15. Vanity Judge (Calm/Roar) ~【Fire Emblem Fates OST: Map Themes Mixed】 【HQ 1080p】
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ก.ย. 2016
- Map Theme for Chapter 5, Birthright Chapters 11, 12, 17, 18, Conquest Chapters 14 21, and Revelation Chapter 13.
Both the calm and battle versions were mixed into one track, so it changes from calm to battle, just like how it would be in the actual game itself. Hope you enjoy!
Game: Fire Emblem Fates
Developer: Intelligent Systems, Nintendo SPD
Publisher: Nintendo
Composers: Hiroki Morishita, Takeru Kanazaki, Yasuhisa Baba, Rei Kondoh, Masato Kouda
Album MP3 320KBPS DL Link ► www.mediafire.com/?aae4kn46bd...
Image Credit to MasterEnex ► masterenex.deviantart.com/art/...
Edited and Mixed by Loo Zhong Han.
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bro how can one game be so CARRIED by its OST
Probably the best ost of any fire emblem, even though the game itself isn’t that great
@@powpowouchy5 the plot I guess but the gameplay is still great
4/10 story, 10/10 music and 10/10 gameplay still manages to average out to a 8/10 banger
@@maagic2031 true
Looks like they repeated the formula with Engage...
Soundtrack? Great!
Gameplay? Fabulous!
Plot? What's that?
C-Characters? We heard you loved the personalities from Fates so much...
Very good transitions. Mixing that together must have taken a while.
Not exactly, in the editing software you have them playing at the same time but you have one version muted and just slowly have the sound on one fade I while the other fades out. It's surprisingly simple but cool