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11/2/2018 1:52:00 PM
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Destiny’s Music
There’s no way around it. In everything from vanilla D1, to Forsaken, to every game and DLC in between, Bungie has never failed to wow me with their music. Seriously, if you haven’t already, go and listen to some of the Destiny OSTs on YouTube if you need some good music to listen to. You won’t regret it.
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Path to Oryx and Regicide. [spoiler]Best -blam!-ing title music ever.[/spoiler]
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Cue up D1’s ‘ the Great Unknown’. Takes me to the beyond yo.
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2 RespuestasIt’s one of the reasons no matter what, I’ll always come back to Destiny. If I am frustrated in PvP or Gambit? I’ll just go chill in the EDZ.
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2 RespuestasI was playing D1 music over the game with the Xbox Spotify app. Brought me back. Very mysterious vibes to it. Wish they'd bring back the "Guardian" track somehow.
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1 RespuestaI really enjoyed The Last Array composition. Made playing the mission motivating.
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is it just me or does the black garden turn into pirate music on the final progeny?
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3 RespuestasLook up Music of the Spheres. You'll thank me I promise.
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The music is always wonderfully composed, arranged, and performed. The Theme from the Farm...from vanilla Destiny 2...is absolutely breathtaking in its tragic beauty. Its yearning to find some hope of renewal in in the midst of grief and loss.
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1 RespuestaThe raid compositions are great, my personal list of them all: D2: Shell that once was: shuro chi composition (fits the encounter like a glove) Rivens theme Shell that once was: queen walk composition. The Vault theme (phase three adds unknown feelings of desperation as if the clock is ticking and the knights are overwhelming and really puts thought into the runners mind) Ca’our’s theme( the way it switches between themes of the red legion, calus and the guardians theme really shows the fight from the last that the legion has to offer) Titan theme: Argos composition (adds a sense of desperation to what feels like such a mass fight) Pleasure gardens theme (it’s dramatic and harrowing, precisely how you should feel in the dog’s) The Royal Pools (occasionally try and stop the one phase just so I can listen to this beauty :/) Morgeth (loved the proper taken king vibe from it, also have to give the Chlamydia golgoroth some love) Calus’s theme: (it’s not a bad theme, love all the trumpets and french horns used, maybe I’ve been playing gen 3 Pokemon too much 🤔) The reactor track: cabal assault composition (not a bad track again, just a very anti climatic encounter for how intense the soundtrack sounded) Kalli’s theme: (a dull theme in my opinion that only has a small climax at damage phase) The reactor track: jump composition ( a shuttle theme which does suit the encounter) The gauntlet soundtrack (sure it’s ok pity that it belongs to the most repetitive encounter) D1: Eyes up: Aksis composition (if you wernt creaming yourself while this track played then you must be deaf) Last stand (a master piece for a mastermind, really adds the feeling that it really is the last battle you could have) The siege engine (really loud, really metallic, perfectly suited to riding a giant Zambonni down a wall) Crotas theme (apart from being the king of hive rave party’s the dps phase for this track adds a sense revenge, almost as if your teaching Crota a lesson for taking the moon) The Archpriest (a good theme for a good introduction encounter) Enemy of my enemy ( a very good theme for how much pressure is on the team) Atheon (suttle and not too in the way, it reflects on the calm of time) Just my personal opinion.
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Im so glad there is a post for this. Music has NEVER failed to impress. My faves are The Last Array, (The D1 orbit music) and of course Regicide.
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1 RespuestaMusic, art style and shooting mechanics. It’s literally what keeps this shitty company in business because they nailed those 3 things and rest completely on those laurels.
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Destiny’s music has always been top notch. Songs like “A long time in the Reef” or “Journey” just make me love the game more.
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My favourite is “Gunslinger” look it up and skip to 1:15. Legit best part
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2 RespuestasOracle engine boss fight!
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1 RespuestaSorry, the orchestra stuff gets old after a bit. 🤷♂️
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2 RespuestasThe Riven boss encounter music is freaking insane! Can’t stop listening to it!
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Editado por TSGN Leviathan: 11/3/2018 12:00:54 PMMy favourites are (track name then dlc it’s from):- Regicide: The Taken King The Archpriest: Rise of Iron Eyes Up: Rise of Iron Dust Giants: Destiny Soul of Crota: The Dark Below Betrayer: House of Wolves Dominus Ghaul: Destiny 2 Temple of Crota: Destiny I also love the music that plays when you fight Riven. Sometimes plays when fighting Sedia, Vorgeth or Dul Incaru as well.
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Editado por Chuck Finley: 11/3/2018 8:18:33 AMThe only music I’d complain about is Calus’s theme since it was so boring when every other raid boss had awesome themes. At least the pleasure gardens and royal pools had good music. Other than that, it’s all amazing. I’d have to say Forsaken is the best so far, in my opinion, due to it having the [b]most[/b] music of an entire album I find enjoyable.
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To be completely honest, most veterans might just consider me a masochist and sadist, but I like the music that played as the boss fight against the Archon Priest strike in D1 more than anything. Too bad the only time you hear it in D2 is during Warden strike and only for a few seconds because most people tear apart the minotaur miniboss too quick.
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2 RespuestasI can’t hug any of the raid tunes from D2. They’re good but aren’t something to write home about.
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Wasn't a fan of the CoO track, felt like it was re-used to many times through that expansion. Bar that though dam does bungie do sound right. My favourites being the siege engine, the farm, "journey", and the song that plays during the first mission of d1 TTK.
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Editado por Doomking_99: 11/3/2018 12:29:27 PMNever played Halo, but regarding the music d1+d2 is there with the greatest: Mass Effect, Dragon Age, Skyrim..... 😎 and of course original Doom 1 and 2
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The soundtracks are brilliant. But you can't beat a bit of peril from halo 2 ost.
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2 RespuestasSepiks perfected was the best strike music imo You felt empowered when it played and the cannons made it a million times better
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Vanilla Destiny has the best music because Marty
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2 RespuestasMy favourite boss music has [i]got to be[/i] atheon
