Fun fact: This tune has been in every single Larian Studios game dating all the way back to their first, Divine Divinity. Back then, it was called "Drunk with Dwarven Mirth" and was composed by the late Kirill Pokrovsky (rest his soul,) who was an absolute prodigy who understood the nuance and emotional gravity that music could carry. Larian's current composer, Borislav Slavov, has preserved Kirill's legacy spectacularly.
@Facepalm98 ай бұрын
This is the best fact I've heard all day.
@JacobL2287 ай бұрын
I need new instruments with new songs on them like a horn or harp, also new songs like critical roll theme in this?
@laharlkent7 ай бұрын
Qwwwqq😮
@aiufe7 ай бұрын
This is amazing and makes me feel great for playing this song in the middle of every encounter. Absolutely love this tune before I knew it's history
@Cobweb4047 ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing that
@mrlucius577 ай бұрын
Getting a bigger party mod to make combat encounters easier: 😪 Getting a bigger party mod so I can have my God damn ragtag bard band of marry misfits: 🤩🤩🤩
@joaovitorreisdasilva95738 ай бұрын
I use to bigger party mod to set up a band in a battlefield and then ,my main party beats people up😂😂😂, its super fun.
@exnozgaming56578 ай бұрын
@@exnozgaming5657 that’s actually genius
@K1LL3rAzn7 ай бұрын
Four is more than enough. One is extra, usually goes with three.
@JasonAstraea6 ай бұрын
@@JasonAstraea Can never go without... anyone lol i need to see their interactions with the world as i progress ahah
@Husky922233 ай бұрын
@@Husky92223 Yea…that’s part of it, but when you have a conversation, it’s usually two people talking. The first two people in your group.
@JasonAstraea3 ай бұрын
You see, Larian didn't have to make all of the instruments play the songs. But they did it anyway. They didn't have to make them sound unique. But they did it anyway. They certainly didn't have to make them interact together so beautifully... But I'm so glad they did it anyway. This, this tiny detail, is what makes me love BG3. Because they didn't have to: but they did it anyway.
@Xdgvy7 ай бұрын
Yes, few other games try so hard to immerse you. They have an amazing team.
@Dancing-Bear7 ай бұрын
Indeed. They didn't have to, but did it anyway.
@rogerwilco24 ай бұрын
The whistling adds an extra touch up to the song, it goes super well with it.
@FinnArt8 ай бұрын
i mean yeah there’s whistling in the original song after all :)
@isocheeso8 ай бұрын
Does the music proficient character whistle if they don't have an instrument?
@Rezorrand7 ай бұрын
@@RezorrandYep.
@randomindividual9487 ай бұрын
I strongly disagree
@zacharybrown80543 ай бұрын
It’s because it’s a sea shanty! Y’know, pirates n shit. The whistling belongs
@eilzmo2 ай бұрын
Seeing wyll play the flute, as well as having horns, reminds me of Pan from Greek mythology.
@Rho1448 ай бұрын
same
@ridalger168 ай бұрын
I didn’t know that performing without an instrument = whistling! Perfect for this song.
@Abelhawk7 ай бұрын
You can even whistle if for whatever reason you uhh...have no lips.
@williamconnors24184 ай бұрын
I love how every bg3 music video always has Astarion playing the violin. It fits him so well.
@willyboi11056 ай бұрын
This tune is a bastard for getting in your head! Whenever I play DOS2 it gets stuck in there for weeks and I always find myself whistling it!
@The-Secret-Dragon8 ай бұрын
Yesterday I was on my bike in the middle of the forest and this song popped in my head, had to whistle it all the way back home :D
@Quentinclu7 ай бұрын
I think it's the ultimate chippy adventure tune. You can already imagine Beast on his ship whistling this, or maybe Tav whistling it while on the road, or even the Hobbits from the Tolkien universe whistling it while going about their day in the Shire. It's just a nice, catchy tune that perfectly encapsulates the cheerfulness of an adventure
@sirgwan57687 ай бұрын
Man I wish I could whistle I'd do it all the time 😂
@LadyStoneheart3127 ай бұрын
This kinda stuff right here is why it took me over 200 hours to reach act 2.
@Bumnit7 ай бұрын
Took you over WHAT
@spoooooooooooooooook4 ай бұрын
Same my friend. 281 hours and still in act I
@JoschiChr4 ай бұрын
@@JoschiChr Legitimately how? I just finished act 2 after 70 hours, and I feel like I did a lot of side stuff in act 1.
@joeyandozzie1014 ай бұрын
@@joeyandozzie101 By being indecicive about which character one wants to play.
