I will never forget experiencing this scene for the first time. I don't remember the last time a video game made me feel so emotional and with constant goosebumps.
I released nightsong on my first playthrough. I had chills on this part. It was so epic. Went on my second play and was willing to kill her just for a different outcome. I just can’t. This scene is too good to skip it so I decided to just CZcams the “evil” outcome instead 😂❤
I don't know why everybody thinks that Shadowheart needs fixing. I killed the angel and got my self with best loot for her and a small army. SPOILERS, READ ON UR OWN ACCCORD: After reaching the house of Grief, if you select the right things, she convinces many members of the house that she must be the leader instead of the other one. Plus, she has oneo or two leggendary items.
There’s never “fixing” anyone But when I remained completely silent and 100% let Shadowheart have her moment and she STILL discarded the Spear I was so happy.
@@AnghelVick Good Shadowheart gets 2 legendary items as well, plus you get Aylin and Isobel's help which definitely counts for more than a small army at the last battle fight. Not that any of that matters anyway, the point is that Shadowheart is being lied to and manipulated by Shar, that is what the "fixing" is about.
@@jjnull8108 Everything depends on the perspective. At this point, in the game, every deity, phenomenal creature and anyone will try to manipulate your character and your companion in doing something that YOU (the player) do not agree with. Grab your popcorn, because this is going to take a while: So the IRL perspective is natural for us to believe that what Shar is doing is wrong, and yes manipulating in real life is a wrongful thing to do. But in the perspective of DND world, this kind of behavior is natural to them. You think that other deities would not manipulate in doing something? Selune is not far from that either, which in DND perspective is against Shar (but again IRL perspective can be a toll on it). As a personal opinion: people place too much IRL thinking in this game and should play it with an open mind to it and accept or take it how it is. It is after all DND game, not IRL game.
Also GM trick for whomever it can interest, "The Power" (choir version) AKA Umberlie's song transition so very perfectly into "Nightsong" that it's probably written like that 😉
It WAS written as a High Action part for the Power, but later Borislav separated them I think. Destiny 2 also has several tracks that seemingly fit into each other.
@@heramaaroricon4738 Make sense. The nightsong stuff apparently had some late in development rewrites so it makes sense that they would have repurposed an existing piece for it rather than creating a new one.
@@MistyKathrine If that's a result of an accidental change then it's one of the most lucky random shots ever. I always thought they made a genius choice to make "the power" and it's variations the "main" theme of the game, and it's spot on. One of the most important, and yet lately so much neglected parts of world and IP building is to have a recurring and consistant musical theme.
@@godryk2000 Yeah, I'm actually surprised leitmotifs aren't more common. I remember how Final Fantasy VI has leitmotifs of Tina's theme everywhere. It always works well in games when done right.
Just got the scene yesterday and came lookin for the music. Felt even better because I didnt want to intrude on shadowhearts decision but deep down I was hoping she makes the right one. And she did! I wss hella hyped. Virtual love prevails over darkness and pain.
I was just like Shadowheart it feels like you got ya heart set to kill her its up to you. Do what you want, please lady Shar. And then she tossed to spear over the edge. I was so suprised 😳
That's because you gave her the strength to leave Shar. She was in doubts before you met her and she tried everything to convince herself to believe in the whole stuff. Otherwise Shar wouldn't have made her suffer from the injury on her hand (when SH "misbehaves"). And like a real cult member she needed to support and trust that she won't be alone after leaving. I never judged her believe, just asked questions about it and I guess it was her conclusion that somethings is wrong. But latest when I found a book on the garden of the house of grief with the title "healing depressions with olive oil", I was so perplex that it took SH so long to realise that something is odd. Girl, really? Olive oil? 🤷♀️
Absolutely Love that Song. Seeing the cutscene with nightsong First time makes me Smile suddenly with tears in my eyes. :o Im Not Finish yet with the Run, but this Scene will stay one of my favorits for Sure.
I stil get goosebumps just from the song along And yeah the Cutscreen are freeking AMAZING! in General BG3 is an amazing game (And I am speaking as someone whom generally HATE turnbased games) You can really feel how BG3 is a labor of love from the developers.
What Larian accomplished with this game is nothing less than UNREAL. I am gaming since 34 years now and i can count games like this with my fingers of one hand.
