@@Solaxe I was telling that he deserved more likes than the comment has, because it's pure gold. If I'm wrong with underrated meaning, please let me know. Have a nice day
i love how militech is the most corporate out of any of cyberpunk's corporations. sure, biotechnica is poweful and shadowy, and arasaka is the one corpo to top them all, but arasaka has more of an imperialistic, "grand" feel to them, like more of an empire than a corporation. militech doesnt give a shit. the people pulling the strings there are robotic and cold, and their troops even more so. lives and land are only considered with numbers and dollar signs. the people see a rockerboy standing bravely against the militaristic titan, and militech sees nothing more than an out-of-place variable in their plan of operations. Militech is an evil megacorporation, from simple actions all the way to their inner beliefs.
I also think Militech is the most capable Corp in terms of battle skill. Sure Arasaka has the numbers and maybe tech advantage but militech is the one who has knowledge and experiences in war and violent conflicts... Arasaka corps biggest weakness is emotion and ego. They think they are untouchable which is exactly why they get taken down by nomads, Silverhands rebels or by v him/herself at the end. They are destined for failiure... atleast the NC chapter is.
@@UndisputedONE2 couldnt agree more with this. Arasaka, although in the lore they explain they're silent and intimidating, you can tell their culture is very much so based on ego, grandiose visions and romanticized ideals. Still a terrifying corporation that would make me shit my dainty britches if i crossed their path, but being the number one for so many decades definitely threw their heads in the clouds. Militech though? they throw all of that out of the goddamn window and just claim victory. no intimidation needed, just execution. thats what i find so scary and inherently intimidating about militech, they take the "no questions asked" culture of military and crank it to the 15th notch
@@Positive-Vibes-77 I mean, it's the only infamous American PMC people ever heard of and have knowledge of, even though they went bankrupt and became a smaller company under a different name. There are plenty of PMCs like that, but they like to keep themselves in the dark.
@@zeonmxmilitech is America’s number one weapons manufacturer in cyberpunk they have manufactured conflicts aro the world to sell arms, and are in cahoots with the NUSA government, sounds familiar?
@lif6737 Actually, it was Italy that first started the concept of PMC. Hired mercenaries under a private company was a common thing in Europe, and the largest PMC in the world is is British, and they are considered even larger compared to PMC Wagner. G4S has around 620,000 personnel under their payroll and they are located all over the globe, doing various services from private security, illegal immigrant prison sites, to straight up military force. They kind of mirror the earlier stages of Militech's growth minus the weapons development.
Millitech definitely gave me some of my favorite fights in this game. Generally, when going up against one of the gangs, I would just storm in and go for it, not really thinking about my approach or cover. With Millitech, I felt like I actually had to do some planning beforehand to make it through!
Honestly I love encountering enemies that are legitimately scary. There are various gangs with their gangbangers that are super sloppy with their fighting, and even the higher up gang members are not too huge a threat. Then there's the regular police that aren't too big a threat either. But then there's Militech, essentially the military, and them alongside MaxTac (as sloppily implemented as they were put in) are just calm, cold, calculated precision enemies that will ruin your day if you're not careful. Even at equivalent level and power their numbers and careful aggression is a scary sight to behold for most of the game.
This and the other Militec music that plays when you meet Meredith Stout are so good. The really set the tone for Militech being the threat they are. Running into them while under leveled is always a fun challenge. Fun fact, there’s actually a real company called Militech. They make ceramic body armor.
....I wouldn't call that a 'fun' fact considering how Cyberpunk 2020 is so close to our reality and that our 2077 may be a reflection to this game's reality.
@4:21 "V, there's a corporate employee responsible for the deaths of seventy-five people holed up in a high-rise guarded by twenty Militech security personnel." "...only 20?"
@@Gamingcat78 The Joanne Koch hit job would have been the perfect spot for a Trauma encounter given she was near the top of the foodchain at Biotechnica's NC branch
@clarkesteinman5098 Someone else said it! That's exactly where I think they got this from. You know that was my start with cyberpunk games and music. I was born in 1990 so that game was my gateway to the dark future.
