Halo 3: ODST Unreleased Soundtrack - We All Got Secrets
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- This plays on the level 'Data Hive' as you enter Sublevel 09, and the entire environment becomes icy. In the soundtrack it ends too quickly, so I combined it with the other track that plays in this section (cold1 + abm1) and put it into a video.
*Virgil:* Caution traveler!!! Caution!!!
*Corrupt Cop:* Sorry friend, you know way too much
*That conclusión arc of sadie’s story and how you find the record 30 was amazing*
Basically all the Mombasa streets & data hive was Dante’s journey to hell, Rookie’s journey to hell to be more precise.
Can you sum up Dante's Journey pls I tried to look for it but I couldn't find anything clear
@@Amnesia501 Halo writer Josepp Staten in some vidoc about halo said that he took inspiration in the heroes journey. For Master Chief he was Orpheo, For Rookie he was Dante.
In “la divina commedia di Dante Alighieri, Dante was guided through hell by Virgil (same name given to the super computer of new Mombasa) the first similarities about ODST is feet first in hell, after the pods landed in hell (new Mombasa) the Rookie wakes up in the Dark city, alone and without guidance until finding Virgil who guide Rookie using signs from all the city, so far the caronte River that Dante crosses with the boatman is the lake and see around the city of New Mombasa, also referenced in the Audio logs of Sadie Endesha that also has to cross a bridge above the river with Mike in order to save her father. So we already stabilised this similarities with Dantes Journey but also the hell has levels, this levels are referenced in the level Data hive. The heroes journey is about going to hell and bringing something useful or rescuing someone important, The Rookie guided by Virgil meets the corrupt cop that works for Kingsler, eventually in Sub level 9 the level of hell where all betrayers go, is the same where the cop betrays you if you have the 29 logs of Sadie, eventually Virgil warns you and you’ve been attack by the cop, after you emerged victorious from that with you meet captain Dare from ONI, same as the girl Dante rescue in hell, Dare and Rookie then went to rescue Virgil who has mixed with the Engineer and that’s the heroes journey, Dante Alighieri also portrayed the Gilgamesh journey to hell in his divine comedy so the flower that you bring from hell is the Engineer who also is now Virgil, and then the data hive mission ends with Buck being portrayed as an angel that comes to the rescue, Buck, Dare, Virgil & Rookie together fight through hell and start to climb the hell flours from sub level 9 to the surface, making the clear connection with Dante’s Journey, and then the final push, after getting about from the hell hole they need to bring that treasure from hell back to the people, in this case the UNSC, after a long Warthog & scorpion run, they escape from the city getting glassed, and you can see the last similarity with the héroe journey.
Hope this long explanation worked, the hero journey in the novel is actually a retóric from this personal journey everyone one has at some life points when you hit the bottom and in that you find something of value that then you brought in order to make something useful, the person that enters hell and emerges victorious are not the same
@@Sebastianguitar01 Dude thank you so much for this. omg I really find it a clever idea to bring Dante's journey story to a game I mean the idea from the story and lemme thank you again for this explanation
Well..
They did say it was feet first into hell.
I think this level should've marked the betrayal part because the cop betrays rookie. The whole city has truly gone to hell. People get mad and get corrupted like this cop, kinsler and a lot of others.
“Sorry, friend.
I’m afraid you know too much.”
*Crime doesn't pay. Good citizens do their part*
The music in this game was some of the best the series had ever seen. For the first time in the series, it wasn’t about being some super soldier badass slaughtering waves of aliens. Instead, it was (for the most part) a slower paced and more realistic take on the Human-Covenant War, as you were in the shoes of a soldier (albeit a specially trained one) stranded behind enemy lines in a dark and war torn city. And I think the music was altered accordingly from the original trilogy to fit that scenario, of just being a lone ODST fighting to survive the night.
This is so good, it gives me goosebumps
It’s because of the fun times you had playing back in Halo in the old days it reminds you of that and it makes you sad because you can’t go back
The music here is so fitting. So calming, yet sad and cryptic. You know what’s happening. The covenant is bringing in their fleet. The fall of this city is already underway - and the rest of the planet will follow. There’s little you can do to stop it - the best hope is to just complete your objective. The sub level of a server room of the administrative AI that runs the city is a mysterious and cold place too, just as this music shows.
This also ties in well with the story (audio lot story) of ODST, as this falls in with the finale and we find out what happened.
This soundtrack can be match like a cyberpunk atmosfere.
I was able to make a longer version of this with the audio files ripped from the game. It's pretty fucking amazing.
Very comfy ambience
This track has some Tiberian Sun vibes.
The whole city has truly gone to hell. People get mad like Jonas, hopeless like Tom and the Propaganda guy, and get corrupted like this cop, Kinsler, the crook, and a lot of others.
ODST ON PC VERY SOOON!
Can you post a shorter version of this please?
The music tracks for these can be pulled out of the map files if you'd like to construct your own. Additionally the soundtrack version of this is a lot shorter.
@@Afterburner215 Oh I didn't know it was already on the soundtrack lmao, thanks!