If you read books, you'd remember Geralt's terror by perspective of leading his group with pregnant Milva through swamps of Ysgith. I already knew from first game about drowners, echinops, archesporas, kirimoras... poison fog, poison plants. But Gernichora and it's larvas... "F**ck this s**t!"
"you'd remember Geralt's terror by perspective of leading his group with pregnant Milva through swamps of Ysgith" It also really blows your mind to think about the fact that meve was fighting gernichora at the same time
@@supermariolego878 hah yeah :) "Do you know about Ysgith, Witcher?' 'I know.' 'Have you ever gone through there?' 'Yes.' 'There is serenity in your voice,' the vampire cleared his throat, 'that seems to indicate that you accept the idea. Well, there are five of us, including a Witcher, a warrior and an archer. Experience, two swords and a bow. Not enough to face a Nilfgaardian patrol, but it should suffice for Ysgith.' Ysgith, thought the Witcher. Thirty square miles of swamps and marshes, dotted with lakes and eyelets. Where on the shores of the lakes, strange trees grow. Some have trunks covered with scales at the base which are bulbous and thin as they go upwards, towards a flat and dense crown. Others are small and crooked, twisted piles sitting on octopus-like roots and from their bare limbs hang beards of moss and lichen. The lichen is constantly moving, but not from the wind, but the poisonous marsh gas. Ysgith, or as it is more accurately known by its other name "Harrier". And among the mud, swamps, pond and lagoons in duckweed-covered rivers and wetland vegetation, it is seething with life. It is not only inhabited by beavers, frogs, turtles and waterfowl. Ysgith is full of wild beasts far more dangerous, armed with claws, tentacles and prehensile limbs, with which they catch, maim, drown and tear apart. These creatures are so many that no one has ever managed to get to know and classify them all. Not even the witchers. He himself had seldom hunted in Ysgith and in general the Lower Angren. The country was sparsely populated; the few people who lived on the edges of the swamp were used to the monsters and treated them as landscape elements. They respected them, and they seldom thought of hiring a witcher to fight them. Rarely, but not never. Geralt, therefore knew Ysgith and its horrors. Two swords and a bow, the thought. And my experience and training as a witcher. Going as a group should work. Especially if I lead in the forefront and keep an eye on everything. On rotten trunks, piles of weeds, bushes, clumps of grass, plants, even orchids. Because in Ysgith sometimes what looks like a normal orchid can actually turn out to be a poisonous crab spider. Dandelion will need to be watched to make sure he doesn't touch anything. There are plenty of plants that would like to supplement their diets with pieces of meat. Those whose branches that come in contact with the skin work as effectively as crab spider venom. And we must not forget the swamp gas. A poisonous vapour. We'll have to think about something to cover the mouth and nose." Witcher, Baptism of Fire
This theme is probably my favourite in the Witcher saga. It's that kind of music that isn't just good on its own right, it also enhances the whole scene. The narration, voice acting, anticipation, and then THIS theme on top made me feel how dreadful it must be to fight such a powerful monster as a regular human instead of the mutated one we've been accustomed all this time. And it's just a card game, lol.
This whole part of the game actually made me physically lethargic. I felt like I was wading in a swamp. The storytelling aesthetic was so perfect and a lot of it is thanks to PT Adamczyk
I remember as if was yesterday... never tought i card game with no cinematic video or something pass me so many fking vibes for that boss fight, not even the two the witcher i have played (2 and 3. Never finished the first) have gaved me so much enphasys for a boss fight like this one.
There are very subtle and barely heard differences, but this is the theme that actually plays when you fight the bloody mistress, not the officially released one. Thank you for uploading this version!!
It mostly a Slavic and Germanic style that has a folk feel to it Witcher book is based on Slavic folk story's and mythology so it only makes sense that the music would be the same it's like having Japanese game but only having Indian music wouldn't sound right
@@Thewolfstation24 Yeah... I believed the witcher's view at first. But you know, you can find a carriage with a hefty dowry in it and this Gernichora seems so unique to any other monsters. So I think she's much more than a 'monster' but a cursed being or a victim of dark magic.
