"The world is freezing over. If humanity is to survive, we have to finish these generators." "Makes sense to me!" "Then get back to work." "We're on strike! :)"
Not only that, they can do it several times in the span of only one or two in-game weeks Harsh working conditions, yes, but no group of worker would actually go on several strikes in such a short time I was thinking the other day about how, in only a bit more than a month you either create daily executions of labor camps, but it wouldn't need to occur if they acted like normal people and didn't start a strike every other day
@@sazechs_451 It depends. From the perspective of a worker, the point of a Strike may not necessarily be to get better working conditions, but just something to tide them over. Their goal might actually be the double food rations but they're using the terrible working conditions (which are a real problem) as how they get them. Just based on what happens, a lot of their friends may have died in an explosion just a week ago and if the conditions are the same... yeah, they could very well go on strike that often if the conditions rise to that level again. If I was working on a generator and my friend Tim blew up in there at Danger Level 3, and it's Danger Level 4? Hell nah, I'm not working. Even if we did just strike 2 days ago.
It's implied that the (radical)refugees from other failed generator projects and foreign agents are actively sabotaging you which wouldn't be far from the truth and what we see in game
The issue is that if shitty working conditions aren't reacted against immediately, they tend to become ingrained and considered 'acceptable'. This is a problem when you already know that other shit is also about to get *way worse*. It is bad enough to be working with experimental machinery that has a kill count without compensation. Now imagine getting told that you and the boys'll have to deal with it near 24/7 under even worse conditions indefinitely just so you get the 'privilege' of saving a thankless society that treats you as the underclass. Yeah, I don't think 'maybe saving humanity' is enough of a reward in of itself if that's also taken as a blank check to do all the unethical things to the people already dying to save said humanity.
"we might freeze out here and we cant produce food" "ok I will get on that" "no, we arent gonna work on building the heat generator until you give us 3 days of our food stockpile"
Fun fact, the run I got the "All Along the Watchtower" achievement I had exactly 3 people left in my colony, all of which were engineers. We finished the generator just as the sea froze over so I literally just sat and watched all 500+ convicts I had (a large portion of which hadn't even committed any crimes) descend into chaos and starvation over the next week. "Thank you for for your outstanding service to the Imperial Exploration Company, you are all relieved from duty and your sentences have officially been lifted. _God have mercy on your souls..."_
"You came here as the lowliest scum on Earth, but you will leave as the greatest Heroes in the History of Humanity. That you will leave in a body bag is irrelevant."
@@YourLocalMairaaboo Actually, the convicts working in the Generator haven't returned to England as said from the ending as well. So they just board to another prison ship for another Generator construction.
@@numbersdontmatter1116 this is actually confirmed in the: On The Edge DLC. The Shipwreck Camp (if you decide to save New London from collapse) say they’ll send few workers to help out and to get on New London’s good side, also to keep an eye on them and “Take a look at their Generator as they have experience in building a few.” And what do you know the Shipwreck camps’ people are convicts.
Me: "Motivation is high, working conditions are safe, no need to overreact" Game: "Sir, those ungrateful bastards started a strike for no reason" *New Company Rules are in Place!*
@@Lecrie Ohhhh man, after a full campaign of this scenario, hearing the first whispers of frost and the leitmotif of 'The City Must Survive" at 2:40 or so sent actual chills down my spine. Discontent rose for sure.... but the end of this theme, pure hope rising
When you're a forager and come back to the work camp after a week-long expedition in the ever-cooling weather, only to find that the harbor has frozen over, all workers have been imprisoned and are being forced to work in deadly conditions by armed engineers, and this is playing in the background.
@@JB-xl2jc Depending on the bossman of the place. Might be a good idea. People seem to survive -120 Celsius in this universe as long as it is outside town XD
I feel it following the City Must Survive makes sense, it's a bit different sure, but it's appropriate because the struggle associated with The City Must Survive would not even be possible without your efforts so... You must not fail. Ironically this is what you're fighting for at that point. A chance. And not necessarily for yourselves, for someone else most likely. Your workforce and you yourself possibly died in the ensuing chaos that destroyed civilization. But if you succeeded here you made a contribution to the survival of humanity in the process. And I think this also reflects in the theme. It feels heroic, in some ways even noble. You are the true heroes, the ones who gave humanity a chance to survive, to make it. And you will most likely never even be remembered.
