Its definitely up there that's for sure. Witcher 3, New Vegas, and GTA San Andreas have been my top 3 for like 10 years and this just completely shook it up.
shame it was buggy as all hell, reloading saves because you get a game breaking bug you can only prevent by loading hours old save is a disaster@@ImYourWattson
@@Glade4i'm half way into act 3 and have had hardly any bugs, you can also prevent most bugs by just saving frequently. If you have to go back 4 hours because that was the last time you saved, that's your problem, not the games.
one of the few games (if not the only one) where i didn't skip the credits after my first playthrough. Larian put a titan's effort on this game. and the Composer said "let this day be our day" and created an album for the game. i pay respects to the game which made me feel every emotion i've ever known.
i actually hated this part, for the developers were fools blinded by their own humility. They are thanking us, when in reality, it should be us thanking them, for blessing us with this masterpiece.
Hearing this song at the end of the game during the credits really felt so damned cinematic. Because we'd heard its leitmotif throughout the game, it felt like this was the culmination of every choice we'd made, because it was. What a beautiful game they gave us in a world where so many devs cut corners. And what a beautiful song to finish it off. Top down, everything was so good.
Devs cut corners often because they have to. Don’t put the blame on the developers, mate. Not every game can be Divinity 2 or BG3, and if they were, it would be less special when a bg3 did come out. Publishers pay game devs poorly and wanting games of this caliber is going to often encourage crunch in the industry. This game was a perfect storm where none of that crap had to happen.
I really wish there were pictures of our party doing stuff throughout the game , fighting, enjoying, despairing, surprised by enemies, killing enemies, meeting the emperor and the villains. Just cinematic shots of all those events playing out with an ending scene with Withers and the ending after party when the song ends.
@@AndrewThoesen l'art pour l'art - bg3 isnt true art for art's sake. just a platform for larian's political propaganda. it would be art if they didnt feel the need to shove politics down everybodys throat.
I did beat the game 1 hour ago. When this was playing in the credits scene I can't help myself to cry. Thank you Larian for the precious experience and thank you Borislav for making the game memorable and touching with your ethereal music.
I almost cry every time I listen to this. It doesn’t help that I have the image of my first character charging with Wyll and Karlach into avernus burned into my memory for forever
[Lyrics] We'd pick our way, overhear more in changing You into me and me into you I meant to say that I love you or maybe Fear like a flame, what's happening to me? Firelight burning the tower Hold tight don't fight the power Firelight burning the tower Hold tight, don't fight, don't fight, don't lose the power I went away cause I missed you or maybe You are not me and am I truly you? Lantered with a star Hard tide hammering where you are Step slow as a fawn Firelight burning the tower Crowned light for the fall I found you too soon Shining star of mine hold tight Don't fight the power Moonlight burning the flower Hold tight don't fight the power Firelight burning the tower Hold tight, don't fight, don't fight, don't lose the power
I've played so many games throughout my life, 15+ years of it, completed every single quest of series such as Mass Effect, Dragon Age, The Witcher, Assassin's Creed, Fallout, Elder Scrolls, Bioshock, Borderlands, Deus Ex, Halo, Metro, Half Life, Resident Evil, Tomb Raider, Horizon, Dead Space, DOOM and plenty others... Dragon Age Origins managed to be a cathartic conclusion after all was said and done, and never thought I'd feel the same way again in a game...and then Baldur's Gate 3 got my eye... A series I had no clue about prior to the third entry, neither did I paid attention to the early access either, and this game managed to beat DA:O in my books, I cried when I saw that ending... I was blessed by having the best positive outcome possible, against all odds, on my first playthrough, this game left me speechless, what a beautiful journey, not only the game itself, but as a reminder that games like this are still loved by people, I had honestly lost hope. Thank you Larian Studios, you've given me the best gaming experience of my life, I only wish I could go back and do it again for the first time.
If you haven't played it yet, give Divinity Original Sin 2 a try. It's different on many aspects, but it shows the same kind of love. The ending is something you can only experience once, truly.
Thank you brother in arms! There have not been such emotions since the days of DAO and the Mass Effect series. But if you want to experience something like this again, try Pathfinder Wrath of the Righteous!
After hearing this song in the credits I immediately came here to find it. Baldur's Gate III has been one heck of an emotional journey, and I owe a lot of that to the music. Thank you Borislav and all of the performers for enhancing an already stellar experience with your beautiful music.
