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I just realized there are 3 violins in this arrangement, one for each sister. The main one is Whispess, there's one playing in a slightly lower pitch underneath that: Brewess, and every once in a while there's a high pitched one, Weavess hiding behind them like the scuttling vermin she is.
+Traitors will Hang as a Ukrainian, I can say that there are a lot of similarities, for examples runes in game have name of different gods in pagan slavic mythology and I recognised almost all of them, and overall creatures are quite familiar
I am slavic (polish precisely). My mother used to tell me and read to me all these old scary slavic tales when I was a kid. When I first heard this song while playing witcher I immediately went back in time and remembered all the stories and felt a little shiver. This music fits the "Ladies of the woods" story perfectly. And witcher perfectly depicts slavic mythology just how I imagined it as a kid (or even scarier sometimes). Truly a work of art, masterpiece, game of the century.
I am also slavic (czech) and when I was very little, my grand-grand-mother told me all kinds of stories. Like never go to the fields at noon, as there are spirits hunting lonely children or don't follow the voices in the forests, even tho they sound familiar to you.
@@Mebbetha między innymi kwiat paproci, o babie jadze, o dobrusi, sławce i jagódce , o wandzie co nnie chciala niemca i jeszcze moge wymieniać ale myślę że wiesz już o co chodzi :)
I love the fact they used real folklore and mythology, because it gave backgrounds to the enemies. Drowners were people who jumped into rivers and lakes to commit suicide. Wraiths were young women who died of plague. Botchlings were discarded unwanted babies coming back to seek revenge. They reflect how life was in the middle ages.
"Zireael is dead. Naught but a frozen corpse in an icy wilderness. And you are afraid. You feel fear..." "...You *lie.* I *don't feel a thing* anymore."
@@maksymhnatyuk9662 dettlaf is unlucky lover who want too find the revange but o'dim is devil who want humans souls, he can manipulate time and he cant be killed you can only beat him
Baron: where are these witches? Gerald: they are not yet in the house, it is better to get out of here Baron: what makes you think that? Geralt: because we are still alive
@@Motherfuc ciri has ancient power from her elder blood and witcher training so i think it's fair to say she is more powerful than geralt, not to mention the baron army. and the last one was weaker without her sisters.
HO HO! This reply thread are full of pussies! If you think some ugly ass witch with holes and flies is disturbing than you havent see Bloodborne and Dark Souls 3 abominations **Cries in to the corner**
This part is very similar to slavic mitholgy, religion, legends. All those old houses, People menthality like in Poland few hunderts years ago. Love it
When I first encountered their true forms, I did not really expected it and combined with this music, the atmosphere was very disturbing and all I wanted to do at this point was just kill them. Especially when they told me what they tried to do with Ciri...
Indeed, I really hate going to Crookback Bog because first this music really disturbs me since the first time I made that damned mission with the Crones and after I found what has really happened not only with Ciri but also with the Baron's wife and those poor orphans, that is the place I easily hate the most in all The Witcher. Even above Skellige with their haunting noises and its cold and dead environment.
@@yovnx Skellige felt quite vivid for me. Cold and deathly, but you would expect of a Viking Island. Crookback Bog, on the other hand, is terrifying...
This was always my favorite part of the soundtrack because combined with the bog, the crones, and the magic used it just gives off that perfect unnerving feeling without sounding like the game trying to hard to be creepy.
Get to this part of the game after a 12 hours long gaming session, dead tired because it's 3 AM or 4 AM and the whole setting just puts you in a trance where the story sucks you in completly.
When i finished this quest, i was kind of terrified, because i remembered, that my grandfather once told me a story about a entity called Kornmuhme (Grain Crone), which is said to be living in the fields. It appears as fog or wind or as old ugly lady. She is said to have a taste for children picking Cornflowers. And she cuts of the ears of her victims, a bit like the crones in the witcher. To prevent her from eating humans, my grandfather and his older brothers always strew little parts of the harvested grains over the fields. Really like the witcher 3 for it gives european mythology such a stunnig stage!
I have such a strange feeling linked to this. I haven’t played the game in years, but that anxiety and excitement and almost reverence that came with the appearance of the ladies will never leave me. They might just be some of the most frightening fictional characters I’ve ever had the dis/pleasure of meeting.
This song is so unique in the soundtrack. It speaks on aeons past, of power and knowledge older than any other we come across in this series. It tells a story of elder pacts bound in blood and briar, of a forest that stood before this land rose from the sea and will be here where the land returns to it.