@@lordwarlockthangwrath8662 I think it's implied that the boss does indeed become a captain, as in one of the end game messages of last autumn (no line crossed), the Imperial Exploration Company sets you onto another assignment when you return.
This theme is breathtaking. And the moment, when you have to wait with your 200 people for evacuation, with no sources of food and coal, when the weather is too cold that your people are catching illnesses one by one, but your medics can't recover them all... when their motivation is falling but they don't lose their hope. And you, their boss, their captain, are guiding them...
@@wadimek116 No. It was just my first time playing "the last autumn", when I didn't know what will happen. And still, all my workers survived. They also built and upgraded the generator completely. I think, this is success.
@@marisakirisame7616 My first time playing was 0 deaths and stockpiled 6k coal 2k steel and wood and only 100food. Got 800population acceptable ending. Generator was upgraded 5 days before ship.
This track really captures that esscence of panic you descend into late game, realizing that the shipment stop coming in, you cant order more men, its getting colder, youre running out of food
idk man, the game is plenty tense. i started ANH for the first time at like 10pm (mistake) and stayed up til almost 4am finished bc i couldn't drag myself away from the unfolding drama.
The British Empire, the biggest empire that ever existed, its borders are between the northernmost lands to the southernmost lands, the empire that dominated the land and the seas, the richest and most powerful empire is failing. He who once dominated nature and its resources is failing, all to build gigantic structures, a masterpiece in the world of engineering and technically impossible to be built, made for just one purpose, to warm up the people who live around, nothing more , it does not produce as a factory, it only serves to burn kilograms of coal, an amount that even the powerful British navy would gona have difficulty carrying, an unimaginable amount, everything just to burn, so that humanity has at least a chance to survive in the longest winter, a cold so icy, a force of unstoppable nature that one day the British Empire tried to dominate, shows to the same Empire that it cannot be dominated.
I was having a hear at the track "Water Tower" from Interstellar, which have a shit ton of views right now, and right at the build-up epic moment i was thinking : "man this shit is actually pretty good indeed, but it remembers me that track of Last Autumn somehow, which i think is on the same scale of epicness and beauty." Came here to listen once more and yeah, it def. is. S/O from France to the composer man.
Piotr Musial has become one of my favourite composers. Ever since I heard Slopes of Blessure the first time in Blood and Wine. Marcin Przybylowicz and P.T. Adamczyk are also among my favourites. I adore their work in the Witcher franchise and can't wait to see what they have in store in Cyberpunk 2077. Damn these Poles are good at art.
Throughout histroy we have endured the worst that nature can throw at us and each time it gets harder but everytime we master a disaster we become better we become one step closer to mastering nature herself
I passed it. I had only one engineer and one prisoner. I had thousands of food, but I lost all my coal. There were a lot of people, but they died in a few days. These both stayed for 2 days, and finally were saved. It was the most epic endgame in my fucking live
@@Fiannie I would never dare to say or imply that my good sir, it was just good fortune the scouts, found a... a new meat source near the construction site... yes of course.
the one thing that allowed me to survive with only 9 deaths by starvation is that I hadn't used all the trees around the city, so I was able to burn the wood for coal the entire time. Only had enough food for half a week though...
@@Maddock_ I was actually able to stockpile enough of everything I needed to get me all the way through the generator construction, except for steel and food. Only survived barely by legalizing cannibalism
I brought in more workers to finish the Generator even though I knew the food supply will not last. It is now T-Minus Day 6, the Generator is finished but so is the last crumb. I pray the Devil does not come to collect on our deal.