@@muhammadibrahimabdullah3737 Mass Effect 3 has some big moments, ending is meh, but throughout the game seeing the resolution of conflicts that have spanned all 3 games there are some amazing moments if the right choices are made across all 3. Legion on Rannoch, Mordin Solus on Tuchanka. If you only play 3 you cannot get them though, need to import a save. Finding Solas at the end of Dragon Age Inquisition's Tresspasser DLC hits hard and is super bittersweet if you liked the character.
When I first saw this scene my jaw dropped! That's when my Tav Paladin of Devotion knew that she had to convert into the Selûnite faith. Thus, a Paladin of Selûne was born, all thanks to Dame Aylin, the Nightsong.
Me too, tears were pouring down my face when I heard this soundtrack play as I watched Aylin reveal her divine winged form before my very eyes after I got Shadowheart to cast away the spear.
I bestow upon you the Crown of Necessity, for you have a new lineage now, that of greatness, regality, and of course necessity. You may have posted this video as a fan of the music, or whatever reason you may have, but like Bardic Inspiration from the netherrealm, you have given me the creative ability to fuel my Campaigns with magical music. Every Game Master will see this and, i hope, will concur with my declaration. Behold! Ser/Lady Briccko Elfroot! Purveyor of Magical Sounds and Elegance!
That moment when I thought I am seriously about to lose Shadowheart, failed every of my attemp to dispersuade her from killing Nightsong until I've said 'fine, I can't lose you. Do it' - being a Paladin of Vengeance, I am fully prepared to throw her in the shadow after she kill an angel right in front of me. But she just throw the spear herself into the darkness. There's an angel in front of me, just no were I expect to see.
When I first got this scene I was playing as the Dark Urge and I was role playing as Tom Riddle. I decided I'd just let Shadow Heart do her thing without interrupting her and then she saved Aylin. Talk about an unexpectedly epic moment. On of the most epic moments I've had in decades of playing games.
I went completely blind. My knowledge of the lore is limited enough that I had NO clue who Shar was. Even up until the very moment i saw Aylin I was like "Dark doesn´t mean evil...right?...shadow is a primordial force and she could just be edgy and not totally evil...right?". Then Aylin´s cutscene with the (very incompetent) necromancer plays and I go full "Hoe don´t do it". So yeah, her propaganda worked on ME lmao.
Shar is evil, but being good or evil in DnD is simply a moral standpoint about how much you care about others in general. You can be evil but have a favorite person that you'd burn the world to save. Shar is evil by necessity, because she is willing to destroy the whole existence and all lives in order to find peace in the quiet primordial void. She sees life as the source of conflicts and suffering, light as a disturbance and mortals as sorry pawns selfishly used by gods. But she doesn't care about mortals herself, she only promises the peace of nothingness. On the other side, she is nor Lawful or Chaotic, meaning she doesn't act to impose he law or entertain herself. Crualty and violence are tools to her end, and this end is to bring back the primordial void. As a godess, and on the grand scale of things, you could argue that she has a point, but as a mortal, it's not in your direct interest to serve her since her victory would mean the end of everything you ever liked and cared for. To mortals, she appears as petty, selfish and jealous because we are to her mere insects who should be thankful that she takes interest in us. She does not value mortals. In the end, only the nihilists follow shar, the desperates who would think abuse is a mark of love because they don't know what love truly is.
@@raphaelregnault6914Yeah like Ketheric for example. Bro was an immortal chosen of a death God, but at the end of the day it was all just to bring his daughter back to him, and over time the obsession and tragedy rotted his mind away. Bro really just needed a hug.
For a second, when SH conjured up that spear, with a determined look on her face, I thought *_oh, shoot! I have failed!_* thankfully, I save-scummed every time before clicking the next dialogue option in the cutscene. And when she threw that spear, my relief was great. And then *_this song_* came on.
This game is incredible and has changed the way I see video games, I was coming for a tremendous boss fight of my life, and I found myself saving someone from their horrible fate, and saving a friend from her dark path, I haven't finished the game yet but I hope for more like this It is the first time I have played a game like this of this type, turn-based battles, rpg, very complex for me since I had never played anything like this but I think it won my heart.😢
When I got this cut scene, I got goosebumps. I felt like the Narrator being in the DM seat going all "Hell yeah! I get to play sick music and my players aren't being fucking degenerates".
