> has one of the best video game soundtracks
> plebs calling it boring
Is Yuka Kitamura a genius and filtering tasteless plebs like Ogre and Genichiro filtered casuls in da game? Pretty much.
has one of the best video game soundtracks
Alexander Robinson
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Nolan White
Genichiro, Emma and the Monks are the only good songs in this game.
Prove me wrong
Hudson Gonzalez
You think Need for Speed Underground 2's soundtrack is praised because its good? How much does sekiros ost affect the game.
Juan Baker
>has one of the best video game soundtracks
Fromfags are getting more delusional by the day.
I literally can not remember a single song from the game.
Ian Gomez
Easy. They're not.
Andrew White
When on earth chained ogre filtered any casual, please I don't get it, when you face him for the first time you already know enough about the mechanics to wreck his arse.
Christopher Mitchell
That's either you're a music pleb or was a casul and concentrating on not sucking in the game too much
Leo Davis
This.
Sekiro had one of the worst OST out of FromSoft games. I literally only remember 1 or 2 tracks and maybe only like the Apparition track.
Brayden Parker
t. pleb
Shit it feels so good to be above you worms.
Liam Robinson
Speak English before you try to insult me faggot.
Eli Martin
My engrish skill won't change a fact that you're a pleb, sori
Christopher Robinson
Stop deluding yourself you drone Sekiro had a forgettable soundtrack and it mainly due to it being Japanese inspired. You can't write good music using traditional Japanese music as inspiration. Japs were woefully stunted when it comes to music throughout all of their history. Most of what you think is Japanese music is Japanese composers imitating western ones.
Ethan Ross
Shut the fuck up Juan, you are a fucking branliet joder.
Mason Nguyen
>You can't write good music using traditional Japanese music as inspiration.
you're fucking pathetic and have no music education
Lucas Hill
>music
education
Leo Campbell
Back to your pathetic shamisen you weeb
Nicholas Cruz
Here's proof that you're wrong
Evan Davis
Sounds like every other Dark souls boss with some clacking thrown in.
Landon Sanchez
This, Genichiro, Divine Dragon, and Lady Butterfly are the best songs in the game.
Ryan Lee
Anglos eternally btfo
Hudson Jackson
Great Shinobi is better
Grayson Williams
>muh power of five tone scale
ayyyyyyy
Alexander Phillips
Robert Butler
See, an OST like this fits really fucking well with the fight. But outside of its context, it feels kind of lacking. This is the case with most of Sekiro's OST, its meant to be ambiance.
Grayson Ward
Yuka hates subtlety and loves to cram in as many loud brasses and annoying countermelodies and everything under the kitchen sink as she can
That being said the best/most memorable track is the one that plays when you fight headless
Jordan Jones
98h in the game and all the achies and the only music i remember is the apparition one
Brandon Morgan
As a huge fan of this game, I honestly think they fucked up pretty hard on the music, but not because the music itself is bad. Every single stupid little encounter triggers this huge, epic battle theme even if it's just backstabbing one mook. After a while, epic battle themes seem par for the course, and they fade into background noise. It's really strange they made this mistake. Dark Souls is one of the games I point to when I want to talk about how the absence of music can be a good thing. Since the game was silent most of the time, it made it that much more intense and memorable when a pounding boss theme kicked in. Would discovering Ash Lake have been as poignant if other levels had constant music? I don't think so.
Levi Rogers
>But outside of its context, it feels kind of lacking.
Yeah and this is why I'm listening it almost every day
John Parker