, I feel it too.
Because all that can exsist is right now and you belong there ❤
I just love this game so much. I can't express *how* much to be honest. Every time I hear the music, I feel like... all is good. I'm at peace. Rivellon awaits me whenever I want to go there - again and again. The adventure this game has taken me on is the best I ever had. Thank you so much, Larian… :')
HEAR YE,
HEAR YE!!
Smells worse than a couple dozen rotten eggs dropped into a vat o' vinegar
@@gregor.macgregor holding it together Bree?
@@turbosnipeone2164 Im alright, as long as I dont t'ink about it too much
@@gregor.macgregor Then dont come over,not like you are buying anything anyway!
Yer safe among friends, never forget it.
I struggled so hard with the fight before this and when this song came on after that battle I really felt like I accomplished something and this song has left a lasting impression on me.
I've always seen comments about players stopping to enjoy the ost of a game, which I had always found to be stupid, but then I heard this theme at beginning of Act 2 and damn, did I enjoy my sweet time sitting my ass in the Lady Vengeance listening to this wonderful piece of music.
Welcome aboard, Godwoken 😌
Told ya…
The spray of the sea water reflects the sun's rays all across the ship's deck. You look over at Reaper's Coast and then back to your companions. You concentrate on the sway of the ship and the sound of the sails billowing in the wind. You look down from the sails and see the sailors preparing the ship for dock. All of you know that adventure and battle and victory awaits you on those shores. You know that divinity is within your reach....and you also know that death is creeping around every corner.
All you can do is smile as the sun starts to set below the horizon. The fields of the distant farms glow golden and the lights of the town start to pop up like lightning bugs. Your bags are packed. Your spells are ready. Your weapons are sharp. Just another day in Rivellon.
haha I read that in the narrator's voice.
Yeh and creepiness in abundance with those weird Scarecrows flying and spinning while dealing out death.
They should hire you for divinity 3 ^__^
Damn that was beautiful!
you should be a writer
What an incredible piece of music for a truly incredible game !
4 people aren't ready to ascend.
They died crossing the void.
"Keepin' it together,Breeeeeeeee....???"....."i'm alright....as long as i don't think about it too much!"
I'm from Italy and there is something familiar in this track but i can't tell exactly what it is.
Maybe are the instruments (mandolin, violin, flute) that give an adventurous vibe, like a genoan or venician sailor that embarks for a long journey to exotic lands.
It reminds me of our sea, and i bet that is the same for other listeners from mediterranean countries.
Such a nice feeling...
Italy is the most beautiful country I’ve ever visited
Vero
one of the few games out there that feel less like your playing them and more like your experiencing them. love it
"Dont play his game, think of yourself . Rest here. The sun is golden. This moment can last forever, if you let it."
Don’t do it man don’t do it! I wouldn’t trust that scarecrow 😰
Nothing beats the heart pounding on honor mode in the middle of a tough battle. My favorite game of all time
Divinity OS2 narrator needs to narrate an entire book while this is playing
Stormlight Archive would be great.
Eugh no, I hate the narrator, always turn his voice down to 0 when I play.
@@Wft-bu5zc why's that?
I loved that so much. When I started the game I thought a narrator for most of the game would be weird, but after a few hours he became one of my favourite parts of the game.
@@Wft-bu5zc Same, the narrator is easily the weakest part of the game for me.
Just a great game in general. We've been playing for about 30 hours and only got into the cemetary part with Ryker yesterday. Most modern games would've ended after 20 - 30 hours and in Divinity we're still at the beginning
You are clearly exaggerating because that is not the beginning anymore.
@@SeventhheavenDK hush
This was an instant favourite :D got to the ship, after a big fight, just doing the dialogue, it was all nice and calm, wich was nice, then BAM it turns epic in a heartbeat wich was even better :p Thank you for posting an extended version, been looking for one ^^
This is my absolute favourite of any Divinity game IMO. Kirill's music was genius, but this is just another level of amazingness. I think I could listen to this song forever.
I just had the same exact experience, going through dialogues like always when suddenly the music starts and I'm like " that's a nice southing music" and then, as you said, BAM the epicness starts out of nowhere ! It gave me a tear to my eye right away ;)
I don't know how one can listen to this and not feel the call of adventure
I dropped the game after only a few hours. I'll pick it back up, it was just hard to click with coming straight out of BG3. But that will not stop me from using every single song in this OST in my D&D campaign.
