I watched a video a few days ago where the player, as Arthur, climbs all over mountains with no mission, so hes not looking for anything in particular, then he sits on the edge of a clifftop and gets some great views. .
You can finish railway in chapter two, not in 1907. There are two hidden missions with workers camp supervisor. One is to catch who steals workers wages and second to remove Cornwall blockade. After that railway can be finished before chapter three.
there is also third mission when brygadist offers you food from the camp but I don't know if this is considered a mission (sorry my english is not my first language)
@@adam_minionek Yeah, I know that, but that is not a mission or anything, just a chance to pick some minor, useless stuff like food or trinkets. And english is not my first language, too. :)
@@brianpayne8931 Corwall brickade?? :) Well, the second mission when you go to supervisor is to move tree Cornwall men who does not allow workers to work "on their land". And when you do that and take the ledger, railroad will be finished in a few days. And still in Act two. :)
Argh crap, I killed all the workers, so THAT is why it's empty now, I'm in chapter 6, killed them in chapter 3, it's my first playthrough, so I didn't realise, but apparently it will never be finished now xD
Just recently returned as John to the Braithwaite Manor and while walking through the burnt out mansion, I came across the burnt body of Catherine Braithwaite and was able to loot it for a brooch. After that, the body disappeared. Still haven't found Gertrude though.
You can also loot the body while still being arthur But if i remember it right than there would also still be guards around who atacked me when i left the remains of the mansion
@@Private.Willie.Stroker yeah, as Arthur, I high-tailed it out of there and never went back. Just happened to go to go back seeing a video about the Braithwaite’s secret. So I went as John to see if I could find Gertrude.
Started few months back again I see how much things Ive missed it, in 2018 I did see houses getting made in later years but other stuff so roaming more n duin side missions atm ❤
You forgot the one house near Valentine that ist build by a Man with his two sons. It's an optional sidequest. First you help them out with some bandits. Later the Man has trouble to finish the house and asks you for either money or wood. If you choose to help him out with the wood, you have to go west into the forest (also mentioned in this video) to help the workers there. After a few more sidequests you can deliver the wood to the man and he thanks you for it. When the House is finally finished it will be sold. But the Man leaves you a nice share of the profit.
i killed the bandits, but let the dad get killed by them first because he was mean to his sons, now the dad is hostile to me when ever i pull up lmao no money this go around.
All i remember was the dad getting mad at me for some reason early in the game and I never noticed them again. Might’ve been so early when I occasionally hit the wrong button and pulled out guns on people. Once shot the butcher in strawberry by accident.
the one with Arthur donating to the church is actually sad but so heartwarming. it just makes me happy seeing Arthur being put in good light like that and knowing that he died and seeing his name there is just a good feeling. I dont know how to explain it but its so nice seeing his name on that thing
i remember being sent to Pronghorn Ranch in the epilogue in my first play through, and just going, "Pronghorn ranch?!! Where the eff is that?!! I know this map like the back of my hand, there is NO Pronghorn ranch!!" And then following the quest markers and going, "OMG!" So unexpected, genius :)
@@numbers9696 or do you mean the prologue at the very beginning of the game? th-cam.com/video/p3rPnsZ-lD8/w-d-xo.html Really this xXSilentAgent47Xx seems to have the goods.
the game is beautiful but also the game has flaws. for example how tedious the animations are. it makes gameplay feel very slow. the game has too many animations. maybe there is a mod out there that disables most animations or speeds them up so the flow of the game isn't so damn tedious.
I think the railroad is definitely the most impressive one, because you can really see the eveloution. You can interact with the people, just like at the timber company. But i like the pronghorn ranch the most, and i like that ist odd that it just showed up.
3:53 is probably 1 of the best missions, same goes for where they all ride towards the Braithwaite manor... There's just something so nice and beautiful to seeing all the npcs ride their own horses next each other.., especially if you think back at older R☆ games where everyone would just had to go into 1 car..
