On the iTunes store you can find The Dark Worlds of H.P. Lovecraft (parts 1 -6). They're read by Wayne June, and they are glorious. And, you can search for the Shunned House on UA-cam for a sample.
I love when you start combat with the siren and he says 'The aquatic devils have remade the poor girl in their image. She is their queen, and their slave'
He always sounds so worried in the first novels but as they go he just shows more of who and what he really is, a sadistic evil man who's lust for power is unending no matter the cost.
@i hate anime Bruh. Japan is doing fine, there is nothing wrong with anime in the first place. Claiming that anime rots our brain is the same as boomers saying games rots our brain. Which is clearly not.
@i hate anime You sent me a link to a documentary about loneliness in Japan? You do realise that there is other factors to consider here beside blindly jump to anime being the cause? I am no fool to blindly jump to conclusions without finding more concrete evidence that links to anime being the major cause. Isolation? Factors could be their loved ones past away, extreme work schedule, extreme introvert lifestyle, socially inactive, it could also be simply because they don't want to bother their family much and decided to isolate themselves, mental illness, etc. These kind of people need help, they need someone to talk to. Ranting about "anime bad" will not going to help them. Also, if there are people who isolate themselves to watch anime, i can also say the same thing with gaming. This is extreme addiction. Don't blame the media without even considering the individual that goes down the rabbit hole themselves. Suicide, i don't see any connection to anime whatsoever. Like i wrote, there are many other factors to consider. The possibility could be because of life circumstances, depression, existential crisis, not noticing self-worth, loved ones past away (can also categorise as depression), a broken heart (depression), mental illness, etc. These kind of people need therapy, before their suicidal tendency get the hold of them. I have been there before, so i know how it feel to be suicidal and it's not because of anime. Anime has nothing to do with me being suicidal. It's because of my life being shit ever since i was a child. So, anime has little to nothing to do with people being suicidal.
@i hate anime I am slowly losing hope about getting my points through you. Like i wrote, i can say the same thing about anime with games. Anything can be an addiction. Banning them won't solve the problem. Look what happen to the prohibition of alcohol in America a couple decades ago. Did it work? No. It made things worse. Otaku and Hikikomori consuming anime being a coincidence? *YES.* Otaku in Japan is what Nerds is in America. Hikikomori is called a shut-in person. They have social withdrawal, but does it have anything to do with anime? Possibly. But what happens if i replace "anime" with "video games"? Nothing. It's the same either way. Why? They lack relationship. That is nothing to do with them obsessing with anime. It just so happen that they like to watch it. Nothing more, nothing less. A way to escape reality? Isn't that what *ENTERTAINMENT* was all about? I live a shit life is the reason why i want some form of escaping reality. I already dealt with my painful ass time in school, of course i want some time off back home. You are overthinking what anime is. Because like i wrote many times before, if i switch anime with video games and you get the same effect.
The Ancestor is such a fascinating character. He has absolutely no reason to go exploring this shit, he has everything, yet he just goes and goes. People warn him and he clearly knew what he was doing yet he still went and opened the portal. For no reason.
@@lorax1274 Perfect example of this, he noticed some lady acting with murderous intent so he intended to kill her. But she was a mosquito vampire thing so surpriingly it was justified? So what does he do after shanking said vampire? Serve the court wine made out of its blood that the only reason he himself didn't drink more than a drop is because everyone else went all vampire.
He does have a goal, its simply an endless pursuit of knowledge over all else. He doesn't care what or who needs to be sacrificed to obtain it, but he wants to understand everything about everything.
Just like you said. He already had everything and was bored of it. And then he found out about the dark arts. And make it his life goal to persue the secret of the universe.
I'm watching this and I hear the cawing of crows, which I assumed were in the background of the video. Looked out the window and a whole murder is out there flying around a tree. They know...
