Damn this Soundtrack is a pure masterpiece. It shows perfectly that Krauser is not a mindcontrolled lunatic, that just wants to kill. He is a fallen Hero that exploits the cult, like they exploiting him, for the power to bring revenge to those who betrayed him. A Soldier by heart and man of Honor, as well as a true professional with extraordinary skills. Every move he makes is well thought and planned, as the music resembles in the first half. The grand finale is a dance from two unstoppable forces that are willing to fight for their conviction with everything they’ve got, yet both of them respecting each other. Like the music shows, the stakes couldn’t be higher and whoever is victorious will be unstoppable. But At the very end this former great Master of kombat gets defeated, not because of a lack in his plans, sloppy execution or conveniently placed weakspots all over him (cough looking in your direction saddler cough), but with his own techniques: pure skill par exelence. The rookie has become the master and saved this fallen hero not only from the Control of Saddler but more importantly from himself.
Esto es sin duda alguna lo mejor que eh leído hasta ahora, soy fan de jack krauser desde que tengo 5 años que fue cuando lo conocí y nunca antes había visto algo parecido a la descripción tan bien detallada de Jack Krauser que acabas de dar, me agradas mucho y gracias por dar esta opinión tan sincera...
I like the new Krauser, he is not just a showy and smug son of a bitch. They somehow made Krauser much more "human" in the remake. And before the end he even calls Leon by his name and compliments him by telling that he was very well trained. It looked to me that Krauser seemed quite pleased to see Leon defeat him that way.
@@christophermichaelclarence6003 It makes me want a new game or even a DLC where we can play Operation Javier. That Nintendo game is crap, we need a real thing.
@@savahnianNot that hard if you find the perfect timing to parry his knife attack. I’d say among the most appealing boss fight. Most realistic Enough remenincing. MOVE OUT AND DRAW FIRE
The remake encapsulated the essence of Leons character growth development through Krausers deep characterization. Their dialogue is well-written. Hoping for Operation Javier remake, I want to hear Manuela's theme.
Krauser theme really starts to kick in and gets intense 3:52 9:56 16:00 A worthy boss fight. My Favorite part Enough reminiscing. MOVE OUT AND DRAW FIRE SOLDIER ! YOU’RE TOO SLOW AND SO GODAMN WEAK ! GUESS I’LL MAKE THE FIRST MOVE ! I DON’T REMEMBER TEACHING YOU TO MOVE LIKE THAT ! WITNESS THE POWER ! I CAN’T WAIT TO SEE YOU WRITHE THAT'S WHERE YOU WRONG ! I DIDN'T KNOW A DAMN THING ! KNOW I DO ! COME AT ME, ROOKIE ! SHOW ME WHAT IT IS YOU'VE GOT THAT I DON'T !
I have to admit, there's one thing that RE3 Remake got right that this game also did and that was half of its soundtrack being reminiscent to the original soundtrack, which imo, was the best thing that I loved about the previous remake as much of a disappointment that it was to me in terms of cut content and overall length. Really loved the way they nailed Krauser's theme, as well as his boss fight!
@@jackjax7921 All of the old classic RE games aren't as long as you'd think once you beat them multiple times after your first try. Code Veronica is the longest one in the old classics, and even then, their longevity is not an actual factor in what makes them great RE games. IMO, it mostly has to do with their gameplay, atmosphere, and replayability. The original RE3 does not disappoint in that regard and that is why it's my favorite in the original trilogy. It may not be a masterpiece for most, but it definitely is for me.
2:50 "I admit, you've done well to stay alive this long" "I'll be dead if i kept listening some people like you" "The reaper comes for cowards and the careless alike, Which are you?" "I dunno.Guess i'll ask when i see him"
"You can't save her. You can't save anyone!" "Give it up, Krauser! Being a lackey for these maniacs won't bring your men back. And what the hell for? Revenge on the government?" "Revenge? You think I'm doing all this... for revenge?" "Isn't that was this is all about?" "You see, in that jungle. I had a revelation. The most important thing in this world is pure, unaldulterated power! "Los Iluminados have given me that." "You know, you were always an asshole. But at least you had some kind of code, some honour! And look at you now!" "Enough reminiscing. Move out and draw fire, soldier."
At 0:41 the theme literally sounds similar to one of the songs from Attack On Titan, it was used in Season 4 Final Chapters Part 1 Trailer I believe. (It can also be Attack On Titan S4 P3 Trailer 1)
@matthewminan1152 He is most the realistic boss you would encounter in RE4 remake. Fighting with hand to hand knife combat is thrilling and shouldn't be hard to defeat him
@@christophermichaelclarence6003I agree with you, every time I fight him, I use the knife more than the weapons, that and the fact that in addition to delaying the fight by listening to the rude soundtrack, Krauser is my favorite boss in history.
@@christophermichaelclarence6003I don't know if you'll agree with what I'm going to say, but from my perspective, this fight against Krauser defined Ashley's future, since at this point Krauser was the last strong card to stop Leon, it was all or nothing, you get some Star Wars Duels The Fates vibes.
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