3:22 always makes me imagine that me and my gig group just noticed we were set up, and are now being surrounded by Militech Operatives from all angles, rooftops and black SUVs pulling up
0:45 first time I heard it was during a mission in the city centre right next to the fish hologram. Hearing the synth and looking at the tall corpo buildings at night fits perfectly
First time I heard this was during the All Foods mission. I sided with Maelstrom and when Militech attacked the whole fight scene was surreal. All this giant conveyer parts moving back and forth to use as cover, the sparks from malfunctioning or destroyed machinery, heavy bullet fire from both sides and me running around stealthing with camo . Was an amazing experience.
@@DrMcMoist Yes, you must crack the virus from the shard Meredith gave you and tell them Militech was gonna try to screw them, or alternatively you can just give them the shard and tell them not to use it cuz it's spiked. Militech will notice and launch an assault on their base, and you and Maelstrom fight together
@@bendutton17 cyberpunk 2077, witcher 3, devil may cry 5, doom eternal and wolfenstein 2. They have the best game soundtracks imo. Personally the best boss music has got to be "roar roar roar" or "silent siren" from devil may cry 5.
@@seanwallcroft6272 Right, they didn't make the best city in a game ever with the best cyberpunk atmosphere ever, excellent written characters, and the highly customizable gameplay with a ton of build depth - it's just nothing, right? You people are hilarious.
Militech enemies can be mostly found in the badlands. They are all over the place there(trying to take over the badlands area for something I think will play into the DLC storyline) so if you like this track Badlands is the place to find Militech enemies.
Exactly, yesterday I just drove over some Militechs (by accident of course) and I regognized this song and thought....he wait a minute.... *REVERSE GEAR*
I started seeing them more in the endgame. Not just in badlands but in the city. Also there are some gigs focused on them. With the new patch 2.0, the game has increased in difficulty while preventing the player to be loaded with cyberware. There are enemies with skull icon on top which shows they may have sandevistan, kerenzikov and heavy weapons. And militech peeps seem to have many of these kind of people.
The music for this game, from the atmospheric or combat background music to the radio tracks, is fucking brilliant. One of the all-time best game soundtracks out there.
I fucking love this theme, they can't be the biggest threat in cyberpunk, but that theme, especially 4:51, send shivers down my spine every fucking time... It's amazing how that game can give so much emotions at the same time. 💛
I know this is following DataDyne defection from Perfect Dark but it is also original by itself. The music suggests what we can see, hyper advanced weapons and equipment used in combat indiscriminately not by an army, but by a corporation. Creepy-and-awe.
@@melissajade7717 Definitely I agree. Good memories I have. It was a different time for gaming too, games used to come out full and as real as it could get.
Honestly, I remember just how much how pumped I got when I first heard this, but it also filled me with dread, just how cold and mechanical the corporation is and people that serve that ideal, it makes them and me take them as the most serious threat in game. Also at the time when the game came out, I was incredibly sick, and felt fascinating parallels between V and I, this theme made me feel IRL, that I was running out of time, much like V was.
I like to think of Militech as Skynet: only focus on results and wining the battle no matter the cost, while Arasaka has more of feudal feel to it, with status and ego at its core.
@@soulslayer-rl5mf I kinda don't blame Militech for once. Arasaka has been provoking them for years, and fighting a shadow war ever since the last one finished. Still that being said, it's quite the situation.
It's the Datadyne alarm synth and ominous void choir. It's their formula for complete futuristic dark action. Perfect Dark will forever be my main influence in taste with genres.
The true villains in the Cyberpunk tabletop rpg. Not sure why they switched to Arasaka in Cyberpunk 2077 game, but Militech has always been the OG antagonists.
@@kylethickium2710 Objectively false. There are no lesser of two evils when one of those corp literally killed millions of people in two different cities. Guess which one.
Thank you very much, I was looking for the part 4:20, which is being played when you wake up before Basilisk heist. I don’t understand why isn’t this song included in any official soundtrack of the game. CDPR released OST in streamings and Steam, but there’s much more music in the game left unreleased. And also, where did you get this audio from?
