Deus Ex: Mankind Divided - The Time Machine [Koller Conversation] (1 Hour of Music)
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- čas přidán 13. 09. 2018
- 1 hour of extended in-game music featuring the Koller conversation theme.
Music composed by Sascha Dikiciyan www.sonicmayhem.com/
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That ceiling is armed and dangerous...
Alex Dies very clever I’ll give you a hand on the next pun lol
Oh it's armed alright
I guess you could say it was... forewarned and forearmed?
@@ToyokaX I think your going out on a limb with that one
The atmosphere in this game is the richest I've ever felt in a video game ever.
At first I really didn't like the game, but after picking it up the second time, I have to say it's one of my favourite games ever. Just a shame it was cut short (scowls at Square Enix)
Have you played Human Revolution?
@@KENAXION88 I played both of them & I totally agree with the comment above
@@MineFord Same! For me MD is far superior. Not only in immersion but overall design - both audio and visual - as well as gameplay. I understand people were upset about the story feeling cut short and I wish it wasn't so too, but the pros of this game far outweigh the cons.
I feel that the DLC episodes of MD make up for this a little bit, too. Lovely game, absolutely :)@@hopintheroflcopter
0:30 'do you like our owl' - a little easter egg, an audio snippet from the movie Blade Runner (1982), where Deckart talks first meets Rachel.
Omg!!
This little audio clip is audible in many other Mankind Divided pieces and I could never make out what the female voice was saying. Can't believe it was Rachel.
I love the amount of detail in this lab. I wish you could interact with more objects.
Levels designers did good job in this game
You wanna shake hands?
Missed opportunity for the devs not to program Adam being able to high five one of them.
@@isaacwinters6954
no, that would be out of character
@@kzrno
Fair
Love the atmosphere in this one. It's perfect for writing a story or studying.
or reading a book
This game actually does have a good soundtrack, now that I started playing it. Obviously the bar was set pretty high with DX:HR which has the best OST I've ever heard in a game.
Just take a seat in the chair and relax. The chair is nice...
Good one
In bed is nice too
Vaclav seems to have great potential as a characher. I wish there was more of him in the game.
Hey, thank you for these ambient tracks from DXMD. I'm trying to read Neuromancer right now and playing these in the background really help me get into its story!
I agree. Neuromancer is one of the greatest cyberpunk novels of all time. Gibson was so far ahead of his time. You should check out Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson next.
@@jonathanewing9833 I did actually, along with Altered Carbon. Snow Crash was decent but that info dump in the middle turned me off, to be honest. Altered Carbon was amazing during my first read of it. Since my comment, I've read Neuromancer a second time and now I respect it a lot more. I actually dig Gibson's writing style now! Overall, all three of them are worth rereading in the future.
@@TheKproductionsful I've seen the Netflix series of Altered Carbon. I've never read the books though. I imagine they are a lot better. I'll have to check them out. Is the book series still going or is it finished?
@@jonathanewing9833 There's Altered Carbon (the book) and its two sequel novels Broken Angels and Woken Furies. Unfortunately, those two move away from the cyberpunk look and feel of the first book.
@@TheKproductionsful Well, I'm going to still check them out. Thx for the recommendation. I don' know about you but I'm ecstatic about Cyberpunk 2077. Cyberpunk is becoming more the reality of our world. Its nice to meet another fan.
Your channel is getting me through writing my novel ♥️
Awesome wish you all the best!
I truly appreciate your videos! Your channel is one of my favorites.
This is so incredibly relaxing! I've had this as my standard pc soundtrack for the past two weeks and it does not get boring.
Cyberpunk 2077 totally didn't rip this scene.
Whoa! Nice....so well done. Great loop! Many thanks.
My favorite location in the game. hidden underground hacking lair.
Does this theme really play only during the first visit and that's it? I came back to this place and found that the ambient does not change from what is played on the streets and I found it strange. In Human Revolution, it seems that ambient was always tied to a specific location.
Thank you!
Awesome thanks.
gotta hand it to the level designer they did a great job ;))
good
do you like our owl
its kinda frustrating that the official soundtrack doesnt have alot of songs like this one, like why? at least not on the streaming platforms im using
i want to live in this place
You know it's a sewer, right? xD
Where do people get this music? The official OST is garbage and never has these chill tracks, if it does they always erupt into combat music later
It's called a "gamerip". Every track in a lot of modern games has at least three states: ambient, tension and combat (sometimes also the conversation state and others). Usually when they mix the OST, they combine the states so that the result would be more dynamic. You have to hunt for gamerips to find the separated tracks. And as the name implies, they were ripped directly from game files.
Fantastic!