[In narrator's voice] These tales of heinous experiments and complete apathy for those unfortunate enough to happen upon them are... captivating. This man's ardent for his craft over necromancy must have caused him to abandon the most basic of ethics. Yet the records of his menacing pursuits still seem somewhat abridged. His manor may still hold the appalling details of what has only been referred to as the THING. And thus I await with earnest enthusiasm for the next chapter: The Darkest Dungeon.
Spoiler question: Why should the previous ancestor send you an invitation to the darkest dungeon & suicide? and in success you repeat their action? a futile exercise of prolonged life span? Or it simply express the theme of H.p lovecraft horror.
+nightsage217 SPOILERS Ancestor probably committed suicide to ultimately join with the eldritch gods. He wasn't dead, no. He was something much more than alive, as you saw. To completely awaken the lumbering horror beneath the manor the Ancestor needed the life force of all the sacrifices you sent into the ruins, weald, warrens, cove, and ultimately, the darkest dungeon. You awakened the heart of everything, your heroes were not really supposed to be -that- strong to be able to slay it. But alas, it is merely dormant again. For you, caretaker, cannot withstand what you now know and saw without losing yourself to the madness that is the desire to get closer to the Ancient Gods. And so, it starts all over again.
He has arrogantly climbed to the top of the world's ladder in power and magic strength, blinded and amoral along the way. His thirst for power has driven him insane, and yet he notices not as his morals and ethics crumble away. HP lovecraft often wrote of antagonists, like the reanimator who believed they were in control, but were ultimately, as human nature often leads to, folly, of the most punishing sort. That glimpse of pure evil as the gateway was opened induced such a state of terror that when he came to, the true depth of terror now at stake could not be ignored by any delusion of grandeur. He wrote that letter because he knew he could not oppose that creature in the darkest dungeon. It would require braver, more foolish men than him.
No, the Heir and Caretaker are, very much, two different people. Aside from the fact that the Caretaker takes up whole weeks in various recreational pursuits (which wouldn't leave him time to tend to the estate's affairs). Aside from the fact that he is demonstratively mad _already_ in the intro cutscene (the symbol for madness shows above his head as he drives the coach). And that if the Heir were the Caretaker, he wouldn't be mad until AFTER the completion of the main story. Aside from the fact that, at the tutorial level, we are specifically told that the Caretaker ran off following the crash, and yet both the game and the Ancestor's narration are focused around the coach and the party rather than the Caretaker. Aside from all that, the Ancestor speaks of the Caretaker - specifically and by name - as not doing so hot, from time to time. If the Ancestor meant the Heir, he would have addressed the player in the second person, as he always did. Moreover, one does not refer to the noble owner of an estate as a mere "caretaker", and the Ancestor gives US, the player character, all the due import as the scion of an aristocratic line. No, it is altogether clear that the Caretaker is just that: a man doing a job as caretaker and groundskeeper of the crumbling and infested remains of the estate. A man who long ago went insane, though not so insane as to be incapable of working (for a certain value of "work", anyway). Meanwhile, the Heir is Us - the Player Character - who is fresh going in, yet to succumb to madness.
I'm now playing darkest dungeon and i'v beated like the first boss but cause i love the plot of this game i've watched all of these memories and now im happy beacuse i know the story behind that and on the other hand im mad at myself cuz i spoiler everthing :) >:( (but im still gonna play this game
Ему стало скучно и он решил поискать портал в Лавкрафтовский ад, параллельно создавая мутантов, нежить, и созывая разбойников, чтоб контролировать народ, который был не в восторге от дерьма, которое он творил. И правда misunderstood guy.
In what alternate universe is the Ancestor a good guy in any way? He clearly knew what he was doing and people even warned him of it, yet he still went out of his way to achieve it, for no good reason. He murdered the people that taught him necromancy for what I assume is just laughs, made a poor man rip his own eyeballs out by terrorizing him and making nobles drink blood which turned them into vampires for, what I again assume, just laughs. He’s a fascinating character sure, but in no way is he misunderstood. He’s a sadistic mad man who, after a while, started realizing what he was doing and killed himself to escape all the trouble, leaving you to clean up the mess.