@JoschiChr4 ай бұрын
i really love how each instrument add a layer to the piece adding different emotions as they begin joining in you can almost create a whole story just by the the feeling they add. First the lute at the beginning is coquettish but honest in his intent is not exactly flirty since its an honest and clean tone. Almost as if it was a charismatic young sailor a little bit flamboyant but honest nonetheless asking for an intent to see again the lady in the balcony and gain her attention When the harp joins the melody becomes a back and fort were one tries to respond to the other, as both are string instruments. its the maiden answering to the sailor. She is interested but reluctant, he seems honest and she likes that, but she is not sure if she should escape in the middle of the night to meet him, so she is playing hard to get by. When the drums join in, it becomes a more moved piece, the sailor is more verbosse than a bard and has made a quite charming introduction of himself its very clear he has won. The maiden has made up her mind, she is going to see him tonight and she is decided on it. the flute joins and it becomes instantly a better day for the sailor, as he walks away of the balcony knowing damm well he has won. Walking through a path of flowers that seems way more colorfull than they were when he walked in earlier that morning. then the violins hits and it becomes moment to just let sink what he has done. He stops to see the flowers more carefully, one hand on his chin and the other supporting the one on the chin, he leans over to the flowers with a dumb smirk on his face as he acknowledges what he has done, he just won the hearth of lady Findegard, the same one that would not batter an eye on anyone on the ship his smile is wider and full of pride. and lastly the whistles begins and you could even say that the wistles comes from the sailor himself, who now just proven himself that being honest is worthy. Remebering all his crewmates that laughed at him when he said that there was nothing wrong with being honest with a lady, they said that most women would laught at him. He is the one laughin now. Intents to keep being like this no matter what. He walks away along the flowers with his head up, waiting for the sun to hide.
@Dreamer-cl5xb6 ай бұрын
Keeping it together Bree?
@cody409948 ай бұрын
I'm alright as long as i don't think about it too much.
@LivingMrIn8 ай бұрын
@@LivingMrIn "You safe among friends, Never Forget it"
@Werewolf2938 ай бұрын
Smells worse over here than a dozen rotten eggs dropped in a vat of vinegar
@Ghawblin8 ай бұрын
HEAR YEE HEAR YEE Queen Justinia executes two dozen noblemen for insubordination
@renecuajo99658 ай бұрын
@@GhawblinTHEN DONT COME OVAH! NOT LIKE YER BUYING ANYTHING
@isocheeso8 ай бұрын
one of the features I so wished was in the game is that if you had mirror image on, the clones would fill out the rest of the bad for a song, like if you start with the lute they would bring out like the violin, drums and what have you.
@foxiestofbuns37277 ай бұрын
I'm doing an all-bard playthrough right now with two friends and Astarion, and in combat, we often start performing a song before we end our turns. One by one our merry little band joins up and we're all playing the same song by the time we get to the last person in the turn order. If you get hit by an attack then you stop playing, but if you dodge it successfully, you continue playing. So if we're lucky, our characters merrily sidestep incoming sword blows with a "Ha-ha!" and keep playing their jaunty tunes together. It feels like we're styling on the enemies and showing off xD
@MissPoplarLeaf26 күн бұрын
I love how it eventually syncs
@tako1584 ай бұрын
Nostalgic flashback to my beast of the seas.
@Galba8923 күн бұрын
I considered myself too jaded to feel excited or even hopeful about this game, or any game for that matter. I am so happy to have been proven wrong
@Andriej698 ай бұрын
There is a lot of trauma in many of the characters.
@IndigoIndustrial7 ай бұрын
@@IndigoIndustrial You can't have a good rpg without traumatized characters - Torment, KoTOR 2 and MotB would like a word, heh
@Andriej697 ай бұрын
@@Andriej69 I'm avoiding this game not just because I don't have the time for it but also because I would want to acheive the optimal outcome for all 10 companions. At the moment it doesn't seem possible but it would be easy to while away weeks or months trying. It's also has quite dark themes.
@IndigoIndustrial7 ай бұрын
@@IndigoIndustrial Dark themes in this are quite generously balanced by a lot of humor, so I wouldn't worry too much about it
@Andriej697 ай бұрын
ok edgelord
@PenguinsAreColdish7 ай бұрын
the character choices for each instrument are perfect haha
@selah67786 ай бұрын
The Beast approves.
@sokou40937 ай бұрын
Leaving the most risky instrument to Minsc o_O. There is a reason why we have so few master whistlers right now or even historically. Its insanely difficult to whistle at high volume accurately with no flaws.
