That's a good question! The answer is that there isn't much of a benefit to it. I just wanted to try it out for a couple of bosses and ended up dropping it.
Although there are no words, it makes me want to sing about all sorts of things like war, peace, love, friendship, hope, dreams, loss etc etc. Mostly about loss now :(
Its been like 9 years since I played GW2. Now, after listening the whole ost, installed the game again… currently my characters are useless, but maybe is a good chance to start over again
I first heard this fighting the Claw of Jormag. That thing is so god damn big and then it lands and this music comes on and oh my god, the world bosses don't have lot of fun gameplay to them, but this music and the scale made up for it.
I started this game a 3 days ago and mannn im so hooked on it already its so intresting the combat is so fun the places im so happy i found this game plus you can do partys too like ive always wanted to play a game like this but sadly no one ik plays this:( still great game
What i like about this melody it is covered in a feeling of tragedy, sadness and destruction from the past and beauty of still being alive and safe in the last capital of men. It makes you unsure about what to come, but has a heroic feeling to it, that you would stand untied to do whatever to make your city and your people safe and make sure to regain glory again.
I remember playing this game directly after launch and burning through exploration and crafting as fast as I possibly could.. Those were the days. I've since lost my account and I haven't played since path of fire launched
Dammit! Still wrong song. Maybe someone can help me out! Generally up around the bank area, I keep hearing this violin solo, I think it so simplistic and beautiful
I'm 6 years to late to your comment, but I believe Divinity's Reach wasn't included in Guild Wars 1 (can't really find much info on it for GW1 in the Guild Wars wiki)