As the Rider stared down the face of his maker, he reflected on how it was he came to be here now. The Jailer who betrayed his kind and freed him to see his family once more. The Jailers who gave their lives to keep him from destroying their home. The Jailers who tried to reason with the Rider through words rather than action, until action was all they had left. The people who showed him what it meant to be human. He could throw that all away at the push of a button, but maybe he could make the sacrifices of those he killed mean something. Maybe he could follow in their footsteps, risk his own life for something greater. So, as he stared down the face of his maker, he came to the conclusion. Win or lose, this was the end, and he was going to try to make this right.
[ The Game Bakers 7:20 ] _Dear player, _*_thank you._* _You finished the game, in it's _*_hardest difficulty mode._* _This means you must like this game, but also that you spent _*_lots of efforts playing it,_* _-getting better, and better. We want to _*_thank you_*_ for that. We designed this game _*_for you._* _Players who would think of it as _*_an instrument,_*_ and practice until _*_they mastered it..._* -------------------------- *_Congratulations for playing Furi_** -- the right way.* - - -- - -- -- -- - -----⁞⁞⁞}}}))))--ж
Abit late, but it calms down the tone and tells you that you'll need your focus and I love it when games tell you that. Most of the game's pretty high-octane, but this portion in particular demands you relax.
Bernard uses 8:02 and 6:24, and obviously it's arranged differently than The Star/Chain. Also there might be some different elements to 6:24 in Bernard's fight.
Still kinda bummed that the closing half of 8:02 isn't in the game, because holy cow that was the most epic part of the soundtrack right there after all that buildup.
I suppose Danger composed first the closing part featured in the OST, but TGB comissioned a calmer closing part (Thus 7:53 being composed) to capture the essence of the desperation phase of The Star. The last part of 8:02 is still used in the game, but it is only available on the last phase of the Bernard fight (And it fits perfectly, too).
Yes, thank you! I was sad that Desperation wasn't on the original soundtrack. In game, the mellow sound made it feel like I was truly ending the game. Thanks for the work you've done on previous bosses. Definitely keeping these on playlist!
Know what's funny? I just got the game yesterday (for PC of course (I mean I have the game on PS+ too....)), played a bit of it (reached till The Hand), went towards the audio files and figured out how to rip em.... The thing is, most of the music that I ripped were repeated (different numbered but same no matter what...). I wonder why the devs went with repeating existing files....
confusedTurtle What's even more ridiculous is that for the Hand's music files, he has for each (but not every single one of em) 3 repeated files.... why? Do the devs have a problem coding the game to only focus on one music file instead of 3 of the same? IDK....
I know that for the Strap, there are multiple files because the files for that are actually overlapped. Maybe in coding they couldn't have it play the same file twice so they had to have layers. This is evidenced by how in the Melee phase, there's a sound file that is specifically the slowdown, because that section repeats when the song picks back up. Dunno about the Hand though. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
confusedTurtle I know it’s late but, depending on the engine, you need multiple audio sources and when building, that can create multiple clips, even if you could make them at runtime with only one clip with custom code.
I honestly think it'd have been better storytelling if you weren't allowed to select Invasion and Rider, the character, selected Attack Mothership for you. If he's willing to override player input to be moved to hesitation by The Song and un-moved to show compassion to The Beat then he's clearly got enough of his own motivation to imply maybe thinking that continued loyalty to a space alien who had failed to rescue him wasn't a good deal.