@mankihonda9837 ай бұрын
Seems like that odd skill a brute would have actually
@lucascanade3 ай бұрын
Spectacular timing
@KingRitoru3647 ай бұрын
Hearing this.... Making me wish they making Divinity 2 & Baldur's Gate 3 Cross over, where some of Character from Divinity 2 run arounds on Forgotten Realms, Red Prince who confused with how Dragonborn looks 😂😂😂
@Werewolf2938 ай бұрын
ive actually created all of the Dos 2 characters in BG3 including fane and Red Prince
@WhozZzWho7 ай бұрын
@@WhozZzWhohow did you make fane
@iLLya_7 ай бұрын
Also imagine the mind flayer faces when a literal divine god walks into the battlefield
@iLLya_7 ай бұрын
They also have the paintings of the Divinity 2 origin characters in the game hidden in various places, like the blighted town school tower in act 1.
@Rezorrand7 ай бұрын
Fane would actually fit in this scenario. I can see him roaming around with his notebook, trying to double check stuff he reads on some Volo book, and complaining aloud how nonsensical everything is
@sapinta7 ай бұрын
Best game still makes its appearance.
@Murmarine3 ай бұрын
It's literally impossible to play Divinity: Original Sin 2 without getting this song stuck in your head
@gamemaster16084 ай бұрын
I need this, not for battles, but for do this
@TigrexHunter958 ай бұрын
I might be a dragonborn now in a different world, but I never forget my times as a proud lizard of the ancient empire, hanging out with Fane, Lohse, Red Prince.
@philosoraptrr7 ай бұрын
This is cool!
@guitarmama064 ай бұрын
Long live the Beast of the Seas!
@Emersondillon24314 ай бұрын
just found out this is only in the digital deluxe edition and seriously considering paying ten more bucks to get this song
@ZPM72 ай бұрын
So wonderful.😉😉🥺🥺🥺
@KimKim-nj6vw6 ай бұрын
isn't there also a large drum thought I saw it somewhere in act 1, would love to see that included.
@JustCallMeChad7 ай бұрын
The Act 1 goblins had large drums but they largely seemed to be used as alarms to summon additional guards in combat, rather than anything to do with music.
@emmavaria7 ай бұрын
do they sync automatically or did you have to time when to start?
@BlindGardener4 ай бұрын
Ця мелодія ще грає в дварфській таверні, в грі Divine Divinity
@rolandschmied86042 ай бұрын
If you do songs next to npc bards like at the circus they will do the vocals
@D.boys6t93 ай бұрын
How do you get more songs? I only have 3
@StrigoiVampire7 ай бұрын
You get 3 extra songs if you purchased deluxe edition
@Kagane10017 ай бұрын
thanks for the clarification@@Kagane1001
@StrigoiVampire7 ай бұрын
Was anyone waiting when it was Misc’s turn we’d hear Mercer singing?
@VeganStories3 ай бұрын
This is digital deluxe?
@greyngreyer52 ай бұрын
for a moment i was wondering if i was gonna hear mat mercer singing o_O
@xSaraxMxNeffx7 ай бұрын
What is the mod?
@Arasmuss7 ай бұрын
I only have 3 music scores on my bard playthrough so think a mod for adding more music, but also they are using a mod that lets them have more then 4 characters in a party.
@Arthillis7 ай бұрын
Music is found as you go through the game and read books. More followers mod is on Nexus.
@adam9087 ай бұрын
@@Arthillis the extra music can also be gotten if you bought the digital deluxe edition
@John-if9ig7 ай бұрын
howd u had like 5 companions?
@tpvgg2 ай бұрын
Mods
@knightmare12672 ай бұрын
The whistling really brings this song down
@zacharybrown80543 ай бұрын
The whistling I could do without, it subtracts from the music and overwrites the beautiful flute part. 5 part is all you need.
@ziljanvega38798 ай бұрын
kzhead.info/sun/fMmEeaeQiJyMdY0/bejne.html This one is without whistling.
Fun fact: This tune has been in every single Larian Studios game dating all the way back to their first, Divine Divinity. Back then, it was called "Drunk with Dwarven Mirth" and was composed by the late Kirill Pokrovsky (rest his soul,) who was an absolute prodigy who understood the nuance and emotional gravity that music could carry. Larian's current composer, Borislav Slavov, has preserved Kirill's legacy spectacularly.
This is the best fact I've heard all day.
I need new instruments with new songs on them like a horn or harp, also new songs like critical roll theme in this?