In my run I purposefully left 10 days worth of raw food from the scout camps outside the base. I stationed 2 groups at 2 separate camps. Lived off solely on normal rations provided by the fisherman hut just waiting for the COLD to arrive. Waited till Day36 at 00:00 which I ordered the the 1st group to deliver their supplies. Day37, CAME the COLD and the sea froze, luckily things went as I planned.. The food that i ordered from the previous day came just right in time. Then I ordered the 2nd group to send their supplies on Day37 so I'll get it on the next day while waiting the 1st group to make their way back. In the end, that's how I got constant food source even after the sea froze.
Strange. I found this song in game files, but it sounds quite different, but i can swear it is the same... Edit: yes. Game files have 2 separate files and the game mix them up. One is the "background" (the "explosive" sounds, the "dramatic" sounds and the escalating bass before the "main frostpunk theme" part) and the other is the pure music... What a thing
When ı hear this song ı imagine myself at the balcony of the generator.Watching people trying to survive.And you need to lead them even know you need to make sacrifices.
Hey yall, quick notice. Official soundtrack from The Last Autumn has just been released for free on the official 11 bit studios youtube channel. Here -> th-cam.com/video/HhgvMSYFu0g/w-d-xo.html is the link for the official and of course much better version of this particular track, which is called "The Inevitable".
I wouldn't call it a 'much better version'. I've been listening to the unofficial track for a long time, and it still sounds perfect, but the remastered version sounds awful. I can't even listen to it.
If there were words that describe the entirety of humanity, that leverages over their natural inclination, creativity, and that can spell their doom or salvation, might be these three ones: *It. Is. Working.*
Какой суп из опилок? Баладу жри и не выебывайся. Работа по 24 часа? Мы не монстры, 14 часов отработай и иди спать. Или отработай 10, тебя заменят вторая смена. Шахта? КАКАЯ НАХУЙ ШАХТА БЛЯТЬ МЫ СЕЙЧАС С НАПОРНЫМИ СУКА КЛАПАНАМИ РАБОТАЕМ
WOW. My generator comstruction was really slow,since i finished building it in day 43,and wasn't able to upgrade it in any way,and EVEN building it that slowly,and having A LOT of struggle with deadlines,i already was on stage 3 when the first snow started falling.
Well, i don't remember any other memorable track that plays during the playthrough other than this one. I actually recorded this in game so it makes things more complicated and i would need to replay the DLC to get something new. I'm gonna try and find time to replay it and possibly get more new tracks but i can't promise you anything right now. I think other people will be faster than me anyway, and the best thing is to wait for 11 bit studios to realase the official soundtrack from the DLC.
@@Han_Harrison Well, not really like that. There is another track where there is a good, powerful piece of wind instruments. It is played throughout the game.
When that song started playing, my generator site was already a bizarre dictatorship using slave labor to finish the damn generator. 234 prisoners died in the end 💀
"The world is freezing over. If humanity is to survive, we have to finish these generators."
"Makes sense to me!"
"Then get back to work."
"We're on strike! :)"
Not only that, they can do it several times in the span of only one or two in-game weeks
Harsh working conditions, yes, but no group of worker would actually go on several strikes in such a short time
I was thinking the other day about how, in only a bit more than a month you either create daily executions of labor camps, but it wouldn't need to occur if they acted like normal people and didn't start a strike every other day
@@sazechs_451 It depends. From the perspective of a worker, the point of a Strike may not necessarily be to get better working conditions, but just something to tide them over. Their goal might actually be the double food rations but they're using the terrible working conditions (which are a real problem) as how they get them. Just based on what happens, a lot of their friends may have died in an explosion just a week ago and if the conditions are the same... yeah, they could very well go on strike that often if the conditions rise to that level again.
If I was working on a generator and my friend Tim blew up in there at Danger Level 3, and it's Danger Level 4? Hell nah, I'm not working. Even if we did just strike 2 days ago.