@@jimmyrussells8309 not rly. most of monsters in this game, behaviours or jother things are based on slavic mythology. ladies of the woods are definitely based on slavic culture, and you cant deny that. they were based on typical "baba yagas". one of very few things based on northern culture are skellige and their cults.
@@donmaciaso_ You can just as easily argue that they're based on the three sisters archetype found in indo-european mythology. People only think it's slavic because the witcher was written by a Polish author who oddly enough, scoffed at the idea of it being based on slavic culture to begin with citing it as being based off of Arthurian tales.
@@jimmyrussells8309 man, how short-minded do you have to be to say that ladies of the woods are based on indo-european mythology? people think it's slavic, because the MOST monsters are based on slavic mythology, including leshens, drowners, ghouls, ghosts or water hags. witcher universe presents many cultures, eg. zerrikania is a refference of africa, which was hard to get to, but was also unique. skellige is a reference of vikings culture or scandinavia. velen, most of the novigrad outskirts are based on slav countries, like ukraine or poland.
The crones were really fucking scary and gross, and the fact that you don't know how powerful or old they really are makes them even more interesting... But O'Dimm? That man was the one of the coolest and most frightening villains I have ever seen.
@@mezcco5679 Yes, in the Witcher 3 DLC hearts of stone, and i read the entire witcher saga except road with no return and SoS and he doesn't appear. I don't want to spoil you, play it for yourself and see what I mean...
I loved when Geralt saw them on the carpet, he got calm, he knew that there is a pure evil in this, he stopped using his rudeness against whoever knew where ciri is, he knew if he did this wrong he’ll die.
I’ll never forget how the scene made me feel with this music playing in the background as the crones were talking to me. I was drawn in and immersed into the world of the witcher that it was almost overwhelming.
The fact that the last Lady of the woods you go after in the bad ending epilogue is terribly weak and easy to beat is truly symbolic and i thought this was really scary, seeing Geralt so sad he's going on a cold blood revenge and once he killed her, has nothing more left to do in this world was HARD
When i hear our folklore instrument Gadulka with combination to these voices i think immediately of baba Yagga , this is the dark side of the Slavic folklore. Everything the game captured the tv series failed to deliver.
The books failed as well. First of all, the series is telling the story of the books and at the moment the chapters aren't dark neither in the book or the series. Second of all, It is way easier to bring the darkside into a game than into a TV Series.
The first mission with the crones was probably one of the best in the whole game. The atmosphere was set perfectly, the music is amazing and suiting, their design is creative... Flawless, in my opinion
The Ladies. What an amazing, intimidating trio of villains that steal the show in every scene they appear in with their creepy presence and add so much to the lore of the game. I sure am glad they didn't get killed off-screen with no effort or any dumb shit like that.
Feel sad that their boss fight wasn't something special at all. Just foglet and grave/water hags. I anticipated them use cunning and magic, illusions and environment (living roots of corrupted holy oak soaked in human blood) against you. If anything they weren't supposed to be generic melee fighting monsters. Still best videogame i ever played. ;)
Павел Панаев do u have amnesia because that fight wasn’t “special” per say but it wasn’t generic, u fight the 3 witches and one of them survives barely
This. The game already had my interest before, but after seeing the tapestry scene it just elevated the game into something more. I grew up in a place that still is superstitious and let me tell you I got a cold chill the entire time listening to the Crones patronize Geralt.
I swear the witcher 3 is my favorite game of all time, and i doubt any other could replace it, not that i'm bringing down other games, I just love the witcher 3, i mean simply the fact that every seemingly unimportant sidequest has voice overs is amazing to me, then there are all the different characters, some you relate to, some you may hate, for some you may cry, and also the story, it's just a game that will always stay in your heart.
I played this song while spending the night in the woods. Oh man, I haven't sleep for a damn second and prayed for the dawn to come.. Since then I never feel the same in the woods. You ruined my peacefull time in the wilderness. So, now it's your turn, my friend.. and no light allowed. ;-)
The Ladies of the Wood are probably one of the things that scared me most in the game but also I can’t help but be fascinated by them. Their role as characters in the story and their dealings with local towns offscreen their vibe is unsettling and intriguing, not to mention their character designs are all so distinct and unique.
How can this game still have the best open world, the best story, the best characters, the best dialogues, the best quests AND the best music of all video games?
