Disco Elysium - The Final Cut OST - Advesperascit (British Sea Power) 

Made me open up to my therapist. Stupid to say but it helped

Same.

It really does.

Welcome to UN

"INTRAISOLARY!" sounds like something Egg Head would yell

(please don't blink)

@@christopherj.lechner4529 Yep, that's humanity

In a way especially with context of going to the doomed commercial area, this really states the precarious place in which fictional settings or more specifically in progress works of art sit, regarding how easily they can be forgotten and lost to time on someone's notebook

super Spoilers... When I played it the first time I thought this was just a cute line. But in my second playthrough when I dance so hard I was able to contact "La revacholarie" I realized the insulindian also knows what is going to happen.....

"If we affirm one single moment, we thus affirm not only ourselves but all existence. For nothing is self-sufficient, neither in us ourselves nor in things; and if our soul has trembled with happiness and sounded like a harp string just once, all eternity was needed to produce this one event-and in this single moment of affirmation all eternity was called good, redeemed, justified, and affirmed."

"Ask yourself: is there something sinister in moralism?" - Kingdom of Conscience. The Communist, Ultraliberal and Fascism vision quests are all great, but the Moralist quest is the best imo because just like in real life, Communism, Fascism and, in a way, Ultraliberalism are kind of distant utopias (or dystopias depending on who you ask). Moralism, with its cold pragmatism, its willingness to spy, conspire, arrest and disappear people, and even glass Revachol just to "maintain stability" is very, very real and present.

@@pabloc8808 Look at Revachol, is it a good place? Are people happy there? I anything getting better there? I think it is obvious that with couple exceptions the answer is No. Moralism (Centrism by another name) is just trying to keep everything as it is, to keep those who are in power in power, to keep those who are at the the bottom at the bottom, to keep those who suffer suffering. They justify it by saying that drastic changes will make everything worse, like it is not bad already. And so you would not be too upset and will not try to change anything, they offer some transcendent figure you can address all your grievances to. So yes, Moralism is the most sinister of them all, at least all others are trying to change things.

@@nikitachaykin6774 Absolutely. Moralism/Centrism is something that exists in the real world and controls our lives. A lot of countries today could be glassed by superpowers in the blink of an eye because they dared intervening in the status quo. That's what makes "Moralism" terrifying, the fact that it's real. Status quo is god and we're just an obstacle

@@pabloc8808too many countries did pay the price for deviating from centrism since the 60s

Remember that Dolories Dei is considered the mother of Moralism and some suspect she had an other-worldly origin due to the strange events that surrounded her and her almost supernatural qualities.

Weeks later...

It's been a cold winter...

@@cia4u401 What was that Lieutenant?

I always figured that's part of the irony. Moralism presents itself as the incarnation of progress, it appeals to our desire to be rational, compassionate, and hopeful people... when in fact, the core of the ideology consists of sadism, subjugation, and stagnation.

Same as communism@@dsch0

​@@Arcgatewaymaybe not

Because of Perikarnassianism. Because of Dolores Dei. It's an allegory for Christianity. Abrahamism robs everything of its meaning; empathy becomes cruelty, freedom becomes slavery, happiness becomes misery, salvation becomes death. It uses good concepts as euphemisms for bad ones so hypnotically that it fools you, and before you know it, you're killing in the name of mercy, abusing children (giving them anxiety disorder about a god that can read their mind counts!) in the name of educating them, writing "passion" poetry that is, in truth, all about sterility and muteness. We might have formally shed its shackles, but Christianity still forms the basis of our law and collective morality - just like Perikarnassianism does for Moralism. And thus, Moralist "empathy" is reading reassuring words from a cue-sheet, checking some boxes on a form nobody will ever read, and smiling out of the window of your floating battle fortress as a bird lands on the wing. In fact, Noid says pretty much all this, except without the real-world references. Talk to him about Dolores Dei. "She viewed life as some kind of game. That's what we're living now - a strategy for a victory that was won 300 years ago." @@dsch0

Maybe it's more in a way of "sacrificing oneself for the greater of the whole" empathy thought moralism aims and will do and can achieve

As if the tune itself and the scope shift weren't eerie enough, they felt like they had to add some non-time abiding Pale chatter into that quest...damn.

