The best counterargument to silent protagonists: this cutscene

Loss, Prison Island and Mechonis Core are THE defining moments of Xenoblade 1. Each one blew me away on my first playthrough.

KayJulers: I'm gonna tell you about what I think is the best scene in Xenoblade Chronicles Me: Is this loss?

What I absolutely love about this cutscene from a gameplay perspective is that right after in the Metal Face boss the trio's tension is maxed out and fired up. When the game tells you that chain attacks to topple Metal Face is the only real way to damage him shows that the trio is giving everything they got within the gameplay to destroy Metal Face with the desire of revenge. After the loss.

I actually can't believe how many people sleep on this game

The delivery of "I'll kill you!" is so good is and everytime it gives me chills. I only recently got into Xenoblade, but this cutscene is a masterpiece.

Definitive Edition really did this legendary cutscene justice. Not that it wasn't emotional in the original version... but my god, the graphical upgrades helped make this scene that much more emotional. Even though I knew it was coming.

"But, I found her weapons." It's a shallow thought, but it was what instantly flashed through my mind when this happened. In almost any RPG I play, I like to make sure I'm a little ahead of the curve. The first thing I do is grind for cash to deck the characters out, and spending an extra hour learning the battle system doesn't hurt either. By this point in the game, Fiora had actually become my preferred party leader. She could do sneak attack damage like Shulk, but also inflict Bleed. Meanwhile AI Shulk would Break and Reyn would Topple without my intervention, so putting Fiora first had great results. And this was before I knew how important that combo was. By the time I was done grinding, the party was strong enough to take on some unique monsters. It was in one of those fights I found a pink set of knives. If there is one thing to get me excited as a player, it's cool loot drops. And if it's for my best character? Forget about it. Satisfied, I advanced the story in Colony 9 knowing something bad would happen, but I was absolutely confident I could handle it. Learning that the weakness of the Mechon was the combo the AI was doing anyway only cemented that "You mean I have to do what the AI was doing anyway? Not a problem." Basically everything that happened was predictable. The Mechon attacking, the love interest running to safety, the mentor passing the torch. All of it I knew was coming. Don't get me wrong, I'm a sucker for some good classic storytelling, but it didn't suck me in. I was having fun, but about the amount of fun I have with a Final Fantasy game. The scripted fight threw a wrench in that. Immediately after teaching them to me, the game broke the rules. I had been demolishing the Mechon up until this point and suddenly Shulk is faced with an enemy that is untouchable. It doesn't happen in a cutscene. Shulk can't hurt Metal Face because I can't hurt Metal Face. He's got me pinned. And then the cavalry arrives. As expected. But not in the form I expected. I'm not excited to see Fiora, because the game broke the rules again. The love interest is supposed to stay out of danger. And here she comes. Directly up against a villain I could barely scratch. I'm actually scared. Shulk can't protect her because I can't protect her. And the game is about to break the rules a third time. The visions had been established as a warning, something Shulk can use to avoid a bad future. But he can't this time. There is nothing he can do. There is nothing *I* can do. And Fiora dies because of that. In that moment, all that time and energy I had put into buying her gear, finding it, and learning party synergy. It was all wasted. While I don't love her like Shulk does, I'd come to rely on her. "This isn't fair" I thought. And I was pissed. When Shulk yells "I'll kill you!" I'm right there with him. This motherfucker just took away hours of my life with my favorite character. He's going to pay for this. I can't think of many other games that do this. What's so brilliant about this sequence is that it ties me to three characters. Shulk lost the girl he loves, and while - again - I don't, she was my favorite. Dunban loses his little sister, which hits close to home for me, and cements him for a long time as my new favorite because he went through something I can 100% imagine. Most importantly, I fucking hate Metal Face. Not just because of what he did to the characters, but because of what he did to me personally. He made me powerless and scared and took something away from me. I want to do the same to him. Everything that happens after this sequence, I am IN the story. And that is a powerful statement on the brilliance of this game. tl:dr - Fiora's death hits so hard because the gameplay does the work.

8:30 reminds me how OP the colonel is. He survived being blown up by a vehicle.