Hearing this I oddly had a dream about a dark doctor who world where the doctor was either dead or just absent and humanity was fighting a dark bloody cyberpunk war with rusty old but powerful cybermen that couldn't convert people properly so they had bits of hanging flesh on them. And the combat part kicked in as the human rebel fighters found an old dalek weapon. Yeah.
For the Militech squadron, it was a desperate and utterly pointless fight for survival against a borged out horror beyond human comprehension that they could merely tickle at best. For V, it was a tuesday.
Arasaka will hunt you down, stalk you, strike when you either expected it the least or when you feel completely corned. They will make sure you curse the day you decided to go against them. They will ruin in so many ways you'd wish they just kill you instead. they gloat in your suffering. Militech sends a squad of boosted solos and calls it a day. That is if they arent bothered with a drone strike.
Panam's quest where you capture and use the militech tank to massacre the wraiths was honestly one of the most hype quests in this game and it's exclusively thanks to this theme playing in the background as you ride through the desert to ambush a militech convoy. Otherwise, only time I'm hearing it is in the ncpd scanners out in the badlands and there it doesn't even get the time to play.
The soundtrack really makes you feel like a prey instead of apex predator. But then again game stops being challenging around lvl 20 if not sooner if you go for certain builds. in general wish that there was bigger difference between enemies instead of every enemy being a dude with a gun or dude with a mele weapon, or in general different behaviour for them as every gang and corp unit felt very similar.
i did some dumb shit on my playthrough where i went to city centre while under leveled. i had a mod that Increases damage scale to everyone involved including me (i dont like having to mag dump enemies i prefer them to die in less than 5 shots.) I thought i can at least tank 3 hits when in reality i always got one shot. that shit hella scary i tell you
I've been looking for this track for a very long time. For some reason, it sounded especially often at night when it was raining, which only intensified the effect. It may seem that Arasaka is the most evil corporation in the game, but this is a deceptive impression. In fact, Militech was behind most of the crap that happens in Night City. It was they who staged a corporate war and used nuclear weapons against Arasaka on the territory of their own country. The fact that they used a simple rocker fanatic, Johnny, for the biggest terror.ist attack since 911 and essentially went unpunished is frightening and impressive at the same time. They are militarists, but are in no hurry to go to war directly against Arasaka. Instead, they weaken Arasaka with their manipulations. Who knows, maybe the puppeteers from Militech simply stood behind Yerinobu?! Or V himself was part of their plans.
The last thing a Boeing whistleblower hears...
are you still alive after this comment?
@@impaugjuldivmax still kicking, haven't shot myself through the back of my head or developed a sudden critical MRSA infection
😂
@@mikeyh8553just checking in after 4 months, havent developed a sudden urge to bury yourself 60 miles outside city limits in the desert yet?
@@mikeyh8553just checking in, no sudden urge to bury urself 100 miles outside city limits in the desert yet?
They say capitalism has no culture. Militech corporation is the most American thing in the game. Militarized McDonald’s.
Underrated comment. Now, I guess why got two shots from the Big Mac I ate yesterday
You’re fucking genius 😅
@@lino_gutenpower do you even understand what "underrated" means
@@Solaxe I was telling that he deserved more likes than the comment has, because it's pure gold. If I'm wrong with underrated meaning, please let me know. Have a nice day
militech makes burgers and fries?
Arasaka: We will defeat you from the shadows
Militech: *SEND IN THE HOVERTANK*
Assuming they don't just killsat you from orbit.
@@KwadDamyjwait, does militech have fuckin orbital cannons..?
@@ricekrispies4994 They more than likely do - Militech is like 3/4ths of the world's military so they more than likely have some kinda orbital weapon
@@ricekrispies4994not sure about 2077 but they definitely did circa 2023
@@orangvii3633considering how critical of an asset it is, they definitely have quite a few
i love how militech is the most corporate out of any of cyberpunk's corporations. sure, biotechnica is poweful and shadowy, and arasaka is the one corpo to top them all, but arasaka has more of an imperialistic, "grand" feel to them, like more of an empire than a corporation.
militech doesnt give a shit. the people pulling the strings there are robotic and cold, and their troops even more so. lives and land are only considered with numbers and dollar signs. the people see a rockerboy standing bravely against the militaristic titan, and militech sees nothing more than an out-of-place variable in their plan of operations. Militech is an evil megacorporation, from simple actions all the way to their inner beliefs.