To be fair, the invasion ending isn't canon. It spits you back out to right before you make the choice. Rebellion gives you an extra boss fight and is what you need to choose to roll over into new game+ Even the peace ending after Song is treated more like a real conclusion
@@AlyxDps I guess you could sort of see it as a vision from Stranger/Rider as to why he has to fight back to prevent that becoming the fate of the world, he realizes what will happen if he doesn't
I think the "Choice" is a specific and important inclusion to the story. Rider has had one goal, and one direction, for the entire game; the Invasion. The journey changes him, though, and after winning his freedom from the jail, he is presented with choices for the second time. The choice to roam freely, to explore, and to return on his own initiative to the Star. His first Choice was to escape or remain in the Jail, and no matter what you choose, we see the hesitation in Rider, and the Voice comments on it - Something is different about Rider, who before was merciless and utterly driven, something has given him pause. So the third choice that Rider makes (Which Rider makes, not the player) is to illustrate that this is what has changed about Rider. He is now capable of making his own choices, and his choice is to honor the humans who stood up to him despite the insurmountable obstacle that he, a lone alien/cyborg Rider, presented. Now Rider chooses to take on an equally insurmountable foe, the endless invasion fleets of his own kind, to live up to that honor. The Star comments that no one will know or care about Rider's sacrifice, but the Star does not understand why Rider is different, and does not know about the Voice, or the Jail. The Star is ignorant of everything except its own directive, and the living world below is a stark contrast to the machines of the Star and Rider's own metal, conductive body. Thus, the reason Rider makes the choice to begin with is because he values the passion and warmth of the people he encountered over his own people, and so Rider has either been corrupted or realized the horror of his own people. Seeing that none but the Star are encountered, a cold, calculating machine bent on consuming entire worlds to preserve the seeming stasis of the Rider's people, the horror is easy to realize. Rider chose humanity because fighting a hopeless war was preferable to sustaining a machine that consumes worlds.
@@camazotzbat5970 Beautifully written man, you summed up why Rider is such an amazing character despite the fact that he doesn’t say a word. Even years later this game is such a beautiful coherent masterpiece.
AviatorSam I’ve answered this in another video comment, but I have no reason to do my only chance. The alternate version when in control on the free world is already on TH-cam.
It's not terrible, but the different moveset throws you off a lot, also coupled with the fact that you're nearly forced to use the laser which is just own CC'ing. But it can still be handled very well
I just skipped this one and got the bad ending when I replayed the game in Furier difficulty. The edge was enough of a challenge for me in that difficulty mode.
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As the Rider stared down the face of his maker, he reflected on how it was he came to be here now. The Jailer who betrayed his kind and freed him to see his family once more. The Jailers who gave their lives to keep him from destroying their home. The Jailers who tried to reason with the Rider through words rather than action, until action was all they had left. The people who showed him what it meant to be human.
He could throw that all away at the push of a button, but maybe he could make the sacrifices of those he killed mean something. Maybe he could follow in their footsteps, risk his own life for something greater.
So, as he stared down the face of his maker, he came to the conclusion. Win or lose, this was the end, and he was going to try to make this right.
Malevolent Celestial Invader
The Star
Furi he is the pest
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Okay.
@@confusedTurtle_ Oh shit.
@@confusedTurtle_ OMG
@@confusedTurtle_ I've hit the bell my friend.
@@confusedTurtle_ Subbed in case you do the thing
[ The Game Bakers 7:20 ] _Dear player, _*_thank you._*
_You finished the game, in it's _*_hardest difficulty mode._*
_This means you must like this game, but also that you spent _*_lots of efforts playing it,_*
_-getting better, and better. We want to _*_thank you_*_ for that. We designed this game _*_for you._*
_Players who would think of it as _*_an instrument,_*_ and practice until _*_they mastered it..._*
-------------------------- *_Congratulations for playing Furi_** -- the right way.* - - -- - -- -- -- - -----⁞⁞⁞}}}))))--ж
God I love this game, and the fact that it doesn't pull any punches in Furier mode.
that whole comment is a dog whistle that really says 'suck it, IGN'
The credits and this message is displayed before this boss.
I don't think I've ever felt so blue balled as I just was, being denied 8:02's drop twice.
It's at the end of the game in a cutscene and apparently in the DLC Bernard bossfight
4:43 Chills every time.
UnstopablePatrik It's an awesome moment, one of the best I've never seen... ❤
Abit late, but it calms down the tone and tells you that you'll need your focus and I love it when games tell you that. Most of the game's pretty high-octane, but this portion in particular demands you relax.
that transition at 1:16 ish is so clean, never noticed it before as i usually skip to the latter phases but damn boy
I love how the fanfare has you returning the triumphant hero... and then nope, you refuse her genocide.
"With this video, this series draws to a close. Or does it? Stay tuned."
So... Bernard?
Maybe.
yes
Doesn't Bernard just use 6:24 as normal?
I have something special planned for him.
There is still the overworld theme after escaping the prison. I recorded what plays in game, but maybe there is something more.
