+Terezi Pyrope i actually thought the trial songs are their respective themes. especially mikleos, since this theme plays when mikleo arrives to help sorey and the others in galahad ruins which led to them making a pact. i got really excited when i heard this again in lefay!
This song is the reason why I didn't mind being teleported back to beginning of the water temple over and over again. I literally could've just stood there listening this for hours. I didn't since I knew I could just find this on youtube later but it's the thought that counts
I had that several times while playing Zestiria. In terms of gameplay it felt somewhat like a beta which got perfectioned with Berseria, but the OST for fucks sake was one of the best I ever experienced
@@Draggy5635 Not to mention the monsters often had the party banter about their nature even voiced and written, made it a rewarding experience to face off against "new" foes!
I loved this music, but I definitely minded getting teleported lol. Shoutouts to the Cheat Engine code that makes it so your water bubble thing never runs out of time and needs to be manually popped.
@@FAH_26 i know this is from a year ago but you actually can quick save inside, just depends where you're standing. I found i couldn't quick save while standing in the doorway, but if i moved a couple steps back I could. I simply cheesed this dungeon because you can do everything right but if you couldn't squeeze in the time the bubble bursts, you have to start over.
I loved the Water Temple because 1) It was the only temple that felt like a challenge on itself (The other 3 were easy other than their respective bosses maybe). 2)It felt more complete and longer... you actually feel like in a maze of sorts. The other 3 are very simple when you get to it. 3)The music. I really think the temple they worked on the most was Water... I wish the other temples would have gotten about as much attention as Water Temple. Also: Great music for studying/focusing :D
Still listening to this in 2024. The trials of water that test the player itself. This song portrays its underlying message very well; that in a quest to do good, one's very soul is at risk. It is a battle with oneself whenever one is pursuing good.
It makes me sad that one day, the universe will finally come to an end and all of our accomplishments, all our art, music and history will eventually amount to nothing.
When you put it that way, it makes it seem like life itself is just a dream and that we never had souls, as if we're puppets... to an even greater force.
Cant believe this is still around. It popped in my mind while I was working. The lack of life in the comment section feels like I'm walking into an empty, ancient temple.
I don't know that people really actively decide to play Zestiria given its age and order in the series (despite how relatively good I think it is in comparison). It's kind of tricky to get a hang of the control scheme for a new player as well. I literally rage quit it as a kid when fighting zaveid because I had the brain of an 9-year-old trying to understand how the Battle Action system, utilizing certain inputs for critical combos against monster types, armatize system, and item management all at once (btw I hate how Free and Free wasn't a standard toggleable option in the menu). I only recently remembered it existed and wanted to beat it. Great for nostalgia, love the skits, but I don't think I'd recommend the game to the subgroup of my friends who like rpgs. If I asked them about the Tales games, I'd get a fat "Huh?" Time commitment can be daunting as well for a working person, which also works against it some.
i loved this dungeon that riddles there and i love this game so emotional dark and cruel i am almost at the end of the game and i can tell that tis is for ME one of the best tales game
I stopped so many times to marvel at this theme lol. This temple is actually pretty easy ifyou always scout ahead an keep track of where each eye is in any room your in. Using the camera to look around while staying in the safe areas is incredibly helpful.
+Super Bash Sisters Ditto. This had to be the most tortuous dungeon I have ever had the pleasure to explore. And here I thought a water temple in a certain Zelda was obscene haha
+Desiree Maher ofc it is the worst dungeon never learned water dungeons are the worst, tough the dungeon was pretty short to me (i did not went for the chest looting fck that) boss was a piece of cake tough and yeah i got trolled by the last eye as well cuz for some reason my camera decided fck it too lazy too turn
It took me too damn long to realize there are so many recurring riffs between this and the fire shrines theme. Of course there would be a leitmotif in there, but holy cow it felt AMAZING to make it out at last.
The water shrine trial is the best for me. It's a nice kind of annoying in the sense that it gets easier as you go through it but neither too easy nor too hard that you wanna quit. And yeah, maybe I liked it more becoz of mikleo... Blends with his character... graceful, sophisticated, intelligent but kind and vulnerable too. Like his love for sorey: sometimes antagonistic but unconditional, riddled with trials but enduring... yay, sorry just my opinion...
I honestly didn't find this dungeon that hard lol. If you're unsure if your bubble will hold for any longer, just pace around on one safe tile till you can reset the bubble again.
