"Mobile game" hurt my very soul 🤣 From the graphic I can certainly see why you'd think so, Divinity is actually one of the single most detailed RPGs out there. A single playthrough if you do maybe all the content can be perhaps 90 hours. Every character voiced, layers upon layers of intrigue and storytelling - it's one of the best games around and narratively phenominal. The music is some of my favourite that is our there, Larian knocked it out the park with the style - the reason this is labelled Cello version as well is due to something unique in this game (never seen it in any other), when starting the game you can choose one of I believe four instruments you prefer to be most promenant during the OST.

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Yup there are multiple version, in divinity there is actually a pretty unique choice in character creation and that choice is for an instrument, what this does is change themes and also play a little tune when you get like a kill or something, of the top of my head I can remember the choices being cello,flute, I think violin and one other(I always pick cello since it's my favourite one so I don't quite remember them all).

You are correct about the different versions. At character creation you get to pick out of 4 instruments and that one will be the main instrument for your combat music. the 4 instruments are Cello, Flute, Oud, Tambura.

This entire OST is a banger. Also, one of the best RPGs to ever exist.

Divinity: Original Sin 2 is my favorite game of all time, and rivals Final Fantasy 6 for my favorite video game soundtrack. So incredibly happy you got a taste of one of the greatest rpgs of all time. Hope you get to hear more Divinity music in the future.

As a former cellist, the fact that I literally had a setting to make my instrument the most prominent made me very happy.

The soundtrack was the first of many things that made me fall in love with this game. So subtly composed, such amazing instrumentation, so much character and love packed into it. And Borislav Slavov is refreshingly willing to rely on musical storytelling to sell dramatic moments, rather than just turning up the volume. A great example of this is the track "Battle for Divinity". The way it weaves all the leitmotifs you've heard throughout the first act into a single, seamless melody conveys resolve better than any musical fireworks he could have come up with.

Ah Fort Joy. Such a happy place. To add to some comments here: the game's battle sequences really promote a lot of strategy and the battle music tends to match that feeling.

The Divinity OS 2 soundtrack is incredible! "Dancing with the Source" (I like the tambura version) and "The Queen's High Seas" are two songs that come to mind immediately.

Divinity Original Sin 2 is an amazing CRPG where you play as either a "Create your own" character or one of the 6 pre-defined characters. One of the choices in the game is you choose an instrument, out of 4, for your character which changes how some of the music themes play like what you are hearing here and how a flourish plays out when your character kills an enemy. It's a very complicated game, and definitely not a mobile game, since a lot of attacks in combat have elemental or secondary effects that can interact with other elements or effects like you can cast Rain to cause a puddle, hit this puddle with fire to turn it into a steam cloud to block LoS of an enemy and then hit this cloud with lightning to turn it into a lightning cloud that will stun any enemy caught inside it. Also complicated because outside of combat you can do silly things like stack boxes to block LoS so you can steal with impunity or load a chest full of goodies and throw it at people to kill them. Anyway the music is almost all amazing with a lot of bangers and a lot of fun, light hearted songs such as the tavern fight song. I think that's the name, Tavern Fight.

O M G ! FINALLY SOMEONE WHO REACT TO DOS2 MOOSIC! it took so much for the world to be a better place? THANK YOU FOR REACTING TO DOS2 MUSIC DUDE, THANK U SO MUCH.

I get the whole "prep phase" idea and I think it applies fairly well here. Divinity Original Sin 2 is an isometric (top-down or overhead view) turn-based RPG, almost similar to tabletop games like D&D. You spend a lot of time in battle carefully moving your party of characters around the map and choosing which skills to use or how to best use your turn. It's honestly one of the best RPG's out there but it requires a massive time investment. Someone in the comments said around 90 hours but I'm pretty sure I spent more than that and I never beat the game. Plus, it is fairly difficult and unless you're very knowledgeable about the game and/or genre, you're likely going to have people go down in battle fairly often.

Divinity OS 2 has a phenomal soundtrack. The best one is probably the main theme. And its not a mobile game.

cello and tambura are my go to selections for my characters. It's incredibly satisfying to hear the music shift based on your actions. I did co-op with a friend and the back and forth as we took our turns made it feel more dynamic in spite of long periods of deliberation. The moment you execute your plan and your selected instrument overtakes the music is pure satisfaction.

Yay, he played my video! =D I didn't compose the song, I didn't make the request, but I recorded almost all of DOS2's songs and uploaded them to youtube, because a large portion of its songs weren't made public. I'm glad Jesse liked the song. DOS2 would be a great game for him, with it's extensive soundtrack. I wonder how he would react to the tavern fight song. That's my favourite! =D

Now see, here's something awesome; Fort Joy is in what we like to call Act 1. And, in my opinion? Only goes up from there, through 3 more Acts! DOS2 is hands down my favorite RPG of all time, and it's up there with my favorite games period. I'm so happy you got to listen to just a snippet of some of this game :D

One of the best RPG ever made, and the soundtract is completely amazing

In divinity os 2 the world is ending and the gods are looking for a new jesus Fort joy is is the first main level (there's a tutorial ship) A prison island for sourcerers you'll have to escape Music plays continuously and changes dynamically based on your surroundings

This game is awesome. Some of the most satisfying and creative combat in any game. The music will hook you too.