@@cjv8522 In an alternate universe, the prophet is the one who unleashes doom upon the world while the ancestor tries to warn people, just a thought lol
![[SPOILERS] Ancestor's speeches in the Darkest Dungeon](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/fiqCYrNmwkM/mqdefault.jpg)
![Darkest Dungeon OST - The Final Combat [EXTENDED + NARRATOR QUOTES]](/img/n.gif)
The narrator is a Lovecraftian super villain and its glorious
+yellowbeard1 Name's Wayne June... You can actually find audios of him reading Lovecraft...
Dude where I NEED TO KNOW!!!!
MrRobinsonRamily Here on YT...
On the iTunes store you can find The Dark Worlds of H.P. Lovecraft (parts 1 -6). They're read by Wayne June, and they are glorious. And, you can search for the Shunned House on UA-cam for a sample.
"glorious" invokes discomfort in me since it's evil and mean
"In time, you will come to know the full extent of my failings..."
Local man ruins everything
I love when you start combat with the siren and he says 'The aquatic devils have remade the poor girl in their image. She is their queen, and their slave'
There's another great one with the Sunken Crew:
"Even in death, the captain shouts his orders. And the crew, obeys..."
I always wondered what became of the unfortunate little waif.
He always sounds so worried in the first novels but as they go he just shows more of who and what he really is, a sadistic evil man who's lust for power is unending no matter the cost.
Tl;dw grandpa studied magic and now we gotta clean his mess
Why would you want to DR? (Or DL, since it's audio). This is Wayne June talking! I myself could listen to him for hours.
@i hate anime You are very dedicated to your username and "trollness" don't you?
@i hate anime Bruh. Japan is doing fine, there is nothing wrong with anime in the first place. Claiming that anime rots our brain is the same as boomers saying games rots our brain. Which is clearly not.
@i hate anime You sent me a link to a documentary about loneliness in Japan? You do realise that there is other factors to consider here beside blindly jump to anime being the cause? I am no fool to blindly jump to conclusions without finding more concrete evidence that links to anime being the major cause.
Isolation? Factors could be their loved ones past away, extreme work schedule, extreme introvert lifestyle, socially inactive, it could also be simply because they don't want to bother their family much and decided to isolate themselves, mental illness, etc.
These kind of people need help, they need someone to talk to. Ranting about "anime bad" will not going to help them. Also, if there are people who isolate themselves to watch anime, i can also say the same thing with gaming. This is extreme addiction. Don't blame the media without even considering the individual that goes down the rabbit hole themselves.
Suicide, i don't see any connection to anime whatsoever. Like i wrote, there are many other factors to consider. The possibility could be because of life circumstances, depression, existential crisis, not noticing self-worth, loved ones past away (can also categorise as depression), a broken heart (depression), mental illness, etc.
These kind of people need therapy, before their suicidal tendency get the hold of them. I have been there before, so i know how it feel to be suicidal and it's not because of anime. Anime has nothing to do with me being suicidal. It's because of my life being shit ever since i was a child. So, anime has little to nothing to do with people being suicidal.
@i hate anime I am slowly losing hope about getting my points through you.
Like i wrote, i can say the same thing about anime with games. Anything can be an addiction. Banning them won't solve the problem. Look what happen to the prohibition of alcohol in America a couple decades ago. Did it work? No. It made things worse.
Otaku and Hikikomori consuming anime being a coincidence? *YES.* Otaku in Japan is what Nerds is in America. Hikikomori is called a shut-in person. They have social withdrawal, but does it have anything to do with anime? Possibly. But what happens if i replace "anime" with "video games"? Nothing. It's the same either way. Why? They lack relationship. That is nothing to do with them obsessing with anime. It just so happen that they like to watch it. Nothing more, nothing less.
