thanks for this! i've been looking for a version with the creepy sounding bells for forever. no idea why the official soundtrack excludes it; it's one of the best parts.
yo, thanks for this mix. i spent a long time looking for specifically the version that plays in game at the lost shrine at the end - the layering of the quiet version of snow in summer underneath all the epic instrumental stuff, but none of the official soundtrack has it, which always drove me nuts cause imo having the ambient version playing underneath everything else really enhances the whole thing. anyway kind of a weird tangent and all my bad but thanks for the music
It doesn't really have the intro part that plays at the bottom of the Lost Shrine, but it's titled Snow In Summer: Another Version on Square Enix's channel
@@SurfieExtends You're right, need to be careful with SE, maybe you could put credit on the description or something, take a look at this one, I hope that this helps you to get information. czcams.com/video/HLWdGNEaUzw/video.html
Because that isn't maso. That literally is snow, hence the name of the track and the clothing. Also, not everyone transforms into Legion, some die from White Chlorination Syndrome.
@@Alonso_Cid you don't seem to know about the timeline but, Hamelin basically distributed as many copies of Grimoire Noir as they could to basically everybody in the area, when they touched it they immediately became gestalt and relapsed almost instantaneously that's why they're attacking the others, in fact it is entirely possible that a battle against legion is taking place a few miles away but that's not what Taro wanted to talk about in this installment
thanks for this! i've been looking for a version with the creepy sounding bells for forever. no idea why the official soundtrack excludes it; it's one of the best parts.
yo, thanks for this mix. i spent a long time looking for specifically the version that plays in game at the lost shrine at the end - the layering of the quiet version of snow in summer underneath all the epic instrumental stuff, but none of the official soundtrack has it, which always drove me nuts cause imo having the ambient version playing underneath everything else really enhances the whole thing. anyway kind of a weird tangent and all my bad but thanks for the music
Sorry for the late reply but I am happy to hear you found what you were looking for!
It doesn't really have the intro part that plays at the bottom of the Lost Shrine, but it's titled Snow In Summer: Another Version on Square Enix's channel
Rip Calorie Game Music
This is like if Christmas music was a battle OST for a game
Except its not snowing
ah yes Christmas in July
This sounds incredible
I wonder if this song won a reward
Yall got anymore of that salt?
fucking amazing!!
Such a wonderful game, you think you could extend the "Ultimate weapon" ost of the new version too?
I'd love to, and I actually did in my previous channel. But I need to be careful with SE cause they are very strict with their copyrights.
@@SurfieExtends You're right, need to be careful with SE, maybe you could put credit on the description or something, take a look at this one, I hope that this helps you to get information. czcams.com/video/HLWdGNEaUzw/video.html
Why don't they transform into the legion if they are surrounded in maso?
Because that isn't maso. That literally is snow, hence the name of the track and the clothing. Also, not everyone transforms into Legion, some die from White Chlorination Syndrome.
@@eveblossomed Still they should be fighting the legion not shadows. It make no sense for so many shadows to appear so early on
@@Alonso_Cid you don't seem to know about the timeline but, Hamelin basically distributed as many copies of Grimoire Noir as they could to basically everybody in the area, when they touched it they immediately became gestalt and relapsed almost instantaneously that's why they're attacking the others, in fact it is entirely possible that a battle against legion is taking place a few miles away but that's not what Taro wanted to talk about in this installment
@@kugutsuuta Oh I see, thanks for the explanation