Spoilers for final boss: I never realized that this cutscene could also hint at Zanza's influence over Shulk. Crackling electricity and muscle spasms are a sign of the Monado rejecting its user, as evident by Addam with Mythra, Shulk in the mechonis, and Dunban in the beginning. Showing Shulk a torturous vision of his life interest, Fiora, being brutally murdered while he himself is paralyzed could indicate that Zanza is doing this to give Shulk motivation for completing his grand plan. People who die in Shulk's visions who are beyond being rescued are always deaths that don't inhibit his or his party's strength, but rather affect him emotionally in order to motivate him towards Zanza's goal of eliminating Mechonis+Meyneth. It makes sense that the Monado starts to reject Shulk after Fiora rejoins the party because Shulk has less of an incentive to seek revenge and needs to be pushed in the right direction by Zanza.

That moment when smashers spoiled Fioras return from a final smash which I never would've understood from the outside

Another thing I love about this whole scene is that in the battle after Fiora's death, Shulk, Reyn and Dunban start the battle with the tension at max level, with their portraits in fire with the angry sprites; symbolizing the rage the three feel in that moment. And if I'm not wrong, for that battle tension cannot be lowered. Xenoblade does an amazing job mixing gameplay and narrative so perfectly.

I swear. Dunban’s shakey eyed expression as Fiora died, that fucking hurt. As an older brother, it’s the one thing I never want to see happen and I feel like I have to protect her. So to see him powerless and forced to watch the one person he wanted to protect the most die. It hit differently than just Shulk’s perspective. It was like family died. The scene still hits just as hard watching it again.

This scene hit me particularly hard when I first played this game. At the time of the 3DS version's release, the one I first played, I was around age 16, close to Shulk's in-game age, yes, but also getting to the age where I began to look on the world with a sense of cynicism. Having seen and experienced countless works of fiction through books, movies, and video games even by that age, I thought I had this game's plot figured out. Shulk is the nerdy yet very observant protagonist, Reyn is the ever-lovable best friend character, Fiora is the romantic interest who is still a capable woman, and Dunban is the mentor/inspirational character for Shulk. The ingenuity of the developers that also contributes to the power of Loss as a moment in the game is also sold by how they presented Fiora as a playable character. Unlike the temporary party members we'd already been given, being Dickson and Mumkhar, we could actually play as Fiora and her entire load out was customizable. She even had a massive (for that point in the game) Skill Tree which looked like it would take the rest of the game to fill out. Her basic stat block even sold her a filling the role of crit-machine (lol, bad joke) for the party. So by the time Loss rolls around in the game's story, I had begun to build some party configurations including Fiora to work with the game's battle system. I figured the attack on Colony 9 would serve as the game's catalyst for action, following the typical hero's journey archetype, which it does, to be fair. But once Metal Face shows up, the first inclination that something wasn't right was with the scripted battle. Odd, but I kept with it. And as the cutscene starts, Fiora comes in with the newly-fueled mobile artillery to save the day. "A good old deus-ex-machina," I thought to myself. Then, Metal Face starts to overwhelm the mobile artillery, and I thought, "Hmm, okay. She's going to be fine though. Let's just see how she's rescued." And then...she was killed. Boy was that a shock to me. I predicted the exact WRONG outcome for this encounter. She had a place in the party, put in by the devs. She had gear that I had kitted her out with. SHE HAD A SKILL TREE. But all of that was gone. The loss that Shulk felt then suddenly hit me all at once, and I, like Shulk, wanted revenge. This was the moment that told me this game was something else. Something new. Something I hadn't experienced before. This moment had taken me, hook, line, and sinker, into the shoes of these characters and caused me to realize how wrong I was for looking at the game with a cynical eye. Instead, I looked at it with admiration and wonder over the coming weeks as I marathoned the rest of the game that summer.

Great video ! What I find so great about Fiora's death (apart from all the things you mentioned) is the fact that the game makes you believe (or at least made ME believe) that Dunban is the most likely character to die during the attack. I mean, he's the legendary hero/mentor who possesses the weapon that we know the main character will inherit : those characters usually don't live long in fiction. But no, instead Fiora dies and Dunban goes on to become the absolute badass he is.

For sure dude. When I think about Xenoblade, this scene is the first to come to mind

Additionally, shulk's visions before that were mostly not fatal. You just see him get knocked around. As a player, you see those and are like "haha manado boi gets rekt. Jrpg fun!" We are, as an audience, relatively calm about this attack because we know friendship will prevail and everything will be fine. Then that scene hits and we are like "oh shit... did that just happen?" They do a good job at easing us into a very traumatic scene with false security. I love it.

I frigging laughed at how dorky you made Reyn look.