I also think Militech is the most capable Corp in terms of battle skill. Sure Arasaka has the numbers and maybe tech advantage but militech is the one who has knowledge and experiences in war and violent conflicts...
Arasaka corps biggest weakness is emotion and ego. They think they are untouchable which is exactly why they get taken down by nomads, Silverhands rebels or by v him/herself at the end. They are destined for failiure... atleast the NC chapter is.
@@UndisputedONE2 couldnt agree more with this. Arasaka, although in the lore they explain they're silent and intimidating, you can tell their culture is very much so based on ego, grandiose visions and romanticized ideals. Still a terrifying corporation that would make me shit my dainty britches if i crossed their path, but being the number one for so many decades definitely threw their heads in the clouds. Militech though? they throw all of that out of the goddamn window and just claim victory. no intimidation needed, just execution. thats what i find so scary and inherently intimidating about militech, they take the "no questions asked" culture of military and crank it to the 15th notch
Miltech are ideological, it's American capitalism and the military industrial complex, with a large dose of patriotism dialed to 15
@@samuelbishop3316 They are my favorite corporation
don't they basically run the NUSA from behind the scenes as well?
Ah yes, Lockheed Martin theme
More like Lockheed Martin + Blackwater PMC
@@zeonmx I love that I've been seeing people talk about blackwater more and more since august 20th, 2023
@@Positive-Vibes-77
I mean, it's the only infamous American PMC people ever heard of and have knowledge of, even though they went bankrupt and became a smaller company under a different name. There are plenty of PMCs like that, but they like to keep themselves in the dark.
@@zeonmxmilitech is America’s number one weapons manufacturer in cyberpunk they have manufactured conflicts aro the world to sell arms, and are in cahoots with the NUSA government, sounds familiar?
@lif6737
Actually, it was Italy that first started the concept of PMC. Hired mercenaries under a private company was a common thing in Europe, and the largest PMC in the world is is British, and they are considered even larger compared to PMC Wagner. G4S has around 620,000 personnel under their payroll and they are located all over the globe, doing various services from private security, illegal immigrant prison sites, to straight up military force. They kind of mirror the earlier stages of Militech's growth minus the weapons development.
This is how Militech recruits people, telling them that they give free headsets/implants that blasts this 24/7 to every single employee.
Nah they just give everyone weapons in the name of losing them. Just like irl.
But to be fair arasaka does the same shit
0:00 - 2:15 Stealth
2:15 - 3:21 Control
3:21 - 4:21 Anticipation
4:21 - MILITECH ASSAULT IN PROGRESS
this reminds me from payday 2 soundtracks
@@ejmuerterisefromthedead8924 True )
/// MAXTAC ASSAULT IN PROGRESS ///
/// CRIME PREVENTION SYSTEMS ACTIVATED ///
YOU ARE INSTRUCTED TO REVEAL YOURSELF
Military alarms, industrial assembly robots, electric sparksand badass synth, this really suits Militech.
It's Perfect Dark music re-imagined in 2077. That's exactly what it sounds like.
That looks like Elon musk projects... 🤔
Live,
Laugh,
Lockheed,
4:21 that sounds so brutal
Ikr 🔥
I was just about to post the same comment and then saw yours
@@k.s.9400 yeah at this point in the track you can almost feel the PTSD from the soldiers fighting for millitech
@@centurion3345 true
Clearing out an entire Corpo Hotel with just an Overture
4K Critic Hit HS only oneshot
Or using the contagion hack
Or walking in he side door and literally never getting seen, every camera turned off through the wall using legendary ping
one of the best guns in the game!!!
I literally just one punch them with gorilla arms with maxed out street brawler perks.
