i remember me just running around in the forrest next to alorath, listening to this tune non stop, those were the days. RIP Kirill you will forever be missed
You know it's an excellent piece of music (and game) when you first played it only last year, but you already feel as nostalgic about as if it were a childhood favourite. There's something about this song that just takes me back... to what exactly, I'm not quite sure, but it feels just as good as those memories of some of my favohrie games from my youth and childhood. *sad sigh* They don't make 'em like they used to. Not anymore.
4 years late, but I know how you feel, I played the Witcher 1 about a year ago, and have a nostalgia for it already as if it was a part of my childhood, highly recommend it btw, if you like deep soulful RPGs, it has probably the most beautiful music I have ever heard in my life, all the best ✌️
Музыку в те годы писали шикарную,чтобы давала представление фантазии,всю картинку что нужна была голове для погружения в другой мир - волшебный мир. Её никогда не заменит графика.Она лишь превращает игру в фильм вместо книги,а это...не то,что ищет душа.
ну не скажи, есть и игры не уступающие этой, даже при лучшей графике и похожие на фильмы, отличный пример этому: "Dragon age", "Mass effect", "Dead space". Остаётся только захотеть понять сюжет - и тебя нет
It's so sad Kirill died. His music was...is awesome I'm hoping they can create another fantastic setting like in this first game. I mean it was so dark and somehow creepy, but also fascinating. I know how i was playing this game the first time, 'bout 10 years ago and thought "What a BS!" at the beginning. But there were so many quests and interesting parts in the game I'd never stopped playing it for more than one year. Just look at the Cursed Church and Verdistis.
I know it's been 3 years but the thing about Kirill is the uniquness of his music. It just istn't your generic fantasy music that people love so much in elder scrolls.
Spiritual relaxation is the narrative you're looking for mate, there are certain melodies that literally hit the soul and that's what happened to you throughout this masterpiece. Kirill Pokrovsky's typical work (Rip)
This is just AWESOME! Nothing can compare to this game's awesome soundtrack! Excuse my exaggeration, but perhaps many other isometric RPGs do measure quite as much. Divine Divinity is just special in its own way, though.
Can someone confirm that this was used in the original release of Divinity: Original Sin, but removed in the Enhanced Edition? I believe it was in the area where you fight those fungus things while looking for the witch, and I remember the waves of nostalgia when I heard it. But while plying the enhanced edition it was nowhere to be found, and I don'rt currently have the original version to recheck (though I guess I could find some gameplay video). One of two songs I remember being there in the original that were removed in the EE.
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Rest in Peace, Kirill Povrovsky, you awesome crazy-haired man.
Just divine melody...
Divine Divinity melody to be exact...
Cold, melancholic, ethereal. What a dark fantasy masterpiece.
i remember me just running around in the forrest next to alorath, listening to this tune non stop, those were the days. RIP Kirill you will forever be missed
This music is absolutely amazing. A shame Kirill is no longer with us today. Really loved his work.
Kirill, I hope you are now enjoying the heavens with this music in the background
RIP Kirill, his passion live inside these amazing piece of art
This is my favorite by far :)
You know it's an excellent piece of music (and game) when you first played it only last year, but you already feel as nostalgic about as if it were a childhood favourite. There's something about this song that just takes me back... to what exactly, I'm not quite sure, but it feels just as good as those memories of some of my favohrie games from my youth and childhood.
*sad sigh* They don't make 'em like they used to. Not anymore.
4 years late, but I know how you feel, I played the Witcher 1 about a year ago, and have a nostalgia for it already as if it was a part of my childhood, highly recommend it btw, if you like deep soulful RPGs, it has probably the most beautiful music I have ever heard in my life, all the best ✌️
I still remember by heart the solutions to all the quests in that first town.
please tell me
That melody cleanse my heart really amazing
Уже скільки я переслухав різних мелодій і пісень але жодна не викликає в мене такі складні і прекрасні відчуття як ця.
RIP Kirill. And ty for my magical memories of earlys 2000
dear Kirill rest in peace, ur music and amazing game itself make me wanna play it again
Bravo Pokrovsky! most unique music ever heard in games
Музыку в те годы писали шикарную,чтобы давала представление фантазии,всю картинку что нужна была голове для погружения в другой мир - волшебный мир.
Её никогда не заменит графика.Она лишь превращает игру в фильм вместо книги,а это...не то,что ищет душа.
Абсолютно точное изложение мысли миллионов поклонников этого шедевра
ну не скажи, есть и игры не уступающие этой, даже при лучшей графике и похожие на фильмы, отличный пример этому: "Dragon age", "Mass effect", "Dead space". Остаётся только захотеть понять сюжет - и тебя нет
I cant use that
Excellent!
Ich bin ein böser junge
You're a legend
So beautiful...
It's so sad Kirill died.
His music was...is awesome
I'm hoping they can create another fantastic setting like in this first game. I mean it was so dark and somehow creepy, but also fascinating.
I know how i was playing this game the first time, 'bout 10 years ago and thought "What a BS!" at the beginning. But there were so many quests and interesting parts in the game I'd never stopped playing it for more than one year. Just look at the Cursed Church and Verdistis.
have you played "Dragon age: origins"?
@@Cmpunmu3 Not yet... is it as good as DD is?
@@DerWilly96 it has different soul, but if you like good RPGs - i strongly recommend it. it is one of the best games on the planet for me
@@DerWilly96 They are both quite similar to each other.
I know it's been 3 years but the thing about Kirill is the uniquness of his music. It just istn't your generic fantasy music that people love so much in elder scrolls.
The mystic atmosphere is superb
До слёз.
there is sth, deep behind those music.. anyone agrees?
i actually felt the game was quite deep, maybe music made it like that, or ... i don't know. everything was (and is) great about it
Spiritual relaxation is the narrative you're looking for mate, there are certain melodies that literally hit the soul and that's what happened to you throughout this masterpiece. Kirill Pokrovsky's typical work (Rip)
This is just AWESOME! Nothing can compare to this game's awesome soundtrack!
Excuse my exaggeration, but perhaps many other isometric RPGs do measure quite as much. Divine Divinity is just special in its own way, though.
Vídeo Quality: 240p
Music Quality: Epic
Cheers everyone 🍻
simply amazing.
Can someone confirm that this was used in the original release of Divinity: Original Sin, but removed in the Enhanced Edition? I believe it was in the area where you fight those fungus things while looking for the witch, and I remember the waves of nostalgia when I heard it. But while plying the enhanced edition it was nowhere to be found, and I don'rt currently have the original version to recheck (though I guess I could find some gameplay video). One of two songs I remember being there in the original that were removed in the EE.
um. .. this is the like main adventuring music isnt it, when walking around the fields and stuff??? ... or maybe cause like i let some dude die ???
i think i heard it in some location in Original Sin, not sure where, but i think it was someone's cellar
Easily one of the most iconic ost of the game
yes it is but when i play this game or listen to the music i can relax
First RPG game I ever played.
Aleroth Theme...
It reminds me of King Crimson in some aspects.