I dunno if comments are still being read but, i remember finishing the game and all the characters and adventures i did with my first run-through and how happy i felt. Then as the credits rolled after talking to everyone in the epilogue and seeing the happy and warm ending i got; i remember hearing this song playing and thinking to myself, "this game is a masterpiece and i need to run through again! I might have missed so much" im on my 4th rin through now and have plans for a 5th with a whole slew of new choices to think about and the soundtrack to enjoy once more. Splendid game and splendid sound design
The first thing I said to a friend of mine who was also playing, when I completed it for the first time... like ending a good book series, I both desperately want to go back to that world, but also feel like I need about 10 business days to process all of that
I have been observing Mr. Slavov's work for some time now, and some small thing always manages to surprise me. Baldurs gate is and undoubtedly would be a good game, but you Mr. Slavov have given it a soul that is almost palpable. Simply beautiful, thank you.
Just finished it today. 90h of pure fun. Just like The Witcher 3, a game of the decade for me that I will replay in the future for sure. Larian Studios please don't sell yourself to any big company and keep making games the way you do.
The CEO swenn said he doesn't intend to sell out as long as he's CEO. This studio could become the next Bungie/bioware except this time the good outcome.
@@mortagagedfreemen323 Here's to Larian having many many amazing years ahead of them! From the studio videos they recorded over the years, they seem like a genuinely great place to work at. Can't wait for their next game!
*This song makes me happy and sad at the same time. I feel different emotions listening to it. It's as if to say: ''It doesn't matter what bad things happened, the important thing is that it was an incredible and unforgettable journey.''* ❤
@@shilohmagic7173I may have gotten one of the saddest endings possible, and when I heard it I didn’t cry because I was feeling sad and yet the song made me feel powerful, so there were too conflicting emotions for me to cry over any specific one
I just beat the game, and I’m sad my red dragon born Frank’s adventure ends here. I’m gonna miss seeing that scaly face with the blue eyes. On the other hand, now I can start my dark urge playthrough. This game was awesome. I’m glad it took me 5 months. Money well spent
I have a very severe mode of anxiety. I notice that I can use the instrumental versions of your music (specially The Power and I Want To Live) to meditate and to calm down until the storm goes away. And I want to thank you for that. I wish you all the best.
Yesterday I finished my first playthrough, and I cried just listening to this song. It's been an amazing journey, a beautiful adventure that gifted me with so many emotions: happiness, surprise, sadness, love and caring for my companions, and so on and so forth. Thank you Larian, for this incredible experience, and thank you Borislav, for every single piece of music in the game. Baldur's Gate 3 will now live in my heart. Sorry if my English is bad!
Grande. Grazie per esserti espressa al posto mio in inglese... Già farei fatica a scrivere qualcosa in italiano con tutte le emozioni che mi ha regalato questo titolo e queste colonne sonore.
@@lucabiacchi154 Ci provo! Non sono una cima, ma mi sforzo quando posso. In questo caso ho cercato di esprimere una minima parte di quello che ho provato. Grazie mille comunque :)
This game was absolutely amazing. The epilogue party, followed by this song in the credits, has to be one of the best conclusions to a video game I've ever played.
Everyone did a great job on BG3, but I really think the music is the crown jewel. The music on Divinity OS2 and BG3 has been on an entire different level from any other video game. The reactivity, the motifs, and the way it seems so incredibly pressing while perfectly slotting into the background behind whatever's happening.
Just finished the game, 212 hours tactician first.playthrough with all side quests done, i am still crying after ending The best game i have played in my 30 years. Thank you Larian for Dos amd Baldur Gate, for an unique experience, i love you with all my heart
Just finished my first playthrough of BG3 after having it for almost a year, and part of me doesn't want to have another playthrough because of how real all of the characters are. I gave all of them as happy an ending as I possibly could and it feels like I'd be robbing them of that happy ending if I restarted it, which just feels like a testament to how much love and effort went into making this game. When I heard this song as I was watching the credits scroll, it really felt like something else. Thanks Larian.
Since the release day this song starts and ending my day. I just can't stop to listen to it. The month has been tough. Don't know how would I get through it without this song and the whole album. Thank you, Borislav, and everybody who worked with you, from the bottom of my heart.
A solid minute of silence... a short slow cap in astonishment. Then minutes of ugly sobbing, relief but also a very sad goodbye to my party, and my main character. Your story is over now, Tav, its been an honour. Zhak vo'n fynh duj, source of my joy.
If I ever end up with dementia, play this song for me. Dead serious. This song has carved out a very special place in my heart that I don't think could ever be taken from me.
This song makes me cry anytime i hear it now. Such a powerful song for such a powerful game. Thanks so much for your amazing and passionate work Mr Slavov!
Just finished the game and i cant stop crying it was a wonderful journey. Respect for everyone for making this game. All companions will live on my heart and my d&d games...