Absolute banger of a track, will never forget completely missing out the trail of treats, and accidentally stumbling on the orphans in the swamp, and hearing this play.
The music, atmosphere and story at this part of the game was unbelievably good. Unfortunately I have not seen anything in Cyberpunk 2077 that has matched this yet, I also don't really expect to though to be honest. This was as close to interactive story telling perfection. And with the multiple ways the crones and baron's story can end this stayed tense even through multiple playthroughs. I kind of want to buy everyone involved with creating this a round of beers for entertaining so well that even years later I am commenting on how good this on random youtube videos
This theme is already eerie without context and gives me a feeling of uneasiness. But when confronted with the crones it just amps up ten times, especially when you meet them first time. You don't know who they are, they seem ancient and powerful and their design is creepy, you feel powerless and uneasy in their presence, all you think about is to not fuck up or you're done for.
I am amazed by this game and how damn well it is made! On my entire first playthrough, I felt constantly uncomfortable while in the Crookback bog, like a jumpscare would appear out of randomness, eventhough I know this isnt a horror-game. I think these three are utterly disgusting, and so damn good characters!
My mother (who really likes The Witcher, too) just commented *this* is how she feels when she visits & enters my room. I keep 24 tarantulas in here 😂 I can't stop laughing at that comment.
"The weird sisters, hand in hand, Posters of the sea and land, Thus do go about, about: Thrice to thine and thrice to mine And thrice again, to make up nine. Peace! the charm's wound up." (Witches sisters from "Macbeth" of Shakespeare W.)
I love the references in both the books (and show adaptation of the books) and the games to classic folklore and fairy tales, it makes you wonder more about what's possible and what exists in the witcher universe, especially the fairy tales that everybody knows because of Disney, like how Renfri is actually an alternate version of Snow White
You see they crows and think "nothing has anything on this" Then see higher vampires (blood and wine) and realise that they are not only more powerful and creepy but they are the true masters of the world of witcher.
I still found the Crones infinitely more ominous because they weren't beings that could be rationalized away, were they once women? What pact did they make with what forces to become that way? What made them so singularly different? What metaphysical realm beyond the span of the sciences as they were understood in the game did they tap into? What was or is their motives? The Vampires are on cruise control, they exist to exist, the Crones have some agenda, some drive, and not knowing what it is or understanding why is the scariest thing about them to me.
"Damn you're ugly"
- *Geralt of Rivia*
😂
"Ох и гнусный же ты"
-Геральт из Ривии
Ale jesteś brzydki.. in PL version :D
Qoute End
Ale jesteś paskudny
The Crones were beautifully written. As was the Baron's story. W3 is a true masterpiece.
freak
@@marocho129 Freak!
Hej czy mógłbyś mi powiedzieć jak odbierają grę wiedzmin 3 z twojego kraju? Bardzo jestem ciekawy opinii o grach polskich na rynku zagranicznym. I dziękuję za każdy wydany grosz poza Polską! Pozdrawiam serdecznie
@@wielkiprzedwieczny370 People here like the game witcher 3 a lot! But they didn't like Cyberpunk 2077 as much.
@@wielkiprzedwieczny370 Ведьмак 3 ахуенный!
I just realized there are 3 violins in this arrangement, one for each sister. The main one is Whispess, there's one playing in a slightly lower pitch underneath that: Brewess, and every once in a while there's a high pitched one, Weavess hiding behind them like the scuttling vermin she is.
its actuall no violins :D i am not sure about the other 2 but the main one is called suka. It does have this really tragic and sturdy sound itself
@@blackkatze4773 same family, still a type of fiddle. It's basically a knee violin.
Ah dudnt know that it seemed so different from what it looks like!
@@blackkatze4773 Blyat?
@@Neo2266. RUSH B CYKA BLYAT
How cool is that, we get not one but THREE Baba Yagas.
+Rob M Yeah, it's all based on slavic mitology
+Razall1IsNot1337 well polish, not all slavic cultures are the same, same as the west.
+Traitors will Hang as a Ukrainian, I can say that there are a lot of similarities, for examples runes in game have name of different gods in pagan slavic mythology and I recognised almost all of them, and overall creatures are quite familiar
+Тинус Данил Especially Chernabog. Everyone should recognize that one.
+R Mac Seáin Actually the most familiar were Swarog, Jarilo and Dajbog (not sure if I translitterated their names right)
"You look different on the carpet..."
