Einar Selvik - Vigahugr - Lust for Battle - Assassin's Creed Valhalla Original Game Soundtrack 

@@BELIAR. it was the most historically way to do it too

اتفق

@@azam1335 انت تاخد قلبي بقا

thank you year old comment.

@Desert Smeagol yeah pretty much all the music is awesome.

Of course it has, king jesper made both of them

@@vide786 this was done by Einar Selvik my good man. He worked for Vikings and did absolutley amazing work. He is also a fantastic singer and I think is part of Wardruna. Some of the stuff he has done gives me utter chills. Don't get me wrong though, I'm in no way bashing jesper kid. He is also amazing! Edit: Had to add this link just because I want you to see what he is like and how good it is: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-aqhhlmz6gik.html

@@TheAlmightygizmo i know einar, listened to almost all the wardruna songs, finished vikings twice, I love his music, but I wasn’t talking about this song in particular, I was trying to say jesper worked on both games’ ost, because he had a break with ac since ac3

@@vide786 Ah I see. I thought you were referring to this song, my bad. As I said previously about Jesper i do also love his work too. His AC OSTs are much better than the others.

You got the settings for that mate.

The thorn (þ) is like the "th" in thin or cloth, whereas eth (ð) is pronounced the same as the "th" in then or clothe. The o ogonek/caudata (ǫ) is like the Norwegian "å." The œ is pronounced Ø, like Arnold Schwarzenegger saying bird, or similar to the "oo" in book, but slightly longer. The á is pronounced like ǫ/å, but slightly longer than normal. The e, i, o, and u are your basic Spanish or French pronunciations. The é, í, ó, and ú are the same, yet pronounced slightly longer. The y is pronounced like the u umlaut (ü) in German, with the ý being the same, yet slightly longer. The "j" is the traditional y sound (yuh). Now, the v is pronounced exactly like you'd think, except for when after a consonant, which changes pronunciation to a w sound. For instance, vigra is phonetically "vee-gra," sverð is "swerth" and hvat is "hwat." If any questions arise, please ask! Hope this helps!

No, WHY DID YOU HAVE TO SAY THAT!

Best joke I've seen in a while.

you dont get penalised if they burn to death

Thank you I been looking everywhere for a translation

Thank you

😁 Согласен, Старшая Эдда звучит в этой песне скальда, очень неплохо.

Я любил играть в Assassins Creed, рекорд 20 убийств тяжеловооруженных рыцарей только холодным оружием в течение 1 минуты))

Definitely not haha

How in the world?

Lol not in the SLIGHTEST.

If rammstein were cool and sounded completely different.

I mean the vocalists sound kinda similar but that's about it