Witcher 3 OST - The Wolven Storm (Priscilla the Callonetta's Song) [With Subtitles]
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- Witcher 3 OST - The Wolven Storm (Priscilla the Callonetta's Song) [With Subtitles]
So looks like the name of the song is "The Wolven Storm". Special thanks to Cristelle Ferreira for the information. Enjoy.
Rating: M
Official Site: www.thewitcher.com/
Developer: CD Projekt Red Studio
Genre(s): Action RPG - เกม
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skipping this scene in the game should be a made a crime
skipping this scene in the game shouldn't be possible.
if you've played the witcher 3 you must know, one does not simply skip a scene.
@@NA-xg7lf agreed
I almost skipped it and I'm glad i didn't
There must be a death penalty... there must be....
Geralts like wtf that was private
That was the exact vibe i got lol
Dandelion will have a new bruise after this... XD
LOL... great observation! Very true; but nonetheless, he fell into the moment as well.
What does this comment mean? I didn't get it.
@@krazus2036 it tells yen and geralts story from the books
How they met , how they are bound to each other , their tale of love
Probably most emotional moment in a game. You sit and you hear your own story as Geralt.
exlibrisas can someone explain why is this song emotional?
Laser 92 have you read the books? This song tells geralt and yens story and how they're bound to eachother and constantly on and off
exlibrisas thanks for explaining
Laser 92 no problem. I didnt get it either at first but once i heard it after reading the books it made more sense
the song represents the beautiful passion between Yennefer and Geralt
Geralt sitting there thinking "wtf Dandelion that was private"
Emma Hiddleston nailed her role as Priscilla. Beautiful performance.
Yo I didn't know Tom Hiddleston's sister voiced Priscilla! That's so cool
The attention to detail in this game is absolutely astonishing.
1. She doesn’t just walk into stage and start playing. The bar continues speaking, drinking and moving. She tunes her lute, plays a few notes to ensure it sounds proper and then plays the opening to the song.
2. When she plays, the reactions are realistic. She doesn’t sit still. She fidgets even while playing. You’ll even notice little quarter beat hiccups between some lines. Some may say that’s simply a small barely noticeable but but I say it’s a musician who is skilled but made a mistake while playing. A perfectly natural thing to do.
3. The patrons display a wide array of emotions, each one perfect for conveying the song and the many emotions it can make you feel. Wanting (the woman with the wine) love (the smooching couple) and even the polar opposites of bliss and sorrow (as seen by our favorite dwarf and the bartender respectively) even the man outside is like a first time listener. Purely curious about the beautiful tune beyond the glass.
This game has surprised me more than any other
Was is not Gunter O'Dimm outside?
Also that se fixes her feet to be more comfortable
One more
The song is about yen's and geralt's story from the books
@@redskies1231 no
That was the king of beggars
Love this
This part of the game caught me so off guard when I reached this point. I've NEVER enjoyed a song piece in game, film of tv show as much as I did here. This was absoLUTEly incredible, and makes me love the game even more than I already do.
... really?
I couldn't resist ;)
Jack Ripper I was taken aback too I stood mesmerized in front of the screen wishing I could make her repeat the scene
I see what you did there ;)
yeah this part was so nice! So beautiful and cool to see the camera move to different people in the inn. So immersive
Geralt never flinches about anything throughout the game but when she mentions the wish,you can see how deep it affects him, if you read the books it also bring memories...
That change o posture when his wish is mentioned makes this scene one of my favorites in the game.
People hate the dating quest with yen, saying it was rushed and made little sense... but what Priscilla sings about the wish tells us it was all planned, not rushed, because Yen was also thinking it
I suffered my first panic attack during this part of the game.
My wife had recently left me and my life was a pathetic down spiral I felt no control of. There was something about the part when she says “you’ll flee my dream come the morning.” That haunted me to my very soul. BecuSe that at the time was my reality. The only time I got to see my family was in my dream. And I hated waking
That's rough, buddy
@@gabs_salem Avatar reference?
What a shame
The pain will fade
2:32 Me too Zoltan. Me too man.
One of those moments where you just stop. you forget you're playing a video game and just take the whole scene in, was incredible.
I love the way Zoltan prods Geralt at the end as if to say, "It's a song about you, you boorish tit! The least you could do is give the lassie a round of applause. ".
This song is sang by Emma Hiddleston, Tom Hiddleston's sister!
are you freaking serious?
Yep, she is the voice of Priscilla and also she sang the English version.
Yep, we are!
That is so so cool
whoa seriously?! That's so cool! I love Tom Hiddleston! And his sister has such an amazing singing voice too, what a talented family haha.