I swear this game has such a good soundtrack that’s really overlooked
Hey stache!
too bad you can't say the same about da fucking gaem
Damn didn't expect to see you here on my favourite cyberpunk soundtrack lol, you should check out Badlanders P.T. Adamczyk too
@@alphabroncotwozero392 you can now
@@XG-OFFICIAL-59 good.joke
I literally run the mile everyday listening to this extended version. This is my fitness JAM.
Good. Very good
Same
Same for when I’m going to the GYM
*Cyberpunk enemy Alert sound plays while jogging in the park*
Definitive adrenaline pumper
the way other combat themes are pretty dynamic, and militech's one is more calm, but makes you feel like you are in a REAL danger >>>>
You ARE in danger if you approach them at the wrong time at certain levels. i can count how many times I underestimated them and fucked up
@@Edward2TheC ikr
Millitech definitely gave me some of my favorite fights in this game. Generally, when going up against one of the gangs, I would just storm in and go for it, not really thinking about my approach or cover. With Millitech, I felt like I actually had to do some planning beforehand to make it through!
When you get the Comrade's Hammer, you become the danger.
Honestly I love encountering enemies that are legitimately scary. There are various gangs with their gangbangers that are super sloppy with their fighting, and even the higher up gang members are not too huge a threat. Then there's the regular police that aren't too big a threat either. But then there's Militech, essentially the military, and them alongside MaxTac (as sloppily implemented as they were put in) are just calm, cold, calculated precision enemies that will ruin your day if you're not careful. Even at equivalent level and power their numbers and careful aggression is a scary sight to behold for most of the game.
This and the other Militec music that plays when you meet Meredith Stout are so good. The really set the tone for Militech being the threat they are. Running into them while under leveled is always a fun challenge.
Fun fact, there’s actually a real company called Militech. They make ceramic body armor.
....I wouldn't call that a 'fun' fact considering how Cyberpunk 2020 is so close to our reality and that our 2077 may be a reflection to this game's reality.
@@BowserisOK We gotta wait till 2023 to see if something gets nuked like in the Cyberpunk universe I guess lmao
@@craftedteens Well you’re in luck, it’s already 2023
@@craftedteensyou know what we gotta do choomba…
Arasaka was Japan's state arms manufacturer. They collapsed after WW2
@4:21 "V, there's a corporate employee responsible for the deaths of seventy-five people holed up in a high-rise guarded by twenty Militech security personnel."
"...only 20?"
I needed more Militech encounters - way more! Same goes for Trauma team.
I really wish there was a part where we actually have to fight trauma team, rather than just finding them around night city and attacking them
@@Gamingcat78 The Joanne Koch hit job would have been the perfect spot for a Trauma encounter given she was near the top of the foodchain at Biotechnica's NC branch
@@Gamingcat78 You can attack them? I never encountered them :(
@@shamaking3196 yes you can, saw them hanging around just chilling near the huge hospital in watson .
Go to the Badlands, I encountered some there
Combat phase has some strong Terminator vibes.
Also heavy Perfect Dark vibes with the dataDyne background synths
“YOU ARE INSTRUCTED TO REVEAL YOURSELF”
@clarkesteinman5098 Someone else said it! That's exactly where I think they got this from. You know that was my start with cyberpunk games and music. I was born in 1990 so that game was my gateway to the dark future.
Absolutely LOVE the part that kicks in @2:15. That dark, raw synth just screams cyberpunk.
3:21 - In my game Panam woke V up after the campfire with this playing. Instant hype
3:22 always makes me imagine that me and my gig group just noticed we were set up, and are now being surrounded by Militech Operatives from all angles, rooftops and black SUVs pulling up
can't survive a day without listening to this.
No other game track has ever made me so pumped
I was looking everywhere for the part that starts at 4:50, it’s intense but also strangely calming.
Yeah, that was my highlight of this theme too.
You should listen to Quasar ep by Paige Julia
Sounds just like Perfect Dark
0:45 first time I heard it was during a mission in the city centre right next to the fish hologram. Hearing the synth and looking at the tall corpo buildings at night fits perfectly
This theme makes you feel like you are fighting a powerful group that are in more pockets than you could ever imagine.
So intense. These guys are definitely the scariest to take on in the game.