Bernard uses 8:02 and 6:24, and obviously it's arranged differently than The Star/Chain. Also there might be some different elements to 6:24 in Bernard's fight.
this just doesn't sound the same without The Star's ominous voice
"You left a conqueror, and came back a traitor"
"¿What happened during your last Mission? I can't let it happen again.
Please Confirm: 0:00
Phase 1 Intro: 1:18
Phase 1 & 2: 1:34
Phase 3: 2:37
Phase 4: 3:40
Anticipation/Desperation: 4:43
Rebellion: 7:20
Invasion: 8:36
Timestamps for mobile users : )
Still kinda bummed that the closing half of 8:02 isn't in the game, because holy cow that was the most epic part of the soundtrack right there after all that buildup.
Fellshard It is in the game, but only in the Bernard fight.
I suppose Danger composed first the closing part featured in the OST, but TGB comissioned a calmer closing part (Thus 7:53 being composed) to capture the essence of the desperation phase of The Star.
The last part of 8:02 is still used in the game, but it is only available on the last phase of the Bernard fight (And it fits perfectly, too).
It's in the game, pretty sure when you actually beat the 'final' boss, and watch the ending cutscene.
It's in the game. After you defeat The Star and watch the ending, it plays.
@@masterfox72 Can confirm distinctly hearing this at the end
why don't these videos have at least 10 times more views?
Because people objectively have shit taste.
Rider, you've changed. Why is that?
because fuck u thats y
lmao, literally me when I came across her.
Do you think they welcome you? They will not know what you did. They do not even know we exist.
It doesn't matter if they know or not, I will protect those that are left... with my life if I have to, and the lives of those on board this station.
Why is theirs world worth more than ours?
I feel like the transition between the please confirm and 1st phase was really good, fit the song perfectly
Fuck yeah! Love this track! What I find amusing is that the Desperation Phase from the OST version is used for Bernard instead of The Star.
I've been wanting to cut a complete mix of Danger's end boss sequences. Glad someone beat me to it and did a better job than I would have!
And to think, with what I've learned from this project and going to college I could do an even better job.
Yes, thank you! I was sad that Desperation wasn't on the original soundtrack. In game, the mellow sound made it feel like I was truly ending the game. Thanks for the work you've done on previous bosses. Definitely keeping these on playlist!
Vampyro But desperation part is in original soundtrack, it's "Danger 7:53" I think.
Your completely right, I never even noticed it. Thanks for telling me!
The Rebellion part is so good
That moment when i hear this scream in the song i always think its my dog lmao. XD 5:34
EEEEEEEE
GlaDOS meets Furi.
Hey again,
Good Content
le meilleur pour la fin, super travail!!
Or unk Merci beaucoup!
@@confusedTurtle_ It's my privilege sir
What ever happened to that bit with Bernard you once mentioned?
Know what's funny? I just got the game yesterday (for PC of course (I mean I have the game on PS+ too....)), played a bit of it (reached till The Hand), went towards the audio files and figured out how to rip em.... The thing is, most of the music that I ripped were repeated (different numbered but same no matter what...). I wonder why the devs went with repeating existing files....
The one I mostly noticed that on was the Strap. She has , like 3 files for her melee phase and 4 for the shooting. It's ridiculous.
confusedTurtle What's even more ridiculous is that for the Hand's music files, he has for each (but not every single one of em) 3 repeated files.... why? Do the devs have a problem coding the game to only focus on one music file instead of 3 of the same? IDK....
I know that for the Strap, there are multiple files because the files for that are actually overlapped. Maybe in coding they couldn't have it play the same file twice so they had to have layers. This is evidenced by how in the Melee phase, there's a sound file that is specifically the slowdown, because that section repeats when the song picks back up.
Dunno about the Hand though. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
confusedTurtle I know it’s late but, depending on the engine, you need multiple audio sources and when building, that can create multiple clips, even if you could make them at runtime with only one clip with custom code.
Nice!
You give me life.
Also why did I get an advertisement on this video?
@@confusedTurtle_ No problem, I guess it's my purpose to motivate humanity
@@confusedTurtle_ And about advertistment i am really dunno. It is the only thing I found support.google.com/youtube/answer/2475463?hl=en
Thank
@@RealSelene no problem
Still waiting for bernard
I honestly think it'd have been better storytelling if you weren't allowed to select Invasion and Rider, the character, selected Attack Mothership for you. If he's willing to override player input to be moved to hesitation by The Song and un-moved to show compassion to The Beat then he's clearly got enough of his own motivation to imply maybe thinking that continued loyalty to a space alien who had failed to rescue him wasn't a good deal.