That fact that elves knew about gernichora way before human came in Angren make it hard to be sure. After all, the angreni sword was made by elves to kill gernichora so idk.
@@spratous You're absolutely right. I replayed this game recently and found it said the carriage carrying the dowry looks like being there for decades, whereas Gernichora had haunted this place for centuries. I think it actually can explain why the people in Angren deeply believe in the princess story. Because the event is real! They just adopted it to explain Gernichora's existing. I can say that many legends and myths were created in the same way in the real world. Which just fueled the Witcher world with so much richness and authenticity. Those people truly make games with love!
These ghastly beasts can be beaten, they can be overcomed!
That DD reference
*Reading the quote in my mind with the Ancestor's voice*
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What is DD
If you read books, you'd remember Geralt's terror by perspective of leading his group with pregnant Milva through swamps of Ysgith. I already knew from first game about drowners, echinops, archesporas, kirimoras... poison fog, poison plants.
But Gernichora and it's larvas... "F**ck this s**t!"
"you'd remember Geralt's terror by perspective of leading his group with pregnant Milva through swamps of Ysgith" It also really blows your mind to think about the fact that meve was fighting gernichora at the same time
Ewwwww D:
@@supermariolego878 hah yeah :)
"Do you know about Ysgith, Witcher?' 'I know.' 'Have you ever gone through there?' 'Yes.' 'There is serenity in your voice,' the vampire cleared his throat, 'that seems to indicate that you accept the idea. Well, there are five of us, including a Witcher, a warrior and an archer. Experience, two swords and a bow.
Not enough to face a Nilfgaardian patrol, but it should suffice for Ysgith.'
Ysgith, thought the Witcher.
Thirty square miles of swamps and marshes, dotted with lakes and eyelets.
Where on the shores of the lakes, strange trees grow.
Some have trunks covered with scales at the base which are bulbous and thin as they go upwards, towards a flat and dense crown.
Others are small and crooked, twisted piles sitting on octopus-like roots and from their bare limbs hang beards of moss and lichen.
The lichen is constantly moving, but not from the wind, but the poisonous marsh gas.
Ysgith, or as it is more accurately known by its other name "Harrier".
And among the mud, swamps, pond and lagoons in duckweed-covered rivers and wetland vegetation, it is seething with life.
It is not only inhabited by beavers, frogs, turtles and waterfowl.
Ysgith is full of wild beasts far more dangerous, armed with claws, tentacles and prehensile limbs, with which they catch, maim, drown and tear apart.
These creatures are so many that no one has ever managed to get to know and classify them all.
Not even the witchers.
He himself had seldom hunted in Ysgith and in general the Lower Angren.
The country was sparsely populated; the few people who lived on the edges of the swamp were used to the monsters and treated them as landscape elements.
They respected them, and they seldom thought of hiring a witcher to fight them.
Rarely, but not never.
Geralt, therefore knew Ysgith and its horrors.
Two swords and a bow, the thought.
And my experience and training as a witcher.
Going as a group should work.
Especially if I lead in the forefront and keep an eye on everything.
On rotten trunks, piles of weeds, bushes, clumps of grass, plants, even orchids.
Because in Ysgith sometimes what looks like a normal orchid can actually turn out to be a poisonous crab spider.
Dandelion will need to be watched to make sure he doesn't touch anything.
There are plenty of plants that would like to supplement their diets with pieces of meat.
Those whose branches that come in contact with the skin work as effectively as crab spider venom.
And we must not forget the swamp gas.
A poisonous vapour.
We'll have to think about something to cover the mouth and nose." Witcher, Baptism of Fire
This theme is probably my favourite in the Witcher saga. It's that kind of music that isn't just good on its own right, it also enhances the whole scene. The narration, voice acting, anticipation, and then THIS theme on top made me feel how dreadful it must be to fight such a powerful monster as a regular human instead of the mutated one we've been accustomed all this time. And it's just a card game, lol.