Climbing any mountain means coming back down.

For you.

big guy

"The smell liquor on Gabriel's lips after the shoot. In the motor park. The roses on the day of Franconegro's coronation. On the grand stairs of Raehl. The smoke from the fowling piece, when Dolores Dei was shot. The look on her face -- like an orgasm. The wound in her chest. My hand in my father's hand..." She closes her eyes, her eyelids trembling. "Except I never had a father. And I never shot Her Innocence Dolores Dei."

Your conscience ferments in it - no larger than a single grain of malt. You don't have to do anything anymore. Ever. Never ever.

I genuinely believe this is the best written paragraph in the whole game.

Moralist side quest which may be coming with final cut

Probably the vision quest. Might be following up on the hints that Harry is some form of Innocence.

@@Rincewindus That would actually be crazy and would have a ton of awesome implications for a follow-up game

@@dereknosbisch733 I don't really think a sequel could be possible at this point. I mean, I'd love it. But there's just so many different things that could happen at the end of the game, how could they make something plausible for all of them? Not with out mutton-chopped lad anyway. Something in the same universe, tho 👀

@@zackaes youre stupid, Elysium was based on a tabletop world and theres a novel set after the game lol

is this seapunk?

@@PlayerJackPL oceanwave

@@PlayerJackPL Hardcoast

Spoilers dude. I hope new people come to play the game with the new update, so it would be a shame if people saw that part in the comments

@@TheNatcon1 This isn't a spoiler. It's just a comment on the video's image

@@lmirandola3491 There's a part of the comment that is something you don't know for a lot of the game

@@TheNatcon1 oh fuck i just realized

@@lmirandola3491 No way - you can wipe off the expression at the start of the game in front of the mirror, and then you play the test of 95% of the game... I just found out that there is something pertaining to that later on...?

You got *abducted* by them too? I told Archer about the 2mm hole in the church and I got this ending, did you do the same thing?

I told them, but refused to go because I needed to solve the case (plus I got major creeps). Felt kind of smug reading what would have happened otherwise lmao

They're not extraterrestrials though, they're humans.

@@johnmongolianon4892 Yes they are humans but the Coalition might as well live in another world, that something that is used sometimes where something it so out of your lives that it look like something from another world, and it here where the moralists kind show their more scary side, because from the description from the game you might look at them and think "Oh they are the government pure and simple", and yes at the end of the day they are the government, but they also look like it one government for the whole world and you can see their ships that might as well be a helicopter carrier or a spaceship, and then you understand how they bombarded everything after the revolution. Then it comes to you the type of power they have, they are flowing in the city because if things get out of hand they will just start blasting and the ending where you get abducted might as well be "Harry died so that they can cover the things you found" it represents well the scary power the government has over us and that even though the government organisers our society, it can do some mess up shit to achieve that end.

@@johnmongolianon4892 “And, for an instant, she stared directly into those soft blue eyes and knew, with an instinctive mammalian certainty, that the exceedingly rich were no longer even remotely human.”

To be honest, it's way better to have something like "moralintern bearcat" above you, then let communists rise up once again. It's a tragedy, that my, and ZA/UM's developers country have been a test area for communist's and socialist's experiment.

@@siergeplo1161 Being a cuck to the market that has impovrished people the world over and is in the process of ending the biosphere itself aint brave or cool dude- it's just lame

Do you think that communists and socialists won't destroy the biosphere by their actions? Ha-ha-ha. It doesn't depend on ideology, it depends on humanity itself. USSR successfully ruining the biosphere in Russia and other countries for the years, planning shit like turning around Syberia's rivers, or building giant artificial lakes in the middle of the steppe, just because General Secretary want to produce rice here. Also communists and socialists here, in Russia, built an absolute system devoid of competition due to which in Russia and other countries of the former USSR is now a complete ass. So, whatever I said earlier, capitalism beats communism just because the market is competitive, and state management of the same economy and domestic policy in the conditions of a one-party system is not.