I don't think the writers of the game wanted to break the 4th wall and actually give the player a choice that gives them pressure
To be fair, the invasion ending isn't canon. It spits you back out to right before you make the choice. Rebellion gives you an extra boss fight and is what you need to choose to roll over into new game+
Even the peace ending after Song is treated more like a real conclusion
@@AlyxDps I guess you could sort of see it as a vision from Stranger/Rider as to why he has to fight back to prevent that becoming the fate of the world, he realizes what will happen if he doesn't
I think the "Choice" is a specific and important inclusion to the story. Rider has had one goal, and one direction, for the entire game; the Invasion. The journey changes him, though, and after winning his freedom from the jail, he is presented with choices for the second time. The choice to roam freely, to explore, and to return on his own initiative to the Star. His first Choice was to escape or remain in the Jail, and no matter what you choose, we see the hesitation in Rider, and the Voice comments on it - Something is different about Rider, who before was merciless and utterly driven, something has given him pause.
So the third choice that Rider makes (Which Rider makes, not the player) is to illustrate that this is what has changed about Rider. He is now capable of making his own choices, and his choice is to honor the humans who stood up to him despite the insurmountable obstacle that he, a lone alien/cyborg Rider, presented. Now Rider chooses to take on an equally insurmountable foe, the endless invasion fleets of his own kind, to live up to that honor.
The Star comments that no one will know or care about Rider's sacrifice, but the Star does not understand why Rider is different, and does not know about the Voice, or the Jail. The Star is ignorant of everything except its own directive, and the living world below is a stark contrast to the machines of the Star and Rider's own metal, conductive body. Thus, the reason Rider makes the choice to begin with is because he values the passion and warmth of the people he encountered over his own people, and so Rider has either been corrupted or realized the horror of his own people. Seeing that none but the Star are encountered, a cold, calculating machine bent on consuming entire worlds to preserve the seeming stasis of the Rider's people, the horror is easy to realize.
Rider chose humanity because fighting a hopeless war was preferable to sustaining a machine that consumes worlds.
@@camazotzbat5970 Beautifully written man, you summed up why Rider is such an amazing character despite the fact that he doesn’t say a word. Even years later this game is such a beautiful coherent masterpiece.
I wish someone did a time map for the stars attacks for the last part
You should do one for My Only Chance
AviatorSam I’ve answered this in another video comment, but I have no reason to do my only chance. The alternate version when in control on the free world is already on TH-cam.
I love you
God dangers so dope thanks for uploading this bro
When are you uploading the Bernard mix. I'm hyped af.
Nice pfp. Perhaps you should change your name to something ironic or witty to better suit it.
@@combativeThinker There was no need to be an ass, bud.
*Where did you learn to fly?*
Damn these arrangements are amazing, is there any way to download them?
I find it kinda sad on how you used Rebellion before Invision.
It makes it feel like Riders actions became null.
That's the order they play on the soundtrack. I have to sequence them, so I went off of that.
confusedTurtle
I suppose that makes sense.
Still aside from that It's really great.
confusedTurtle
Oh also are you going to do Bernard?
Oh yeah that. I keep thinking about it but tbh the inspiration just isn't coming.
@@confusedTurtle_ :c Does having a captive audience not inspire? It'd be one thing to not have time... but you've so much love here.
Malevolent Celestial Invader
The Star
this feels extremely late, but can we get the my only chance part that plays only after the credits are over?
try to do a bernard arrangement
Any new plans for arrangements?
The Star is an absolutely garbage boss. What the fuck were they thinking?
It's not terrible, but the different moveset throws you off a lot, also coupled with the fact that you're nearly forced to use the laser which is just own CC'ing. But it can still be handled very well
I don't think it was terrible but this fantastic track definitely deserved something better
Still waiting
Great music, crap boss. Worst boss.
I feel the pain buddy it's a true test of skill and I love it now
@@gloatinggg Yeah and it was so hard that when I finally beat it I got A rank when I saw it in the Practice Mode menu.
I just skipped this one and got the bad ending when I replayed the game in Furier difficulty. The edge was enough of a challenge for me in that difficulty mode.