SPOILER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Watching my Redeemed Durge sacrifice himself to become a mindflayer so Orpheus could be free and Lae'zel would have a chance to fight Vlaakith, and then unalive himself because he knew what was left of himself would fade to the Ilithid Hunger and he didn't want to put any more lives at risk, especially those of the people he came to love so much, and then this song plays as the credits rolled... I have never cried so hard over a game before in my life.
It's 20 years since BG2 was released. Never thought a part 3 could be released, never ever. I mean... The story ended, was a closed ending, the farewell to the Child of Gorion saga. And oh boy, what a third part, what a ride. Thank you Larian for make me feel like a child again, but with a body and mind to truly apreciate the effort and the passion poured into this game. Baldur's Gate was my childhood saga, but now is my wholelife saga.
It's crazy how unique each character's themes are yet how much they have in common with the base Down by The River. Gale's a deep and mournful yearn for a love to be reciprocated. Asatrion's the want to be free. Karlach's a desperate plea to enjoy and love every second of the life she has left.
Its been a long time since a game made me feel this way. Sitting quietly as the credits roll. From playing 350 hours in early access I was already invested and in love with the music but this song really just draws the whole game together. Such a beautiful song, for a fantastic game, I cant imagine the game without any of the music in it.
Yesterday I finished my first BG3 playthrough. And this song with credits just broke my heart, I was full of emotions and crying. Thanks to all Larian people, this was amazing adventure and story for me, and this song is a perfect for the end. That's magnificent work! P.S.: for the very first time I didn't skip the game credits. Because of the song and my gratitude to people who have created the game.
My main character ended the game dead, watching as their beloved leaves to pursue their own destiny, and this song played…. “I want to live.” It had already been so tragic, so emotional, and this song brought me to tears. Incredible.
We made it. We won. We saved Baldur's Gate, the Coast, maybe all of Faerûn. We lost some good people along the way, but we didn't look back. We knew that they wouldnn't have wanted for us to dwell on the past with our newfound lives and freedom laying ahead of us.
@@marconox4085 there's only one way i know of off the top of my headunless the game canonises it if you die during the final boss fight in gameplay, there's only one way i know of off the top of my head (spoilers, obviously) by becoming a mind flayer to destroy the netherbrain, then choosing to die rather than live as a mind flayer
First time I cried while the credits where playing... what a treasure and experience this game and soundtrack. Thank you, dear Borislav. Much love from Croatia
My favorite song in the soundtrack is the instrumental version of the power you hear in character creation. I adore how each playthrough will always be bookended by this song. First is starts off as a wordless memory, just a hum that has yet to really take shape. Then, after 100 or so hours, it comes full circle and you get this. But now with full orchestra, modern instruments, and full lyrics that could never possibly encompass everything you've just experienced, but still somehow finds a way. And then. Peace again. Just a simple instrumental fading away just the same as it once started.
Hearing this masterpiece at the ending of the my first run of the game remembered me the best moments I've experienced it through this incredible journey that BG3 is. Thank you so much!
I beat the game about a week ago and I'm still fully captivated and in awe of how musicians are able to capture such profound feeling and emotion in song. This song hits a deep part of me that i didnt know was there.
The only other time I’ve felt this feeling was at the end of Final Fantasy 14: Endwalker. Some musicians just fundamentally understand emotion, heroic sacrifice, pain, loss, and triumph and can weave them into a collection of notes that stirs the very essence of your being.
I can't believe I've just finished baldur's gate 3 in the happiest ending possible, yet I can't stop the tears because of how magical this masterpiece was. I hope my character and his companions will have new adventures to do, just lefting them is breaking me Thank you Larian Studio.
86 hours not including reloads to finish the game did as much as i could figure out, when this song played at the end it hit hard af what a great game.
I just beat the game and holy crap i never applauded and whistled for a game before but i sure did for this treasure of an experience! If this game didn't win game of the year it would have been a travesty! God I'm so happy i got to experience this masterpiece! Welp time for my second playthrough! Hope everyone here had as much fun as me!🤩🤗
This game is a treasure, this song is a prize
Yes
deserved pin
When this song came on after I nuked the brain, it was perfect.
I hope the vibe is *just* as perfect for the other endings.
I was sad for no reason when the game ended
@@rhgtower Oh no.
"We did it soldier"
😭😭😭😭
Monsoon? Didn't know you played BG3 or could play anything after Raiden chopped you into itty bitty pieces
*Astarion running away for the sunlight like the little idiot he is*
"Soldier, huh? After all we've been through"
This was the greatest game I've ever played in my life.
Its definitely up there that's for sure. Witcher 3, New Vegas, and GTA San Andreas have been my top 3 for like 10 years and this just completely shook it up.
Same here
shame it was buggy as all hell, reloading saves because you get a game breaking bug you can only prevent by loading hours old save is a disaster@@ImYourWattson
Ikr!!!!