It's implied that the (radical)refugees from other failed generator projects and foreign agents are actively sabotaging you which wouldn't be far from the truth and what we see in game
The issue is that if shitty working conditions aren't reacted against immediately, they tend to become ingrained and considered 'acceptable'. This is a problem when you already know that other shit is also about to get *way worse*. It is bad enough to be working with experimental machinery that has a kill count without compensation. Now imagine getting told that you and the boys'll have to deal with it near 24/7 under even worse conditions indefinitely just so you get the 'privilege' of saving a thankless society that treats you as the underclass.
Yeah, I don't think 'maybe saving humanity' is enough of a reward in of itself if that's also taken as a blank check to do all the unethical things to the people already dying to save said humanity.
"we might freeze out here and we cant produce food"
"ok I will get on that"
"no, we arent gonna work on building the heat generator until you give us 3 days of our food stockpile"
*Generator is operational. It's....It's operational!*
Yep... to bad we can't use it! Our employers are dicks!!!
Yeah, it's operational, and now let's die from cold, because we can't run it for ourself.
Ironic, they could save Liverpool from the cold, but not themselves!
@@lordwarlockthangwrath8662 is it possible to learn this power?
@@thehalfnegativeoptimist4578 not from the IEC.
Fun fact, the run I got the "All Along the Watchtower" achievement I had exactly 3 people left in my colony, all of which were engineers. We finished the generator just as the sea froze over so I literally just sat and watched all 500+ convicts I had (a large portion of which hadn't even committed any crimes) descend into chaos and starvation over the next week.
"Thank you for for your outstanding service to the Imperial Exploration Company, you are all relieved from duty and your sentences have officially been lifted.
_God have mercy on your souls..."_
"You came here as the lowliest scum on Earth, but you will leave as the greatest Heroes in the History of Humanity. That you will leave in a body bag is irrelevant."
@@YourLocalMairaaboo Actually, the convicts working in the Generator haven't returned to England as said from the ending as well. So they just board to another prison ship for another Generator construction.
@@numbersdontmatter1116 I never said they returned. Only that they left.
@@numbersdontmatter1116 this is actually confirmed in the: On The Edge DLC.
The Shipwreck Camp (if you decide to save New London from collapse) say they’ll send few workers to help out and to get on New London’s good side, also to keep an eye on them and “Take a look at their Generator as they have experience in building a few.” And what do you know the Shipwreck camps’ people are convicts.
The fact you said you only had 3 people left, and then mentioned 500+ Convicts is a bit worrying, they're people too you know!
Me: "Motivation is high, working conditions are safe, no need to overreact"
Game: "Sir, those ungrateful bastards started a strike for no reason"
*New Company Rules are in Place!*
*Proceed the Strike Busting?*
@@melvinhotdogman6926 Definitely XD
I prefer leaning to workers than engineers
I have basically zero tolerance for labor unions in real life, I see no reason that should be mitigated at all in a fictional apocalypse.
@@thisisaname5589 I didn't know Jeff Bezos played Frostpunk
These madmen nailed the soundtrack once again.
*Discontent falls*
Hope rise
Pretty sure discontent rises when you first hear this music in game...
Motivation increases
@@Lecrie Ohhhh man, after a full campaign of this scenario, hearing the first whispers of frost and the leitmotif of 'The City Must Survive" at 2:40 or so sent actual chills down my spine. Discontent rose for sure.... but the end of this theme, pure hope rising
I love that it essentially follows the same path of The City Must Survive
Wait, i think i saw you few times before ...
demomantf2
Hey i see you in every video that i watch haha
Both tracks are the same length in the game files too.
"We will finish this thing or die trying..."
"People depends of our job, for the last chance to survive. We can not give up"
"And I don't care if it wasn't in your contract!"
I cant find these 3 quotes in the game. Where are they from?
More like : "Jobs too hard. Jobs too dangerous. I don't want too work. Feeling like a day off."
@@jakubinglot289They aren't. It's the feeling of the players.
This game, man. In the ending I was like: "Work to the death! May god have mercy on your souls, for I have none!"
When you're a forager and come back to the work camp after a week-long expedition in the ever-cooling weather, only to find that the harbor has frozen over, all workers have been imprisoned and are being forced to work in deadly conditions by armed engineers, and this is playing in the background.