*tapestry
i unironically would buy a carpet that looked like that, would get some odd looks at family get togethers but would be worth
hahhaa :D
@Sarah Umayyad Maybe a German speaker. Germans call it wall-carpet.
@@edi9892 Or a finn. Finns have things called Ryijy which is quite literally carpet meant to cover (=insulate) and decorate walls.
Weavess : and you are afraid.. You feel fear
Geralt : You lie. I don't feel a thing anymore.
:(
Edgelord Geralt rules
Sent fokin chills to me spine m8
That ending was a heartbreaker
Serghei Spatari Ikr I got it on my first play through and was depressed for like a week
I am slavic (polish precisely). My mother used to tell me and read to me all these old scary slavic tales when I was a kid. When I first heard this song while playing witcher I immediately went back in time and remembered all the stories and felt a little shiver. This music fits the "Ladies of the woods" story perfectly. And witcher perfectly depicts slavic mythology just how I imagined it as a kid (or even scarier sometimes). Truly a work of art, masterpiece, game of the century.
I am also slavic (czech) and when I was very little, my grand-grand-mother told me all kinds of stories. Like never go to the fields at noon, as there are spirits hunting lonely children or don't follow the voices in the forests, even tho they sound familiar to you.
can you advise what stories are there as i would like to read them (can be in polish)
@@Mebbetha między innymi kwiat paproci, o babie jadze, o dobrusi, sławce i jagódce , o wandzie co nnie chciala niemca i jeszcze moge wymieniać ale myślę że wiesz już o co chodzi :)
me whos kurdish but exactly know what u mean😂😂😂
I love the fact they used real folklore and mythology, because it gave backgrounds to the enemies. Drowners were people who jumped into rivers and lakes to commit suicide. Wraiths were young women who died of plague. Botchlings were discarded unwanted babies coming back to seek revenge. They reflect how life was in the middle ages.
"Zireael is dead. Naught but a frozen corpse in an icy wilderness. And you are afraid. You feel fear..."
"...You *lie.* I *don't feel a thing* anymore."
Got that ending my first time, depressed for a whole week
Damn I've never heard that dialog I feel bad for my boy now.
@@Wahatoyas my man literally had Ciri on a chain with no free will 💀
They were a better antagonist than Wild Hunt tbh
That's true. They are awful. I hate them. Great antagonists.
The best antagonist is gaunter O'dim
@@oskarmadry550 or Detlaff
@@maksymhnatyuk9662 dettlaf is unlucky lover who want too find the revange but o'dim is devil who want humans souls, he can manipulate time and he cant be killed you can only beat him
@@oskarmadry550 gaunter isnt a devil
Baron: where are these witches?
Gerald: they are not yet in the house, it is better to get out of here
Baron: what makes you think that?
Geralt: because we are still alive
Tamara said that but ok. (idk how hers name is in english)
3 doritos later...
Ciri kills 2 of them and geralt kills the last one without problem
@@Motherfuc ciri has ancient power from her elder blood and witcher training so i think it's fair to say she is more powerful than geralt, not to mention the baron army. and the last one was weaker without her sisters.
That line was intense
@@blazypika2 In raw combat skills probably not, but once ciri can receive training then maybe yes
Oh man, that fly-eye crone was especially disturbing. Her head movements and those flies...
That triggers trypophobic people, so If you find that especially disturbing, you might have it.
@@psilocybin7693 i closed her eyes with my hand whenever she appeared on the screen lmao
HO HO! This reply thread are full of pussies! If you think some ugly ass witch with holes and flies is disturbing than you havent see Bloodborne and Dark Souls 3 abominations **Cries in to the corner**
@Hans Sausage lmao i thought these sudden twitchy movements was her glitching because geralt does that too sometimes
"A word once given we never break..."
"Do you fear woodland beasts"?
Truer then any politician! The ladies for president!
@@8o8g91
Not anymore.
That what she said
This whole part of the game was just awesome! Those Crones should of been bigger parts of the game, damn fascinating creatures.
Spoken like a true wicher
If you get the "bad" ending you're in for a depressing treat :)
@@mikfhan yeah, really sad.
This part is very similar to slavic mitholgy, religion, legends. All those old houses, People menthality like in Poland few hunderts years ago. Love it
@#freeleafy It was certainly one off the most memorable for certain.