@@Glade4i'm half way into act 3 and have had hardly any bugs, you can also prevent most bugs by just saving frequently. If you have to go back 4 hours because that was the last time you saved, that's your problem, not the games.
one of the few games (if not the only one) where i didn't skip the credits after my first playthrough. Larian put a titan's effort on this game. and the Composer said "let this day be our day" and created an album for the game.
i pay respects to the game which made me feel every emotion i've ever known.
I'm so happy I didn't skip the credits too, because the thanks from all the members of the team were amazing
i actually hated this part, for the developers were fools blinded by their own humility. They are thanking us, when in reality, it should be us thanking them, for blessing us with this masterpiece.
The first game in recent memory where I didn't want to skip the credits
Didnt feel fair to skip em
I agree it didn't feel right to skip them
Hearing this song at the end of the game during the credits really felt so damned cinematic. Because we'd heard its leitmotif throughout the game, it felt like this was the culmination of every choice we'd made, because it was. What a beautiful game they gave us in a world where so many devs cut corners. And what a beautiful song to finish it off. Top down, everything was so good.
Other companies make *products*. The BG3 team made *ART*.
Devs cut corners often because they have to. Don’t put the blame on the developers, mate. Not every game can be Divinity 2 or BG3, and if they were, it would be less special when a bg3 did come out.
Publishers pay game devs poorly and wanting games of this caliber is going to often encourage crunch in the industry. This game was a perfect storm where none of that crap had to happen.
@@Kujakuseki01And even then, there were a lot of things that needed to be added in patches for BG3 since it was so big.
I really wish there were pictures of our party doing stuff throughout the game , fighting, enjoying, despairing, surprised by enemies, killing enemies, meeting the emperor and the villains. Just cinematic shots of all those events playing out with an ending scene with Withers and the ending after party when the song ends.
@@AndrewThoesen l'art pour l'art - bg3 isnt true art for art's sake. just a platform for larian's political propaganda. it would be art if they didnt feel the need to shove politics down everybodys throat.
You know the game is good when you feel the love through the credits
What's the game called?
@@deadbeatplays Baldur's Gate 3
@@deadbeatplays you cannot be seriously asking that
😂😂its serious sam
I haven’t watched the credits in 25 years, since Super Mario RPG. I watched these.
This song is telling me I’m gonna cry when the credits roll
You will....
I already do 😢
I did
only because it's over
And the only regret you will have is that you will not be able to play the game for the first time again
Congratulations Bobby!
It was about damn time you got the award you deserve!
I did beat the game 1 hour ago. When this was playing in the credits scene I can't help myself to cry. Thank you Larian for the precious experience and thank you Borislav for making the game memorable and touching with your ethereal music.
Damn me too. Never cried before when a game finished. The music just ended me.
@@annilator3000 a true masterpiece indeed
@@ladymaria5921 Hope Game Awards rewards to Larian and Borislav they really deserve it.
Where is your profile picture from?
@@ForeverTraitor Tomie from Junji Ito
Best Game of the year? No way dude ... this is the best game of the decade
eh.... debatable
Not even top 10 in the decade.
@@maskassmario321 I would actually see it in top 10 tbh
@@maskassmario321 I really want to know what you'd put in the top 10 if this game isn't even there for you.
@@maskassmario321 Decade hasn't even gotten to the halfway mark mate we don't even have 10 games that are top 10 material yet lol
This game is literally about the friends we made along the way and I love every moment of it. A true masterpiece.
Broken people fixing each other ;-;
Or the friends we ate along the way, for Durge
can definitely see this version being performed at the Game Awards before Larian's deserved success :) Thanks for your amazing work Borislav!
Its will be awesome
It's almost garenteed at this point.
Goty: bg3
I’d rather it be the Down by the river motif when you kill an enemy
Hey guess what they swept all the awards nominations they had today!
"Imps are fast but careless. Don't let them tire you out, just get rid of em and remember...you asked for this."
I love that ending, it’s so badass
My Tav living in hell with best boy and best girl? Sign me up.
I almost cry every time I listen to this. It doesn’t help that I have the image of my first character charging with Wyll and Karlach into avernus burned into my memory for forever
she exploded for me so that was a bit sad
This game made me feel long forgotten feeling that I'd experienced when finished Dragon Age: Origins as a kid. Thank you, Larian!
I’m glad I’m not the only one lol love DAO and this game so much
I felt the EXACT same thing, the whole game reminded me a lot Dragon Age: Origins, which is one of my favorite games ever.
@@ZoglerRandomiel Especially the camp aspect
Had similar vibes too, shame that the rest of the series ended up being rubbish.
Same here DA:O I loved at 18 years old. RIP old Bioware. It's okay, we got Larian now.