I'm so glad I came across this game , not something I'd usually play but man was I missing out
Incredible music. Incredible game. One of my 4 absolute top favourites.
I wish this song is on every RPG it's so perfect. Even when I play Skyrim I keep whistling this song. This is hands down my favorite song in Divinity Original Sin 2
And you thought Rivellon was flat
Ill buy this game in a few days. Im sooo excited!
How did u like it?
gonna need an update
@@TheInterNep I have over 200 hours now and it's one of my absolute favourite games! I played it in co-op with a friend, who also says it's his favourite game now lol
YEAHHHH EXACTLY what I was looking for!!! Thank you! Great touch! please never stop
hands down still one of the best games to exist!!!
The storyline, the battling system, the graphics, the music!
It's just too good!
I agree except with the storyline, it starts very strong and ends kind of weak, especially with that unnecessary, flawed and anticlimactic Final Battle second phase.
Games are haram
a MASTERPIECE game deserve a MASTERPIECE song..and yes this is the legendary song that we all want....simply awesome and amazing....
Thanks for making it 30 min long, but I still cannot have enough of it. So beautiful and inspiring.
Your are the center of the universe and the whole world is waiting on you ❤
This song is so damn amazing and fitting for such an incredible game.
This theme has got to be one of the most majestic things I've ever heard! I fell in love with it when I first heard it and now I get goosebumps every single time it plays in game!
"Did you expect a needle?“
I have never felt so sad about finishing a game. DOS II should be a never-ending game.
When I played DOS2, I never thought that Larian could ever create something even more massive and cooler. The soundtracks in BG3 are also great, but they can't be compared to this.
Listening this soundtrack always makes feel so free. I don't know why it's so liberating about it. Maybe it reminds me of the life I can't have. It sounds sad but this soundtrack makes me hopeful always and I'm grateful for that.
Best feeling so far, listening to this song and your character shouting " FOR RIVELLON! ". makes you feel like you can do anything ~
These videos are the ones that keep me alive.
Just recently (only 70 hours played :P ) started playing this game and the first time this song came on i just dropped everything i was doing , and just stood there listening. love this track
What part does it come on ingame
@@sammckinney844 anytime 💀
@@sammckinney844 it comes in Lady Vengenace
@@sammckinney844 it just hits you and when it hits… it makes you believe 🤩
Sing 'If your going to San Francisco" to this tune,
I thought of it now I cant get it out of my head.
I feel like this would go PERFECT with sailing a Galleon with ur friends in sea of thieves.
This song is such energy, it makes me feel like i would stand up and dance
Not surprised at all to see extended version of this particular song.
I've said it about 50 times since I've started playing this week, i LOVE music here in this game.
This is hands down, one of the best games I've ever played.
Beat all of act 2 on hardcore except the fight with woman who splashes lava on you. Went to go fight her, thinking I would just be cleaning up the rest of the act.
Then she splashes lava on me.
And I died instantly.
And I had to start over the entire game.
10/10 would have lava splashed on me again
Absolutely mesmerising hearing this during the scarecrow encounter the way he talks to you,if i didnt know better id say i was hypnotized by this section of the game , even brings back goosebumps now , boy was i so lucky to have experienced this game
147h into the game and only level 13. I am scared to keep playing this game and finally see the ending. I do not want it to stop. This music already makes me feel nostalgic.
Play it, finish it and play it again. I'm in the middle of my second playthrough right now!
I felt the exact same way, I never wanted it to end. During my second playthrough I was getting sad because I knew I was approaching the end, so I spoke to all my companions one last time and Lohse sang for me - I don't think I will forget that moment in the dark, was truly magical.
Trust me it takes a while to get bored of it I am on my 13ish play through and am still loving every minute of it.
I don't think this game has a more iconic and magnificient theme than this.
such an epic game, they did the atmosphere very well. Even better when I accidently stumbled on their studio in my city
Holy shit. Its been a while since Ive heard a perfect song.
Omg! It's so beautiful. I can listen to this music everyday.
When I was down to the last couple dozen or so pages of the Witcher saga, the Witcher 3 OST I had on in the background ended and this played next, without me even realizing it. It hit so hard and perfect during those final moments of the story that I had to stop reading, grab my phone and put it on repeat for the rest of the book (and beyond). To this day it still hits those same emotions when I listen.
Sorry this isn't praise for the game itself, but I just had to share my experience with this song.
This song really hits me in feels, fantastic game!