Me looking at the 4 panel at 10:47 : IS THIS LOSS?!

18:15 Out of the many takeaways from this scene, this is the one that meant a lot to me when I first saw it and now that I'm looking back on it. Xenoblade does a fantastic job at letting you know that, at least within this universe, the power to "see" the future is not necessarily the power to "change" the future. This scene delivers that message in an incredibly painful manner so that the player will *never* forget it. It also explains why some of Shulk's next visions cause him so much anxiety, since as of this moment he's no longer certain if he can rely on that power when it matters the most.

well im guessing the people looking at the comments already beat the game already. and i think the best cut-scene in the game is the one where zanza emerges from shulk and we get multiple plot twists.

This scene combined with the scene that follows as "Once We Parts Ways" plays to Shulk and Reyn departing colony 9 with Dunban looking on from his window, promising to follow them IS THE GREATEST MOMENT IN VIDEO GAME STORYTELLING

Some more details that make this cutscene amazing: It has the payoff of Fiora using the Mobile Artillery, since fixing it had pretty much been the point of their adventure up until the mechon attack. It establishes that Face Armor can actually be damaged by the Monado, if you aim for the damaged areas. This then pays off in the 3rd Xord battle. Shulk stabbing Metal Face in the... face in that scene also further strengthens our vision of him being the analytical type.

I really like Metal Face's finger wag as well. Even though you don't know he can talk yet, it let's you know this is an antagonist and not just a boss.

What really makes this scene stick out the most to me was the subversion of expectation it brought about. I honestly expected Dunban to die instead of Fiora after seeing the game's treatment of him when he joins the party in Colony 9 as well as expectations created from past stories I've experienced. The most notable for me was the fact that you couldn't change ANY of Dunban's equipment nor even change his arts or check his Skill Tree. Usually when a character is given these types of restrictions, they don't stick around for long, especially since I knew Shulk would wield the Monado prior to playing Xenoblade Chronicles 1. Xenoblade Chronicles 2 also did something similar, so it further solidified that prediction for me. Overall, I expected the usual trope of the master passing down their power to their student before dying. Meanwhile, Fiora had no restrictions whatsoever compared to Dunban and the game played at the usual trio group in every JRPG ever (2 guys, 1 girl). Fiora was for sure going to stick with us until the end... or so I thought. When Loss played, even after Shulk received his vision, I thought "how's Shulk going to save her?" But that's just it: he didn't. The moment Fiora's cry rang through my laptop (I played this on a Wii emulator) as Metal Face simultaneously, mercilessly, impaled her body... time seemed to froze. Seeing Fiora's lifeless arm flailing inside the mobile artillery before Metal Face threw her behind him like an eaten apple left me in utter shock. The slick, red blood flowing on his claws were a clear, profound sign that everything I thought I knew got thrown out the window. The transition afterwards built up akin to the reality finally setting in on my mind, as Shulk screamed his iconic, bone-chilling declaration: "I'll kill you!" Fast forward about 2 years later, I noticed some of the subtle visually details presented in this video while playing Definitive Edition, and it plus this video further made me realized how immaculate of a beginning Xenoblade Chronicles 1 has. The storytelling's absolute incredible and I'm still getting confounded by the numerous plot twists coming my way! If it keeps this up, the game has an absolute spot in my favorite video games of all time! Very enlightening video, man! 👍

Thanks for watching the video, everyone! I'm glad I finally got the chance to talk about one of my favorite cutscenes in the series and one that hit me incredibly hard. She had a skill tree, guys! Like c'mon! *SPOILERS* I took a section out of the script to let players not completely done with the game watch the video. It focused on how crucial that vision was for sending Shulk off on his adventure and all the pawns being arranged for Zanza's plan to come to fruition. If we are inclined to believe Zanza's assertion that Shulk's ability to see visions came from him and that he showed him Fiora's death beforehand to make the results sting even worse then Zanza is even more heartless than originally imagined. Man, I love this cutscene.

13:50 at that moment I knew I was into for something special. I was fully expecting for Dunban to swoop in and die, but no, holy shit, they had the guts to kill Fiora. From that point on I was absolutely hooked, and I'm so glad I played it, it's now my favourite Switch game.

Cheers to not being able to speak openly about the plot for an extra 10 years Also I never realized the wagging of Metal Face's claw

Well, I decided to keep Fiora's dagger as a memento. Then when grinding, I kept remembering about the dagger about her skill trees etc And then I realized something is wrong. That's how I figured out the great plot twist at Prison Island.