Shadow heart emphasized, “Let me do my own thing” and the final dialogue option is you telling her to do it, don’t do it or don’t interfere. I’ve always chose not to interfere and I’m always rewarded by this song. I think there’s also a purgation check but I’m too scared of a 20+ die roll
Even as a sharran I was moved at this moment (although I only switched my side when I realised how disappointed those sharrans are in this game at act 3)
I'm not sure what the mechanics are for getting it, but in my good run I didn't have to use persuasion on Shadowheart. I chose the options asking her not to do it but told her I didn't want to lose her, and trusted her to make the right decision on her own, and she threw away the spear without me making a single roll. I was so proud of her. I grew up in a cult, so watching her shake off the chains of her religious brainwashing and choosing to be her own person felt so cathartic. For me, this song and this scene aren't even about the "morally correct" choice of not killing an innocent Aasimar, but fully about making the choice to be true to yourself instead of cutting away pieces of yourself to fit into someone else's expectations.
This was so awesome on my first run playing a paladin. Even mechanically the storming of the keep that comes right after is epic. Dame Ailyn tho, I can take or leave tbh.
I like Barn ending with Shadowheart. I dont want her to serve Selune or Shar. Because all of that happened because she was from fanatic Selunite family.
Such an epic song and epic moment in the game. Makes me want to follow Shadowheart and bring her back into the grace of Selûne and smite down all Shar followers that dare to hurt her.
When I got to this scene I failed my first dice check, I had 4 inspiration point, i failed the first reroll, the second one, the third one was even worth and the last one I think was a nat 20 or a 15 but I had a +4 and lae'zel's assist.
I had the misfortune of playing 75% of the game without music because I muted it once and I forgot. I finished the game and never heard this song before 😭
Dame Aylin is so badass, until she actually "help you" in combat. Spoiler -> the game become actually a giant escort mission when you have to save this suicidal girl x')
Different types of RPG s. Witcher is an action rpg. But I agree that BG3 is better. That nightsong scene is on my top 10 video game moments of all time, the song is S tier
Rather, I hate her. She is arrogant beyond measure, and after she stomped on Keterik's head, her fate for me was sealed. Such toxicity and self-glorifying arrogance can only be used as a battery for Lorrokan's immortality. Lorrokan might not be a bestie material, but Dayme is literally disgusting. @@centurion7398
@@loginlost_horizon6327 You mean the guy that literally had her imprisoned for a century, torturing her, while leeching off her immortality? Like, you can be sympathetic to him, but in the end 'cool motive but still plunging the world into Hell for the Bonelord.'
You know that u made the right decision when this music appears
Nothing is right or wrong in this game. Every plays it as they want.
@@AnghelVick Well yes, but missing this epic scene is just sad
I let the fat guy take her away then shadow heart left my party so I reloaded and let her kill the night song
@@AnghelVick True, you can play as u want and it's valid, but killing NightSong is not a right decision, it's a evil one xD. Thats why.
@@somervillettv2272 dark urge aproves xD
Man i wish i could experience this scene for the first time again. I still get the chills when the cutscene starts, but nothing beats the first time.
Feel that, I was just like ,,Oh my god what’s happening?!“ and I had tears In my eyes when Isobel and Aylin where reunited
I haven';t played it yet,....... :D
The music alone in the game is epic.
Same with drugs
@@christianho2551 ngl, this cutscene for the first time was comparable to MDMA first time.
I will never forget experiencing this scene for the first time. I don't remember the last time a video game made me feel so emotional and with constant goosebumps.
Our Lady of Silver, Hear me!
She Who Guides, the Moonmaiden Selûne -
MOTHER OF THE SO-CALLED NIGHTSONG.
THE NIGHTSONG IS NO MORE!
i heared her voice when i read that o.O
@@alexbriggson1798that's how you know it's such a powerful scene. Her voice echoes in your mind.
Chills every time.
just gave my entire scalp chills
goosebumps
I released nightsong on my first playthrough. I had chills on this part. It was so epic. Went on my second play and was willing to kill her just for a different outcome. I just can’t. This scene is too good to skip it so I decided to just CZcams the “evil” outcome instead 😂❤
Ahaha - I am having the same issue. I want to play the game again using different choices, but I just cannot do this one. She is something different.
Did the exact same thing on my second playthrough, going into the Temple I was commited to kill her, couldn't do it...just coudn't.