Or all engineers executed by workers.
And the only reaction would be to leave and come back once it's finished and join the City.
@@redholm "Fuck this, I'm going to hang out with the polar bear in his cave instead"
@@JB-xl2jc Depending on the bossman of the place. Might be a good idea. People seem to survive -120 Celsius in this universe as long as it is outside town XD
I feel it following the City Must Survive makes sense, it's a bit different sure, but it's appropriate because the struggle associated with The City Must Survive would not even be possible without your efforts so... You must not fail. Ironically this is what you're fighting for at that point. A chance. And not necessarily for yourselves, for someone else most likely. Your workforce and you yourself possibly died in the ensuing chaos that destroyed civilization. But if you succeeded here you made a contribution to the survival of humanity in the process. And I think this also reflects in the theme. It feels heroic, in some ways even noble. You are the true heroes, the ones who gave humanity a chance to survive, to make it. And you will most likely never even be remembered.
This or the boss became this city captain afterwards.
Very well said. Take care bud!
@@lordwarlockthangwrath8662 I think it's implied that the boss does indeed become a captain, as in one of the end game messages of last autumn (no line crossed), the Imperial Exploration Company sets you onto another assignment when you return.
@@Athidius Maybe you and your workforce are the same who stole the ships in the Refugees scenario.
For queen and country
This theme is breathtaking. And the moment, when you have to wait with your 200 people for evacuation, with no sources of food and coal, when the weather is too cold that your people are catching illnesses one by one, but your medics can't recover them all... when their motivation is falling but they don't lose their hope. And you, their boss, their captain, are guiding them...
And through all the trials and tribulations, fear and anger, pain and suffer. Despite them all... *Everyone Came Home*
You're breathtaking!
Seems like you are bad at this game
@@wadimek116 No. It was just my first time playing "the last autumn", when I didn't know what will happen. And still, all my workers survived. They also built and upgraded the generator completely. I think, this is success.
@@marisakirisame7616 My first time playing was 0 deaths and stockpiled 6k coal 2k steel and wood and only 100food. Got 800population acceptable ending. Generator was upgraded 5 days before ship.
I REALLY like how this incorporates both the new soundtracks and elements from "The City Must Survive". It creates a surreal music score. Love it.
That feel when you have 24 hour left to finish ur entire project
This track really captures that esscence of panic you descend into late game, realizing that the shipment stop coming in, you cant order more men, its getting colder, youre running out of food
The City Must Survive! ... But a bit more softly this time. We're just the set up crew and it's not even that cold yet... *shivers*
The worksite must survive!
My worksite finishing on 45 day with 5 ill and hungry people and 1 ill canibal engineer. Food, wood and coal was depleted on 41 day.
@@giperionstuff4249 so let me get this straight, you finished with 6 employes alive?
And I thought my worksite was deadly...
*Hope rises*
*Motivaton rises*
Soundtrack is here.
*Discontent rises*
DLC is not for Console. Yet
Christ i swear the music in this game makes it feel a lot more tense than things actually are in game
Play it in survivor, the theme will fit perfectly, I guarantee !
@@zweihander1557 Winterhome on survivor ohh boy!
idk man, the game is plenty tense. i started ANH for the first time at like 10pm (mistake) and stayed up til almost 4am finished bc i couldn't drag myself away from the unfolding drama.
The British Empire, the biggest empire that ever existed, its borders are between the northernmost lands to the southernmost lands, the empire that dominated the land and the seas, the richest and most powerful empire is failing. He who once dominated nature and its resources is failing, all to build gigantic structures, a masterpiece in the world of engineering and technically impossible to be built, made for just one purpose, to warm up the people who live around, nothing more , it does not produce as a factory, it only serves to burn kilograms of coal, an amount that even the powerful British navy would gona have difficulty carrying, an unimaginable amount, everything just to burn, so that humanity has at least a chance to survive in the longest winter, a cold so icy, a force of unstoppable nature that one day the British Empire tried to dominate, shows to the same Empire that it cannot be dominated.