SPOILER Could the lightning around Shulk whenever he's aggressive be linked to Zanza who is inside him?

Incredible video, I seriously love Xenoblade and plan on reviewing it soon, but man that scene I'm so glad a lot of people feel how I do during it. Adam Howden's scream of that line is so emotional and got me shivering in tense.

"The best cutscene on Xenoblade Chronicles" Me: "Is this Loss?"

Yeah XCDE might have, for my money, the best beginning of any video game (at least narrative focused ones, it's for sure up there with Mother 3 in my eyes), and this cutscene is the culmination of that initial act which I believe to be the game's greatest achievement, the one which jumpstarts the chain of events this game's story is so acclaimed for. I was devastated, trembling. I had spent the last 12 hours running around Colony 9 with the three friends, getting to know them as well as the place where they lived. I had been spoiled about Fiora's death (thank you Smash Ultimate, not only do I despise playing the game but it also managed to spoil one of my most awaited video games for me), but I didn't realise this would be the "when", "where" and "how" until Shulk had his vision. Fiora's shriek hurt for real. Plus, like you said, Engage the Enemy and Metal Face do a superb job in this cutscene.

Another great thing about this cutscene is just how well it integrates with the gameplay: it teaches the player the cheap method of dealing with Xord by showing that ether guns can hurt faced mechon, and that fighting faced mechon at melee range with a gun is a bad idea. This leads to the strategy: play as Sharla and kite Xord while spamming Thunder Bullet. At 300 damage per use, you need to use Thunder Bullet 37 times to take Xord down, while keeping your allies alive and staying on top of cool off. However, once I managed to pull that off, I got the incredible satisfaction of doing what Fiora did to a faced mechon, and coming out alive!

i've seen this cutscene like a half dozen times already, and i cry probably once a year, but when playing through DE it still brought me to tears. absolutely one of my favorites in a game with like 200 of them

Wait, was it ever confirmed what the red lights actually are? I theorized that it was blood flowing through the unit to make the whole thing untouchable to the Monado.

For me, it was the scenes immediately following this that cemented this game as something I absolutely must see through to the end. Dunban finding ways to help others cope and being generally amazing, Shulk pledging revenge and acknowledging that his motives are shallow, but wanting to proceed with it anyway, and then Reyn having his back every step of the way. These are characters with some real depth and the story really lets us get to know them. Seeing that sometimes Reyn is the most philosophical and not always the big lug (his late scene with Sharla about being unwilling to die for a cause, because that would mean he couldn't fight for it any longer), or that Shulk in this scene is just so angry he would seek to burn an entire world down made them all so interesting.

"Homanity received a grim reminder." A+. Genius. End of story.

Hmm, this is not the cutscene where Shulk doesn't eat the sandwich

A couple of more points about this scene: - Introducing a brand new (and awesome) song during a key scene makes them both that much more memorable. It gives you the feeling that something big and unprecedented is happening, and since Engage the Enemy is such an ambiguous song (both tragic and triumphant, uplifting and ominous) it just heightens the feeling that the story is moving into uncharted territory, and you don't know what's going to happen next. - The Monado and Metal Face are until their confrontation beautifully set up as an Unstoppable Force meeting an Immovable Object. Until their confrontation, both look absolutely invincible and receive great hype build-up, which makes the Monado being outright useless against Metal Face that much more shocking.

The delivery of Shulk's lines is beautiful. The first time I played the game was on the 3ds with headphones on and when Shulk proclaims to Metal Face "I'll kill you" it was chilling. It was no different in DE. The emotions throughout the game feel real, and that's why I'll never see XC2 as the better entry. Another iconic moment is the scene right before this one when he receives the first vision and says, 'It's as if I could see into the future." There's a sense of bewilderment but also wonder in his voice, and most importantly, hope. Like you mentioned, it makes Loss even harder to see because they had just seemed to grasp victory even if Dunban had been overwhelmed by the Monado. My one gripe is I like the original song better than the DE version simply because it doesn't have the almost screech in the climax.

