Central Factory - Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition OST [084] [DE]
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Game-Rip of the Xenoblade Chronicles Original Soundtrack, composed by Manami Kiyota, ACE+, Yoko Shimomura, and Yasunori Mitsuda.
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Ah yes, *_O F F E N S I V E D I A R I E S._*
For real, some of those names really made me laugh. Offensive DIARY and Defensive ONION were my favorite
I love the stupid mechon names.
Egil was lonely man, give him a break
@Kieran WASTIE funny thing about the M88 Worst is that on the XC wiki, someone commented "it's Juju!"
M78 MOIST
Music tracks with a heavy emphasis on strings or brass suffer the most when synthesized. This is one of those tracks, and it was always destined to be orchestrated one day.
Very true. I feel the same way. Xenoblade ever suffered from fake orchestra, despite it's great soundtrack. It's also the reason Xenoblade 2 Soundtrack is my favorit *because it was recorded with a huge symphony orchestra). I am still really glad they remade most of Xenoblade 1's score.
@@jogymogy3691 I disagree. I think the synthesized orchestra gave the game a very unique and very clean feel to it. It has a certain feel to it that you can't reproduce with a real orchestra.
I think some songs benefited from it and others didn't. Galahad Fortress sounds a million times better in DE, but Agniratha day IMO sounds better in the original
@Jonah Laining good question
@Jonah Laining I went back and listened to both and I like them the same now. I think the new one grew on me
Taking down Magestic Mordred in an epic chain attack combo while being a level lower was so satisfying. This games combat is exhilarating, especially when the plan of attack comes together perfectly.
that guy is a pushover if you use the cheese strats tho lol. But I do agree with you
That damn gigantic Mechon? It's too powerful for me. I even had a hard time fighting Beautiful Vagul.
@@ramahermawan4598 Do some quests to level up, equip Dunban with a bunch of agility boosting gems, equip all of Sharla's healing arts. I remember he was immune to break and topple, however if you keep using moves of the same colour in a chain attack you'll get damage multipliers. E.g. Sharla's headshot --> Dunban's Gale slash --> Shulks backslash. Using a talent art also counts as any colour and it can be followed with a different colour too. Meaning you can have a combo of red followed by a talent art and the combo can continue with pink arts despite starting with red. Equipping tension up gems to the other characters should help with getting a long chain attack going.
@@maxg2335 I see you use Sharla too. I agree with people that she's the worst character, but she can be very useful in tough battles against higher level enemies when you need healing desperately. If she had a half decent talent art I'd probably use her a lot more tbh lol, but she has her uses
Joe Cool Honestly I always found the game didn’t have a worst party member, I used her a bunch on this playthrough (4th time playing the game) and there’s multiple powerful monsters I wouldn’t have defeated if I didn’t have her keeping everyone alive. I beat a level 86 monster at level 78 with Dunban as the main attacker and Sharla keeping him alive. I dunno, I find her underrated. Also her insta kill headshot attack has saved me from really long fights on multiple occasions AND she can inflict both Break and Daze, get some one who can inflict topple and assuming the RNG works for you (which it did often enough for me) enemies can easily be vulnerable to a headshot.
this music is amazing. xenoblade chronicles is one of the best games I've ever seen
Best game of all time
Just seen? Play it!
Nah, 8/10. The Naypon are highly irritating and Melia is the weakest party member in the group with Rain and Duncan.
@@ninjamagic004 how much of the game did you play? The Nopon are funny. Melia is fine but probably doesn't fit your playstyle. Same goes for Dunban and Reyn. And why are you judging a game based on those things? Judge games on story, graphics, gameplay(you can choose who your party is btw), and music. All of which are really good in xenoblade chronicles.
Side note: I would highly recommend chuggaaconroy's playthrough of the wii version.
@@BlueToad10 I've played the whole game I was making fun of IGN. Everything I said was in their review
this is so fucking good. Always felt like this was a * slightly * underrated track.
Also, this area visually looks AMAZING in DE.
Right? Honestly all of mechonis blew me away in DE, but the central factory definitely had the biggest impact imo.
fr all the metallic and factory imagery looks amazing when the colors aren't blurry and the textures aren't in 144p
Anybody who's never played this game, first of all get it since you have another chance and it looks really freaking good in DE. Second, this area looks as good as the music sounds in DE (Xenoblade has this talent for making it easy to visualize the place any track plays in).
Gotta love that glowing orange sky, as expected from a deep Mechonis area.
Just looking away for a sec and you focus on the background. Absolutely MASSIVE metal gears and pieces moving over what I believe is molten metal, so damn impacting
MY GOD THAT PEAK SOUNDS INCREDIBLE
Our journey on the Mechonis may have been short but I loved every moment of it
my first time it felt like ages. of course part of that is because I was using a spoiler-free guide that told me you'd better keep grabbing blue glowies til you get X number of grape springs or whatever, so I was sitting around Agniratha for ages. It's funny how different it looked in the original game, I flat-out never noticed there were windows showing the sky. I instead felt like it was this.. giant parking garage, lit only by dim orange lights, and feeling gloomy and foreboding due to its odd mixture of being dead and suuuper alive and ready to kill you every time you go around that damn spiral staircase one more damn time.