AGREEE YOU SAID IT ALL 🧡🧡👌
Agree too but for me have the place with the crowns theme in tw3
This whole part of the game actually made me physically lethargic. I felt like I was wading in a swamp. The storytelling aesthetic was so perfect and a lot of it is thanks to PT Adamczyk
That's the kind of thing i miss in the Witcher's netflix, the slavic vibe, the slavic music.
they'll never do that, they absolutely direspect many pieces of what makes The Witcher great...
also the fact that its good and gets the point of the series
Depressing to hear now.
lol from celtic/european instruments you mean
Netflix’s Witcher looks like a medieval fest in America. Nothing Slavic about it
The scream at the beggining scared me
😂
Just getting your attention. haha.
I love how this fight is built up throughout the entirety of the area.
I remember as if was yesterday... never tought i card game with no cinematic video or something pass me so many fking vibes for that boss fight, not even the two the witcher i have played (2 and 3. Never finished the first) have gaved me so much enphasys for a boss fight like this one.
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The darkest dungeon quotes though...
Your majesty, these parasites, they feed on her blood!
This moment is so epic Can't imagine regular army dealing with relict centuries old that was scaring elves ages before human arrived.
Fucking underrated, awesome OST, one of the best Witcher theme for sure. 4 boss = 4 awesome music, great job CDP !
Genuienly, the writing and music in Thronebreaker is the best its ever been. Witcher 2 and 3 dont come close.
that shout at the beginning. awesome!
The Witcher soundtrack never disappoints
There are very subtle and barely heard differences, but this is the theme that actually plays when you fight the bloody mistress, not the officially released one. Thank you for uploading this version!!
still one of my favorite boss themes among all video games
I'd like to remind everyone that this was made for a card game.
One of the best sound track i ever heard 😥🧡🧡🧡🧡
I just freakin' love this game!!!
Amazing, thanks men is great.
Damn it, this is so underrated !
Holy FUCK the intro is nice
Your the best!!
I'm in love with the ost of this game
I think I prefer it at The Witcher 3's one
Honestly...I think Thronebreaker is quite a bit better than The Witcher 3 in general, not only in terms of soundtracks.
2021/ 8/5 the True Queen 😍😍😍
I read it as a genichiro xd
That is the Boss of Sekiro, right? xD
@@Thewolfstation24 yep :D
Been playing too much Sekiro :D
lmaoo. Me too.
It mostly a Slavic and Germanic style that has a folk feel to it Witcher book is based on Slavic folk story's and mythology so it only makes sense that the music would be the same it's like having Japanese game but only having Indian music wouldn't sound right
Hey guys, a question for you all: Do you think Gernichora was truly a cursed princess?
Many thanks for uploading this amazing music!
Maybe... The Witcher could be wrong about that she is just a Monster...
@@Thewolfstation24 Yeah... I believed the witcher's view at first. But you know, you can find a carriage with a hefty dowry in it and this Gernichora seems so unique to any other monsters. So I think she's much more than a 'monster' but a cursed being or a victim of dark magic.
@@silviaf2725 Yeah i tought that too
That fact that elves knew about gernichora way before human came in Angren make it hard to be sure.
After all, the angreni sword was made by elves to kill gernichora so idk.
@@spratous You're absolutely right. I replayed this game recently and found it said the carriage carrying the dowry looks like being there for decades, whereas Gernichora had haunted this place for centuries. I think it actually can explain why the people in Angren deeply believe in the princess story. Because the event is real! They just adopted it to explain Gernichora's existing. I can say that many legends and myths were created in the same way in the real world. Which just fueled the Witcher world with so much richness and authenticity. Those people truly make games with love!
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This is just awesome! please please do Keltullis theme next!
Roger Roger
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Ahh yes, the meta breaker theme
DO NOT USE MANTICORE TROPHY
That scream at the beginning is extremely sexy... just saying
Yes It is... e.e
I hate swamps