This game was bonkers for its time! The storytelling was phenomenal, the music is a work of art in its own right. I wish one day before Im gone I get to experience another new piece to this enigmatic story!
0:00 Upon the sarafan heroes that plant their feets on these lands nobody has stand higher than Lord Raziel He did something nobody has done: A truce between us and vampires 0:21 Circles of moon have been passed Peace, thought tested, was never broken The feats of Lord Raziel pushed many to abandon the camps to become Sarafan I am one of those reckless youngsters Despite my young age, i somehow plagued by memories of a life i never had My occasional runts gain attention of the elders, their attetions on myself become blatatnt To prove am i not corrupted by dark magic i embarged in a mission Someone wants to challenge the credibility of Lord Raziel Someone wants to vanish the peace that cost so many lives Someone has to die 1:02
Is there really no instrumental version of this? Cause this music is amazingly good and I'd love to have it on constantly but Ariel's frequent lines make that practically impossible for me.
I knew my opponents' weaknesses, having suffered them myself. Physical wounds are fleeting; a vampire's immortal flesh begins to close as soon as it is cleaved. Vampires need only fear those wounds that impale or inflame. Water scorches like acid, and fledglings are devastated by sunlight's touch.
Best game of all time. As a kid growing up playing this, adult me is overwhelmed by the idea of it making a reappearance. I just replayed blood omen, and now waiting for some good news from gamescom, please let it happen!!!
@@mattiaerrichiello4148 Yep! Me too 😉 Tomb Raider I-III Remastered is very great. But I still hope some graphical options, like antialiasing, bilinear filtering (for old graphics), etc. For the moment, it still needs some improvements to be a complete remaster. But they did a great job!
My dad loved these games and played them religiously. He understood the lore and all the finer points of the game....and also screamed and ran from every enemy due to his hatred of dieing just to restart at the last checkpoint. Every now and then I'll listen to the soundtrack and remember his love of this game and how amazing it was to watching him play.
Since the late Paul Lukather was amazing as the voice of Vorador, I don’t know who will voice him in the remastered pentalogy collection while Paul Lukather will still be in the games as a memorial Easter Egg so the fans will remember him. I mean there’s gonna be someone out there who sounds like there.
A high gothic tower in the snowy mountains composed of marble, glass and sparkling jewels decorated with velvet rugs with a balcony to watch the world outside tear itself apart while reading classical literature in a comfy throne in front of a roaring fire Janos really is living my greatest dream
J'ai jouer a tellement de jeux dans ma vie mais cette intro m'a tellement marqué que je ne l'ai jamais oublier. C'était juste INCROYABLE pour l'époque la mise en scène, l'ost, le doublage etc... ça touche du doigt la perfection. mention spéciale a Bernard Lanneau dans la voix de Raziel "j'étais anéanti, mais je vivais" quel impact c'est complètement fou !
I am still in a long process of writing my book. Today I turned on this song and tried to write poetic impression inspired by this tune. Here I paste an early version translated from Polish to English with a help of deepl. Hope you will like it. Everything in him was rebelling against reality, against the need to constantly give up the positions he had gained. The more his failures pressed him to the ground, the more resilient and powerful his anger grew, despair grew, hatred grew. The mental minefield sounded like a spark from the sound of sparrows skinned alive flipping with an explosion into the soul's accumulated deposits of combustible compassion.
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