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  1. Nothing is as painful as logging into Frost Gorge Sound where he lands and suddenly everyone is screaming in all chat for the poor soul to move. She never saw him coming and just SPLAT

  2. For years we have had a fester inside the kingdom, a creeping undertow that sucked some of our friends and family into its darkness. We will rouse this serpent out of our homes, but we will not be broken. Divinity's Reach. WILL. NOT. FALL!!!!

  3. I really like this piece of music, one of my favorites. But if anyone can help, there's another that I just cannot find. In the Story Mission where you retake Claw Island, the track here plays for the second third of the mission where you need to set up the Trebuchets and clear the Risen out of the fort.

    But the track for the first third, where you need to use the signal tower to break down the barricade, I just cannot seem to find that track. Anyone know what it's called? (I just included these details to give you an idea of what I'm looking for. It might play in other missions, but I remember it most clearly from this one)

  4. Everyone be talking dragons and im sitting here thinking "air drop" where you pilot the best mech suit the pact can muster, absolutely obliterating the risen horse that approach

  5. As others have said, there is definitely a strong Baroque sound. Reminds me of Bach's religious pieces…very…Catholic sounding haha…But it's interesting. You look at GW1 and there wasn't really music quite like this…I mean there was bombastic music sure, but I didn't get Baroque grandiose vibes per se. But here's an idea, what if because there was about 200 some years between GW1 and GW2 maybe the shift in musical style to some extent was intentional to convey that it's a more advanced Tyria and moving from the more Middle Ages GW1, to the Baroque-ish GW2? Either that or Jeremy Soule was just experimenting / didn't think of it that way

  6. No importa cuando lo escuches…. esta canción jodidamente épica. Aun si vas contra la Garra de Jormag o a matar a un Choya.

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