i really wish one day drakengard is released on steam, a remake or not. gestalt/replicant, and automata are masterpieces, and id love to see how it relates to drakengard
This will always take me back to 2015 right before my ex and I started dating. She brought over her Playstation 3. After she beat a level I remember us just lying there cuddling to this song. Simpler times
Played through all of Draken-nier with my ex by my side so I can relate to this, every track from everygame makes me think of her. The music was her favourite part.
No you don't, please watch it and save yourself the suffering. If you have a good PC however it's highly recommended you emulate it if that's a possibility.
@@wakelo23ou just don't have the guts and the patience mate. slaughtering all those soldiers (and seeing your KD ratio rise) in drakengard 1 and 2 on those open fields with your dragon you can summon whenever, it was AMAZING.
@@Stangrex glad to see someone else think the same as me, I really hate how most people seem to hate the gameplay of the drakengard series, for me it was some of the most fun I've ever had playing a game. Couple that with the story and the soundtrack and it's a fantastic experience.
The Drakengard series, Nier, and Nier Automata all have songs sung by Emi Evans and composed by Keichi Okabe. They invented a language called Chaos language which is ultimately meaningless and meaninglessness is a theme in the games. Also it is apparently based off of certain dialects of language depending on which song it is. It is meant to be what they believe language will sound like by those specific time periods especially in Nier and Automata. I hope someone fact checks me if I’m wrong about anything but I believe this is correct.
@@janterri3539 Your info. is correct. To add to your comment, the chaos language that Emi Evans came up with draws from English, French, Latin, German, Japanese, and other influences. As far as the theme of meaninglessness goes, I also think that's correct, but I would add that, at least in Automata, the question of finding meaning and purpose despite apparent meaninglessness is answered. On my interpretation, Automata gives a kind of existentially sort of answer, where what gives your life meaning is for you to decide. Tbh, I think that Automata is a beautiful work of art that anyone with an interest in philosophy/existentialism MUST experience at least once in their life -- it's that good!
@@manuelcastellanosjr4929 to further add to this, I believe I heard that some of the words are real words to help sell the idea that the language has some kind of meaning that the listener will end up conjuring and the music itself still imparts some kind of story that can only be felt on the emotional level.
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"Look at my memory. A red dragon falls from the heavens... Ah, that memory has been lost. A shame. it was a favorite of mine."
i really wish one day drakengard is released on steam, a remake or not. gestalt/replicant, and automata are masterpieces, and id love to see how it relates to drakengard
Second time i played replicant it was after knowing the franchise lore and i was like: "the fucking what?!"
@@Inferno-hg4hk id love remaster version of the collections ❤
@@Inferno-hg4hk nier is 10,000 years after drakengard in another universe and planet
@@novustalks7525 yeah I know, I would just like to see any references that nier had that was on drakengard. like “a red dragon falls from the heavens”
This will always take me back to 2015 right before my ex and I started dating. She brought over her Playstation 3. After she beat a level I remember us just lying there cuddling to this song. Simpler times
damn thats based
Wow
Played through all of Draken-nier with my ex by my side so I can relate to this, every track from everygame makes me think of her. The music was her favourite part.
@Shonji_Ikori Don't know how long it's been, but I hope you're doing well. Something like that can haunt you once in a blue moon.
This game needs a remaster
One of the worst/Best games I've ever played.
The worst best game ever, and best worst game ever is a perfect description
@@AndyKazama2 couldn’t agree more 👍🏽
One of the best games I've ever played
@@nealzonwheelz1k244 Better than NieR:Automata anyway
@Godzilla_Star_Eater woah there. I agree Drakengard 3 is peak Yoko Taro poetry but calm down a bit buddy
I love drakengard/nier ❤️
One of the best games I've ever played. I adored the gameplay, story and soundtrack. Hard to find a complaint.
Relaxing sleep music,
como eu amo essa musica ! joguei esse game .
Speak English you fucking illegal
também
I wanna play this game
No you don't, please watch it and save yourself the suffering.
If you have a good PC however it's highly recommended you emulate it if that's a possibility.
@@Lasikisal drakengard 3 is a "good" game. 1 and 2 are unplayable. I did and it was a real pain
@@wakelo23ou just don't have the guts and the patience mate. slaughtering all those soldiers (and seeing your KD ratio rise) in drakengard 1 and 2 on those open fields with your dragon you can summon whenever, it was AMAZING.
@@Stangrex glad to see someone else think the same as me, I really hate how most people seem to hate the gameplay of the drakengard series, for me it was some of the most fun I've ever had playing a game. Couple that with the story and the soundtrack and it's a fantastic experience.
People complain about the gameplay of the drakengard series and then play Hyrule Warriors for 40 days straight
Toujours aussi reposant
sounds peaceful and beautiful but what is she saying?
The Drakengard series, Nier, and Nier Automata all have songs sung by Emi Evans and composed by Keichi Okabe. They invented a language called Chaos language which is ultimately meaningless and meaninglessness is a theme in the games. Also it is apparently based off of certain dialects of language depending on which song it is. It is meant to be what they believe language will sound like by those specific time periods especially in Nier and Automata. I hope someone fact checks me if I’m wrong about anything but I believe this is correct.
@@janterri3539 Your info. is correct. To add to your comment, the chaos language that Emi Evans came up with draws from English, French, Latin, German, Japanese, and other influences. As far as the theme of meaninglessness goes, I also think that's correct, but I would add that, at least in Automata, the question of finding meaning and purpose despite apparent meaninglessness is answered. On my interpretation, Automata gives a kind of existentially sort of answer, where what gives your life meaning is for you to decide. Tbh, I think that Automata is a beautiful work of art that anyone with an interest in philosophy/existentialism MUST experience at least once in their life -- it's that good!
@@janterri3539 afaik drakengard is actually sung in a broken sort of japanese, chaos is only nier onwards
@@elith6930 not really broken japanese, more like archaic japanese
@@manuelcastellanosjr4929 to further add to this, I believe I heard that some of the words are real words to help sell the idea that the language has some kind of meaning that the listener will end up conjuring and the music itself still imparts some kind of story that can only be felt on the emotional level.
Why is it not on PC or remastered... I want to play it so bad
Just tried playing it on the ps3 emulator on pc. Plays just fine, you should try it
Just watch walkthrough on youtube. Save your mental health.
Tragic tune. Anybody know when this song plays in the game?
Ending E
I'm pretty sure it plays during the secret zoo level. Either that or under the truck that's just off-screen at the docks.
its the main menu song
Your messing with the greatest mutant alive
hi i wanted to ask is there a way to find this specific ost on spotify? cant find it
El peor juego que he jugado, y que he sacado el platino, me divertí mucho con el.
Worst game in the series but has one of the best soundtracks in the series
It's not the worst I consider D2 worst and it's a shame they haven't do a remake of this trilogy
Best game in the series