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12:22 "here, the tone is more relaxed" but shows the most intense scenes

Ace: There's nothing in the drawer. Junpei: Nu'uh, there's air. Ace: How old are you?! 9?!

great analysis! it's really lovely to high quality zero escape content like this.

such an amazing video

Amazing analysis of the series that managed to be both comprehensive and fairly spoiler free (for the most part) great job!!

A series about a group of people deliberately trying to create a certain timeline by a series of events that could only work if a person can retain information while timeline hopping. It's a brilliant new way of storytelling that basically says "I can have my cake and eat it too, and have a different flavor fresh and ready, and even a flavor I don't like because why the fuck not." I love it

My wife newrly died two winters ago. At the end of every sleepless day when I went home to get cooked off whatever I had, the CD mix on repeat had this song and it always played on my way home. I was awake for 60+ hours straight off nothing but animal fear, drugs and the immense depression of the current situation. She had lost everyone and everything already. Her entire family. Orphan at 21. Cancer, suicide, cancer. And we been together for almost 10 years at that point. Were gonna get married in May of '22. But under the ever wavering and kaleidoscopic effects of sleep deprivation, the traffic lights took on a hypnotic quality guiding me back to a different location but the same situation. Will my wife ever be the same--well at the time my girlfriend--but they expected she would need months of therapy to maybe ever be the same. Couldn't talk. Couldn't walk. Awake. Unresponsive. The only times were when I'd sit down by her side and tell her where I was going--for the faintest moment she'd have this.. recognition. She'd run her hands in my beard. She couldnt speak. Nothing else but the familiarity and recognition of who, or what kind of animal I was. After 4½ days of nothing and no change she woke up at 45 til midnight while I read to her Generation Kill. Completely fine, by their dramatic and fear mongering expectations. "Could you pass me my phone?" was what she said upon waking up. I burst into tears and called the nurse into the room: "She's awake, she's awake, get in here _now!"_ I wish I could explain the degree and pain, the visceral nature this track brings all that back; tears more than welling and working their way to choking me. _But I'm just glad to not be back there anymore._

Don't mind me, just leaving an author's note for myself as to why I saved this video to this particular playlist. Arrow, if you end up making "Black Box" a game rather than just writing a story, please consider how the Spike system helps with the storytelling. How does it relate to the MC's personal progress through the different loops? I mean, it'd be a movement search-action game if it were made, so I think it's obvious how to explore and expand how the Spike system works. Also, this is one of the best explanations for the Prisoner's Dilemma I've ever heard, so watch this again to make sense of it. I can see Hunter having to deal with a Prisoner's Dilemma or a Trolley Problem, so make sure you get better understanding of those things.

Always after a long or bad day, my boyfriend and I lie down in the dark and listen to this song. Even in the greatest chaos, it is possible to find peace and safety. Sometimes, life is nice to live.

Random 999 appreciation post: I think the first game is still the most immersive out of em. The more realistic looking visuals, the sound design, the slower-paced way characters interact with everything, I genuinely felt like I was IN the ship with Junpei and the others. What a great experience.

I cry every damn time.

Spoilers for ZTD: The fact that there's a literal serial killer and manipulative psycho in the cast, and yet Eric is still the most hated character says a lot. Also, Carlos is best boy and my ship of Phi and Sigma in VLR was nuked from orbit.

Disco Elysium made me wanna create. Create something that can stay with people. Made them remember characters and message of said creation. I don't even care if it makes me a lot of money, or if it becomes "one of the best". I just wanna make something that moves others and make them think, even if just for a bit. Connect with them. But I don't know if I have the skill to make it. I've been writing a little for years, but I can never finish something, or I don't know if it will ever have the power to move others, but at the same time, just like message of Disco Elysium... I wanna have hope. I wanna create art. If not today, not in a year, then maybe one day. I still have my whole life ahead of me, so who knows.

Great tune amazing game!

There will never be enough Zero Escape content for me. Thanks for the well written piece!

I have written my first story with this music. Thank you so much.

PS1 IKEA is crazy

"I've got to run." "Run where?" "The city. It's a beautiful night." "Alright, go then."

This is a really well made video, and I love the Zero Escape series. I didn't realise that you were a small channel until I came to the comments to notice a lack of them. I'm rooting for your channel to succeed,, though video essays are fairly common on UA-cam, I don't think there are enough of them about The Zero Escape series, and this is one of the best ones out there. Good job!

Living in liverpool city center looking out the window on a "quiet night", seeing the glow of the street lights between the buildings, watching the odd seagull or two float about and Radio City tower lit up against the skyline. Big feels with this tune :).

The atmosphere of a house as a child. Second floor, a small room with two huge windows. All lit up. Outside the window, the ground is frozen, the dead thick grass, a meter high in yellowish gray hues. There is no need to go anywhere, there is an old laptop on the table, on which Windows 10 is installed. And I, a little boy, shiver with anticipation - my first computer. My games, it buzzes so cool... Such an atmosphere. The times when I was going through Dishonored. And a bit of a headache. I like that)))

Makes me feel like the end of long house party, everyone has left and you are all alone in chaos and the wreckage. Just your thoughts and that somber feeling of loss.

Yesterday I got into the police department for my own reasons. It was fun to watch one of the detectives playing Disco Elysium in the recreation area.

The anemoia is unbearable at times. Take me back to Revachol.

I love this series so much. I don’t hate ZTD either, it had some amazing moments. I think if the art style matched the rest of series others would forgive it’s other shortcomings.. great video!

4 weeks ago a close friend of mine got passed away. i remember the night after he died. i was sitting and smoking at the balcony and thinking about all the good memories with him and listening to this track. (while crying.) its been 26 days but its still unbelieveable. 16.02.2002 - 01.02.2023 rip mami.