Shadowheart tossing the spear overboard put a smile on my face. 'I can fix her. I fixed her'
I don't know why everybody thinks that Shadowheart needs fixing. I killed the angel and got my self with best loot for her and a small army. SPOILERS, READ ON UR OWN ACCCORD: After reaching the house of Grief, if you select the right things, she convinces many members of the house that she must be the leader instead of the other one. Plus, she has oneo or two leggendary items.
There’s never “fixing” anyone
But when I remained completely silent and 100% let Shadowheart have her moment and she STILL discarded the Spear I was so happy.
@@CreativeUsernameEhYeah, it's more like they tried to break her and lost. You have to push her to do it
@@AnghelVick Good Shadowheart gets 2 legendary items as well, plus you get Aylin and Isobel's help which definitely counts for more than a small army at the last battle fight. Not that any of that matters anyway, the point is that Shadowheart is being lied to and manipulated by Shar, that is what the "fixing" is about.
@@jjnull8108 Everything depends on the perspective. At this point, in the game, every deity, phenomenal creature and anyone will try to manipulate your character and your companion in doing something that YOU (the player) do not agree with. Grab your popcorn, because this is going to take a while: So the IRL perspective is natural for us to believe that what Shar is doing is wrong, and yes manipulating in real life is a wrongful thing to do. But in the perspective of DND world, this kind of behavior is natural to them. You think that other deities would not manipulate in doing something? Selune is not far from that either, which in DND perspective is against Shar (but again IRL perspective can be a toll on it).
As a personal opinion: people place too much IRL thinking in this game and should play it with an open mind to it and accept or take it how it is. It is after all DND game, not IRL game.
The most beautiful music for the most beautiful scene in the game
Loved every second of this game...
yeah , but Raphale theme is still masterpiece
*I AM RESPLENDENT* hearing this song.
You are doing the Moonmaiden's work by uploading this. may Selune guide you.
May we walk in her moonlight.
Best moment in the entire game for me.
Yes!! Absolutely yes!!!
for sure
Yeah this is where the game peaked especially if you romance Shadowheart
Also GM trick for whomever it can interest, "The Power" (choir version) AKA Umberlie's song transition so very perfectly into "Nightsong" that it's probably written like that 😉
It WAS written as a High Action part for the Power, but later Borislav separated them I think.
Destiny 2 also has several tracks that seemingly fit into each other.
@@heramaaroricon4738 Make sense. The nightsong stuff apparently had some late in development rewrites so it makes sense that they would have repurposed an existing piece for it rather than creating a new one.
@@MistyKathrine If that's a result of an accidental change then it's one of the most lucky random shots ever. I always thought they made a genius choice to make "the power" and it's variations the "main" theme of the game, and it's spot on. One of the most important, and yet lately so much neglected parts of world and IP building is to have a recurring and consistant musical theme.
@@godryk2000 Yeah, I'm actually surprised leitmotifs aren't more common. I remember how Final Fantasy VI has leitmotifs of Tina's theme everywhere. It always works well in games when done right.
Just got the scene yesterday and came lookin for the music.
Felt even better because I didnt want to intrude on shadowhearts decision but deep down I was hoping she makes the right one.
And she did! I wss hella hyped. Virtual love prevails over darkness and pain.
I love that Shadowheart naturally lets the Nightsong live if you don’t try to convince her.
Only if your approval is high enough.
I was just like Shadowheart it feels like you got ya heart set to kill her its up to you. Do what you want, please lady Shar.
And then she tossed to spear over the edge. I was so suprised 😳
That's because you gave her the strength to leave Shar. She was in doubts before you met her and she tried everything to convince herself to believe in the whole stuff.
Otherwise Shar wouldn't have made her suffer from the injury on her hand (when SH "misbehaves").
And like a real cult member she needed to support and trust that she won't be alone after leaving.
I never judged her believe, just asked questions about it and I guess it was her conclusion that somethings is wrong.
But latest when I found a book on the garden of the house of grief with the title "healing depressions with olive oil", I was so perplex that it took SH so long to realise that something is odd. Girl, really? Olive oil? 🤷♀️
Absolutely Love that Song. Seeing the cutscene with nightsong First time makes me Smile suddenly with tears in my eyes. :o
Im Not Finish yet with the Run, but this Scene will stay one of my favorits for Sure.
