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Other characters to grandchildren: I used my weapons, potions, magic or monsters to defeat the boss! Partitio: I beat ups a whole steam engine with my bare fists and some quarters because I was madder then tarnation!!
Honestly, I really liked the kind of subtle, pro-Capitalist message (I know some people on gamefaqs wouldn't call it subtle, but I think it is) of Partitio's story. It's just so cool that uses his merchant talents to convince a billionaire to invest in his ideals, and it pays off in such a satisfying manner.
@@graceli1903 lmfao I saw some people raging on that site because they hated Alrond not being a one dimensional villain 😂 Some people want the writing to be worse just to fit their personal ideals
@@graceli1903honestly the best way to describe Partitio's ideals are anti-capitalistic capitalism. It has a focus on trickle down economics and the avoidance of late stage capitalism
Roque: Fool! Did you think you can take down this marvelous obsidian train with your bare hands? Partitio and Alrond: No...but he can *hires Sabin* LET'S GET TO WORK!!
Every single boss fight except for Griff was hilarious with Partitio. The tiny dog becomes a massive beast, you fight a dude and a literal steam engine, then you fight a choo choo train.
So the best part about the dog is that it might not be a giant dog. All of the boss sprites are exaggerated in size to show more detail, and as a homage to some of the older Final Fantasy games, which did the same things. This is to say... the boss fight was just someone's pitbull. A really strong pitbull, but just a normal sized dog which is honestly way funner.
@@darienb1127 And also the fact that there are four people fighting said dog and you can die to him. Not to mention that he’s carrying 30k leaves for some reason lmao
@@xcenex479 Holy shit, does Garnet (the dog) have one of the highest Collect amounts in the game? I'm sure there's more, but I remember no boss getting close for a while!
I started with Ochette, then got Throné, then got Osvald… in that order, final bosses, and also in the order of who I got first. Now I only have Hikari to finish.
Dude, I was thinking "He's gonna pull a tank out on us, isn't he?" only to see it be a train with a cannon mounted to it and think "Well, it's close enough."
Giff, the Swindling Scoundrel Garnet, the Roque Company's Top Dog Thurston, the Desperate Legbreaker Steam Tank Obsidian, Roque's Steel Terror on Rails
Partitio was my main. I remember going, "No way!" when his theme started up and worked its way into the final boss theme. I'm so glad they did this with the other characters, too. Got me so pumped every time.
Imma be honest, I didn't even realize that each character's Final Story Boss has its own theme. That is awesome! I knew they all had their own music that loops before you hit the button to start a story critical boss fight, but seeing this extra level of detail just makes me love this game even more!
0:53 Over 96 hours on this game and I didn't know there was a way to view all buffs and debuffs and what they meant. I am so mad at myself, this would've been very handy a few times in my playthrough.
@@HannahCatzikr I've already finished the game, killed Galdera and I just heard this info 🤣 Would have been helpful if I learned this during my playthrough.
Roque: you cant beat me. For I have a gigantic,evolutionary locomotive powered by the newly invented neo steam engine! Tell me Partitio? What can your non-capitalistic foolish dumpster consuming naive ideals do? Partitio: well mr Roque. With the power of being a true merchant and believing in my own goals. And Throne spamming veil of darkness. I will make you honor the contract like any good ol'merchant would.
Partitio's ideals ARE Capitalist. All of his actions follow Capitalist methods. He procures funds by providing services, and uses those funds to purchase the rights to the steam engine. It's Roque who's non-Capitalist, not honoring the deal that he signed.
@@edcaous Indeed. He even heals Wellgrove's economy by founding a place that benefits its _free market_ - one of the core aspects of capitalism. And of course, he gives his enemies the chance to redeem themselves by offering them new jobs.
Never new Partitio would be my mvp..... Everytime i am in a boss-fight, i just break them and call out max-boosted hired help(30000lfs) and pufff.... The bosses were soo easy to handle.... LOL, even Vide;the wicked couldn't stand before my partitio...... Sooo refreshing.......
Just finished Partitio's chapter. I wonder if his prototype is the Parsi merchants. They both see earning money as an aim as bring happiness to everyone (while the Parsi have their religious reasons), spent huge amount of own money on social development selfishness (which is quite different with the capitalists nowadays). The Parsi religion worshiping holy fire just like the religion in this game. And the resemble of the name between Partitio and Parsi.
Plenty of capitalists claim to do strive for Partitio wants, though it's mostly performative and you can't tell if they're being genuine or not most of the time. Partitio's unique because he 1. genuinely wanted to help people and 2. actually had the charisma and talent of selling people things to make it come true.
