Waveshaper - Wisdom of Rage (from Furi original soundtrack)

Original track from Furi, the all-boss combat-action game, from The Game Bakers.

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[conorbray]

All of you guys quoting the lines inspirational quotes, y’all forget it the best one in the game: “You could wait for me to die of old age”.

[deathknight]

Boss - * Shields himself with mirrors *
"Can't you see your fighting yourself". "It would be easier if you would wait for me to die of old age"

[abetank]

this guy kicked my ass for three days

it was great

[Kroatowa]

For some reason

"I can't kill you but I can remove you from my here and now." is my most memorable quote from him.


As well as "With experience comes perspective."

[weaponizedpizza]

I also like to take it slowly.
*kills me within 10 seconds*
no, no you don't.

[AlphynKing]

"Time is a picture in motion through infinity. When you showed up, you made the picture stop. I'm here to make my clocks tick again."

-The Line

[Zeeerrra]

"It's not looking good..." - "I KNOW THAT" :(

[lewdens]

_"Make Every Second Count"_
_"You're fighting yourself, can't you see?"_
_"You could just wait for me to die of old age"_
_"Abandon the fight; it is written"_
_"I like to take it slowly..."_
_"A crack in the shell... Can you find it twice?"_



_"I can't kill you; but I can remove you from my here and now"_

[TechniqueSan]

I'm going for 100%, and let me tell you, when you manage to beat the bosses without taking a hit, while music like this plays, you feel like a fucking god.

[Paledraggon]

This guy is the concept of bullet hell incarnate. This fight perfectly captures the chaos and zen you can feel at the same time when you have to *make every second count*

[hinth]

"Seek joy in these last precious moments"

*Goosebumps*

[luckluster]

1:00 is the pure eargasm and I love it

[marthlink]

Idk why but this old man really felt like my teacher, teaching me to slow down and see how to really play this game to think then act. The music stayed with me with each boss after reminding me not to be afraid, to make every second count, to see the picture, to set it in motion.

[rattila]

That moment when you realise than the old man knew you would end up killing him, but still fighted to his best. Not because he had hopes to win, but because it would give you the strenght and skill to go out of prison and finally win over the Star. He knew they were all going to die all along, for their planet to be saved by you.

[imnomoremaverick]

The Chain was too arrogant, he fought only because he wanted to serve his purpose
The Strap was too blind considering you as a prey
The Scale was too rage blinded to fight well
The Hand was too honourable, considering you as a thing that could be bent easily
The Song was too false and only wanted to block you using lies
The Burst was too blind with her own ego to properly fight you

These bosses were all arrogants and designed to fail, what about the others?

The Line knew he would've been killed, but still fought to the last

The Edge knew everyone before him would fail at blocking you, so it passed eternity training and always considered you as equal to him, like a warrior honouring his enemy
The Beat never wanted to fight you because she taught you could be changed in something good.

These bosses all represented something pure and good, and that's why they're great

[spoodurmin]

I hate this boss, but I respect him because of how chill he is.

[nyxortheultimate]

It's a testament to how damn good this piece is that everyone has a different favorite. For me, it's the section from 1:30 - 2:13.

[loveshankme]

2:13

"A crack in the shell. Can you find it twice?"

[ArthurianIdeal]

I just love how the music becomes more hopeful halfway, telling you to hold on. "Hang in there and you can beat this bastard!"

[anubiscerberus]

SHOOT AS FAST AS YOU CAN, CUT AS FAST AS YOU CAN, AND THEN- Die a lot.
The Line was a perfect example of mixing gameplay with narrative. He is a gurú, and he is trying to teach you a lesson using both perspective and patience, and how do we defeat him? With perspective and patience. You need to use the charged shoot to destroy the pillars because in that way you will only need to evade 12 bullets, while shooting a lot will cause you to become a Touhou Girl trying to survive.

Even the song is great... "Wisdom of rage", you can feel how even in his chillin out personality, that old man is trying his best to defeat you.