What’s genius about this track is that they decide to foreshadow the Agniratha theme by having piano play fragments of the motive starting at 3:09. Very subtle detail, but makes a huge difference in context
Oh my god, that's so cool.
Dang, I never caught that, that’s actually pretty cool
3:25 that build-up with the piano gives me chills every time
SPOILERS
Part of the tragedy of the Mechonis’ destruction is simply losing access to some of the best music in the game
Wish they retconned it in NG+ like how they retconned Torna being bad guys in XC2 NG+
So true
And also losing access to some of the best views, as well.
It would've been great if the Nopon Sage granted you access to now inaccessible areas. Even if you'd have to win or buy the ability to access them. XC2 definitely did it better. There's only one area that becomes completely inaccessible and the game warns you when it happens, so you can decide to not save and go back to check if you haven't missed something.
just part of what makes it so great.. the whole early part of the game you're like YEAH GO KILL THOSE METAL BASTARDS and.. you got your damn wish.
This one's probably the area theme with the most changed tonally, but it sounds fantastic and better than ever before imo
Really? I don’t think its tone is too different. What do you feel has changed?
@@MrStarman926 The original was more foreboding, with a heavier emphasis on the bass line and percussion - it felt like you were sneaking through the enemy base in enemy territory, trying to slip through to make it to the end. This version oomphed the higher brass lines for a much more triumphant battle sort of theme. This version doesn't sound like you're sneaking through enemy territory, it sounds like you're kicking the door down and telling Egil to get ready, because you're on your way up.
@@heathersmith4042 OooOoh.. i LIKE that last line, well said
@@heathersmith4042 Well, that would be fitting, since that's exactly what you're doing. Egil knows full well you're coming--heck, he even invited you to come.
I thought I was ready for how this place would look like in HD and how this track would sound like remastered.
*_Holy fuck, was I not ready._*
Really feels like going to war, and that's precisely why this is so good.
Like the factory before you're fighting Smithy in Super Mario RPG.
@@ramahermawan4598 Yeah, like that!
I will miss this place so much. This new version makes me even more.
These horns are fan-darn-fricking-tastic. I love that.
The piano in the second part of the song is just amazing
Yeah. The way it builds from those tiny little echoes to the wood block, into grand chords going with the entire orchestra, is simply incredible
I listened to this at the gym and got a new PR on bench press
well congratulations my dude
Going into Definitive Edition, I already knew the main game’s story from watching Chuggaaconroy’s Let’s Play years ago, but I avoided watching the story cutscenes in the remake’s engine, because I knew that they'd look amazing and I just wanted to be blown away by them when I got to them on my first run. So when I got to this area, knowing full well what was coming, this music certainly ramped up the tension and excitement for me. And it was absolutely worth it. One of the best moments of the entire run.
Spoiler warning...
I love how this track sounds like something that would play as you approach the final boss, and that’s exactly how it should sound, since at this point in the game, that’s what you think you’re doing. Once you get to Mechonis Core, a huge plot twist occurs and all of a sudden Egil is no longer an antagonist. Eventually, the time comes when you truly are approaching the final battle once you return to Prison Island, where The End Lies Ahead plays. Both of these tracks perfectly capture the feeling of approaching the climax of an epic journey, and I think it’s really cool that they even incorporated that feeling into the track that plays when you think that that’s what’s happening.
well put.
And the song that plays (A Tragic Decision) in the battle against Yaldabaoth at Agniratha also feels like a final boss theme too, and that's the first time you hear the song.
@@SeriousStriker
Actually, we hear it first in Galahad Fortress.
I feel the Central Factory theme doesn't really get the attention it deserves. Although I still prefer Mechonis Field, this track is very enjoyable to listen to. I really like the moving mechanical parts in the background of the Central Factory, it really adds to the atmosphere of the Mechonis.
Yeah, finally the area looks like we're inside of a GARGANTUAN robot being. I literally spent half an hour looking at the fine details in the background.
This area really made me fEEl like I was almost done the journey.
The sheer scope and _delivering_ on that sense of scale is what really makes the world of xenoblade chronicles so good. If it looks big, it _is_ big.
The way the music in this game just helps tell the story is amazing. This song makes this area FEEL like shit is about to go down.
The timpani in this is soooo good it really adds the tension to the piece. It's pretty different track to what we're used to hearing in the game
this improved so fucking much oh my god
To think they made one of my favorite tracks in the game even better.