I got my first chubby cait with soul stones (and a bit of luck) well before finishing anyone’s stories. As for conjurer, they could’ve done the stories one at a time (like I did) and thus were super powerful for the last 2 or 3 characters.
Benefits of a semi open world structure Beating conjurer is doable at level 45(which i did), its just really hard. You need sound strategy to get to the top
The last boss is not really that hard(so long as she is not focus to one char). Tbh, i suprise i beat her in one go while, the wolf i struggle took 3 times lmao
@@indexwell6546 i beat her first try too really...actually my definition of hard not only consists of "how many tries it took", i also consider how difficult it felt to maintain the successful run...even of its first try
A tycoon consumed with avarice wishing to build his wealth at the expense of others. Destroy the grand locomotive he has created, and crush his ambitions!
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International theme of havin' more grit than you can handle.
Other characters to grandchildren: I used my weapons, potions, magic or monsters to defeat the boss!
Partitio: I beat ups a whole steam engine with my bare fists and some quarters because I was madder then tarnation!!
demons? abominations? eldritch horrors? Naw imma just fist fight this fucking train
The virgin corporate villain vs the chad free market proliferator!
Honestly, I really liked the kind of subtle, pro-Capitalist message (I know some people on gamefaqs wouldn't call it subtle, but I think it is) of Partitio's story.
It's just so cool that uses his merchant talents to convince a billionaire to invest in his ideals, and it pays off in such a satisfying manner.
@@graceli1903 >using gamefaqs
lol
@@graceli1903 lmfao I saw some people raging on that site because they hated Alrond not being a one dimensional villain 😂
Some people want the writing to be worse just to fit their personal ideals
@@graceli1903honestly the best way to describe Partitio's ideals are anti-capitalistic capitalism. It has a focus on trickle down economics and the avoidance of late stage capitalism
Sabin would be so proud If Partitio able to Suplex that Roque train...
Roque: Fool! Did you think you can take down this marvelous obsidian train with your bare hands?
Partitio and Alrond: No...but he can *hires Sabin* LET'S GET TO WORK!!
With that kind of physique im sure that partitio is capable to suplex a train or two
Good thing phoenix downs don’t exist otherwise this fight would be over in seconds
Every single boss fight except for Griff was hilarious with Partitio. The tiny dog becomes a massive beast, you fight a dude and a literal steam engine, then you fight a choo choo train.
Partitio's line at the start of the Garnet battle was priceless.
"I don't wanna fight no doggy-dog!"
I loved the battle with Thurston! It was so fun, a perfect way to end an already great chapter (almost made me cry fr)
So the best part about the dog is that it might not be a giant dog. All of the boss sprites are exaggerated in size to show more detail, and as a homage to some of the older Final Fantasy games, which did the same things. This is to say... the boss fight was just someone's pitbull. A really strong pitbull, but just a normal sized dog which is honestly way funner.
@@darienb1127 And also the fact that there are four people fighting said dog and you can die to him. Not to mention that he’s carrying 30k leaves for some reason lmao
@@xcenex479 Holy shit, does Garnet (the dog) have one of the highest Collect amounts in the game? I'm sure there's more, but I remember no boss getting close for a while!
The fifth final chapter I did and with Partitio's theme being so distinct only then I noticed everyone gets a unique version of this song lol
Same for me but with Temenos, who i did third I think.
It was kind of a reverse for me, started with Hikari, and after I did the others. I too only realised at Partitio tho lol
I started with Ochette, then got Throné, then got Osvald… in that order, final bosses, and also in the order of who I got first. Now I only have Hikari to finish.
Osvald gets his own badassed version
I never realized until I was looking it up online.
Dude, I was thinking "He's gonna pull a tank out on us, isn't he?" only to see it be a train with a cannon mounted to it and think "Well, it's close enough."
He called it an Obsidian Tank, didn't he?
Giff, the Swindling Scoundrel
Garnet, the Roque Company's Top Dog
Thurston, the Desperate Legbreaker
Steam Tank Obsidian, Roque's Steel Terror on Rails
Octopath Traveller: the game where you fight a train with 4 dancers
Bewildering Grace:
- Let's roll the dice!
Partitio was my main. I remember going, "No way!" when his theme started up and worked its way into the final boss theme. I'm so glad they did this with the other characters, too. Got me so pumped every time.
Having partitio be my protagonist while i finished his story last made this version of journey of x ends very special to me
Imma be honest, I didn't even realize that each character's Final Story Boss has its own theme. That is awesome! I knew they all had their own music that loops before you hit the button to start a story critical boss fight, but seeing this extra level of detail just makes me love this game even more!