When I first encountered their true forms, I did not really expected it and combined with this music, the atmosphere was very disturbing and all I wanted to do at this point was just kill them. Especially when they told me what they tried to do with Ciri...
exactly
Indeed, I really hate going to Crookback Bog because first this music really disturbs me since the first time I made that damned mission with the Crones and after I found what has really happened not only with Ciri but also with the Baron's wife and those poor orphans, that is the place I easily hate the most in all The Witcher. Even above Skellige with their haunting noises and its cold and dead environment.
@@yovnx Skellige felt quite vivid for me. Cold and deathly, but you would expect of a Viking Island.
Crookback Bog, on the other hand, is terrifying...
"Ciri and I will come back here together, and kill you." And I'm like "FUCK YEAH WE WILL!"
@@yovnx skellige is beautiful
This was always my favorite part of the soundtrack because combined with the bog, the crones, and the magic used it just gives off that perfect unnerving feeling without sounding like the game trying to hard to be creepy.
Get to this part of the game after a 12 hours long gaming session, dead tired because it's 3 AM or 4 AM and the whole setting just puts you in a trance where the story sucks you in completly.
When i finished this quest, i was kind of terrified, because i remembered, that my grandfather once told me a story about a entity called Kornmuhme (Grain Crone), which is said to be living in the fields. It appears as fog or wind or as old ugly lady. She is said to have a taste for children picking Cornflowers. And she cuts of the ears of her victims, a bit like the crones in the witcher. To prevent her from eating humans, my grandfather and his older brothers always strew little parts of the harvested grains over the fields. Really like the witcher 3 for it gives european mythology such a stunnig stage!
Love it. The whole witcher book series is one big mythologoy of many nations put to one in terryfying style.
your description kinda match those water hags which comes with the drowners
"Do you desire us?"
No.
"Do you ever look to the mirror?"
"I'll be your best, and last."
Damn. Now I'm horny...
**Strokes tiny legs in genital area**
... ... ... No...
- So, CDPR, how many baba yagas do you want to appear in Witcher 3?
- Yes.
this is a good example of this joke format
"Wait, this game have 3 baba yagas?"
"Oh its witcher 3 why i should ask they put everything with 3!"
@@yourewallsareveryconvenien8292 Valve : What? 3? Half Life 3? *run*
But you know Baba Yaga has three personalities?
I have such a strange feeling linked to this. I haven’t played the game in years, but that anxiety and excitement and almost reverence that came with the appearance of the ladies will never leave me. They might just be some of the most frightening fictional characters I’ve ever had the dis/pleasure of meeting.
Guanter O Dimm
*Hold my spoon*
This song is so unique in the soundtrack. It speaks on aeons past, of power and knowledge older than any other we come across in this series. It tells a story of elder pacts bound in blood and briar, of a forest that stood before this land rose from the sea and will be here where the land returns to it.
"You wish to die, witcher? Do you wish your suffering to end?"
+overdose ''The Prophecies do not lie''
MrkHUN "Shit, you stink"
+overdose "a word once given we never break"
"Summon the bitches"
You're a fucking genius!
Niesamowita muzyka. Dodając do niej wiedźmy, stare drewniane chaty na bagnach, zachodzące słońce - otrzymujemy coś epickiego.
Absolutna prawda
Grając we Wieśka po kilku latach ponowie, dalej mam ciary gdy robię zadania z wiedźmami 😍
Z jednej strony chcemy by powróciły w wiedźminie 4 z drugiej jesteśmy przerażeni kolejnym spotkaniem z tymi istotami
jak mają wrócić skoro nie żyją
Мы получим Велен в ведьмак 3))
When you enter your mother in law's home
LOL 😂😂😂
:D:D:D
:D
She’s like a fusion of all the crones, fat, ugly and has multiple legs
LOOOL :D
Get a feeling a pleasant feeling of cultural closure with Poland whenever I think of Witcher.
Sheob 多形体 Same. This game is a glorious ode to the Slavic culture. I think never has it get such a golden tribute in the modern epoch.
@@crestfallenknight7983 Hardly any of it is based off of slavic mythology though. Most of its roots are in germanic and celtic mythology
@@jimmyrussells8309 not rly. most of monsters in this game, behaviours or jother things are based on slavic mythology. ladies of the woods are definitely based on slavic culture, and you cant deny that. they were based on typical "baba yagas". one of very few things based on northern culture are skellige and their cults.
@@donmaciaso_ You can just as easily argue that they're based on the three sisters archetype found in indo-european mythology. People only think it's slavic because the witcher was written by a Polish author who oddly enough, scoffed at the idea of it being based on slavic culture to begin with citing it as being based off of Arthurian tales.