This song was the reason I chose Yennefer on my first playthrough.
The books too
+Arda Gazioğlu The same to me.
+Arda Gazioğlu I've read the books, so it couldn't fool me :D
+sanyadek
So you chose her anyway?
Well yeah, as expected.
Nah man... nah... nah :(
I thought this game was just hyped but when I started playing it myself I realized there was something special here. This game truly is a masterpiece.
Man i need to replay now . faccck
I really resonate with Yennefer’s character and always choose her in the end. I see her as a woman who was trapped by a wish a basic stranger had made to be with him for her entire life. I can see why she lashed out at him even though he was trying to protect her. Even still, she loves and adores Geralt and Ciri. She’s a mamma bear, who will do anything to ensure her daughter’s safety. This song represents Geralt and Yennefer’s love so brilliantly. I remember when I first saw this I teared up, and my boyfriend danced with me in the living room as the song continued. It’s beautiful, really. It’s one of my favorite moments in any game I’ve ever played. I will never forget this song or scene.
1:28 Geralt grew a beard just by listening to this song
veda janitra You mean at 1:26?
Fish Kinda, but I wasn't able to find it for a minute lol
veda janitra Well the dude can't cry! The feels have to go somewhere!
It's called texture popping. His beard didn't grow, it just wasn't fully rendered yet. You can see he has the same beard in the beginning of the scene.
+veda janitra Your sarcasm is just hilarious. Obviously I thought you were being literal otherwise I wouldn't have written that. Guess you're just not that good at making jokes xD
So many people who only played the games don't understand the love between Yen and Geralt
+TheDeathToday Eh, I agree with Lambert in the drunk Scene. Yen may love Geralt, but she uses his love for her to get her own way. I'd get sick of that after the years they've been together. And besides, who can blame someone for preferring Triss, she's amazing and her voice is much less grating.
+Sagittarius She ratted Geralt and Yen out to the Wild Hunt in the books , the Triss you know was always in love with Geralt and was jealous of his relationship with Yen , when she found out that he has amnesia she took advantage of him .
Hmm maybe not exactly. Yen is a strong woman, who acknowledges Geralts strengths as well, which is why she knows only he is able to help her. Yen and Geralt had been put under a binding spell which tied their fates by A Djinn. If you play the quest "the last wish" that is also the title of the first book in the witcher series, you'll understand more. :))
Great opinion though I'm always iffy about Yen but ohhh you'll know...you'll know the love. It's so deep. Deeper than just them both.
@Jama Kery I can totally agree with this. I lost any and all interest in pursuing any sort of story with Yen after what she did do skjalds' ghost. that was outright torture, and she ruined a holy place to do it with no consideration for anyone but her own ego
Geralt and Yennefer forever. Always.
3:36 The moment when Geralt's beard grows because of the beauty of this song
The chin wants what the chin wants.
Me and my wife walked down the aisle in our wedding day
to this song. It is so powerful and romantic.
Rejecting Triss was so hard, they made her incredibly beautiful in every aspect (how not to fall for her?). This song however remind me that Geralt and Jennefer are bound by destiny.
+CofeeAuLait Thank you :) I understand that people love Triss, but I hurts me when they preffer her over Yen
+Kulascus Same
CofeeAuLait
Having not played the other two games, I picked Triss because she was way nicer to me.
am i the only one that from the beginning of the game i knew that i was going to reject yen ?
winkles2314 she isn't in the other games. Geralt hasn't seen her since the books.
such an amazing song. it was this moment that 100% confirmed that the witcher 3 is so much more than I expected
This is the moment when I realized this wasn't just a video game. This was a legitimate piece of art that gave me so many emotions. I have loved this universe ever since this very moment.
When I heard this song during my first play-through, its significance was lost on me. But when I heard this song again on my second play-through, I realized what the song was about. This game is so damn beautiful, it gives you goosebumps.
Yeah they should've put this song later, and more yen quests before
The moment I chose Yennefer over Triss.
***** Hah. Have fun doing both. While it lasts.
***** Their is no second chance in this game :D You have* to make every decision very carefully
Not me. Never read any of the books and got immediately turned off to yen in the game when she gets pissed off that geralt was with triss in the second game. Then she's like "so that's your excuse?" When geralt brings up the fact he had amnesia. That's a pretty damn good excuse considering he didn't even know who she fucking was until he got his memory back.
