Ace Combat 4 Ost - Megalith Agnus Dei [Digitally Remastered Remix by DarkIce]

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Ace Combat 4 Ost - Megalith Agnus Dei + Rex Tremendae [Digitally Remastered & Remixed by me, DarkIce]

Album: Ace Combat 4 Shattered Skies Original Soundtrack
Composed by: Hiroshi Okubo & Tetsukazu
Arranged by: Keiki Kobayashi & Katsuro Tajima
Published by: Scitron Digital Contents

This track was a little tricky but it came out good. I combined the Rex Tremendae & Megalith Agnus Dei track together since rex tremendae is the follow-up to the main song. This song is absolutely amazing with the combined high vocals & symphonic in it. I added bass-boost and adjusted a few parts of the song so your speakers don't give out during the high-pitched parts(lol). So Enjoy this track in Full 1080p HD & remember, subscribe & rate =).
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[geoffrey]

game : about air combat
music: *HE DIED FOR OUR SINS*

[sirhurricane]

The atheism leaving my body when the plane starts to shake:

[HanzoIRL]

"It's all fun and games until the sky starts singing in latin"

[siv]

When Jesus accidentally turns water into jet fuel instead of wine

[khairulnabilakmal]

Ace Combat's gameplay: plane go zoom zoom

Ace Combat's lore:

[BigJubble]

Game designer: "Ok we need something simple but energetic to get the player hyped for a Dogfight"
Sound designer: 0:27

[dode]

“What a cool soundtrack, what’s the game about?” “Planes.”

[jahredharrison]

Wow, who could have guessed Microsoft Flight Simulator: Rising Revengeance would have such good music

[gabbyprincip]

First mission: Enemy bombers are in route towards our base, shoot them down.
Final mission: Congratulations, you ended the war. Now stop the apocalypse.

[Notfenfen]

"Cool soundtrack for a game, what's it all about?"

"Plane Jesus."

[MrPeanut]

Beginning of the game, mobius: "oh shit, it's 5 yellows!"

End of the game, 15 yellows: "oh shit, it's mobius 1!"

[cybertruckeralpha]

Calling Ace Combat a dogfight simulator is like calling Metal Gear a military shooter.

[theentiretyofisis]

Just a reminder, this song plays in your mission to do one last clean up and get rid of a megaweapon. You're provided your own squadron, the Mobius Squadron, whose objective is to cover you. Not because you're in danger, because the enemies FLIP THE FUCK OUT when they see that ribbon insignia, and eight(seven?) others. They're not a threat, but you don't have time to waste on these stragglers, now that anyone worth mentioning in the Yellow Squadron has been shot down.

This is YOUR theme as Mobius One. Erusea never saw you coming, and nothing else will come close, as Project ACES's slogan goes.

[challengeaccepted]

The Bible 2: Jesus flies a fucking plane

[antoniobutler]

"Heroes do exist. We've seen one and he is coming home." One of the greatest videogame quotes of all time.

[hypersonicfalcon]

The fact that this specific song has solidified it's legacy in the X Lore v Y Lore memes is incredible

[Pilot]

Just heard this music in the AC7 multiplayer and almost had a heart attack

[NightWanderer]

Ace Combat = Metal Gear Solid but it's planes.

[Cryogenx]

So, I had a dream where there was a "hidden" multiplayer game-type in Ace Combat 7 where you play in a 128-player furball aerial battle. 16 squadrons of 8 planes each, shoot each other down, secondary objectives, etc. whoever scores the most points wins.

In addition, some superweapons from past Ace Combat titles come in to play to add more to the chaos! The Excalibur firing its huge laser from space slowly strafing the area. Its spiritual successor in the Arkbird firing its smaller, but more precise laser catching anyone who's unfortunately too slow or flying too predictably. Stonehenge firing from afar preventing anyone flying above a certain altitude, while the Scinfaxi/Hrimfaxi submarines launch ballistic missiles preventing anyone flying below a certain altitude. The Chandelier fires a string of shells that turn into cruise missiles that go after NPC allies and marked as a secondary objective. Even the mighty flying fortresses such as the Hresvelgr, the Gleipnir, the Aigaion, and the Arsenal Bird make an appearance to the carnage. Hell, even the SOLG joins in (cuz fuck you that's why) on firing its kinetic energy weapons to wreck havoc. And depending on the map, multiple squadrons might have to fly through Megalith or the Avalon Dam to prevent any nuke launches that would prematurely end the match, but also award a substantial amount of points to lower-placed squadrons that help destroy it. It's an amazing, clusterfuck of an experience.

...However, on one particular match, after the 1st place team scores the winning point in which the game usually ends, a cutscene ensues:

You hear "Rex Tremendae" play. "Begin the A.C.E.S. Project" says an unknown voice. Then all of a sudden, 8 planes not belonging to any of the 128 players show up in a formation. It gets tense.

All of a sudden, you see the planes, and to your shock, awe, and horror, they're all the main protagonists of past Ace Combat games flying in their respective superplanes (with their personal livery/skin) introduced in their game. They are as follows:

ADF-01F "RAZGRIZ"
ADFX-01 "GALM"
X-02A "MOBIUS"
CFA-44 "GARUDA"
XFA-33 "GRYPHUS"
X-02S "STRIDER"
XFA-27 "SCARFACE"
GAF-1 "ANTARES"

As you sit there wondering "What in the actual fuck is this overpowered squadron", a freaking 9TH plane comes in right behind them, and it reveals itself:

XR-900 "NEMO"

Not only there are 8 Aces of Aces flying in formation, but an AI-controlled monstrosity is flying aside them!

The cutscene ends, and a mission update appears. All the 128 players in their 16 squadrons are now marked as "friendly" to each other. The soundtrack "Megalith -Agnus Dei-" plays. The 9 planes that suddenly appeared are marked as enemy "TGT". But the only objective that's given to every squadron by their AWACS, is to "SURVIVE".

[JettMann]

"Don't let those pilots die!"

That line still hits