@@jimmyrussells8309 man, how short-minded do you have to be to say that ladies of the woods are based on indo-european mythology? people think it's slavic, because the MOST monsters are based on slavic mythology, including leshens, drowners, ghouls, ghosts or water hags. witcher universe presents many cultures, eg. zerrikania is a refference of africa, which was hard to get to, but was also unique. skellige is a reference of vikings culture or scandinavia. velen, most of the novigrad outskirts are based on slav countries, like ukraine or poland.
"come on roach"
run roach
Шевелись Плотва
Gruffled Geralt voice
@@boynextdoor1800 Не так быстро плотва!
That's it Roach!
The crones were really fucking scary and gross, and the fact that you don't know how powerful or old they really are makes them even more interesting...
But O'Dimm? That man was the one of the coolest and most frightening villains I have ever seen.
The fact that O'Dimm acronym makes "G. O. D." scares the shit of me.
Who is odminm ? Is he in the game even ? I haven’t read the books so I don’t know
@@mezcco5679 Yes, in the Witcher 3 DLC hearts of stone, and i read the entire witcher saga except road with no return and SoS and he doesn't appear. I don't want to spoil you, play it for yourself and see what I mean...
@@redrickschuhart3836 ok
@@redrickschuhart3836 O' dimm do be a snacc tho
I thought they were the scariest creatures in the game. Then, I met Gaunter O'Dimm
@Funtime Florian got a spoon stuck in me eye
During one of the conversations with him, this song also played
I loved when Geralt saw them on the carpet, he got calm, he knew that there is a pure evil in this, he stopped using his rudeness against whoever knew where ciri is, he knew if he did this wrong he’ll die.
When she looks nothing like her tinder profile.
xD good one
still turned me on
Lollll
lol when the girl who catfished you walks in the restaurant for your date
"In real life, you're different than you were in the tapestry."
Translation: He got catfished.
I’ll never forget how the scene made me feel with this music playing in the background as the crones were talking to me. I was drawn in and immersed into the world of the witcher that it was almost overwhelming.
The fact that the last Lady of the woods you go after in the bad ending epilogue is terribly weak and easy to beat is truly symbolic and i thought this was really scary, seeing Geralt so sad he's going on a cold blood revenge and once he killed her, has nothing more left to do in this world was HARD
Why would you purposely get the lame ending.
@@SagaciousNihilist I got the bad ending
Why am I listening to this before sleeping.
Same situation here
Lol same here too
Same
Bro fucking same
@@DEADEGO42069 same
Perfect ringtone for mother in laws the world over...
Hahaha exactly hahaa
More like the Karen theme
🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is by far the creepiest/scariest track in The Witcher series... and it's no wonder why. Those Crones are dangerous.
Exploring Velen after doing the quest they appear in, knowing they are watching your every step felt terrifying but incredible at the same time.
the most memorable ost for me...i used to mumble this at work...no one knew from where it came.
Must be thinking about your boss Karen.
"What? Lost your nerve?"
-*Geralt of Rivia*
Never in my life have I had such a deep-seeded hatred for characters as I do for the Hags. Repulsive characters, as they're designed to be.
Me to. When Philip's wife died and he hanged himself, I hated them much more than any character ever
Kacper Kowalski shit that didnt happen to me, wtf did u do
@@dryhard4137 There are 2 endings. If u help the demon in tree save the children this will happen
@@dryhard4137 u can also save the spirit before quest, kids will be free and anna won't die
I hated Menge the most to be honest
The best song in the whole game and one of the best in gaming in general.
This song is so mystical and gets under your skin. The Mumen story is one of the best in the entire game.
When i hear our folklore instrument Gadulka with combination to these voices i think immediately of baba Yagga , this is the dark side of the Slavic folklore. Everything the game captured the tv series failed to deliver.
Dicho Kusarov exactly
The books failed as well. First of all, the series is telling the story of the books and at the moment the chapters aren't dark neither in the book or the series. Second of all, It is way easier to bring the darkside into a game than into a TV Series.
@@Nero1920 the books were fantasy adventure, the game was horror fantasy adventure, the tv series were Buffy the vampire adventure
@@dododimitrov9657 even in the game there wasnt much horror yes there were some parts but you cant really call it horror
@@ruifigueiredo5486 well the three hags and the ghost really made me feel like in a horror game
One of the best soundtracks in the game.