@@siergeplo1161 That's not the perspective of this game at all lol

@@federicomachado811 so what's is your perspective on this game? Mine one is a perspective of man living in fashist state.

best rock band in the world, not even any competition for me

When I first heard and then identified the song as "Red Rock Rviera" I realized that I may have known it all my life but only heard it first in this game... It's a match made in heaven :P

I suspect BSP are the band I've listened to the most in the last 12+ months. Their haunting notes echoing across the harbour in Martinaisse, past the warships of the Occupation, beyond into the Pale.

If you see them live, wear assembled tat from DE, carry a plastic bag and bolt cutters.

Volition.My choice.

Fits perfectly for the scene too, spoilers ahead: This plays during the climax of the Moralist Vision Quest, in which Harry, Kim and the Church Ravers, take it upon themselves to tell the Moralintern about the 2mm hole in reality (and the fact that it's growing) in order to provoke them into actually doing something. They do this by broadcasting a direct signal to the Moralintern's capital warship, hovering high above Revachol, in order to reach as high up the chain of command as possible so they can't be ignored. Using the statue of Fillippe III, with Harry standing on top holding a microphone and holding a transmitter in place, you contact the Moralintern Capital Ship Archer, tell them to see Martinaise, then try to convince them that you are worth listening to. Your final option to convince them to listen and directly intervene is by telling them about The Swallow (2mm hole), using the right words to get the Captain of the Archer to suddenly take you seriously. She broadcasts back that they're sending a small ship down specifically to pick up Harry regarding his knowledge of the hole... If you refuse to get on, they'll be disappointed and leave; If you climb on, the game ends with Harry vanishing from existence, with his current whereabouts and status unknown, disappeared by the Moralintern.

@@nmeister007 Interesting, But where?

@@user-ue3ie6du5p You have to do a playthrough as a moralist (pick centrist options, be indecisive, etc.) and, once day 3 or 4 passes (iirc), you'll get a prompt from your brain basically asking if you like Moralism. Say yes, and you'll get the quest to get in contact with the Moralintern, the climax of which has this music playing

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I liked Kim's response to this feeling - he knows his role is minor. But it's still his role. This entire quest is phenomenal.

Damn straight!

End of moralist quest.

i feel less lonely now ahah

They have won awards for the soundtrack.

@@jerbear2528 As they should have. I’m referring more to the press coverage of the game that typically touts the outstanding narrative qualities of DE while brushing over or, in some cases, outright dismissing the music as unremarkable. The soundtrack basically lives rent-free in my head, so anything less than effusive praise is too little by my standards lol

I am still waiting for them to translate the book lol

@@HappyZavulon as am I

There ia a book? Damn I need it

@@danielpimenta597 the game is somewhat based on a book called ‘Sacred and Terrible Air’, though it’s yet to be translated into English.

same here dude. my brother begged me to play for months before i actually caved and bought the game and it ended up worming its way into my psyche in a way no video game has ever done before. as corny as it sounds i feel like this game is just kinda part of me now.

Do it for the city

Anton Vill.

the same one who drew thoughts cabinet art

thank you both :)

Looks kind of off

I hope it was released. You're not telling me, you forgot and left the _carrion - inside of your heart_ all that time?

I had a similar reaction when I realized who they were. I had an online friend in Toronto when I was 14, she showed me this band. Half my life ago, here they are again. Bless you, Dani, wherever you are, whomever you are now.

This! I want to know if the two new songs are going to be added to the OST and the Vinyls...

Anton Vill, who also did the Thought Cabinet painting(s) (the skills and character portraits were done by Alexander Rostov)