***** gotta replay the game rofl
Kis Dániel look where my dick got me, i have to play through this again
The fact that this only plays once during the whole story just makes it **PRICELESS**
These scars long have yearned for your tender caress
To bind our fortunes, damn what the stars own
Rend my heart open, then your love profess
A winding, weaving fate to which we both atone
You flee my dream come the morning
Your scent - berries tart, lilac sweet
To dream of raven locks entwisted, stormy
Of violet eyes, glistening as you weep
The wolf I will follow into the storm
To find your heart, its passion displaced
By ire ever growing hardening into stone
Amidst the cold to hold you in a heated embrace
You flee my dream come the morning
Your scent - berries tart, lilac sweet
To dream of raven locks entwisted, stormy
Of violet eyes, glistening as you weep
I know not if fate would have us live as one
Or if by love's blind chance we've been bound
The wish I whispered, when it all began
Did it forge a love you might never have found?
You flee my dream come the morning
Your scent - berries tart, lilac sweet
To dream of raven locks entwisted, stormy
Of violet eyes, glistening as you weep
The first time I saw this , I thought “ is this really happening right now?!” I was in complete disbelief as to how amazing this game is
Not only is this song GORGEOUS, but I love the direction of this cutscene as all the listeners are interacting with the song in their own way. SO many stories being subtly touched upon as they all process how the song moves them.
I agree. Totally incredible.
The song's called The Wolven Storm (found it in the book Ballads and Hymns).
Cristelle Ferreira Thanks for the information, I'm changing the title right now.
Murat Özgen Özkan You're welcome ;)
Cool! Yeah I saw that book in Priscilla's room
This song transports me to novigrad and that first sense of wonder. It makes me remember the amazing books. It makes me remember the whole quests with jaskier, yennefer and ciri. The immersion this game brings it's like living a whole other life. It's truly beautiful
Can you imagine yourself back to the days, when a bard dazzeled you with a completely new tune of music? A new way to project compassion and emotion, it must've been amazing to be a talented bard or scrybe back in the day.
I was glued to my TV, jaw open when I came to this scene. It felt like I was there. Can't explain why.
This song is a work of art. The woman singing just wraps me up. I cry. She sings the song with such beauty yet it has this sub layer of heartbreak and pain. Its divine. Truly. Shes telling us a story we well know and she tells it in a way we all understand.
This scene was unexpected to me. I was like, yay another thing I can go to and advance Ciri's story. And as soon as I heard the first words I was like "Damn this is really really good." This is why (in my opinion) The Witcher 3 is THE best game ever.
agreed. Definitely elevated the game for me. Such a beautiful, intimate, and immersive moment. Only problem was the weird audio cut outs that happened in between verses
I played Witcher 3 as a dumb kid that doesn't understand many things and know nothing about The Witcher. But this cutscene brings so much impact to me I forgot that I was playing a game and this song echoes in my head even if I don't remember where it comes from.
after going through the universe with books and previous game as an adult, it hit me how deep this song hit me and I truly regret I didn't catch most of the things in this game back then :( it's just beautiful
This is one of those moments in video games that sneak up on you. You're out there slaying monsters, completing side quests and contracts, then out of the blue you stumble into this scene and you just sit there and soak it all in. Easily one of those moments you wish you could experience for the first time over again. It's such a short scene, but it hits hard.
Oh Yen
So, when I first heard this song, it held little meaning for me. This was my first introduction to the world of the Witcher, everything i knew about the world had come from what I had played up until this point. And since I was doing the Novigrad quests before Skellige, I had no idea how intricate Geralt and Yennefer's past was, and had no idea this song was about Geralt and Yen.
I basically thought, "beautiful song, but I'm honestly itching to continue this game." And proceeded to not think much about it later. Coming back to this after playing Yen's questline in Skellige, this song holds much more meaning now.
did you also read the books?
@@finngeorgas4090 I've read the first one and have the second one but haven't read it yet.
What a game, what a story ... What a ride
The greatest goat
What can I say ... GOTY
also game of the CENTURY
i have no idea how any game could possibly beat this for me.
I was shocked at how gorgeous this song was! Never seen a developer have a cut scene with a full length, beautifully written song. That was beautiful! This game continues to impress me
The moment you realizes that Loki's sister is singing this song :D
Really? Who is she?
Bartek Bachorski thanks man.
I know dude the Hiddleston family has to much talent
Cried like a sissy after this song. xD
+VikingFromHalland I know right? xD Was just playing the game now, came to this part, and oh wow sudden feels...
+Aelathen feels
+VikingFromHalland all the feels
+VikingFromHalland Hell, even Geralt looked a little misty during that song. If it can bring a tear to a hardened Witcher's eye, you can weep like a baby and feel no shame =)
"I know not if fate would have us live as one
, or if by love's blind chance we've been bound" really hits deep considering how important of a question this is to Geralt.
im literally crying right now, this song is pretty much telling the love story of yennefer and geralt..