First time I heard this was during the All Foods mission. I sided with Maelstrom and when Militech attacked the whole fight scene was surreal. All this giant conveyer parts moving back and forth to use as cover, the sparks from malfunctioning or destroyed machinery, heavy bullet fire from both sides and me running around stealthing with camo . Was an amazing experience.
You can side with Maelstrom?
@@DrMcMoist Yes, you must crack the virus from the shard Meredith gave you and tell them Militech was gonna try to screw them, or alternatively you can just give them the shard and tell them not to use it cuz it's spiked. Militech will notice and launch an assault on their base, and you and Maelstrom fight together
Yes, but you won't get Sir John Phallustiff, and this weapon is necessary.
I always side with Militech bc I think Meredith is hot, those hips man...
This shit is so good. Great workout music!!
yea, what an adrenaline boosting songs
Yeessssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
The music is one of the very few things they absolutely nailed. Props to the composers!
One of the best in-game soundtracks I've ever experienced!
@@bendutton17 cyberpunk 2077, witcher 3, devil may cry 5, doom eternal and wolfenstein 2. They have the best game soundtracks imo.
Personally the best boss music has got to be "roar roar roar" or "silent siren" from devil may cry 5.
That, the story and world building is something they totally nailed. The rest though, not so much
Spoken like someone who never played the game. They nailed a ton of things.
@@seanwallcroft6272 Right, they didn't make the best city in a game ever with the best cyberpunk atmosphere ever, excellent written characters, and the highly customizable gameplay with a ton of build depth - it's just nothing, right? You people are hilarious.
I love militech down to their combat dialogue
Best combat music in the game IMO
(excluding The Rebel Path, as that's more like mission music)
I personally think Valentino's is the best, but this is v solid
@@snydicus Valentinos Soundtrack Is SO FAST pased!
Cant Control Myself Doing Stealth With The Valentinos!
My favorite is musorschiki or whatever the fuck it is called, plays when u yoink the scavs. That shit is so aggressive, it slaps.
The parade combat was my other favorite in this game
Ncpd is pretty good too
This fucking slaps, entire game ost is a masterpiece 10/10, out of all corporations, Militech and Trauma team are for sure my favorite one
Best song. I searched the city trying to find battles just to hear this song. I completed all Gino's gigs and it wasn't enough.
Criminally underrated.
Militech enemies can be mostly found in the badlands. They are all over the place there(trying to take over the badlands area for something I think will play into the DLC storyline) so if you like this track Badlands is the place to find Militech enemies.
Exactly, yesterday I just drove over some Militechs (by accident of course) and I regognized this song and thought....he wait a minute.... *REVERSE GEAR*
@@ShadowProject01 the badlands are wacky, there are mostly militech goons out there, but I once tripped over some tyger claws dumping a body.
I started seeing them more in the endgame. Not just in badlands but in the city. Also there are some gigs focused on them. With the new patch 2.0, the game has increased in difficulty while preventing the player to be loaded with cyberware. There are enemies with skull icon on top which shows they may have sandevistan, kerenzikov and heavy weapons. And militech peeps seem to have many of these kind of people.
Geez. The build up and drop is SOO GOOOD!
ahhh i love that deep and dark siren sound when the combat starts. Gives me chills everytime
Militech has the best themes, even Cyberpunk Edgerunners Militech theme is just amazing.
this ost sounds is the best braindance ive ever had
The music for this game, from the atmospheric or combat background music to the radio tracks, is fucking brilliant. One of the all-time best game soundtracks out there.
I fucking love this theme, they can't be the biggest threat in cyberpunk, but that theme, especially 4:51, send shivers down my spine every fucking time... It's amazing how that game can give so much emotions at the same time. 💛
This music is single-handedly inspiring me to work for a defense contractor
Militech's theme is the best, especially the parts that begin at 4:21
Thanks for the upload, love how mechanical/terminator-like the assault part of this sounds
I know this is following DataDyne defection from Perfect Dark but it is also original by itself. The music suggests what we can see, hyper advanced weapons and equipment used in combat indiscriminately not by an army, but by a corporation. Creepy-and-awe.