I was not ready to part with my companions. And now I'm just...empty and crying to this song
[Lyrics]
We'd pick our way, overhear more in changing
You into me and me into you
I meant to say that I love you or maybe
Fear like a flame, what's happening to me?
Firelight burning the tower
Hold tight don't fight the power
Firelight burning the tower
Hold tight, don't fight, don't fight, don't lose the power
I went away cause I missed you or maybe
You are not me and am I truly you?
Lantered with a star
Hard tide hammering where you are
Step slow as a fawn
Firelight burning the tower
Crowned light for the fall
I found you too soon
Shining star of mine hold tight
Don't fight the power
Moonlight burning the flower
Hold tight don't fight the power
Firelight burning the tower
Hold tight, don't fight, don't fight, don't lose the power
what is "?] lights for the [?]"?
Thank you for the attempt!
I think the first word on that line may be crown(ed) light
@@th0rne_999makes sense, "crowned light for the throne" is what I heard
@@Ithtorukk I also had such suggestions.
this game is more than a just "game". it's an experience, it's a memory, it's a world. one of the most awesome game i've ever played.
i feel you
Greatest fantasy game ever. Yes. Even better than that one.
It's probably the greatest game I've ever played. The feelings this game provoked in me... No other game has accomplished this.
I've played so many games throughout my life, 15+ years of it, completed every single quest of series such as Mass Effect, Dragon Age, The Witcher, Assassin's Creed, Fallout, Elder Scrolls, Bioshock, Borderlands, Deus Ex, Halo, Metro, Half Life, Resident Evil, Tomb Raider, Horizon, Dead Space, DOOM and plenty others...
Dragon Age Origins managed to be a cathartic conclusion after all was said and done, and never thought I'd feel the same way again in a game...and then Baldur's Gate 3 got my eye...
A series I had no clue about prior to the third entry, neither did I paid attention to the early access either, and this game managed to beat DA:O in my books, I cried when I saw that ending...
I was blessed by having the best positive outcome possible, against all odds, on my first playthrough, this game left me speechless, what a beautiful journey, not only the game itself, but as a reminder that games like this are still loved by people, I had honestly lost hope.
Thank you Larian Studios, you've given me the best gaming experience of my life, I only wish I could go back and do it again for the first time.
If you haven't played it yet, give Divinity Original Sin 2 a try.
It's different on many aspects, but it shows the same kind of love.
The ending is something you can only experience once, truly.
Thank you brother in arms! There have not been such emotions since the days of DAO and the Mass Effect series. But if you want to experience something like this again, try Pathfinder Wrath of the Righteous!
@@perhapsyes2493is it a continuation of the first original sin? Or a standalone game?
@@sephiroth4345 No I don't think so. I never played the first one, and never felt I was missing information or context or something.
@@perhapsyes2493 thanks. Gonna play it after Ragnarok.
Borislav, this entire soundtrack is PHENOMENAL. Thank you so much!
After hearing this song in the credits I immediately came here to find it. Baldur's Gate III has been one heck of an emotional journey, and I owe a lot of that to the music. Thank you Borislav and all of the performers for enhancing an already stellar experience with your beautiful music.
I dunno if comments are still being read but, i remember finishing the game and all the characters and adventures i did with my first run-through and how happy i felt. Then as the credits rolled after talking to everyone in the epilogue and seeing the happy and warm ending i got; i remember hearing this song playing and thinking to myself, "this game is a masterpiece and i need to run through again! I might have missed so much" im on my 4th rin through now and have plans for a 5th with a whole slew of new choices to think about and the soundtrack to enjoy once more. Splendid game and splendid sound design
This game is such a masterpiece. A true gem that will resonate throughout the gaming world for years to come.
Finished the game, what an amazing story and song.
I feel... empty. The 3 year wait from Early Access was well worth it, but I want MORE.
That’s what I hate about beating an absolutely amazing game, you realize that the story of your character is over.
FF14, Witcher 3, RDR2 were the same for me. Great stories, all.@@milessmith8868
The first thing I said to a friend of mine who was also playing, when I completed it for the first time... like ending a good book series, I both desperately want to go back to that world, but also feel like I need about 10 business days to process all of that
reroll and explore new stories :)
It's not the same the second time, sadly.@@AsoSnT
I have been observing Mr. Slavov's work for some time now, and some small thing always manages to surprise me. Baldurs gate is and undoubtedly would be a good game, but you Mr. Slavov have given it a soul that is almost palpable. Simply beautiful, thank you.
Just finished it today. 90h of pure fun. Just like The Witcher 3, a game of the decade for me that I will replay in the future for sure. Larian Studios please don't sell yourself to any big company and keep making games the way you do.