I was having a hear at the track "Water Tower" from Interstellar, which have a shit ton of views right now, and right at the build-up epic moment i was thinking : "man this shit is actually pretty good indeed, but it remembers me that track of Last Autumn somehow, which i think is on the same scale of epicness and beauty." Came here to listen once more and yeah, it def. is.
S/O from France to the composer man.
Piotr Musial has become one of my favourite composers. Ever since I heard Slopes of Blessure the first time in Blood and Wine. Marcin Przybylowicz and P.T. Adamczyk are also among my favourites. I adore their work in the Witcher franchise and can't wait to see what they have in store in Cyberpunk 2077. Damn these Poles are good at art.
In the days of old,
When nights were cold,
And toilets weren't invented,
We would lay our load,
Upon the road,
And walk away contented.
Amen
Throughout histroy we have endured the worst that nature can throw at us and each time it gets harder but everytime we master a disaster we become better we become one step closer to mastering nature herself
Listening to this song really gives chills while you're struggling to survive
I passed it. I had only one engineer and one prisoner. I had thousands of food, but I lost all my coal. There were a lot of people, but they died in a few days. These both stayed for 2 days, and finally were saved. It was the most epic endgame in my fucking live
I havn’t even seen this dlc AND I FEEL IT
"Hey, guess what? See that snow there? Your world is ending RIGHT NOW, get off your ass, and BUILD."
*Take a deep breath*
okay this part is going to be tricky without the generator.... and a conventional food source...
Are you implying there is an un-conventional food source? Heh.
@@Fiannie I would never dare to say or imply that my good sir, it was just good fortune the scouts, found a... a new meat source near the construction site... yes of course.
the one thing that allowed me to survive with only 9 deaths by starvation is that I hadn't used all the trees around the city, so I was able to burn the wood for coal the entire time. Only had enough food for half a week though...
@@Maddock_ I was actually able to stockpile enough of everything I needed to get me all the way through the generator construction, except for steel and food. Only survived barely by legalizing cannibalism
@@Dust514rocks modern problems require modern solutions... ;)
I need this on Spotify now and hear it until my ears bleed.
Once again, 11bit has outdone themselves, wonderful ost as always.
I brought in more workers to finish the Generator even though I knew the food supply will not last. It is now T-Minus Day 6, the Generator is finished but so is the last crumb. I pray the Devil does not come to collect on our deal.
*WORKERS! TODAY YOU FORGE YOUR TOMORROW!*
The song that plays when you are not saving yourself but total strangers. Ones that will probably never know your name.
My new favourite frostpunk soundtrack
In my run I purposefully left 10 days worth of raw food from the scout camps outside the base. I stationed 2 groups at 2 separate camps. Lived off solely on normal rations provided by the fisherman hut just waiting for the COLD to arrive. Waited till Day36 at 00:00 which I ordered the the 1st group to deliver their supplies. Day37, CAME the COLD and the sea froze, luckily things went as I planned.. The food that i ordered from the previous day came just right in time. Then I ordered the 2nd group to send their supplies on Day37 so I'll get it on the next day while waiting the 1st group to make their way back. In the end, that's how I got constant food source even after the sea froze.
2:58 Onwards is sublime.
It is indeed
Strange. I found this song in game files, but it sounds quite different, but i can swear it is the same...
Edit: yes. Game files have 2 separate files and the game mix them up. One is the "background" (the "explosive" sounds, the "dramatic" sounds and the escalating bass before the "main frostpunk theme" part) and the other is the pure music... What a thing
Beautiful. Just. Beautiful
a scenario where prisoners left behind or who have fled trying to build a generator or build a city would be nice ( sorry for bad english)
Yo quisiera ver un dlc de los pioneros franceses
Finally! I’ve been looking everywhere for this and you’ve finally put it up! Thank you good sir!
When ı hear this song ı imagine myself at the balcony of the generator.Watching people trying to survive.And you need to lead them even know you need to make sacrifices.
The scaffholding sorrounding the thermal hulls*
That moment when you realize that all hope is lost... and that you are glad this is just a game.