I always save before this mission and keep going back to listen to it.
Its still enough to make a lad cry
Priscila reminds me so much of Essi Daven that listening to this makes the feelings much more powerful... (If you're reading this then read the books instead of googling who she is, it will spoil a immense part of it. She appears in A Little Dedication, from The Sword of Destiny. )
+Gabriel Oliveira You had to remind me of her? Like I wasn't already in tears
+Gabriel Oliveira FUCK. YOU. When I started reading A little dedication I thought Essi was indeed Priscilla. ;-;
+Gabriel Oliveira You fuck... You made me start crying all over again... Little Eye... why...?
Had the exact thought when I heard it first.
This is a really sad moment if you choose Triss
Why would you consciously choose Triss? Obviously if you want to experience that side of the game, otherwise it's not even a question.
This song should absolutely be considered art.
I thought nothing of this song when I first played; after learning Yen and Geralt's full history, my eyes moisten every time I hear Priscilla sing
First time I ever played Witcher 3 I straight up bawled at this scene. What a moving and beautiful piece.
Spoiler warning: I literally did go on a rampage after the vampire burned her with acid.
Me too.... I was so enraged... Killed everything that came in the way.... Gutted Nathaniel... and then that sick fuck... I piss in the Eternal Fire...
thanks for the spoiler -_-
@@lilianahmartinez2773 dude the game has been out forever now
@@lilianahmartinez2773 also u responded to a comment2 years old
@@lilianahmartinez2773 also "spoiler warning:" was there
First a bard that reminded me of Essi Daven and then such a touching song...that was double KO for me...had to stop playing the game for some minutes, read A Little Sacrifice and The Last Wish and then I was able to play again. This was the moment I realized that "my Geralt" will choose Yen, not Triss.
I've played the game 4 times and I been meaning to romance Triss but then I listen to this and I lose the desire for her and run back to Yennefer
I think I know what my DnD Bard will perform at the next campfire
Really this song should win in game of the year and game of the year for the Witcher 3 wild Hunt so many emotions while playing this great game
Mark Fitzpatrick We still have 5 months left in the year to decide, I'm not gonna call it yet. that said Witcher 3 is certainly my current top GOTY candidate.
+Mark Fitzpatrick This game was indeed extremely intense in every aspect. Even more terribly after reading the books. I'm an old 'un and this the 1st time i feel emotionally engaged with a game.
I love this song. As soon as I hit this point in the game, I immediately searched for a ringtone. I love the chorus so much.
i come here like 4 times a day since i got to this part...thanks for the upload
I can listen this song so many times its simply beautiful.
This is so amazing!! Almost made me cry. 😭😭😭
I love how you can hear glimpses of this song in the games OST, namely a lot of the Skellige music plays snippets or similar chord progressions in it
It only makes sense that Priscilla knew of the story, since Dandelion was involved in the releasing of the Djinn, which results in Geralt's making of the "Last Wish." Undoubtedly, he saw the results of this wish and later found poetry in it.
For not long after, it would happen that Yennifer and Geralt would become a pair, as well as the father and mother figures of Ciri...is it real love? Is it purely the work of the Djinn that bound their fates(a spell)? Would Yennifer have fallen in love with Geralt, had Geralt not wished it? Considering that before the making of the wish, Yennifer was only interested in him as a Witcher, and it was only Geralt that was actually fond of her. It really is poetic and a potential tragedy at the same time.
The song has a lot of references to the "Wish," and often brings forth the question "is it all authentic? Or the makings of the Djinn that bound their love through spell?"
These scars long have yearned for your tender caress
To bind our fortunes, damn what the stars own
Rend my heart open, then your love profess
A winding, weaving fate to which we both atone
You flee my dream come the morning
Your scent, berries tart, lilac sweet
To dream of raven locks en-twisted, stormy
Oh violet eyes, glistening as you weep
The wolf I will follow into the storm
To find your heart, its passion displaced
By ire ever growing, hardening into stone
Amidst the cold to hold you in a heated embrace
You flee my dream come the morning
Your scent, berries tart, lilac sweet
To dream of raven lock en-twisted, stormy
Oh violet eyes, glistening as you weep
I know not if fate would have us live as one
Or if by love's blind chance we've been bound [Is there love real? Or the produce of sorcery?]
The wish I whispered, when it all began [again, Geralt's wish that bound Yennifer to him]
Did it forge a love you might never have found
You flee my dream come the morning
Your scent, berries tart, lilac sweet
To dream of raven locks en-twisted, stormy
Oh violet eyes, glistening as you weep...