The Trial music is DEFINITELY my favorite!!!!! This one might be my favorite... but it's hard to say! Dungeon was definitely not my favorite though. -.-
Woah watch out we got a badass here! I'm kidding, somewhat, but depending how many water temples you've gone through, you must be really lucky/full of patience.
"oh no,I have to stop and be careful I walk on top of these two tiles with my bubble on ! It is oh so hard to do!" Yeah, totally seeing the intense amount of precision required. They even give you two bloody checkpoints.
I am not sure if you have actually played that part of the game or just saw a walk through. Anyhow, the precision I am referring to it the exact location your character must be standing in order to pass these eye thingies. Your character's toes must slightly through the floor's line, but not any more through or else you will be caught. You can only walk through two blocks at a time, No more (Witch in some rooms you need to remember that due to limited paths.) And finally, Once in the bauble, You must walk in a straight line or else it will pop midway. Now why is this all hard you may ask? Simply put, This part was introduced fairly late in the game. (Almost after 30 hours in my play-through.) And over all that time before and after this part, there was not a single part that required such preciseness in navigation. people would just blindly walk in maps but this time it was much harder thus very annoying.
***** I have played it,in fact. Just recently. Is it a change of pace, yes. Is it overtly annoying? Only if you don't get the hint to take a breather and not plow through the dungeon as usual.
Not gonna lie, this song literally saved the water trial. If this song wasn't so amazing this trial would've been super annoying. Needless to say, the Water Trial has a good eye for music.
At first I was like "OMG such a good trap, ok I got this" Then after playing 10min in this dungeon "Fuck this game!" Thanks God we have the quicksave...
"Could it be that Asura and the guy that wrote this diary are the same person?!?!" Jesus Christ, the Zestiria Cast sometimes was way too stupid to endure. Hope the next Tales gets better. Also, give the composer of the temple-themes a little more work next time, he did an awesome job.
Actually, considering they were acting under the premise that a Seraphim Lord would attempt to purify a Sheperd that strayed rather than just let him wander endlessly as a "test" I say they were mostly in denial. If you want actual pieces of stupidity go farther back to Tales of SYmphonia and Tales of Graces. Even Symphonia's "genius siblings" were so damn idiotic they couldn't catch on the million different slips of the tongue Kratos had through the first half of the game.
LeonGun8 If you listen to the dialogue again, you will notice that they are totally clueless and suprised. I actually never played Symphonia, but I notice this habit of characters that are driven by the plot instead of a character-driven plot way too often in jrpg's. It becomes tedious.
MoreImbaThanYou And there's also a point where Dezel reminds them that Seraphimare not inherently "Good" to which Sorey's expression darkens.Basically Sorey and Mikleo operate on the assumption that malevolence is the source of all "evil", hence they can't fathom that seraphim are capable of betrayal,or that serial killers can be "pure" (it's even part of the story for them to realize killing can be salvation for those too far gone). So while yes it was clumsily done I assumed what they really wanted to drive was Sorey and Mikleo's naive belief that a "pure" Seraphim would not betray their chosen Sheperd nor use him in such a sadistic way (by letting him wander eternally as a monster rather than purifying him or giving him a mercy-kill). I pointed Symphonia because of a very easily spotted "plot twist" in it where a character ends up being one of the bad guys and through half of the game he literally drops clues in almost every scene that focuses on him. Yet they are totally oblivious to it even though they have 2 characters that are shown to be smart and catch on to small details.
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This feels like Mikleo's theme to me, too. Playful and passionate, but cool and composed.
+Terezi Pyrope i actually thought the trial songs are their respective themes. especially mikleos, since this theme plays when mikleo arrives to help sorey and the others in galahad ruins which led to them making a pact. i got really excited when i heard this again in lefay!
Like how he is while on the bed with Sorey ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡° )
Xovain lol good point
@@retry_ I love your way of thinking!
@@retry_ glad im not the only who thinks that xD
This song is the reason why I didn't mind being teleported back to beginning of the water temple over and over again. I literally could've just stood there listening this for hours. I didn't since I knew I could just find this on youtube later but it's the thought that counts
That's how I felt too Chizz, I loved the music and the trial itself overall. Easily one of best areas in the game hands down.