I just remember coming across a unique monster only to be shot down by the instant death spike as soon as I hit the dang thinf
Oh wow the piano at 3:10 resembles the melody of Agniratha
As much as I already love the soundtrack, this just makes it so much better
i love the orchestra in this. the clattering notes at the beginning of the song being a higher pitch in the original is definitely tripping me up, but this song as a whole definitely came out with a leg up with the remaster.
the main part uses the engage the enemy motif
This is when the game started to get really hard.
Call in Melia for Agility buff.
Bring Shulk for Monado Busting.
And don't forget the agility tank, Dunban.
Imagine theme songs in real life as you enter your local walmart:
Me when I start asking for my meal at McDonald's
god i love this game
I was wondering why this song sounded so heroic, despite just running around beating up a few robots... and then i entered through the cooling valve.
Mechonis has some of the best music in the game why did they have to make in inaccessible
I make separate saves in files 2 and 3 specifically to be able to go back if I wanna, really useful if you just wanna walk around these areas
To make it more special and encourage people to play the game again.
1:24 is the best part, prove me wrong
They had to make sure the music in these areas were amazing so when the Mechonis is destroyed we'll be even more hurt by it.
盛り上がりが本当に好きだ、、
This feels like something you would hear in a final stage and also sounds like jungle Joyride (night)
The extra violin's and drums cute and all the original still amazing
This one's an upgrade tbh
The glock part and real string and brass instruments make this SO much better than the original score
Fantastic
The musical story telling in this song is ridiculously pristine. I'm playing the game with sound on for my second time and I'm listening to this song while thinking about what's to come. I think this is the first song with strings that don't sound jovial. I could gush forever about this one song right now.
The peaks at first are strings. Then later, the peaks impliment more brass, which is reminiscent of You Will Know Our Names. Villian instrument. Triumph instrument.
This is a pretty good rendition of the theme. I think i like this one, even though its not as tense as the original.
Wow This Music Slaps Hard and Beats Hard I’m Impressed about that
I like the percussion and bass line on the original and everything else in the Definitive Edition.
This part of the game was very tedious, but I think tedium actually really helped the experience in this part. This was supposed to be a very long and grueling part of the story. I felt exhausted by this part of the story, but I desperately needed to know what happens next, so I kept pushing on.
0:53 i hear the Attack on Titan intro in that little bit-
i thought exactly the same! it's almost the same melody and harmonization
This place has that titan-sized Mechon, though.
If anything, it's the opposite. The original version of this track came before the AoT anime and therefore that show's main theme. Xenoblade 1 came out in 2010, AoT released in 2013.
ahh..so beautiful
The only solace in the side quest “new weapon for [7]” is that you get to listen to this song while you walk for 5 minutes to get an upgrade for [7]’s weapon that is only better than what you would have at this point by like 60 points
Finally found it!
Man, you can barely hear the piano descending arpeggios at 3:49. That was one of my favorite parts and the bombastic violins/horns drown it out now.
I do really like SOME of these remastered songs, but it's interesting how differently emphasized instruments/portions can change the whole mood slightly.
I totally feel you in general, but not exactly for this particular theme. I’m a much bigger fan of this one than the original.
Edit: definitely hear what you’re talking about. That is kind of lame.
No you can definitely here it
Oh thank got it wasn’t just me hearing this
yeah that's unfortunate, i've only ever played the remaster, and it's a shame that the remastered music doesn't capture that particular subtlety
still think the new one is better in a lot of ways, but if i'd played the original first i'd prob be upset as well, reminds me of the remastered music in halo 2 for mcc
M A J E S T I C | M O R D R E D
I just destroyed the perfect 69 comments, I'm a monster and I love it
This sounds like you're trying to escape from something.
Me and the boys saving the god damn world
Chocolate Rain
Much better arrangement
This is so Xenoblade X vibes rn
The entire Mechonis is Xenoblade X.
How if xenoblade with shulk was the first ever xenoblade bozos
Xenoblade X was 2015 and shulks was 2010
Ehh…. I don’t know about that. Most of Xenoblade X ost sounded more VOCAL, especially the battle themes. I don’t really hear the comparison here, unless you’re comparing it an area theme from X or something.
All the remains went to City Ferronis
this track reminds me of mario kart music tbh
I still find it very strange that this and agniritha have only one theme.
Like I get you only go there one time but still
Agniratha has day and night
For this and mechonis field, you're in a giant robot thing, so it's meant to feel very unnatural (hence no day/night cycle, nor themes)
this one have a diferent vibe to the original i prefer the original this one is like less powerfull
Why 10 min?
The song is over 4 minutes long and all these videos loop the songs once
I wish this was used inside Origin
I mean, it sounds amazing, but...
Am I the only one who thinks it peaks way too often...?
Im sorry but this version doesnt work unlike the original one.
Would you like to elaborate on that
Both are good but the oG is better ofc
@@shulkdrk3705 That's not elaborating why the original is better