Hey yall, quick notice. Official soundtrack from The Last Autumn has just been released for free on the official 11 bit studios youtube channel.
Here -> th-cam.com/video/HhgvMSYFu0g/w-d-xo.html is the link for the official and of course much better version of this particular track, which is called "The Inevitable".
Yep, was about to comment that the official soundtrack is out. It was nice of you to have it uploaded here though ! Thanks for the time it lasted :)
Thanks a lot mate, this helped me get through a lot of homework last year
I wouldn't call it a 'much better version'. I've been listening to the unofficial track for a long time, and it still sounds perfect, but the remastered version sounds awful. I can't even listen to it.
*The Generator Must Thrive!*
SOMEONE DISLIKED THIS SONG, THROW HIM IN JAIL.
Woah, the dislike dissapeared. Did you execute him?
You execute, I deploy the Garris.... I mean the armed supervisers...
If there were words that describe the entirety of humanity, that leverages over their natural inclination, creativity, and that can spell their doom or salvation, might be these three ones:
*It. Is. Working.*
Под эту музыку самое то есть суп из опилок и въебывать в шахтах 24 часа в сутки
Во славу Ебеньграда, хули
Какой суп из опилок? Баладу жри и не выебывайся.
Работа по 24 часа? Мы не монстры, 14 часов отработай и иди спать. Или отработай 10, тебя заменят вторая смена.
Шахта? КАКАЯ НАХУЙ ШАХТА БЛЯТЬ МЫ СЕЙЧАС С НАПОРНЫМИ СУКА КЛАПАНАМИ РАБОТАЕМ
@@pierre_ilsak И кстати надо взять на работу противогаз, ибо сегодня обещали 3 уровень ядовитого газа. Зато глюки после работы будут отменные!
They really need to update the soundtrack so it's actually complete.
Your 12K views is me listening to this on loop
Ahh, finally I finishing with first step of my generation building. Hold on a second, is this a snowflake coming from the sky?
Well, someone isn't big on deadlines...
WOW.
My generator comstruction was really slow,since i finished building it in day 43,and wasn't able to upgrade it in any way,and EVEN building it that slowly,and having A LOT of struggle with deadlines,i already was on stage 3 when the first snow started falling.
how is this version better then the released official ost.
like this sounds more instrumental and has more clarity
The same theme could be perfect when Stannis will have to fight on his own against the incoming Bolton’s army in the next book
Build the Generator the Frost is coming!!
Do more of the soundtrack please.
Well, i don't remember any other memorable track that plays during the playthrough other than this one. I actually recorded this in game so it makes things more complicated and i would need to replay the DLC to get something new.
I'm gonna try and find time to replay it and possibly get more new tracks but i can't promise you anything right now. I think other people will be faster than me anyway, and the best thing is to wait for 11 bit studios to realase the official soundtrack from the DLC.
@@Han_Harrison Well, not really like that. There is another track where there is a good, powerful piece of wind instruments. It is played throughout the game.
@@ВалерийВалериев-ж7ж Yeah you are probably right, i just can't remember it. Gonna pay more attention next time i play it.
This game would fit with the Burgundian lullaby
aww dude youre a god, thanks for uploading this
Get back to work lads, the cold is coming
THE SNOW'S COMING BOYS!
When that song started playing, my generator site was already a bizarre dictatorship using slave labor to finish the damn generator. 234 prisoners died in the end 💀
CORPSE SOUP!
The fallen autumn
Complete the mission no matter the cost 😢
Godlike
1:45 grrrrrrr gRRR GRRRRRR
What?
Does anyone know what instrument it is that comes in around 1:45?
I wonder what the nex dlc(project tvgr..something) will be about
what do you think?
I would love to build the big train you can found in the last autumn! Must be challenging!
I vote for either dreadnaught adventures, or workshop tools given into our hands.
A Tesla City DLC?
It was announced.The name is On The Edge,and it's a continuation to the main story.Going to launch this summer.
Whats the name of this track? I can’t find it, please help
Meanwhile in the USA
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