I love the scene where shulk tries to save otharon. At a time where shulk is quite timid and doesn’t speak when he gets a vision because he’s worried he won’t be able to change the future, he tries to save otharon and seemingly fails. However, Reyn saves him, proving to shulk that he can’t change the future alone, but instead as a team

I love the hidden details. Each playthrough I come to realise another detail that may or may not have been intended from the start. Spoilers for mid-to endgame below. Before that, an annoying point is that there's a couple of times where a character very much should be dead but they come back way later without an explanation. When Zanza get pierced by the spear, he disintegrates, and if you pay attention, the green particles seem to get absorbed into Shulk or the monado, making it complete. The reason it hurt Dunban before is probably because it wasn't in proximity to Shulk and had to draw ether from somewhere. Just a bunch of things you can discuss about the plot that are left just at the right level of unknown so that you can make your own conclusions. This is why I love this game and hate 2. One funny result of the Mechonis Core twist is that... why does Zanza chose to show visions for the most pointless of sidequests?

I love your scene analysis so much! it really makes me appreciate this masterpiece of a scene that much more

So metal face is perfect chaos 2: hot metal knife Butter edition

Loved the game when I first played it on “New” 3DS, and the new facial expression improvements make this game even better in immersing me in the story. I just reached Valak Mountain and every cutscene since really makes me itching to get to Mechonis for obvious reasons regarding Metal Face lol.

I was already on the verge of tears but you showing Buccellati biting his lips made me finally break down crying. Amazing video. I love this game.

First time I played this game, I did NOT AT ALL expect this to be a revenge story....

Aaaand subscribed. This game has meant a great deal to me this last decade. A mental roadblock, as well as a source of comfort. It helped me during a really dark time in my life, but also stayed in that dark place as well. Great video. Always fun watching it with newer context clues and notice subtle cues to something deeper happening.

Incredible video & commentary, you are talented. Describing everything we can see, useful interpretation of actions and motivations, the effect of musical pieces, description of emotions, comparison to other medium, talking about the voice acting & how YOU felt immersed. Not only did you capture what happened, you made the viewer relive it once again and allowed him to understand what made him so invested in the first place. I have to say, this video is to the „Videos which explain what makes Xenoblade so good“ what „Loss“ is to Xenoblade! A maassterpiece

One of the most emotional scenes ever, good video !

I think the remastered soundtrack enhanced this moment so much as well, it’s a shame I seem to be alone in that.

Amazing video.. this truly sums up all the emotions I had when I originally played Xenoblade and this scene happened

Favorite scene in the entire game for me is when you meet up with Dunban again, when Shulk starts up his monado and says those words will be his last (metal face's last) and ofc he doesn't succeed at that time but it still had my heart pumping when I played the game for the first time, the beat that start up as he activate his sword for that scene was something special.

AMAZING video!! Keep up the incredible work!!!

You did a great job on this video. Very enjoyable!

I found your channel yesterday and have been bingeing all of your Xenoblade videos, and man, i gotta say you are one of my new favorite channels! Your ability to understand and express little details is amazing! I’ve subscribed and can’t wait for more!

When I first saw this scene while playing the game, I was shocked, and I actually almost shedded a tear, but then the scene where Dunban explains how he deals with his grief to Shulk actually brings out an important life lesson. This is why I enjoy the story of Xenoblade Chronicles so much.

This was an absolute amazing and extremely well made analasys of one of my favourite games of all time. And its just 1 cutscene. You deserve way more subscribers.

You used the classic version of "Engage the Enemy" I see you are a man of culture.

(BIG endgame spoilers read at own risk) . . . . I think the electricity around Shulk’s body is supposed to represent Zanza. In the next cutscene, Shulk mentions ‘in my head there are two versions of me’, one that’s more logical and Shulk-like with ‘Fiora sacrificed herself for me she wouldn’t want me to get revenge’ and the other being Zanza’s influence crying out for revenge. In this scene, Shulk is angry when the electricity surrounds him, and jumps to sad when the electricity leaves. So I think the electricity is Zanza trying to get Shulk to fight, but Shulk’s feelings power through Zanza’s efforts and he goes back to a more Shulk-like sadness. (Sorry I can’t explain good)

This video popped up in my recommended randomly and I decided to give it a watch, and now after I've binged almost all of your XC1 and XCX videos (haven't played 2 yet), I gotta say it's a crime you only have 3k subs As a Xenoblade 1 fan for almost 7 years now, your story analysis videos are definitely the best I've seen on the game This video seems to be blowing up and I'm glad, it's very well deserved, and I hope XC1DE's popularity gives your channel a well deserved boost

man, I never noticed all these brilliant little details packed into the cutscene. great video as always.