I just loved the Saint Denis bank mission, I couldn't help but cry after Hosea and Lenny were killed... also I thought Charles was killed in his heroic action. Those were actually my top3 favourite characters in the game
8:30 You said that blackwater is home to a variety of wealth and ethnicity and is the largest and most modern town in RDR2 being the have gas street lights. I guess you never made it all the way to Saint Denis, they literally have electricity and more ethnicity then every RDR2 town
But I would say it in this way that BW got a stone road and we know these roads are used for cars in RDR the sidewalks in BW are better and more modern 8:35 with granite like stones placed on the edges smaller rocks separating the long stones and the main tiles
also houses/land for sale pop up on the map, such as the one due east of Emerald station (cant remember the other one). I was all open field and some trees before (and place for lots of herbs, squirrels and turkeys ) and now a house with a fence around it
I think the evolving map is the biggest thing Rockstar has to do for GTA 6. And who knows, perhaps they could pull off dynamic prices depending on what you do in the story/open world or perhaps even influenced by stocks if that's gonna be a mechanic again; Or even a dynamic map (if you break a street lamp, a vehicle will show up along with people installing a new street lamp later and the lamp will be gone until you trigger that spawn and either leave the area or watch the fixing unfold)
Regarding the deforestation, if you finish the appleseed company side mission questline alongside the dude that is building a house with his sons near valentine, when you return to their camp after the woods delivery you'll find only cut chumps. And a vast area without forrest.
If you play Red Dead ONLINE, you'll see just under Arthurs name is Mr & Mrs. J. LeClerk. AKA Jessica LeClerk who we work for in helping avenge her husbands murder in RDO. In case no one has ever noticed that :D
Never knew Pronghorn ranch was only available in the epilogue, that's pretty cool! Though in 8 years, they built all of that is pretty crazy in my opinion.
Rockstar learned a lot from RDR 2 . They gonna implement many things in GTA 6 like improved physics. Lighting. Textures and most important evolving map.
@@wlrakosThey need to update online more frequently. It's getting new stuff this month but they could milk RDO for longer than GTAV online if they update it enough.
@@wlrakos I guess you're right. But still - maybe a RDR3 game set (again) before RDR2 and aimed more at survival might by nice. Say young Charles Smith ... survival in the wild plus racist creeps attacking him because of his red/black origin? LOL, sounds awful. But I liked him in RDR2. Anyway, any RDR3 game would be better than nothing. :)
Every now and then I read the most amazing book, watch an incredible movie, and of course play a perfect game and afterwards I wish that there was an amnesia pill I could take so that I could experience those things like it was the first time. RDR2 is that game for me.!
"$20 dollars ain't no chicken feed, but sure, I can help out." Also pays some guy $450 for a used canoe... [Btw $20 is worth $759 today. $450 is worth $17,094 today, which is a good deal for a used canoe if you ask me]
What’s even better is that some of these changes happen even before the epilogue. All the trees get cut down at Appleseed and the house’s foundation is built during your time as Arthur.
Pronghorn ranch always tripped me out because like you said it was completely empty so always tried to compare by loading back into 1899 I love that area
We were supposed to be able to go to blackwater as Arthur, (at the player’s own risk), but this was cut from the game, making going to blackwater even more complicated, and a lot of stuff made for this (like lines of the sheriff recognizing Arthur) was cut from the game but still present in the files
I actually only noticed Blackwater. And remeber Blackwater from RDR1 also. It's wild the details they put in to this game. And the story is trully amazing! But it's really sad, that the ending of RDR2 seems like an happy ending, expect if you played or know the story of RDR1 😢 I just finished RDR2 yesterday, and I'm still traumatized.
one area that i never see on these videos is the Indian reservation! When you go back as John you can see oil drills on the reservation and no native Americans in sight.
They are all awesome. Probably the houses because they are most noticeable but what really blows me away is the areas where whole areas were cleared out due to companies needing wood. The level of detail in the game is crazy.
“The biggest and most modern town in red dead 2” 💀 bro forgot about Saint Denis Edit: I tried visiting pronghorn In online but it was just deadwood forests
He made several errors on this video. He said RDR1 was when a mission that Beachers hope was built. Wrong. He also failed to point out there is a few private homes for sale in the epilouge that were not there in the first 6 chapters. You can actully walk inside them. Once you go on to the property the names of them appear on the map.
Then, there's the guy and his sons building a house near Valentine. You can help him clear out some O'Driscoll's, then later, he'll ask you to either get timber or give him money to complete it. Later on, he'll pay you back with interest and still later, you'll see that he sold it and someone else is living there.
The other building I was curious about was in Annesburg. There is a building near the edge of the city being built. I assume it’s just another house you can’t enter tho.