A way to escape reality? Isn't that what *ENTERTAINMENT* was all about? I live a shit life is the reason why i want some form of escaping reality. I already dealt with my painful ass time in school, of course i want some time off back home.
You are overthinking what anime is. Because like i wrote many times before, if i switch anime with video games and you get the same effect.
I feel kinda sorry for most of the bosses, because they didn't want this fate, they were forced into it by a madman driven by the eldritch powers
All the more reason to kill them and release them from their torment.
Except the pounder. The brigands love that shit.
And The Hag...cause she likes drinking her stuff herself
Amerrack Hunter Prophet is too not so good
Think of it, as you can give them eternal peace =D
You cut the last bit of the prophet "wailing maniacally that the end was upon us all"
The Ancestor is such a fascinating character. He has absolutely no reason to go exploring this shit, he has everything, yet he just goes and goes. People warn him and he clearly knew what he was doing yet he still went and opened the portal. For no reason.
He is greedy and sadistic, he wants more and nothing makes him more happy like some people suffering
@@lorax1274 Perfect example of this, he noticed some lady acting with murderous intent so he intended to kill her. But she was a mosquito vampire thing so surpriingly it was justified? So what does he do after shanking said vampire? Serve the court wine made out of its blood that the only reason he himself didn't drink more than a drop is because everyone else went all vampire.
@@CThyran Dude... whole game is a perfect example of this...
The Siren Lore, The Prophet, The Miller...
He does have a goal, its simply an endless pursuit of knowledge over all else. He doesn't care what or who needs to be sacrificed to obtain it, but he wants to understand everything about everything.
Just like you said. He already had everything and was bored of it. And then he found out about the dark arts. And make it his life goal to persue the secret of the universe.
"Local man fuck everything and everyone everywhere, forever"
Perfect Summary
I'm watching this and I hear the cawing of crows, which I assumed were in the background of the video. Looked out the window and a whole murder is out there flying around a tree. They know...
Keep a tight hold on your Trinkets. Never know when they'll get stolen, and you'll have to assemble a group of Rank 5 heroes to get them back.
6:49 a perfect description of hotdogs
The absolute most underrated comment
Description of amerimutts
You do not know how long ive looked for these. Thanks a bunch for uploading
[In narrator's voice] These tales of heinous experiments and complete apathy for those unfortunate enough to happen upon them are... captivating. This man's ardent for his craft over necromancy must have caused him to abandon the most basic of ethics. Yet the records of his menacing pursuits still seem somewhat abridged. His manor may still hold the appalling details of what has only been referred to as the THING.
And thus I await with earnest enthusiasm for the next chapter: The Darkest Dungeon.
Was there a SINGLE thing this man have not ruined? I mean... literally everything he did turned on humanity mere months later.
I’m so glad Wayne June is Returning for the sequel you have no idea
At 4:55, he doesn't say "and annoysome population..." he says "and the noisome population..." Noisome means foul-smelling.
Morgan freeman is our GodAnd the ancestorIs our devil
The narrator was metal af xd
"Local man fucks everything again because he just doesn't care"
4:55 'And the noisome population', surely?
TL:DL Your Ancestor's a royal prick. [But dat voice, tho.]
BACK TO THE PITS!!!!!!
Spoiler question:
Why should the previous ancestor send you an invitation to the darkest dungeon & suicide?
and in success you repeat their action? a futile exercise of prolonged life span?
Or it simply express the theme of H.p lovecraft horror.
+nightsage217
SPOILERS
Ancestor probably committed suicide to ultimately join with the eldritch gods. He wasn't dead, no. He was something much more than alive, as you saw.
To completely awaken the lumbering horror beneath the manor the Ancestor needed the life force of all the sacrifices you sent into the ruins, weald, warrens, cove, and ultimately, the darkest dungeon. You awakened the heart of everything, your heroes were not really supposed to be -that- strong to be able to slay it.
But alas, it is merely dormant again. For you, caretaker, cannot withstand what you now know and saw without losing yourself to the madness that is the desire to get closer to the Ancient Gods.