The most atmospheric chapter and the most atmospheric musical accompaniment
The first mission with the crones was probably one of the best in the whole game. The atmosphere was set perfectly, the music is amazing and suiting, their design is creative... Flawless, in my opinion
Сколько лет прошло, с момента выхода, а атмосфера в этой игре, по сей день очень завораживает и доставляет кайф.
The ladies of the wood were more terrifying than the wild hunt
There never was, there never is, there never will be another Witcher 3. Oh GOD, the memories!!!
Один из лучших саундтреков игры)
The Ladies. What an amazing, intimidating trio of villains that steal the show in every scene they appear in with their creepy presence and add so much to the lore of the game. I sure am glad they didn't get killed off-screen with no effort or any dumb shit like that.
Feel sad that their boss fight wasn't something special at all. Just foglet and grave/water hags.
I anticipated them use cunning and magic, illusions and environment (living roots of corrupted holy oak soaked in human blood) against you.
If anything they weren't supposed to be generic melee fighting monsters.
Still best videogame i ever played. ;)
Павел Панаев do u have amnesia because that fight wasn’t “special” per say but it wasn’t generic, u fight the 3 witches and one of them survives barely
They don't steal the show, they are the show.
Jeden z najlepszych sountrack
*soundtrack
Po 4 latach ktoś się w końcu do tego przy*ierdolił8-)
MASTERPIECE
Some of the best character designs ever. Creepy as hell.
Meeting the Lady's and hearing this for the first time is what made me fall in love with the Witcher
This. The game already had my interest before, but after seeing the tapestry scene it just elevated the game into something more. I grew up in a place that still is superstitious and let me tell you I got a cold chill the entire time listening to the Crones patronize Geralt.
The occult symbolism is huge with the ladies of the woods. Amazing work.
Love old Slavic folklore. It's so dark.
You've no idea....
@@olgierdvoneverec7715 just played against baba yaga in tomb raider D:
Name of this ?
One of the greatest games as a whole. But the swamps/Baron part of the game was without doubt the coolest.
I swear the witcher 3 is my favorite game of all time, and i doubt any other could replace it, not that i'm bringing down other games, I just love the witcher 3, i mean simply the fact that every seemingly unimportant sidequest has voice overs is amazing to me, then there are all the different characters, some you relate to, some you may hate, for some you may cry, and also the story, it's just a game that will always stay in your heart.
Here this at your campfire at night if you Camp alone in the woods.
I played this song while spending the night in the woods. Oh man, I haven't sleep for a damn second and prayed for the dawn to come.. Since then I never feel the same in the woods. You ruined my peacefull time in the wilderness. So, now it's your turn, my friend.. and no light allowed. ;-)
I slept like a baby! The civilized world is a lot more horrible then the ladies.
let's do that naked with our friends and dancing and singing around a fire in the woods lmao, lets summon the ladies (╯°□°）╯
shit brickss lololol
that wye we don,t camp in bog iles your geralt of rivia
They will come, don't be stupid...
The Ladies of the Wood are probably one of the things that scared me most in the game but also I can’t help but be fascinated by them. Their role as characters in the story and their dealings with local towns offscreen their vibe is unsettling and intriguing, not to mention their character designs are all so distinct and unique.
How can this game still have the best open world, the best story, the best characters, the best dialogues, the best quests AND the best music of all video games?
Indeed and rdr2 as well
This song perfectly fits the mood of the Crookback Bog, and the vibe that these witches are giving out.
Man, these ladies really felt like a menace. All this section of the game was terrifying
Polymorphy ? Im impressed
Jacob Gill Do YoU dEsIrE US?!?!?
crepiest game soundtrack yet also one of the most beatiful one
Absolute banger of a track, will never forget completely missing out the trail of treats, and accidentally stumbling on the orphans in the swamp, and hearing this play.
The music in this game is actually amazing and this on one of my favourites!
I'm going to have this set as the missus' ringtone.
"a bit different from the carpet illustration, aren't you"
The first conversation with the witches is absolutely one of the best moments in The Witcher 3
This music is my favorite from the favorite quest of my favorite game.
Nothing will ever freak me out more than the crone with the basket over her face, that deep booming muffled voice sent shivers down my back😖
Best sidequest ever made... EVER
Najlepszy Soundtrack, Najlepszej Gry.
Potwierdzam. Ta gra to coś tak Epickiego, że jednym słowem się nie da po prostu tego wyrazić. Warto było sobie ogarnąć na Steamie wersję GOTY.