I stil get goosebumps just from the song along And yeah the Cutscreen are freeking AMAZING! in General BG3 is an amazing game (And I am speaking as someone whom generally HATE turnbased games) You can really feel how BG3 is a labor of love from the developers.
One of my favourite parts for sure... Ah and prepare yourself the whole act 3 got me in tears too many times😂 probably it's me😂
with a song like this I wouldn't even mind if freeing NIghtsong were the end
What Larian accomplished with this game is nothing less than UNREAL. I am gaming since 34 years now and i can count games like this with my fingers of one hand.
Which other game comes close? I needs to know so I can play and fill this aching void in my heart!!!!
Not the guy you asked but the only games in the same realm i have played are witcher and cyberpunk@@muhammadibrahimabdullah3737
@@muhammadibrahimabdullah3737 Most are outdated by todays standards , but let me put u on track, Planescape Torment for one
@@muhammadibrahimabdullah3737 Mass Effect 3 has some big moments, ending is meh, but throughout the game seeing the resolution of conflicts that have spanned all 3 games there are some amazing moments if the right choices are made across all 3. Legion on Rannoch, Mordin Solus on Tuchanka. If you only play 3 you cannot get them though, need to import a save. Finding Solas at the end of Dragon Age Inquisition's Tresspasser DLC hits hard and is super bittersweet if you liked the character.
@@RG32822 thank you brother.
Our Lady of Silver, Hear me!
She who guides, the Moonmaiden Selune - Mother of the so-called Nightsong.
THE NIGHTSONG IS NO MORE!
When I first saw this scene my jaw dropped! That's when my Tav Paladin of Devotion knew that she had to convert into the Selûnite faith. Thus, a Paladin of Selûne was born, all thanks to Dame Aylin, the Nightsong.
i don’t think words can describe how much i love the game. the second i listened to the song i started crying..
Me too, tears were pouring down my face when I heard this soundtrack play as I watched Aylin reveal her divine winged form before my very eyes after I got Shadowheart to cast away the spear.
The valkyrie war lesbian anthem we needed and deserved
HAHAHH
Rares sont les jeux qui m’ont donné des frissons… Baldur’s Gate 3 a réussi à ce moment là… 😍
One of my favourite scenes in baldur's gate and knowing shadowheart had the key to her ascension made this scene that more delectable 😊
WE GETTIN OUT OF THE GAUNTLET OF SHAR WITH THIS ONE 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks. Just was looking for extended version and here it is, just released when needed ;)
Man, the chills
It has been so long since last a video game sent this kind of chill down my spine. such a masterpiece.
god tier soundtrack.
I bestow upon you the Crown of Necessity, for you have a new lineage now, that of greatness, regality, and of course necessity. You may have posted this video as a fan of the music, or whatever reason you may have, but like Bardic Inspiration from the netherrealm, you have given me the creative ability to fuel my Campaigns with magical music. Every Game Master will see this and, i hope, will concur with my declaration.
Behold! Ser/Lady Briccko Elfroot! Purveyor of Magical Sounds and Elegance!
As a fellow gm I wish you luck on your journeys!
May your story be as beautiful as this song!
Thanks mate, I was waiting for this for a week and a half now, you're the best !
Right up there with "suicide mission" for my favorite gaming moments
Is that from cyberpunk 2077?
@@aidanjones5799 They are probably referring to the end of Mass Effect 3.
@Hotrod768 yeah that makes sense
@@Hotrod768 mass effect 2*
Yep this is definitely added to my "memorable video game moments" list in my head.
God bless, thanks for looping this up
This scene was so epic right up until I got the Ketheric fights and she just went in and got one shot
After that, my rat buggler Thief repent his crimes, gave up all his stolen goods and rerolled as a light silver paladin 😅
The biggest "Yeah F**K you, Shar" moment ever.
When hope is found and the tide begins to turn...
I don't think a song could be more fitting for a scene. 100% compatibility.
That moment when I thought I am seriously about to lose Shadowheart, failed every of my attemp to dispersuade her from killing Nightsong until I've said 'fine, I can't lose you. Do it' - being a Paladin of Vengeance, I am fully prepared to throw her in the shadow after she kill an angel right in front of me. But she just throw the spear herself into the darkness.
There's an angel in front of me, just no were I expect to see.