The CEO swenn said he doesn't intend to sell out as long as he's CEO. This studio could become the next Bungie/bioware except this time the good outcome.
@@mortagagedfreemen323 Here's to Larian having many many amazing years ahead of them! From the studio videos they recorded over the years, they seem like a genuinely great place to work at. Can't wait for their next game!
How TF did you finish in 90h?
@@DarkRubicant That's what my save file says so it doesn't count times when i reloaded a save
@@DarkRubicant My Steam acc is at 125h for a single playthrough
The soundtrack has added so much to my enjoying the game. Thank you @Borislav Slavov! ♥
Just finished the game... I have no words how good this game is. Everything of it. I almost had tears in my eyes when this song played at the end.
Dont cry cuz its over smile because it happened
Words can not describe, what i feel for this game and this soundtrack
*This song makes me happy and sad at the same time. I feel different emotions listening to it. It's as if to say: ''It doesn't matter what bad things happened, the important thing is that it was an incredible and unforgettable journey.''* ❤
you say that, but the first time I heard it was after I got
the first bad ending.
you know the one.
"All is well that ends well"
@@shilohmagic7173I may have gotten one of the saddest endings possible, and when I heard it I didn’t cry because I was feeling sad and yet the song made me feel powerful, so there were too conflicting emotions for me to cry over any specific one
I just beat the game, and I’m sad my red dragon born Frank’s adventure ends here. I’m gonna miss seeing that scaly face with the blue eyes.
On the other hand, now I can start my dark urge playthrough.
This game was awesome. I’m glad it took me 5 months. Money well spent
I have a very severe mode of anxiety. I notice that I can use the instrumental versions of your music (specially The Power and I Want To Live) to meditate and to calm down until the storm goes away. And I want to thank you for that. I wish you all the best.
This game is a videogame equivalent of LotR movie trilogy. There wont be another one like this.
I hate how true this is....in both cases I want more.
You'd probably enjoy Divinity: Original Sin 2 and Disco Elysium
Maybe planescape if you can suffer D&D2e
Meanwhile Larian cooking DoS3:
@@gabrielckcbut I'm going to miss the gang 😭
People play the entire game just so they can hear this song at the end.
Yesterday I finished my first playthrough, and I cried just listening to this song. It's been an amazing journey, a beautiful adventure that gifted me with so many emotions: happiness, surprise, sadness, love and caring for my companions, and so on and so forth. Thank you Larian, for this incredible experience, and thank you Borislav, for every single piece of music in the game. Baldur's Gate 3 will now live in my heart. Sorry if my English is bad!
🫂
Grande. Grazie per esserti espressa al posto mio in inglese... Già farei fatica a scrivere qualcosa in italiano con tutte le emozioni che mi ha regalato questo titolo e queste colonne sonore.
@@lucabiacchi154 Ci provo! Non sono una cima, ma mi sforzo quando posso. In questo caso ho cercato di esprimere una minima parte di quello che ho provato. Grazie mille comunque :)
Eh già... davvero una bella esperienza. (oltretutto lo sto per finire una terza volta 😇) @@Giulia.92
This game was absolutely amazing. The epilogue party, followed by this song in the credits, has to be one of the best conclusions to a video game I've ever played.
This song hit different after finally clearing honour mode
Dang. Congrats. I don’t think I’ll ever try that. I can’t even do tactician. Takes too much planning 😂
@@mugflub Just run 3 of the most OP builds in the game and a charisma face character.
This song got me into Recovery. Nearly a year ago now ❤💜💜💜
Proud of you❤
Everyone did a great job on BG3, but I really think the music is the crown jewel. The music on Divinity OS2 and BG3 has been on an entire different level from any other video game. The reactivity, the motifs, and the way it seems so incredibly pressing while perfectly slotting into the background behind whatever's happening.
Agreed 100%!
everything is the crown jewel honestly
Just finished the game, 212 hours tactician first.playthrough with all side quests done, i am still crying after ending
The best game i have played in my 30 years. Thank you Larian for Dos amd Baldur Gate, for an unique experience, i love you with all my heart
It’s like a 200 hour version of seeing the LOTR trilogy for the first time, I will never play another video game that moves me in this way
This game made me feel so much emotion. I wish I could play this game for the first time again. Larian did a damn good job making this
WHAT A SPECTACULAR SEND OFF THIS WAS AFTER MY FIRST PLAYTHROUGH
Thank you for bringing it all together with your music ❤❤❤
Just finished my first playthrough of BG3 after having it for almost a year, and part of me doesn't want to have another playthrough because of how real all of the characters are. I gave all of them as happy an ending as I possibly could and it feels like I'd be robbing them of that happy ending if I restarted it, which just feels like a testament to how much love and effort went into making this game. When I heard this song as I was watching the credits scroll, it really felt like something else. Thanks Larian.