***** I sacked Yennifer off - she's not a nice person at all. Triss is a much warmer soul but I put her on a ship, couldn't ask her to stay n Novigrad :D
***** Precisely, did the djinn put something into motion? Create something that wasn't there? Is it a natural love? Would it have happened that way without the djinn? The song imposes the very same question; "...or did it forge a love we may never have found?"
During the game, if you romance Yennefer you capture another Djinn and release him on condition that he removes the bond of destiny between them. It is heavily implied afterwards that the Djinn in the short story didn't actually do anything to them and they're love was authentic from the beginning. It really is beautiful.
Shaun Powell i think the djinn did put them under a spell but over time they actually grew to love eachother
Seeing this for first time and you instantly knew
I had only just finished the book the Last Wish when I got up to this point - helped tie the two together.
I still remember the first time I was there in the game. I still get goosebumps
One of the best and wholesome thing ever in Witcher , touched and moved , every time I see
When i first played this game, when the sing came to an end I didn't realize I had tears running down my face the whole time
No words can do it justice in my mind. Even "perfection" doesn't feel enough
Till this days it always manages to touch my heart ...
probably my favorite cutscene of the whole game
I prefer the "geralt and the bois" scene. But this one's the one I rewatched the most.
it's a crime to skip this song
One of the best things about the Witcher 3 is how well the facial animations are done. Some games have characters that, like Conan oBrien said, have the eyes of a carp that has been in a freezer for six days, meaning they look super dead and stoic. Just look at 2:07. The girl looks so alive and real, even tho everyone can tell she's just a video game character. This small detail of making the peoples' eyes more lively does wonders to capture the player's attention.
Just another reason this game is amazing.
Just a 5 min break to listen to a beautiful song.
I very rarely let cutscenes play out but this song is so gripping
I've seen people highlight songs from Witcher 3 but rarely is this included. It's goddamn beautiful.
Triss loved this story too since she has the Last Wish book in her room in Novigrad
Yes i get that from her cabin😂😂
For one who generally doesn't like this type of music, I must admit that this is impressive, amazing, and beautiful.
This song is one of my favorite in the Witcher 3 soundtrack
Beautiful song
Amazing song can't stop listening
One of my favorite moments from the game.
Beautiful song. It speaks to the soul
I love when games take a moment to slow down and take in the world. Especially in a somber story like the Witcher, a scene like this can be incredibly impactful
I bet that if I would listen to this in 50 years from now, i would still get goosebumps, witcher 3 kind of marcked my memories
One thing that made me down was a Witch hunter armor he was wearing, oh dear poor boy.
I'm Polish but I love this version just as much. It's sang so well.
Rejoice! You can now find this version of the song on Spotify!
God I can’t wait to see this happen in the live version of the show
One of the many reasons to love this awesome game.
It took me a long time to think of Witcher 3 as possibly dethroning Skyrim. This was the point where all denial of the possibility left me. It shook me physically.
Song echoed in my head hours after it played and continued to replay throughout the game. Great choice of song. Bet it has some underlying themes to it.
this beautiful moment is only more powerful after watching the 1957 Stanley Kubrick film “Paths of Glory”, the ending of which doubtlessly inspired this sequence. Similarly to this game, the scene depicts a woman singing a song to a group of people in an ugly environment, though the song itself is so beautiful that it removes the audience, for a brief moment, from their unforgiving world in which they live. One such character in both the game and film is a soldier, from outside the window, who can still hear the wonderful performance by the young woman. After the song is over, the soldier must return to his duties and life goes on as usual, but that brief moment of beauty shows the audience that mankind is capable of bringing hope and joy, even in the most dire circumstances.
God damn I love this game so much
One of the best cutscenes in history of gaming.
I still don't understand why CD Projekt pushed so much the player into choosing Triss. Yen and Geralt are bound by destiny
Book Geralt dies before the beginning of Witcher 1, it's game Geralt that gets a second chance with his amnesia.
To make the decision hard, duh.
idk why i decided to listen to this whilei was high but omfg completly different experince
I will never forget this scene
I'm a grown ass man and this scene and song made me cry the first time and it still does everything time I see it.
Well I'll be damned. This touched my heart!
Just got to this point yesterday (first play through) I was dumbstruck. This game just hits you with the unexpected and I love it
My wife was playing Sims on her laptop during this.
My exact words were: “My lady, PLEASE…….Stop what you are doing, pause the game, remove distractions, and watch this.”
Weeping..... Sad deadpool