When I first got this scene I was playing as the Dark Urge and I was role playing as Tom Riddle. I decided I'd just let Shadow Heart do her thing without interrupting her and then she saved Aylin. Talk about an unexpectedly epic moment. On of the most epic moments I've had in decades of playing games.
I went completely blind. My knowledge of the lore is limited enough that I had NO clue who Shar was. Even up until the very moment i saw Aylin I was like "Dark doesn´t mean evil...right?...shadow is a primordial force and she could just be edgy and not totally evil...right?". Then Aylin´s cutscene with the (very incompetent) necromancer plays and I go full "Hoe don´t do it".
So yeah, her propaganda worked on ME lmao.
Shar is evil, but being good or evil in DnD is simply a moral standpoint about how much you care about others in general. You can be evil but have a favorite person that you'd burn the world to save. Shar is evil by necessity, because she is willing to destroy the whole existence and all lives in order to find peace in the quiet primordial void. She sees life as the source of conflicts and suffering, light as a disturbance and mortals as sorry pawns selfishly used by gods. But she doesn't care about mortals herself, she only promises the peace of nothingness.
On the other side, she is nor Lawful or Chaotic, meaning she doesn't act to impose he law or entertain herself. Crualty and violence are tools to her end, and this end is to bring back the primordial void.
As a godess, and on the grand scale of things, you could argue that she has a point, but as a mortal, it's not in your direct interest to serve her since her victory would mean the end of everything you ever liked and cared for. To mortals, she appears as petty, selfish and jealous because we are to her mere insects who should be thankful that she takes interest in us. She does not value mortals.
In the end, only the nihilists follow shar, the desperates who would think abuse is a mark of love because they don't know what love truly is.
Beautifully put@@raphaelregnault6914
@@raphaelregnault6914Yeah like Ketheric for example.
Bro was an immortal chosen of a death God, but at the end of the day it was all just to bring his daughter back to him, and over time the obsession and tragedy rotted his mind away.
Bro really just needed a hug.
"I am resplendent."
I AM RESPLENDENT!
For a second, when SH conjured up that spear, with a determined look on her face, I thought *_oh, shoot! I have failed!_* thankfully, I save-scummed every time before clicking the next dialogue option in the cutscene. And when she threw that spear, my relief was great. And then *_this song_* came on.
This game is incredible and has changed the way I see video games, I was coming for a tremendous boss fight of my life, and I found myself saving someone from their horrible fate, and saving a friend from her dark path,
I haven't finished the game yet but I hope for more like this
It is the first time I have played a game like this of this type, turn-based battles, rpg, very complex for me since I had never played anything like this but I think it won my heart.😢
Beautiful and badass music. The sound you get a beautiful and badass assimire on your side.
That's why i always choose good shadowheart, this momenti in the story brings tears to my eyes
Edit: yes, even during Dark Urge run
This song is EPIC
When I got this cut scene, I got goosebumps. I felt like the Narrator being in the DM seat going all "Hell yeah! I get to play sick music and my players aren't being fucking degenerates".
God I wish we could play Aasimar
Aylin isn't, strictly speaking, an Aasimar. Aasimar are the angelic version of Tieflings. Aylin is _Selune's Daughter._ She's a demigoddess.
if there is one moment that stuck with me after the game was done -this was it
Shadow heart emphasized, “Let me do my own thing” and the final dialogue option is you telling her to do it, don’t do it or don’t interfere. I’ve always chose not to interfere and I’m always rewarded by this song. I think there’s also a purgation check but I’m too scared of a 20+ die roll
it's a crime there isn't a 10 hours version
Even as a sharran I was moved at this moment (although I only switched my side when I realised how disappointed those sharrans are in this game at act 3)
This was my 'come to Selune' moment fr
I'm not sure what the mechanics are for getting it, but in my good run I didn't have to use persuasion on Shadowheart. I chose the options asking her not to do it but told her I didn't want to lose her, and trusted her to make the right decision on her own, and she threw away the spear without me making a single roll. I was so proud of her. I grew up in a cult, so watching her shake off the chains of her religious brainwashing and choosing to be her own person felt so cathartic. For me, this song and this scene aren't even about the "morally correct" choice of not killing an innocent Aasimar, but fully about making the choice to be true to yourself instead of cutting away pieces of yourself to fit into someone else's expectations.
THROUGH IMMEASURABLE CRUELTY AND SHADOW, WE RISE.
had to play this part 3 times, too epic
Tears of joy when this song hit.