Complex motives indeed

I always love to read the comments from all of you people all over the world, when listening to such beautiful soundtracks. Comment sections like this are just full of kindness and beautiful stories. A nice change to other places on the internet, where people often just complain, insult and hate for no reason. Thank you so much for that, folks!

Gather the best writers and directors in this world. Recruit the dudes that made this happen and then got laid off from the game. Make a 3-part movie series. Have Daniel D Lewis play Harry. Profit.

Listening to this sick, trying to sleep. Wish me luck

Люди тут постепенно расстроились, что второй части не будет. Но если быть честным - а нужна ли она ? Этот мир уникален, его невозможно коммерциализировать и нельзя, что главное. Наслаждаемся моментом, слушаем невероятную музыку и, самое обязательное, знаем, что скоро появятся и другие проекты, не менее уникальные, а опыт от их прохождения будет еще лучше, музыка еще чувствительнее и ближе, персонажи еще душевнее. Что-то великолепное приближается...

I work at my university's library and love putting this on when I'm working late nights. It's such a calming track that feels like the city of Revachol is winding down for the evening, yet nonetheless burns bright into the night, as simmering as its flame may be. Volition's quote about Revachol being a place to be fits it like a glove; this is all you have, but it's still something. Streets and sodium lights. The sky, the world. You're still alive.

never played this game. for some reason this music is painfull.

I really want to replay Elysium, especially with the new voice acting, but I want to get far enough away from my first playthrough to really enjoy it again. I think I'm close though!

No matter what happened with ZAUM, and the inevitable shitshow of a sequel to this by not the core that made it.. _At least we had this. Once._ *It's something out of time; out of place. A rare breed. Something archetypically associated with 90s greats. And it came, and has gone. But it left tracks deep on everyone and everything in its path. It happened. And that's beautiful enough for me.*

The world is so beautiful. There are so many beautiful people in it. I’m so lucky to be alive.

For once, Harry feels a sense of peace around Kim as he watches him blow smoke over the balcony railing. Martinaise and its people seem to slumber by midnight, as the streets are mostly empty and the chilly air causes Harry's breath to be visible against the stark black sky above him. With everything going on in the area, the gentle quiet and crisp night air calms the anxieties that have been bubbling in Harry's stomach since he woke up in an amnestic nightmare, hungover from a night he can't remember. What he's managed to do with his time in Martinaise so far is nothing less of a miracle, considering the circumstances. Harry has a feeling he isn't even close to solving the suspected murder, but given his current situation, he's willing to put that thought to the side for now. Harry has noticed that Kim routinely has a cigarette on the balcony of the Whirling-In-Rags each night before he settles into his room to sleep. While on his way to his own room, Harry has caught many glances of him out the second-floor window, strangely yearning to join the lieutenant outside. Harry would never ask, though, as Kim would most certainly want his privacy. That didn’t seem to be the case tonight. Kim, for the first time, invited Harry for a smoke. Unprovoked. And Harry couldn’t refuse. “You’re a fascinating detective,” Kim says, breaking the silence between them. “…fascinating?” Harry has no idea what that means. “Yes, fascinating.” The two men stare at each other with frowns plastered on their faces, but Harry’s is a bit more exaggerated. Kim is not the kind of man to openly express emotion, but Harry catches him rolling his eyes, just a bit. He then brings the cigarette in his hand to his mouth, inhales, and blows smoke over the balcony once more. Kim, as always, seems to understand that Harry’s confusion is genuine. “I find you abrasive, irresponsible, and reckless. You make terrible decisions, ones that often put yourself and those around you in danger, and you are very easily distracted by irrelevant matters." He says it matter-of-factly. He’s being honest. Something heavy and ridden with anxiety forms in the pit of Harry’s stomach. He normally isn’t too affected by the words of others, but from Kim, it’s different… for some reason. Harry is about to retort with something, but Kim clears his throat and gives Harry a look that is significantly gentler than any of the looks he’s ever gotten from Kim. “However,” Kim begins, “your skills as a cop have impressed me. You use methods I wouldn’t imagine using, and they work. You’ve taught me many techniques in our short time together and I can’t imagine I would be any more productive on this case with any other cop. All of these things make you fascinating to me.” …and just like that, Harry’s mouth clicks closed, and that heavy feeling in his stomach is suddenly lighter. “Thanks,” Harry says, as that’s all he can muster. The remaining 15 minutes fly by as Harry asks a number of questions about the district of Martinaise and Kim’s personal life, and Kim seems to answer the questions with more openness than before. Kim offers Harry his cigarette, and they smoke it until it becomes dust on the balcony floor. Any traces of people on the streets of Martinaise are gone by now, and it leaves Harry feeling like he and Kim are the only two people in the city. It’s… a welcome feeling. For the first time, Harry catches himself thinking that he could get used to this.

Something beautiful is going to happen.

so peaceful and beautiful

It just hits different.

"Is it ethical to create a character like Eric?" Lol

In honor of your will, lieutenant-yefreitor. That you kept from falling apart, in the face of sheer terror. Day after day. Second by second.

To find the truth behind Man and Woman's weakness. To pry the fire out. To path. To live before I die.

I felt depressed when this game ended. Because I was scared I would never play anything like it again. And then I heard about the sequel, and I was relieved. And then I heard more about the sequel... and back to the post-game depression it was.

The first death is in the heart, Harry.

shouldn't this be 12AM or is this a "Europeans get everything wrong on purpose" thing

Shit hits different now that we know DE 2 will probably never exist - or at least will only exist as a compromised version without the key players who brought us the first.

RIP Disco Elysium.

+1 The lieutenant trusts you. +2 Kim *really* trusts you. I've never been emotional in a game before - seeing those lines made me almost cry.

Anyone know if this is used in an Orville Peck song?