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Final Fantasy XIV has some of the best soundtracks in all of video games and it also has one of the best communities in the world. As proof, musician Husky by the Geek teamed up with 200 other musicians from the Final Fantasy XIV community to create one of the most epic music videos you’ll ever see associated with gaming. It’s a medley covering some of Final Fantasy XIV’s most iconic tracks, paying tribute to the MMORPG as it celebrates its 10 year anniversary.
Those who play Final Fantasy XIV will recognize the medley as it starts with music from A Realm Reborn, before it heads into tracks from Heavensward, Stormblood, Shadowbringers, and finishing it off with Endwalker. It’s beautifully put together and there’s even a lovely tribute to Final Fantasy XIV composer Masayoshi Soken and the otamatone. If you can’t get enough of it, Husky by the Geek even provides a free download of the track, since it won’t be available on Spotify.
Final Fantasy XIV 10 Years Medley with 200 Musicians
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