Qwwwqq😮
This is amazing and makes me feel great for playing this song in the middle of every encounter. Absolutely love this tune before I knew it's history
Thank you for sharing that
Getting a bigger party mod to make combat encounters easier: 😪 Getting a bigger party mod so I can have my God damn ragtag bard band of marry misfits: 🤩🤩🤩
I use to bigger party mod to set up a band in a battlefield and then ,my main party beats people up😂😂😂, its super fun.
@@exnozgaming5657 that’s actually genius
Four is more than enough. One is extra, usually goes with three.
@@JasonAstraea Can never go without... anyone lol i need to see their interactions with the world as i progress ahah
@@Husky92223 Yea…that’s part of it, but when you have a conversation, it’s usually two people talking. The first two people in your group.
You see, Larian didn't have to make all of the instruments play the songs. But they did it anyway. They didn't have to make them sound unique. But they did it anyway. They certainly didn't have to make them interact together so beautifully... But I'm so glad they did it anyway. This, this tiny detail, is what makes me love BG3. Because they didn't have to: but they did it anyway.
Yes, few other games try so hard to immerse you. They have an amazing team.
Indeed. They didn't have to, but did it anyway.
The whistling adds an extra touch up to the song, it goes super well with it.
i mean yeah there’s whistling in the original song after all :)
Does the music proficient character whistle if they don't have an instrument?
@@RezorrandYep.
I strongly disagree
It’s because it’s a sea shanty! Y’know, pirates n shit. The whistling belongs
Seeing wyll play the flute, as well as having horns, reminds me of Pan from Greek mythology.
same
I didn’t know that performing without an instrument = whistling! Perfect for this song.
You can even whistle if for whatever reason you uhh...have no lips.
I love how every bg3 music video always has Astarion playing the violin. It fits him so well.
This tune is a bastard for getting in your head! Whenever I play DOS2 it gets stuck in there for weeks and I always find myself whistling it!
Yesterday I was on my bike in the middle of the forest and this song popped in my head, had to whistle it all the way back home :D
I think it's the ultimate chippy adventure tune. You can already imagine Beast on his ship whistling this, or maybe Tav whistling it while on the road, or even the Hobbits from the Tolkien universe whistling it while going about their day in the Shire. It's just a nice, catchy tune that perfectly encapsulates the cheerfulness of an adventure
Man I wish I could whistle I'd do it all the time 😂
This kinda stuff right here is why it took me over 200 hours to reach act 2.
Took you over WHAT
Same my friend. 281 hours and still in act I
@@JoschiChr Legitimately how? I just finished act 2 after 70 hours, and I feel like I did a lot of side stuff in act 1.
@@joeyandozzie101 By being indecicive about which character one wants to play.
i really love how each instrument add a layer to the piece adding different emotions as they begin joining in you can almost create a whole story just by the the feeling they add. First the lute at the beginning is coquettish but honest in his intent is not exactly flirty since its an honest and clean tone. Almost as if it was a charismatic young sailor a little bit flamboyant but honest nonetheless asking for an intent to see again the lady in the balcony and gain her attention When the harp joins the melody becomes a back and fort were one tries to respond to the other, as both are string instruments. its the maiden answering to the sailor. She is interested but reluctant, he seems honest and she likes that, but she is not sure if she should escape in the middle of the night to meet him, so she is playing hard to get by. When the drums join in, it becomes a more moved piece, the sailor is more verbosse than a bard and has made a quite charming introduction of himself its very clear he has won. The maiden has made up her mind, she is going to see him tonight and she is decided on it. the flute joins and it becomes instantly a better day for the sailor, as he walks away of the balcony knowing damm well he has won. Walking through a path of flowers that seems way more colorfull than they were when he walked in earlier that morning. then the violins hits and it becomes moment to just let sink what he has done. He stops to see the flowers more carefully, one hand on his chin and the other supporting the one on the chin, he leans over to the flowers with a dumb smirk on his face as he acknowledges what he has done, he just won the hearth of lady Findegard, the same one that would not batter an eye on anyone on the ship his smile is wider and full of pride. and lastly the whistles begins and you could even say that the wistles comes from the sailor himself, who now just proven himself that being honest is worthy. Remebering all his crewmates that laughed at him when he said that there was nothing wrong with being honest with a lady, they said that most women would laught at him. He is the one laughin now. Intents to keep being like this no matter what. He walks away along the flowers with his head up, waiting for the sun to hide.
Keeping it together Bree?
I'm alright as long as i don't think about it too much.