I had that several times while playing Zestiria. In terms of gameplay it felt somewhat like a beta which got perfectioned with Berseria, but the OST for fucks sake was one of the best I ever experienced
@@Draggy5635 Not to mention the monsters often had the party banter about their nature even voiced and written, made it a rewarding experience to face off against "new" foes!
I loved this music, but I definitely minded getting teleported lol. Shoutouts to the Cheat Engine code that makes it so your water bubble thing never runs out of time and needs to be manually popped.
This game honestly might have one of my favorite tales soundtracks. It's so good.
agreed! and those 4 trial tracks contribute a lot.
What?! Kratos seal of aproval!?
this theme is really suitable for Mikleo
With the power of Quick Save, I Shall PASS!!!
Dammit I never thought of that!!! xDD
I forgot quick saves were a thing until my second playthrough
I thought of that but i couldnt quick save when i was inside
@@FAH_26 i know this is from a year ago but you actually can quick save inside, just depends where you're standing. I found i couldn't quick save while standing in the doorway, but if i moved a couple steps back I could. I simply cheesed this dungeon because you can do everything right but if you couldn't squeeze in the time the bubble bursts, you have to start over.
@@ricemilk413 oh I didn't know that good to know cuz I'm going back to 100% the game on a new game+ so that's really helpful thanks
Extended to 60 minutes more like how long it probably took me to complete this dungeon not including the raging periods
it took me over 3 hours to complete
I don't know how long it took me, but longer than I care to admit.
We don't need to know about your raging periods.
thats a good thing in a game.
@@Saieras 😂😂
For once, a water temple in a game wasn't too much to endure...mostly because of this great song!
+Pierre-Luc Soucy This song definitely made the dungeon very tolerable.
I loved the Water Temple because
1) It was the only temple that felt like a challenge on itself (The other 3 were easy other than their respective bosses maybe).
2)It felt more complete and longer... you actually feel like in a maze of sorts. The other 3 are very simple when you get to it.
3)The music.
I really think the temple they worked on the most was Water... I wish the other temples would have gotten about as much attention as Water Temple.
Also: Great music for studying/focusing :D
It was frustrating, but that was what made it memorable. Plus, it was actually kinda sad learning about the Shepherd that turned into a Hellion.
The music was the only thing preventing me from going insane.
When I say the same people tell me I'm bragging... most of them think the game was hard... but it's exactly what makes TOZ so memorable.
Wind trial was the second one that was worked on the most
Eye love this theme, haha ... :p
+Christophe Fabregues I didn't know Lailah had an account on TH-cam...
+Jeremy Ang xD That made my day.
Thx for the laugh
Eye see what you did there :'D
Eye definitely love the part when the eye caught me at the entrance of final stage :'ppppp
It's always a repeating trend. The water dungeons are the worst, but have the best music.
quick save
Still listening to this in 2024. The trials of water that test the player itself. This song portrays its underlying message very well; that in a quest to do good, one's very soul is at risk. It is a battle with oneself whenever one is pursuing good.
It makes me sad that one day, the universe will finally come to an end and all of our accomplishments, all our art, music and history will eventually amount to nothing.
When you put it that way, it makes it seem like life itself is just a dream and that we never had souls, as if we're puppets... to an even greater force.
We have enough time to find out of this universe and save our history,just believe and work for it
Hey, you could almost make a story about that!
...
Well, it's especially being in the moment that counts.
Cant believe this is still around. It popped in my mind while I was working. The lack of life in the comment section feels like I'm walking into an empty, ancient temple.
I don't know that people really actively decide to play Zestiria given its age and order in the series (despite how relatively good I think it is in comparison). It's kind of tricky to get a hang of the control scheme for a new player as well. I literally rage quit it as a kid when fighting zaveid because I had the brain of an 9-year-old trying to understand how the Battle Action system, utilizing certain inputs for critical combos against monster types, armatize system, and item management all at once (btw I hate how Free and Free wasn't a standard toggleable option in the menu). I only recently remembered it existed and wanted to beat it. Great for nostalgia, love the skits, but I don't think I'd recommend the game to the subgroup of my friends who like rpgs. If I asked them about the Tales games, I'd get a fat "Huh?" Time commitment can be daunting as well for a working person, which also works against it some.
Waiting for someone to play this on the piano.. so I can give this person my thumbs up!
Reminder: Quick save is your friend.