Yes finally some DOS2! Looking forward hopefully to Rivellon or Ifan's theme. The former is the word adventure in music form and the latter a summation of humans in RPGs as a whole.

The music is the best part of this game. Fort Joy and Reaper's Coast are the best chapters/areas of the game, after that, the game drops in quality, and the difficulty is increased in a cheap way (you can invest levels in Initiative, so you can act before some enemies, but some bosses have scripted to act always before you, and this causes some glitches which sometimes cause you skip one or two turns in a row, and the enemies kill you or deal considerable damage or your buffs simply go away without you having used them. it's bad. But those first episodes and the music? Perfection!

So glad you covered Divinity Original Sin 2, this is the OST I’ve been waiting for!

Oh god the art DOES look like a mobile game. I'm so mad because you're completely right, I've never liked the artwork that advertised the game but I couldn't pinpoint why. Despite how that promo art looks. DoS2 is a proper video game. It's one of the most environmentally interactive CRPGs of all time, it's a fantastic evolution for old people that grew up with Isometic computer RPGs like Balder's Gate or Arcanum or something of that nature. It's absolutely fantastic, a great co-op experience also. I'd love to see what you'd think of the OST from Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura, the entire thing is basically all Cello and Violin music with very little of anything else, yet somehow it's one of the most memorable video game OSTs of all time for me. The main theme in particular is great.

There is a flute, lute, cello and oud(?) Version of this song where the chosen instrument is on top, and there are calmer versions of each of these 4 that play based on how much danger you are currently in. The one i chose was the flute.

Divinity OS II is one of my favorite games of all-time, and the track Sins And Gods (Quiet Version) is a masterpiece. I highly highly recommend giving that one a listen as well!

Swen(thought it was Sven lol) is the man! I love Larian Studio so much. They are originally an Indie game developer out of Belgium, who after years became pretty well known from Divinity. Can't wait till BG3 is finally finished. That should have some amazing music as well :P

Mobile game", jesse you just plunged a dagger to my soul. Hahaa Divinity OS 2 is great game, you shld try it if you like CRPG

DOS2 soundtrack stands out amongst so many RPG I've played - it sets the narrative & mood real quick; and it gets you SO immersed in your own playthrough/journey

It does hurt my soul when you say it’s a mobile game but yes it does have characteristics of one it is very high fantasy

This is literally my favorite song in the game. I always call dibs on Cello since me and and friends always try to pick an instrument each. Sadly I suck at the game and my builds always have pitiful damage so I rarely hear it.

A great choice - the OST is amazing

if you were going to play a game based on the soundtrack, you can't go wrong here. this is one of the very best ever made. i have gripes, but they're few and far between.

Nice, some D:OSII love. Weirdly enough I was checking out earlier today if you had done any divinity reaction, lol. You should check out Baldur's Gate 3, it's the same composer, but I think his work is even better here.

"mobile game" Why must you hurt me so? 😭

DOS2 is my favorite game ever, i discovered the first one while listening ton vgm ost playlist. You should try Mead, Gold and Blood, it is a masterpiece, and in my opinion the best song from DOS2 soundtrack

get ready for the 'lohse's song requests jesse, theyre coming

Good review :) This game has too many good songs to review ( almost all the disc ). Context of course is always necesary to enjoy more this kind of things. Btw dont worry about the commenft of : mobile game XD was ur first impression from the art, and i can see why haha. People get offended for stupid shit this days, so let them be. And u do u :) Hope to see more bangers on ur channel

Divinity Players, which instrument were you? I'm an Oud man myself! The four theme instruments were actually a really subtle thing that I enjoyed tremendously while playing Divinity OSII in cooperative multiplayer, since when it switched between players during their turns, the battle themes would seamlessly swap their primary instruments to let you hear whose turn it was and it added a dynamic layer to all the songs that made them feel much more synchronized with the encounters!

You definitely offended quite a few people by calling it a Mobile Game haha

hes gotta do baldurs gate 3s opening song

"Mobile game" -> half the peoples listening had to pause here to recover from a heart attack, don't do that lmao.

Have you got my request on Paypal around 1-2 weeks ago? Seeing a cRPG today kinda reminds me, it's a request for Pathfinder: Kingmaker.

Hey can I get somebody onboard on the disco elysium request train?

*Looks like a mobile game* Ouch...hit my soul there.

This game is on my pile of shame. Some day I will play. Soundtrack is nice but not the main reason for me to play it. I just love roleplay.

Day 4 of asking Jesse to react to DBFZ Z Brolys theme