@@LivingMrIn "You safe among friends, Never Forget it"
Smells worse over here than a dozen rotten eggs dropped in a vat of vinegar
HEAR YEE HEAR YEE Queen Justinia executes two dozen noblemen for insubordination
@@GhawblinTHEN DONT COME OVAH! NOT LIKE YER BUYING ANYTHING
one of the features I so wished was in the game is that if you had mirror image on, the clones would fill out the rest of the bad for a song, like if you start with the lute they would bring out like the violin, drums and what have you.
I'm doing an all-bard playthrough right now with two friends and Astarion, and in combat, we often start performing a song before we end our turns. One by one our merry little band joins up and we're all playing the same song by the time we get to the last person in the turn order. If you get hit by an attack then you stop playing, but if you dodge it successfully, you continue playing. So if we're lucky, our characters merrily sidestep incoming sword blows with a "Ha-ha!" and keep playing their jaunty tunes together. It feels like we're styling on the enemies and showing off xD
I love how it eventually syncs
Nostalgic flashback to my beast of the seas.
I considered myself too jaded to feel excited or even hopeful about this game, or any game for that matter. I am so happy to have been proven wrong
There is a lot of trauma in many of the characters.
@@IndigoIndustrial You can't have a good rpg without traumatized characters - Torment, KoTOR 2 and MotB would like a word, heh
@@Andriej69 I'm avoiding this game not just because I don't have the time for it but also because I would want to acheive the optimal outcome for all 10 companions. At the moment it doesn't seem possible but it would be easy to while away weeks or months trying. It's also has quite dark themes.
@@IndigoIndustrial Dark themes in this are quite generously balanced by a lot of humor, so I wouldn't worry too much about it
ok edgelord
the character choices for each instrument are perfect haha
The Beast approves.
Leaving the most risky instrument to Minsc o_O. There is a reason why we have so few master whistlers right now or even historically. Its insanely difficult to whistle at high volume accurately with no flaws.
Seems like that odd skill a brute would have actually
Spectacular timing
Hearing this.... Making me wish they making Divinity 2 & Baldur's Gate 3 Cross over, where some of Character from Divinity 2 run arounds on Forgotten Realms, Red Prince who confused with how Dragonborn looks 😂😂😂
ive actually created all of the Dos 2 characters in BG3 including fane and Red Prince
@@WhozZzWhohow did you make fane
Also imagine the mind flayer faces when a literal divine god walks into the battlefield
They also have the paintings of the Divinity 2 origin characters in the game hidden in various places, like the blighted town school tower in act 1.
Fane would actually fit in this scenario. I can see him roaming around with his notebook, trying to double check stuff he reads on some Volo book, and complaining aloud how nonsensical everything is
Best game still makes its appearance.
It's literally impossible to play Divinity: Original Sin 2 without getting this song stuck in your head
I need this, not for battles, but for do this
I might be a dragonborn now in a different world, but I never forget my times as a proud lizard of the ancient empire, hanging out with Fane, Lohse, Red Prince.
This is cool!
Long live the Beast of the Seas!
just found out this is only in the digital deluxe edition and seriously considering paying ten more bucks to get this song
So wonderful.😉😉🥺🥺🥺
isn't there also a large drum thought I saw it somewhere in act 1, would love to see that included.
The Act 1 goblins had large drums but they largely seemed to be used as alarms to summon additional guards in combat, rather than anything to do with music.
do they sync automatically or did you have to time when to start?
Ця мелодія ще грає в дварфській таверні, в грі Divine Divinity
If you do songs next to npc bards like at the circus they will do the vocals
How do you get more songs? I only have 3
You get 3 extra songs if you purchased deluxe edition
thanks for the clarification@@Kagane1001
Was anyone waiting when it was Misc’s turn we’d hear Mercer singing?
This is digital deluxe?
for a moment i was wondering if i was gonna hear mat mercer singing o_O
What is the mod?
I only have 3 music scores on my bard playthrough so think a mod for adding more music, but also they are using a mod that lets them have more then 4 characters in a party.
Music is found as you go through the game and read books. More followers mod is on Nexus.
@@Arthillis the extra music can also be gotten if you bought the digital deluxe edition
howd u had like 5 companions?
Mods
The whistling really brings this song down
The whistling I could do without, it subtracts from the music and overwrites the beautiful flute part. 5 part is all you need.
kzhead.info/sun/fMmEeaeQiJyMdY0/bejne.html This one is without whistling.
It's literally part of the theme in Dos2
That's Minsc's job though. Always very............vibrant
@@santiagojara8056okay? The whistling still fucking sucks
dos2 ost was like, 100 times better than bg3's