0:53 Over 96 hours on this game and I didn't know there was a way to view all buffs and debuffs and what they meant. I am so mad at myself, this would've been very handy a few times in my playthrough.
to be fair they don't make that fact very clear...
@@OctopusRaviolifor real 😭😭😭😤😤
Wait, YOU CAN?
@@HannahCatzikr I've already finished the game, killed Galdera and I just heard this info 🤣 Would have been helpful if I learned this during my playthrough.
@@kylecastro2664 I haven’t beaten the game… that’s a spoiler for me 😭
I had to come here to listen to this since I only heard the first few seconds of the song, followed by 'AXE ATTACK!'
This was a pretty cool way to prepare players for bosses like Vide and the secret boss.
Partitio in his mind probably: Now I can’t suplex this giant hunk of steamin metal, but I got MORE GRIT THAN I CAN HANDLE!”😂😂
This was my favorite ver of all the 8 final battles.
I was the one thousandth subscriber, that felt really good
Welcome!
And that Train's name? Poverty.
0:44 Dat Unshakable Resolve reference
Roque: you cant beat me. For I have a gigantic,evolutionary locomotive powered by the newly invented neo steam engine! Tell me Partitio? What can your non-capitalistic foolish dumpster consuming naive ideals do?
Partitio: well mr Roque. With the power of being a true merchant and believing in my own goals.
And Throne spamming veil of darkness.
I will make you honor the contract like any good ol'merchant would.
That sounds like a lot of work when you can just spend 100k on goons to tear the train apart!
@@GreetingsMortalgoons? You mean beastlings.
I will defeat you with the power of friendship!
....and this small army I just hired.
Partitio's ideals ARE Capitalist. All of his actions follow Capitalist methods. He procures funds by providing services, and uses those funds to purchase the rights to the steam engine.
It's Roque who's non-Capitalist, not honoring the deal that he signed.
@@edcaous Indeed. He even heals Wellgrove's economy by founding a place that benefits its _free market_ - one of the core aspects of capitalism.
And of course, he gives his enemies the chance to redeem themselves by offering them new jobs.
Partito's themes seriously feel like they wouldnt be out of place in a Persona game
Good boy Partitio.. and his e-guitar
Never new Partitio would be my mvp..... Everytime i am in a boss-fight, i just break them and call out max-boosted hired help(30000lfs) and pufff.... The bosses were soo easy to handle.... LOL, even Vide;the wicked couldn't stand before my partitio...... Sooo refreshing.......
Just finished Partitio's chapter. I wonder if his prototype is the Parsi merchants. They both see earning money as an aim as bring happiness to everyone (while the Parsi have their religious reasons), spent huge amount of own money on social development selfishness (which is quite different with the capitalists nowadays). The Parsi religion worshiping holy fire just like the religion in this game. And the resemble of the name between Partitio and Parsi.
Plenty of capitalists claim to do strive for Partitio wants, though it's mostly performative and you can't tell if they're being genuine or not most of the time.
Partitio's unique because he 1. genuinely wanted to help people and 2. actually had the charisma and talent of selling people things to make it come true.
@@edcaous most ppl are performative nowadays. Too many scams on places like kickstarter and the like.
I’m just wondering how he has a conjuror and an ochette with a lucky cait before even finishing ch.5
I got my first chubby cait with soul stones (and a bit of luck) well before finishing anyone’s stories. As for conjurer, they could’ve done the stories one at a time (like I did) and thus were super powerful for the last 2 or 3 characters.
Benefits of a semi open world structure
Beating conjurer is doable at level 45(which i did), its just really hard. You need sound strategy to get to the top
I did it at level 48ish. It took a few tries tho and wasn't easy@@aiis6821
The last boss is not really that hard(so long as she is not focus to one char). Tbh, i suprise i beat her in one go while, the wolf i struggle took 3 times lmao
@@indexwell6546 i beat her first try too really...actually my definition of hard not only consists of "how many tries it took", i also consider how difficult it felt to maintain the successful run...even of its first try
What happened to Partitio's theme? I dont see it in the playlist anymore
Got copyright striked sadly, along with 2 other character themes. I probably won't reupload it for that reason, at least not on this channel.
It got copyright striked but with the official release of the soundtrack a few days ago I added it, alongside Throné's and Agnea's to the playlist
YEEHAW LETS DO IT
A tycoon consumed with avarice wishing to build his wealth at the expense of others.
Destroy the grand locomotive he has created, and crush his ambitions!
That sounds sad though 😭