The music, atmosphere and story at this part of the game was unbelievably good. Unfortunately I have not seen anything in Cyberpunk 2077 that has matched this yet, I also don't really expect to though to be honest. This was as close to interactive story telling perfection. And with the multiple ways the crones and baron's story can end this stayed tense even through multiple playthroughs. I kind of want to buy everyone involved with creating this a round of beers for entertaining so well that even years later I am commenting on how good this on random youtube videos
This theme is already eerie without context and gives me a feeling of uneasiness.
But when confronted with the crones it just amps up ten times, especially when you meet them first time.
You don't know who they are, they seem ancient and powerful and their design is creepy, you feel powerless and uneasy in their presence, all you think about is to not fuck up or you're done for.
Best song which I ever heard. Good job CD project
Thank you to the authors very much! I listened to this music for 2 years on the way to my University
I am amazed by this game and how damn well it is made! On my entire first playthrough, I felt constantly uncomfortable while in the Crookback bog, like a jumpscare would appear out of randomness, eventhough I know this isnt a horror-game. I think these three are utterly disgusting, and so damn good characters!
When your blind date arrives
😂😂😂
God how I wished there was a LOT more interactions with them. Like, we need a Witcher game fully dedicated just to them.
We wish. A DLC: "Stories of the Bog", coming out 31st oct.
My mother (who really likes The Witcher, too) just commented *this* is how she feels when she visits & enters my room.
I keep 24 tarantulas in here 😂 I can't stop laughing at that comment.
"The weird sisters, hand in hand,
Posters of the sea and land,
Thus do go about, about:
Thrice to thine and thrice to mine
And thrice again, to make up nine.
Peace! the charm's wound up."
(Witches sisters from "Macbeth" of Shakespeare W.)
Voices of the ladies tells you it will be bad as soon as you hear them, with this mad song behind... masterpiece indeed.
Was looking/waiting for this particular one. Also heartbeat of wooden heart from the whispering hillock.
Me: **plays third game with absolutely no knowledge of the lore, hears this totally innocent and not at all evil song**
"That was blunt."
One of the best quests in the game
"if she's shapely, what does it matter?"
The Good Ladies of the woods are more terrifying than the Wild Hunt and O'Dimm... IMHO...
I love the references in both the books (and show adaptation of the books) and the games to classic folklore and fairy tales, it makes you wonder more about what's possible and what exists in the witcher universe, especially the fairy tales that everybody knows because of Disney, like how Renfri is actually an alternate version of Snow White
You see they crows and think "nothing has anything on this" Then see higher vampires (blood and wine) and realise that they are not only more powerful and creepy but they are the true masters of the world of witcher.
I still found the Crones infinitely more ominous because they weren't beings that could be rationalized away, were they once women? What pact did they make with what forces to become that way? What made them so singularly different? What metaphysical realm beyond the span of the sciences as they were understood in the game did they tap into? What was or is their motives? The Vampires are on cruise control, they exist to exist, the Crones have some agenda, some drive, and not knowing what it is or understanding why is the scariest thing about them to me.
I basically agree everything you said, only lacked the way to put articulate it. Congratulations on making me feel like I don't know how words work...
Gaunter is more powerful yeah but he just wants souls and to torture
To this day, Gaunter O'Dimm is still one of the most fascinating and mysterious characters I have seen tbh. Just like the ladies...
and is more powerful then anything else in the witcher universe
Gives me chills every time
My morning alarm, always works
This song is called Eiffor, played by Percival. Some of the songs of Percival were taken to W3 and rearranged.
The song name is wrong; I looked it up & the song name is Saga.
Ladies of the school.... This music help me to low panic level when im wait to test
So creepy
+Slugfacess NeonGames77 ? this is fucking awesome
+RapperOrdinario Yeah of course
+Slugfacess NeonGames77 i know:D
+Slugfacess That soundtrack is just insanely good!
Eskel, Chop Chop
thats honestly my favorite line in the game.
Summon the bitches !
My body was so confused when they transformed into humans later on
The best fantasy rpg i ve ever played
This part of the game is hands down the best for me, the design around finding and approaching the sisters was so amazingly creepy and interesting.
Blessed the Wood's; blessed the Earth; blessed the Water!!! All hail, for the Ladies of the Woods!!!
I could never imagine Gadulka to sound so treacherous. Everything this is this game was masterpiece