Perfect Dark. That's the original cyberpunk FPS. This music is definitely very much like it!
@@melissajade7717 Definitely I agree. Good memories I have. It was a different time for gaming too, games used to come out full and as real as it could get.
Wow... this song conveys Militech... Beautifully done!
Honestly, I remember just how much how pumped I got when I first heard this, but it also filled me with dread, just how cold and mechanical the corporation is and people that serve that ideal, it makes them and me take them as the most serious threat in game.
Also at the time when the game came out, I was incredibly sick, and felt fascinating parallels between V and I, this theme made me feel IRL, that I was running out of time, much like V was.
Omhissiah himself has blessed this track🔥
Sounds like the hell of futuristic corporate warfare, right down to the war cries.
My favourite part of this is the alarm-like synth.
When your fighting the police and militech shows up to their backup is so scary
when you can't grasp basic grammar
@@Solaxe when you can't go back to school because it's quarantine
@@Solaxe When english might not be your first or even second language.
@@JawadBhuiyanbite me
@@Solobuddy ?
I was waiting for full tracks since the release of the game. Preem quality, thanks choomba!
militech don't forgive, militech don't forget.
Oh nice. When it comes to Dystopian futures, seems Paul Leonard Morgan has the knack, he composed the music for Dredd too, Cracking film.
I like to think of Militech as Skynet: only focus on results and wining the battle no matter the cost, while Arasaka has more of feudal feel to it, with status and ego at its core.
LOCATING SUSPECT
YOU ARE INSTRUCTED TO REVEAL YOURSELF
this is a certified Raytheon classic
This has so much energy into it
Best combat theme, hands down.
Gaddemn!! You're my hero, dude!
I really like 2:15 and onwards!
You have no idea how hard I tried to find this part omg...
thanks mate. been looking everywhere for this.
Militech > Arasaka
Death to Arasaka!*
*paid by Militech
Militech was gonna bust Hanako's cheeks If It wasn't for V.'s involvement to save the company and overthrow Yorinobu.
@@soulslayer-rl5mf I kinda don't blame Militech for once. Arasaka has been provoking them for years, and fighting a shadow war ever since the last one finished. Still that being said, it's quite the situation.
Arasaka is a better villain, but Militech is also alot of fun.
I think the Japanese have a different opinion.
Perfect Dark on the n64, thats what this makes me think of.
Holy shit, I hear it!
Yes!
It's the Datadyne alarm synth and ominous void choir. It's their formula for complete futuristic dark action. Perfect Dark will forever be my main influence in taste with genres.
Waiting for the edgerunners variant of this theme to be released. Apparently it's called run to the edge.
4:21 when you're fighting a wave of Militech infantry and they pull up in hovertanks and mechs
2:15
"Secure the area!"
"Locating suspect. Youre instructed to reveal yourself"
"Wheeeree are you hiiiding?"
A job well done . Thank you for this !
This is my favorite theme with 6th Street theme (Streetfighters)
Patri(di)ots track too
Nice profile pic there,noah😎😎
So dope. My favorite.
THIS is the BEST SONG IN THE WHOLE GAME.
PROVE ME WRONG.
Pro tip: YOU CAN'T
I agree. I don't understand why they didn't include it in the official soundtrack... this is an insane masterpiece
i cant
To hell and back is a banger too
Valentinos theme is better
Rebel Path?
tfw you're escaping All Foods after turning the Militech chip to Maelstrom and they start breaching
Militech and maelstrom best combat ost in the game
when you have a sledgehammer evry problem starts to look like a nail 3:21
Is this a Cod Cold War reference?
2:45 - 3:21 i love this part
to think the next cyberpunk game is gonna be everyone fighting against a military state
When you walk in a corpo building with gorilla arms and start punching everyone
Punching a turret till it splodes
Jojo's mode activated
That background wave are hypnotising
The true villains in the Cyberpunk tabletop rpg. Not sure why they switched to Arasaka in Cyberpunk 2077 game, but Militech has always been the OG antagonists.
what crack are you smoking Militech has always been the "lesser of two evils" in the 2020 books
@@kylethickium2710
Objectively false. There are no lesser of two evils when one of those corp literally killed millions of people in two different cities. Guess which one.