I've been playing this recently and had the music stuck in my head otw home from work. I decided to look it up on YT and felt kinda silly honestly until I saw just this song has almost 300k views...makes me happy to know I'm not the only one😁😁
Didn't think any game would ever dethrone Halo 2 as my favorite... DOS2 proved me wrong. If I was able to chose a game to experience again for the first time, this is it.
~You overlook the vast sea and the sensation of a true adventure begins to set in~
Me: NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Runs into level 16 area right away.......
~You overlook the vast sea and the sensation of a true adventure begins to set in~
Me: NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Runs into a seemingly harmless scarecrow.......
Scarecrow? *Laugh in Alice Alisceon*
😀🤣
My first run in with the scarecrow was when I was already a level higher so I never struggled with him, it was upon my second playthrough that I ran into by mistake that I realized what everyone meant
30' of pure happiness and epicness!
16 people had their source taken.
Play this at my funeral or else I’m not dying.
Do you need me to use a resurrection scroll if they don't?
@@Will0Wisp1 We'll use spiritism if we need life advice
also play this at my funeral
Play this at my birth.
At first, all I wanted was power, I wanted to take everything, to be an immortal, unageing god with all the power and source in the world and eliminated the competition so they couldn't stop me from doing that.
By the end I obtained godhood, but no longer for power and immortality, I did it to become the protector of all of Rivellon, to defend and unite all the races, to smite down the voidwoken, the black ring and the evil demons, to stop the god king and stop people like Dallas from torturing and destroying others ever again. All because of people like Malady, Gareth, Meistr Siva and the other seekers who all made sacrifices to ensure I could become a divine.
I became divinity, but they were the true heroes.
This game is witcher 3 level , it even surpasses it in some aspects .
It's hard to compare the two because they're so different but they're both at the top of the genre. Best devs in the business for sure.
Ehh... Witcher 3 and D:OS2 are two completely different games. D:OS2 is the closest thing you can come to a true roleplaying game (except for D&D). Witcher 3 is a action adventure with RPG elements, which does not mean it's a bad game, I fucking love it. But saying it's a RPG is... not correct IMO.
Oz Talks! I dunno man, I’d have to disagree heavily with that. Agree that they’re both spectacular games, but disagree with the notion that Witcher 3 isn’t an RPG. The decisions you make in that game carry a lot of weight and provoke a lot of thought, which few games that easily fall under the label “RPG” can come close to in comparison. If the Witcher 3 isn’t an RPG, where in you’re playing the role of a character and making decisions as a character, what the hell does?
Witcher 3 and DOS 2 have at least one thing in common: Both of them have abysmal crafting systems. At least DOS 2 otherwise managed equipment much better.
@@velmarg That may qualify Telltale games as RPGs, which they aren't.
The dislikes are people who failed to remove their source collars
Ifans theme is my fav but this is just so good and calming, and then heroic.
I wish everyone the clarity, joy and love that I experience when listening to this song
Better to have a short life that is full of what you like doing, than a long one spent in a miserable way.
the only time is now and the world needs you now ❤
Never stayed up so late for another game.
"Hear ye hear ye queen Justina executes two dozen noble men for insubordination"
what a banger
Still GOTY.. what an adventure.. it's a total masterpiece love this game so much x
No dislikes. Damn straight.
such a fantastic game. never thought a game in a generational shift will rival the mighty Baldurs Gate series..
My friend sent me this, never played this game but still love the song
how about now? you surely played it during past 3 years right? at least once right? RIGHT!??
DOS2 is one of 2 games where I don't just mute the music. The other being Tropico.
then you had loved spellforce 3 music man;) same here DOS2 and Tropico is thoes goes you go to YT for just for the music ..epic
Who restarted Fort Joy 50 times to try new builds and party composition?
man then I got everything right, kicked ass and this played it was great
this song just doesn't get boring
Seven people where so happy that they turned their Monitor 180 degree and liked the song again!
i wish there were the trumpets or the horn too that plays when you're on the boat right before rivellon sets in. what a moment that was
True masterpiece ❤
Legendary game, mind-blowing adventure, astonishing soundtrack … forever in my heart
Only this song to calm my nerves after a battle where my tank warrior was absolutely fucked and my mage barely scapes with 10 hp (burning)😌
At the end of the game, along my man Ifan, Fane was barely holding on with Death Resist and was at 1 HP when it was all said and done. Talking to him on the Lady Vengeance after the ending was truly… divine 🥰
You have been on the ship for 30 minutes,godwoken