Selune music, this. Shars music "i want to speak with the manager!"
thank you for doing god's work!!
Selune's work
This was so awesome on my first run playing a paladin.
Even mechanically the storming of the keep that comes right after is epic. Dame Ailyn tho, I can take or leave tbh.
S2 Love this song!
My headcannon, is that the Ketheric heard these arias and knew it was gameover.
After going through act 3 I regret saving Aylin but this song will always be great, regardless of how useless the character is.
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-Да
I love Shadowheart shes is easily the most interesting person in this game
It made me cry when this started playing.
Powerful
Really frustrating that this amazing version isn’t on the OST
Best part of the game
"Be not afraid."
I like Barn ending with Shadowheart. I dont want her to serve Selune or Shar. Because all of that happened because she was from fanatic Selunite family.
This was the song that played when I killed Shadowheart. Came close to bringing a tear to my eye
Such an epic song and epic moment in the game. Makes me want to follow Shadowheart and bring her back into the grace of Selûne and smite down all Shar followers that dare to hurt her.
When I got to this scene I failed my first dice check, I had 4 inspiration point, i failed the first reroll, the second one, the third one was even worth and the last one I think was a nat 20 or a 15 but I had a +4 and lae'zel's assist.
Yeah!
I had the misfortune of playing 75% of the game without music because I muted it once and I forgot. I finished the game and never heard this song before 😭
Someone gotta do this thx
Come to bask in the glow of the Moonmaiden's sword? Be most welcome.
so powerfull
THE NIGHT SONG IS NO MORE!
❤❤❤
I am resplendent
I told you I could fix her.
Are you ready?
the exact opposite of raphael's disney villain ost
Free Nightsong just to get that sweet 10k gold in act 3. I am on that goldallionaire grindset
i killed the nightsong bc i wanted to fight ketheric alone
Dame Aylin is so badass, until she actually "help you" in combat.
Spoiler -> the game become actually a giant escort mission when you have to save this suicidal girl x')
*SPOILER* There's no EPIC song on killing Nightsong, so I'll stick to saving her on the 2nd playthrough, too.
So the extended version is just the original version on about 8 loops ?
It’s the same song, extended. So… yep
Lesbian anthem goes hard
Shadowheart with black hair is better though
Such an epic cutscene just to get captured again oohh and she gets captured again later as well...
Witcher 3 < BG3
Obviously yes
Different types of RPG s. Witcher is an action rpg. But I agree that BG3 is better. That nightsong scene is on my top 10 video game moments of all time, the song is S tier
I loved both, I can't decide what is better, both have a special space in my hearth.
Both great 🗿
BG3 was more popcorn theater entertainment for me. Witcher 3 felt more emotionally rich. Both games equally great in their own way imo.
The only good thing about this character. Her theme. But oh, is it not beautiful...
Didn't like Dame Aylin?
@@centurion7398She's kinda intense so I can understand why some would dislike her.
Rather, I hate her. She is arrogant beyond measure, and after she stomped on Keterik's head, her fate for me was sealed. Such toxicity and self-glorifying arrogance can only be used as a battery for Lorrokan's immortality. Lorrokan might not be a bestie material, but Dayme is literally disgusting. @@centurion7398
@@santiagojara8056 Well, i mean she was bearable untill she stomped on Ketherik's head.
@@loginlost_horizon6327 You mean the guy that literally had her imprisoned for a century, torturing her, while leeching off her immortality? Like, you can be sympathetic to him, but in the end 'cool motive but still plunging the world into Hell for the Bonelord.'
The moment when your entire team, including You in the front seat knows... This is my journey this is what i am and where i wanna be 🎉💪🏞️
When she said "The Nightsong is no more" I got the biggest chills such a badass character, sadly you can't play her or romance her.
What do you mean, Tav? She's clearly taken
@@siz0u Wouldnt mind to share with Isobel 👀
@@Le0_0-damn that’d be a hell of a scene lmao
You can play her for a bit in the final battle
@@hunterxgirl True, but thats not enough obviously
Strepitosamente fantastica,non mi stanco mai di ascoltarla
Our Lady of Silver, Hear me!
She Who Guides, the Moonmaiden Selûne -
MOTHER OF THE SO-CALLED NIGHTSONG.
THE NIGHTSONG IS NO MORE!