This song started playing in my head when Baldur's Gate 3 won Game of the Year. Well done!
The original version of this song already had a chilling melody, but when added with the intensity of the vocals and drums this gave me goosebumps
Since the release day this song starts and ending my day. I just can't stop to listen to it. The month has been tough. Don't know how would I get through it without this song and the whole album. Thank you, Borislav, and everybody who worked with you, from the bottom of my heart.
Wow! I'm all shivers! It was my pleasure to work on it with you and now hearing the last version you're surprising me even more... 🤌💕🍀🕊️🌹🥂💃
Thank you for making that
lovely voice. Many thanks for the awesome work.
You did an amazing job ✨💙 Thanks for the awesome music!
Great song and voice, thanks!
😂 can't find the lyrics. Wanna know further and deeper of this song.
sunk 100+ hours into my first campaign and the ending STILL came too soon. best game i have ever played 💞
I still listen to this daily
A solid minute of silence... a short slow cap in astonishment. Then minutes of ugly sobbing, relief but also a very sad goodbye to my party, and my main character.
Your story is over now, Tav, its been an honour.
Zhak vo'n fynh duj, source of my joy.
Thanks Borislav!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH! ❤
I've been hyperfixated on this game for over a year now. This game brought me so much happiness and joy. Thank you for composing these masterpieces.
I absolutely adore this song, the perfect send off to the masterpiece that is BG3. Once more you have utterly outdone yourself Borislav.
I just finished the first playthrough, the ending song was truly fantastic! It even brought tears to my eyes as I listened.
If I ever end up with dementia, play this song for me. Dead serious. This song has carved out a very special place in my heart that I don't think could ever be taken from me.
The entire score of BG3 was insane. Loved all of it!
This song makes me cry anytime i hear it now. Such a powerful song for such a powerful game. Thanks so much for your amazing and passionate work Mr Slavov!
WE MAKIN IT OUT OF THE LOWER CITY WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥
This is so underrated 😂
😂😂😂😂 This needs to be top comment
WE MAKIN IT OUT OF THE HIGH HALL WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥
@@andreiriboli The Patriars been real quiet since this dropped
We makin out of the epilogue with this one! xD
The best game I've ever played in my life, and I've played quite a few... :D
Just finished the game and i cant stop crying it was a wonderful journey. Respect for everyone for making this game. All companions will live on my heart and my d&d games...
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Watching my Redeemed Durge sacrifice himself to become a mindflayer so Orpheus could be free and Lae'zel would have a chance to fight Vlaakith, and then unalive himself because he knew what was left of himself would fade to the Ilithid Hunger and he didn't want to put any more lives at risk, especially those of the people he came to love so much, and then this song plays as the credits rolled... I have never cried so hard over a game before in my life.
I literally sat in the credits contemplating my life after hearing this song and “i want to live” literally in pieces 😭❤️
Thank you for such an incredible and emotional experience. I will never forget Baldur's Gate 3.
I cried so hard that this journey was over. It really changed a thing in me
It's 20 years since BG2 was released.
Never thought a part 3 could be released, never ever. I mean... The story ended, was a closed ending, the farewell to the Child of Gorion saga.
And oh boy, what a third part, what a ride. Thank you Larian for make me feel like a child again, but with a body and mind to truly apreciate the effort and the passion poured into this game.
Baldur's Gate was my childhood saga, but now is my wholelife saga.
I just finish the game. That ending was something else. This song played when the credit rolled. Thank you!
It's crazy how unique each character's themes are yet how much they have in common with the base Down by The River. Gale's a deep and mournful yearn for a love to be reciprocated. Asatrion's the want to be free. Karlach's a desperate plea to enjoy and love every second of the life she has left.
Its been a long time since a game made me feel this way. Sitting quietly as the credits roll. From playing 350 hours in early access I was already invested and in love with the music but this song really just draws the whole game together. Such a beautiful song, for a fantastic game, I cant imagine the game without any of the music in it.
I can't wait to only hear this song on TH-cam because I'll never actually finish the game, just keep making a new character every 20 hours
Why? Have you lost your mind friend?
why? the game has so much to offer, just go for it!
I can relate, I have 100+ hours but I'm still in act 1 because I'm pretty sure I made 10 different characters
you think you can run from ceremorphosis .
Hearing this now after the new Epilogue makes this track 100x better!
Yesterday I finished my first BG3 playthrough. And this song with credits just broke my heart, I was full of emotions and crying. Thanks to all Larian people, this was amazing adventure and story for me, and this song is a perfect for the end. That's magnificent work!