And so, it starts all over again.
He has arrogantly climbed to the top of the world's ladder in power and magic strength, blinded and amoral along the way. His thirst for power has driven him insane, and yet he notices not as his morals and ethics crumble away. HP lovecraft often wrote of antagonists, like the reanimator who believed they were in control, but were ultimately, as human nature often leads to, folly, of the most punishing sort. That glimpse of pure evil as the gateway was opened induced such a state of terror that when he came to, the true depth of terror now at stake could not be ignored by any delusion of grandeur. He wrote that letter because he knew he could not oppose that creature in the darkest dungeon. It would require braver, more foolish men than him.
The player it not the caretaker.
SuperKratosgamer riiiiiiiiiiiight....
No, the Heir and Caretaker are, very much, two different people. Aside from the fact that the Caretaker takes up whole weeks in various recreational pursuits (which wouldn't leave him time to tend to the estate's affairs). Aside from the fact that he is demonstratively mad _already_ in the intro cutscene (the symbol for madness shows above his head as he drives the coach). And that if the Heir were the Caretaker, he wouldn't be mad until AFTER the completion of the main story. Aside from the fact that, at the tutorial level, we are specifically told that the Caretaker ran off following the crash, and yet both the game and the Ancestor's narration are focused around the coach and the party rather than the Caretaker.
Aside from all that, the Ancestor speaks of the Caretaker - specifically and by name - as not doing so hot, from time to time. If the Ancestor meant the Heir, he would have addressed the player in the second person, as he always did. Moreover, one does not refer to the noble owner of an estate as a mere "caretaker", and the Ancestor gives US, the player character, all the due import as the scion of an aristocratic line.
No, it is altogether clear that the Caretaker is just that: a man doing a job as caretaker and groundskeeper of the crumbling and infested remains of the estate. A man who long ago went insane, though not so insane as to be incapable of working (for a certain value of "work", anyway). Meanwhile, the Heir is Us - the Player Character - who is fresh going in, yet to succumb to madness.
I wish it included his lines when you kill the boss at the hardest difficulty.
There is difference in difficulties? In regards of quotes, I mean.
I like how he pronounces "fungi" wrong.
Let me share with you the terrible wonders I have come to know...
2:32 CUT!
reminds me of the autopsies by Max Roivas in Eternal Darkness
in other words: "Ancestor fucked everything up"
your missing the last two section. Still a great video though
This world and like bloodborne's world sound kind of like
I thought this was ancestor lofi
I'm now playing darkest dungeon and i'v beated like the first boss but cause i love the plot of this game i've watched all of these
memories and now im happy beacuse i know the story behind that and on the other hand im mad at myself cuz i spoiler everthing :) >:( (but im still gonna play this game
Same here. I know how it ends, yet i can't stop playing it!
Can somebody provide the timestamps for the different bosses?
how can you upvote something so evil
Ancestor did nothing wrong.
I still think that the Ancestor is a good but misunderstood guy.
Ему стало скучно и он решил поискать портал в Лавкрафтовский ад, параллельно создавая мутантов, нежить, и созывая разбойников, чтоб контролировать народ, который был не в восторге от дерьма, которое он творил. И правда misunderstood guy.
In what alternate universe is the Ancestor a good guy in any way? He clearly knew what he was doing and people even warned him of it, yet he still went out of his way to achieve it, for no good reason. He murdered the people that taught him necromancy for what I assume is just laughs, made a poor man rip his own eyeballs out by terrorizing him and making nobles drink blood which turned them into vampires for, what I again assume, just laughs. He’s a fascinating character sure, but in no way is he misunderstood. He’s a sadistic mad man who, after a while, started realizing what he was doing and killed himself to escape all the trouble, leaving you to clean up the mess.
@@cjv8522 In an alternate universe, the prophet is the one who unleashes doom upon the world while the ancestor tries to warn people, just a thought lol