This video is not only an excellent analysis, but is edited so, so well. So many great gags with great timing. You earned yourself another subscriber good sir

I love your in depth xenoblade videos. Awesome vid as always

Wow this is one of the best analysis videos I’ve seen. 😳

How this game managed to have different cutscenes all sync soooo well with the same piece of amazing music is like magic to me

Video was amazing, keep up the amazing work

After watching this video I was actually shocked to see you have so few subscribers. This was excellently made, and did a beautiful job of showing why this cutscene has stuck with me for almost 10 years. The line delivery of "I'll kill you" is so bone chilling because of all the factors you mentioned, giving weight to the entire rest of the journey.

This cutscene is burned into my subconscious so much that I cry every time I hear Engage The Enemy. Every. Single. Time.

Awesome video man!

There really are so many great scenes in this game, but I would say my favorite (at least so far anyways...I just started the last chapter) is the one with, who I will call #7 to avoid spoilers, on the fallen arm. That moment literally made me cry as I felt that swelling eruption of pure emotion. I even went back to watch it a second time a day later and it still brought tears to my eyes. That was a seriously powerful moment for me!

I hate that I tear up everytime I watch this cutscene Great video and explanation. I hope to watch you make more content in the future

I’ve noticed since this video your channel has been growing a bit more and I’m happy more people are discovering your xenoblade videos since they are best I’ve seen on here

Even thought I already knew Fiora was going to die because is hard to avoid spoilers for more than 8 years, this scene is so powerful that I felt how my chest was going to explode to Shulk's "I'LL KILL YOU" and Dunban's face when Fiora was stabbed. I'm really glad that I finally was able to play this masterpiece.

I just LOVE your videos!!! This scene is indeed really amazing! ❤❤❤❤❤

Just started watching your channel. Great Xenoblade content!

YOU ARE SO PASSIONATE ABOUT WHAT YOU TALK ABOUT!! what a great video!!!!

You explained it perfectly, this is exactly why my heart aches every time I hear this theme song, because it’s so closely associated with all the emotions in this cut scene.

Never got the chance to react to this cutscene blind, but it still hits me every time.

god i swear, no matter how many times i watch this scene, i get goosebumps

great video I really liked it

My favourite detail from that scene that you only notice from a rewatch after beating the game is Metal Faces' long state at Dunban before leaving, it's great foreshadowing as to who he really is.

I applaud you for even being able to choose a favourite cutscene in the game. The whole game is a constant stream a highs and there are so many other scenes you could find some amazing examples of storytelling in.

Im amazed you have so little subs. Incredible video! I finished XC for the first time a few days ago and absolutely loved it.

Reyn looks so handsome now, with the glasses to.

great vid dude. This game is amazing in every way. I'm subscribing :D

I forgot how much of a monster metal face truly was until I replayed Xenoblade “and I’ve got a good memory too! ‘Fiora! Run! Get out of there!’ Her screams were music to my ears”

This cutscene made me cry for the first time. Never made me cry before. You changed this whole cutscene for me.

One interesting thing I noticed about that battle in sword valley during New Game + is that Mumkhar actually has his design and weapon skin from how he looks after "certain later story events" happen. It is like an added bit of foreshadowing or just something nice to show for people who took the time to play and enjoy the game once more.

I Wish everyday could be Like this. Yeah Being brutally murderd by a Robot, i could repeat it daily

Thanks for making me cry again

This sence made me hooked to the game so much

Yea i constantly rewatch this scene ngl

Great video! Loved it

Yeah this cutscene was amazing, and I LOVED this analysis! Personally though, “the golden mechon” hit the hardest for me. With the music and everything going on, it caused me to immediately head to the event menu to watch it again haha. Edit: it’s preceding cutscene kinda helps the impact of it too

14:30 Frustration? Perhaps, but when I played this for the first time,the emotion that took center stage for me was pure, unfiltered rage directed at Metalface. Never have I ever HATED an enemy that much, the writers really outdid themselves there.

Watching this makes me cry

This videos are amazing. I would love it if you can make one with Tornas ending, that cutscene is also emotionally very impactfull and full of details.

Such an awesome video, once again! I watched it on my private account so sorry for damaging your watchtime on this by changing to this acc just to comment on it ':D You went into such amazing detail that I suddenly understood a little bit better why I myself was drawn into the game so much by this scene :D Keep up the awesome work man!