P.S.: for the very first time I didn't skip the game credits. Because of the song and my gratitude to people who have created the game.
Finished my 2nd play through and I am on tears again.
Rookie numbers.
My main character ended the game dead, watching as their beloved leaves to pursue their own destiny, and this song played…. “I want to live.”
It had already been so tragic, so emotional, and this song brought me to tears.
Incredible.
We made it. We won. We saved Baldur's Gate, the Coast, maybe all of Faerûn. We lost some good people along the way, but we didn't look back. We knew that they wouldnn't have wanted for us to dwell on the past with our newfound lives and freedom laying ahead of us.
I did the exact opposite, but felt all the same... this game is epic. Now i wait to forget all details so I can play it again😂
How do you make your main character die at the end? I’m planning to do that for rp reasons on my next run
@@marconox4085 there's only one way i know of off the top of my headunless the game canonises it if you die during the final boss fight in gameplay, there's only one way i know of off the top of my head (spoilers, obviously)
by becoming a mind flayer to destroy the netherbrain, then choosing to die rather than live as a mind flayer
Last game that make me so emotional is Mass effect, Thanks you so much!
fr. Mass Effect series, Witcher 3, BG3, Cyberpunk, RDR2. pantheon of greatness in the past 15 years.
I was not surprised when I found out the most played moment is at 2:40 onward ❤
First time I cried while the credits where playing... what a treasure and experience this game and soundtrack. Thank you, dear Borislav. Much love from Croatia
My favorite song in the soundtrack is the instrumental version of the power you hear in character creation. I adore how each playthrough will always be bookended by this song. First is starts off as a wordless memory, just a hum that has yet to really take shape. Then, after 100 or so hours, it comes full circle and you get this. But now with full orchestra, modern instruments, and full lyrics that could never possibly encompass everything you've just experienced, but still somehow finds a way. And then. Peace again. Just a simple instrumental fading away just the same as it once started.
Wanna cry, truly masterpiece
I love songs that make me cry remembering my time with a game
WE'RE STORMING AVERNUS WITH THIS ONE!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🪓🪓⚔⚔
i keep replaying the game, i can't say goodbye to it.
Я даже в игру уже не играю. Загружаю её и слушаю гениальную музыку. Вот что называется мировое признание! Привет из Сибири!
This game is a pure masterpiece from start to finish. Thanks for making it
The music is the soul of this game. You are a master, sir. My hat is off to you.
What makes great this song is that B-flat in the verses
i have just beaten honor mode.
listening to this now feels like... true victory
Bg3 is the greatest game i have ever played. Everything about this game is gold including the soundtrack. What a gem!!
Great song for great game created great peoples! Love you Larian Studios!
Hearing this masterpiece at the ending of the my first run of the game remembered me the best moments I've experienced it through this incredible journey that BG3 is. Thank you so much!
Мы ведь не получим четвертый Baldurs Gate от Larian. Очень сложно слушать этот трек без слёз на глазах.
Спасибо за всё, уважаемый Борислав.
I still cry every time I listen to this song. What a masterpiece
9 days of the best adventure of my life.
I haven't finished the game yet, but boy does this sound like the credits song.
I really need to find time to finish my playthrough.
I beat the game about a week ago and I'm still fully captivated and in awe of how musicians are able to capture such profound feeling and emotion in song. This song hits a deep part of me that i didnt know was there.
The only other time I’ve felt this feeling was at the end of Final Fantasy 14: Endwalker.
Some musicians just fundamentally understand emotion, heroic sacrifice, pain, loss, and triumph and can weave them into a collection of notes that stirs the very essence of your being.
finished the game on honor mode, took me 200 hours of failing, this song claps even harder now.
I can't believe I've just finished baldur's gate 3 in the happiest ending possible, yet I can't stop the tears because of how magical this masterpiece was.
I hope my character and his companions will have new adventures to do, just lefting them is breaking me
Thank you Larian Studio.
I- I'm not crying... You are...
86 hours not including reloads to finish the game did as much as i could figure out, when this song played at the end it hit hard af what a great game.
86 hours is actually a lot of missed content. A complitionist walkthrough takes 200-220 hours Larian said. I just started act 2 with 55 hours btw.
GOTY?
@@surname1300Fecking better! Lol
@@surname1300 game of the decade
98 hours for me, other than some bugs in act 3 and the ending itself the game is excellent. Can't wait to replay it when the fixed things.
Hearing this soung at the end of my first playthrough of 175 made me cry seriously
I just beat the game and holy crap i never applauded and whistled for a game before but i sure did for this treasure of an experience! If this game didn't win game of the year it would have been a travesty! God I'm so happy i got to experience this masterpiece! Welp time for my second playthrough! Hope everyone here had as much fun as me!🤩🤗