Battler
the water temple is ...a big challenge ♡♪♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪
eyes, eyes everywhere -_-
but I must say, for me this dungeon is the most fun one in zestiria hahaha xD
i loved this dungeon that riddles there and i love this game so emotional dark and cruel i am almost at the end of the game and i can tell that tis is for ME one of the best tales game
I'm going to miss the water trial just because of this lovely music :)
I stopped so many times to marvel at this theme lol.
This temple is actually pretty easy ifyou always scout ahead an keep track of where each eye is in any room your in. Using the camera to look around while staying in the safe areas is incredibly helpful.
Worst ever was got to the very end to go into main big bad and stepped right in front of the door for damn eye to send me alllll the way back.
+Desiree Maher And then dying on the way back to a powerful enemy and starting the whole dungeon over again.
+Super Bash Sisters
Ditto. This had to be the most tortuous dungeon I have ever had the pleasure to explore. And here I thought a water temple in a certain Zelda was obscene haha
+Desiree Maher I knew that last eye would troll some players. xD It's a good thing I took a look around before stepping forward.
+Desiree Maher ofc it is the worst dungeon never learned water dungeons are the worst, tough the dungeon was pretty short to me (i did not went for the chest looting fck that) boss was a piece of cake tough and yeah i got trolled by the last eye as well cuz for some reason my camera decided fck it too lazy too turn
+Desiree Maher at least the eyes of the final dungeons weren't that bad
Proof that Beethoven played Zestiria...
This comment needs a few claps of it's own
It took me too damn long to realize there are so many recurring riffs between this and the fire shrines theme. Of course there would be a leitmotif in there, but holy cow it felt AMAZING to make it out at last.
Masterpiece
Better than FF. And any other Tales music I've heard so far.
i have never played this game and got to hear through the guide of youtube. But still in love this music and melody so much.
1 hour is too short. I'm still breaking the replay button...
The water shrine trial is the best for me. It's a nice kind of annoying in the sense that it gets easier as you go through it but neither too easy nor too hard that you wanna quit. And yeah, maybe I liked it more becoz of mikleo... Blends with his character... graceful, sophisticated, intelligent but kind and vulnerable too. Like his love for sorey: sometimes antagonistic but unconditional, riddled with trials but enduring... yay, sorry just my opinion...
turquoise_moon hi
YOU SHALL NOT PASS!!!!! Damn you eyes!!
When u realize its a remix of Lengendias final boss theme makes it even more hype as shit.
Those fucking blue eyes drives me crazy " you shall not pass"
best zestria ost imo, made the water temple less stressful frankly
I was like this is not a Sakuraba song and when I saw Go shiina I was so hype!
Reminds me a little of Castlevania.
I honestly didn't find this dungeon that hard lol. If you're unsure if your bubble will hold for any longer, just pace around on one safe tile till you can reset the bubble again.
You can pop your bubble by swinging your sword (3 years late to tell you, but hey, better late than never X3)
This song is the only thing that saved me from constantly being teleported back to the beginning of the shrine........
Music isn't just great for water temples...
It's great for sitting in a comfy chair and reading a good book too!
The Trial music is DEFINITELY my favorite!!!!! This one might be my favorite... but it's hard to say! Dungeon was definitely not my favorite though. -.-
The first water temple in any game that pissed me off to the point of cussing.
ZerroTheSmilingShadow water temple in OOT
Woah watch out we got a badass here!
I'm kidding, somewhat, but depending how many water temples you've gone through, you must be really lucky/full of patience.
Go Shiina's music was the best part about this game
This is such beautiful music. Makes me sad that video game music's better than the music of today.
It always comes to water temples to give you a challenge i guess haha
Suddenly feeling Blue Dabadee Dabadaa for some reason.
I really like or i must say i fell inlove with this soundtrack i mean seriously...
i even took my time exploring the Water Trials just for this...
This dungeon is the best one in the game
Sounds a lot like "Afterlight" from God Eater 2, which makes sense because Go Shiina composed the soundtrack of both games.
this song is the Only reason i was able to keep my cool and complete the temple
Of all of water themes, this is the best for me!
I listened to this song way too long in the game... Those eyes...
Sono me... Dare no me?
Water trial theme is my second fave after wind trial theme, I can enjoy and accept the annoying eyes on the wall because of this theme.
Maybe it's because: that spinny mist thing sure gets the job done.