This is the music that plays when civilians in other countries have an encounter with the US military industrial complex.
I miss playing cyberpunk :(
then why don't you play it?
@@evildude2135 😆yeah
Unless he's got a error
Man, this theme is fire.
The one I love the most.
Shame I didn't hear this one more often, it is my favourite along with The Rebel Path.
Thank you so effing much !
This makes me feels like a cyber ninja being in a quentin tarantino film
Thank you very much, I was looking for the part 4:20, which is being played when you wake up before Basilisk heist. I don’t understand why isn’t this song included in any official soundtrack of the game. CDPR released OST in streamings and Steam, but there’s much more music in the game left unreleased. And also, where did you get this audio from?
Hearing this I oddly had a dream about a dark doctor who world where the doctor was either dead or just absent and humanity was fighting a dark bloody cyberpunk war with rusty old but powerful cybermen that couldn't convert people properly so they had bits of hanging flesh on them. And the combat part kicked in as the human rebel fighters found an old dalek weapon. Yeah.
Awesome.
Like bro these guys are hard af to deal with...
3:37 chills!!
3:37 goosebumps
damn that's good
"Reveal Yourself!" And then the 4:21 kicks in with a Monowire and a couple of them already burning their chips in their heads
For the Militech squadron, it was a desperate and utterly pointless fight for survival against a borged out horror beyond human comprehension that they could merely tickle at best.
For V, it was a tuesday.
i am never doing silent op's when going after Millitech. Aint no way in hell i'm missing this theme in-game.
Arasaka will hunt you down, stalk you, strike when you either expected it the least or when you feel completely corned. They will make sure you curse the day you decided to go against them. They will ruin in so many ways you'd wish they just kill you instead. they gloat in your suffering.
Militech sends a squad of boosted solos and calls it a day. That is if they arent bothered with a drone strike.
Love it ❤️🔥
Yet another one of the most badass songs in the game that is not on the OST, WTH CDPR?!
Panam's quest where you capture and use the militech tank to massacre the wraiths was honestly one of the most hype quests in this game and it's exclusively thanks to this theme playing in the background as you ride through the desert to ambush a militech convoy. Otherwise, only time I'm hearing it is in the ncpd scanners out in the badlands and there it doesn't even get the time to play.
assault - best soundtrack I heard in the game by far
Anyone else oddly get Neil Blomkamp movie vibes from this? Gritty urban sci fi feel
yes actually!
You could deceptively call Chappie and Elysium tales that took place in the Cyberpunk universe, and not much would look out of place.
@@nervmeister Elysium is straight up a Nomad playthrough.
The soundtrack really makes you feel like a prey instead of apex predator. But then again game stops being challenging around lvl 20 if not sooner if you go for certain builds.
in general wish that there was bigger difference between enemies instead of every enemy being a dude with a gun or dude with a mele weapon, or in general different behaviour for them as every gang and corp unit felt very similar.
i did some dumb shit on my playthrough where i went to city centre while under leveled.
i had a mod that Increases damage scale to everyone involved including me (i dont like having to mag dump enemies i prefer them to die in less than 5 shots.)
I thought i can at least tank 3 hits when in reality i always got one shot.
that shit hella scary i tell you
I've been looking for this track for a very long time. For some reason, it sounded especially often at night when it was raining, which only intensified the effect. It may seem that Arasaka is the most evil corporation in the game, but this is a deceptive impression. In fact, Militech was behind most of the crap that happens in Night City. It was they who staged a corporate war and used nuclear weapons against Arasaka on the territory of their own country. The fact that they used a simple rocker fanatic, Johnny, for the biggest terror.ist attack since 911 and essentially went unpunished is frightening and impressive at the same time. They are militarists, but are in no hurry to go to war directly against Arasaka. Instead, they weaken Arasaka with their manipulations. Who knows, maybe the puppeteers from Militech simply stood behind Yerinobu?! Or V himself was part of their plans.
Arasaka is no less to blame for what happened. Both corporations were too keen on mutual destruction.