Sure the eyes were really irritating, but were they THAT bad?
+HammerGeoLarrup yes
They required extreme precision to navigate through. Something unheard of in the rest of the game's parts.
"oh no,I have to stop and be careful I walk on top of these two tiles with my bubble on ! It is oh so hard to do!" Yeah, totally seeing the intense amount of precision required. They even give you two bloody checkpoints.
I am not sure if you have actually played that part of the game or just saw a walk through. Anyhow, the precision I am referring to it the exact location your character must be standing in order to pass these eye thingies. Your character's toes must slightly through the floor's line, but not any more through or else you will be caught. You can only walk through two blocks at a time, No more (Witch in some rooms you need to remember that due to limited paths.) And finally, Once in the bauble, You must walk in a straight line or else it will pop midway. Now why is this all hard you may ask? Simply put, This part was introduced fairly late in the game. (Almost after 30 hours in my play-through.) And over all that time before and after this part, there was not a single part that required such preciseness in navigation. people would just blindly walk in maps but this time it was much harder thus very annoying.
***** I have played it,in fact. Just recently. Is it a change of pace, yes. Is it overtly annoying? Only if you don't get the hint to take a breather and not plow through the dungeon as usual.
thanks for make this video
Not gonna lie, this song literally saved the water trial. If this song wasn't so amazing this trial would've been super annoying. Needless to say, the Water Trial has a good eye for music.
I love this game and the sound tracks hope tales of berseria has awesome OST
Ok guys here me out:
The bubble only lasts 2 tiles worth
Be paranoid and skeptical
That’s it
should i kill the boss? the music is just so good man, i want to stay here longer to hear this music
This shit slaps in 2024
For all the crap this dungeon may have given many of us..... or not..... we can all agree on one thing...... The music in the shrines is amazing.
At first I was like "OMG such a good trap, ok I got this"
Then after playing 10min in this dungeon "Fuck this game!"
Thanks God we have the quicksave...
Quick Save
Still a banger
that one part that sounds like jenova
Quick Saves are the true MVP.
this is a deeply homoerotic song
Meebo!
This kinda reminds me to Cytus.
I know people will hate me for saying this, but I honestly found this to be the easiest of the temples.
3.14159265358979323846 26433832795028841 Lol!
*listen to this masterpiecr*
Me : Does God exist ?
Is that the official name of the song? It's so long!
Water temples.....
I hate those eyes on the walls
♪♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡:)
♪♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪
Great song.
but fucking templs like Ocarina of time.
"Could it be that Asura and the guy that wrote this diary are the same person?!?!"
Jesus Christ, the Zestiria Cast sometimes was way too stupid to endure. Hope the next Tales gets better. Also, give the composer of the temple-themes a little more work next time, he did an awesome job.
Actually, considering they were acting under the premise that a Seraphim Lord would attempt to purify a Sheperd that strayed rather than just let him wander endlessly as a "test" I say they were mostly in denial. If you want actual pieces of stupidity go farther back to Tales of SYmphonia and Tales of Graces. Even Symphonia's "genius siblings" were so damn idiotic they couldn't catch on the million different slips of the tongue Kratos had through the first half of the game.
+LeonGun8 true
LeonGun8
If you listen to the dialogue again, you will notice that they are totally clueless and suprised.
I actually never played Symphonia, but I notice this habit of characters that are driven by the plot instead of a character-driven plot way too often in jrpg's. It becomes tedious.
MoreImbaThanYou And there's also a point where Dezel reminds them that Seraphimare not inherently "Good" to which Sorey's expression darkens.Basically Sorey and Mikleo operate on the assumption that malevolence is the source of all "evil", hence they can't fathom that seraphim are capable of betrayal,or that serial killers can be "pure" (it's even part of the story for them to realize killing can be salvation for those too far gone).
So while yes it was clumsily done I assumed what they really wanted to drive was Sorey and Mikleo's naive belief that a "pure" Seraphim would not betray their chosen Sheperd nor use him in such a sadistic way (by letting him wander eternally as a monster rather than purifying him or giving him a mercy-kill).
I pointed Symphonia because of a very easily spotted "plot twist" in it where a character ends up being one of the bad guys and through half of the game he literally drops clues in almost every scene that focuses on him. Yet they are totally oblivious to it even though they have 2 characters that are shown to be smart and catch on to small details.
It's 1 minute off
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