Only saying this because it’s new to me on my current “100%” play through. I’m at 93.7% in my first play though and when I started looking for everything I realized that I missed sooooo much of the game my first time(mostly camp interactions). Anyway, you don’t have to wait until the epilogue for the lumber camp one by Micah’s hideout. I just stopped by in Chapter 4 and the lumberjacks all up and left(left a nice wagon too) and it did a cinematic camera pan around the area. I also found a wagon and a dead guy with a picture of his wife. Assuming he lived at the top of that hill with all the packages on the porch.
people talking about playing through it many times. where i cant give up all ive done in my first. i log on just to walk around doing little odd jobs and helping people. im part of the npc's
I bought RDR2 a week ago and played it a bit over the days now I finished the game and I can tell you that I cried for the first time in a long time because of Arthur's death
I would argue that the oil fields should have been up and running again. If there's money to be made people will work to make it even if its on the bones of the dead.
@@hibbity_hooblah Yes? they totally abandoned the online portion of the game. They could've done so much with it, but they decided to keep pooping out more crappy GTA dlc.
@@Sharpie_17 the online portion is a small part of it. You phrased your statement in a way that the whole game had potential. The story mode without a doubt makes it one of the best games ever
5:33 Quick Correction 1899 and a mistake following this was: John didn’t build their Ranch in RDR1 but instead in RDR2. However we all make Mistakes so..
The events of Red Dead Online take place in 1898 and that's what Beecher's Hope looks like. Also, they didn't say the ranch was built during RDR1. They said "*IF* you played RDR1, you'll remember this house, and in the epilogue of RDR2, you get to actually build it." However, we all make mistakes so...
In the finished railroad at night when I was riding with my level 4 tiger mustang.. I heard the train coming and I got scared only to find out it was a ghost train like whoa
Heres a way i found on how to soft lock your game (can be done on all devices) Step one : do NOT START the first leopold strauss mission (the one with mr wrobel) Step two : go into the cheat code menu and do the cheat code “Share” Step three: activate the cheat code (this should unlock everything in the ledger) Step four : do the first leopold strauss mission and complete it (when you go to donate the money and use the ledger) Step five : donate the money and open the ledger Step six : congrats, you softlocked your game and must restart the game.
Meanwhile in GTA 5 that dang tower is still under construction to this day. I had always assumed that they would advance its construction with time in the game, or with content updates, and wondered what it would eventually be. Little did I know, there would be no content updates in single player, and it's still just unfinished. They at least could have turned it into condos to milk more money out of GTA Online players.
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Definitely pronghorn ranch is my favorite!! The purple flowers and the wide view of the land is just amazing
I watched a video a few days ago where the player, as Arthur, climbs all over mountains with no mission, so hes not looking for anything in particular, then he sits on the edge of a clifftop and gets some great views. .
That flower would be native Lupine, also known as Blue Bonnet. I've got a ton of it growing in my front yard.
@@ericalto22 Your backyard must be pretty
@@Rdr2isfunthey’re pretty but where I live it’s an invasive species that’s sadly taking over native habitats.
@@ericalto22 those lupines look nothing like bluebonnets. Unless you somehow mean something besides the one we have in Texas. But they sure are purty.
You can finish railway in chapter two, not in 1907. There are two hidden missions with workers camp supervisor. One is to catch who steals workers wages and second to remove Cornwall blockade. After that railway can be finished before chapter three.
there is also third mission when brygadist offers you food from the camp but I don't know if this is considered a mission (sorry my english is not my first language)
@@adam_minionek Yeah, I know that, but that is not a mission or anything, just a chance to pick some minor, useless stuff like food or trinkets. And english is not my first language, too. :)
@@DoktorHaus014remove a Corwall brickade? May have somehow missed this one. They never like me much around that camp after my first visit. 😂
@@brianpayne8931 Corwall brickade?? :)
Well, the second mission when you go to supervisor is to move tree Cornwall men who does not allow workers to work "on their land". And when you do that and take the ledger, railroad will be finished in a few days. And still in Act two. :)
Argh crap, I killed all the workers, so THAT is why it's empty now, I'm in chapter 6, killed them in chapter 3, it's my first playthrough, so I didn't realise, but apparently it will never be finished now xD
Just recently returned as John to the Braithwaite Manor and while walking through the burnt out mansion, I came across the burnt body of Catherine Braithwaite and was able to loot it for a brooch. After that, the body disappeared. Still haven't found Gertrude though.
Gertrude’s body is still in the outhouse where she was locked up. No one let her out.
@@Phanthief95 thanks. I never found the outhouse!
@@Phanthief95Penelope lied she said she'd send someone to come help her cousin when you help her escape with Arthur
You can also loot the body while still being arthur
But if i remember it right than there would also still be guards around who atacked me when i left the remains of the mansion
@@Private.Willie.Stroker yeah, as Arthur, I high-tailed it out of there and never went back. Just happened to go to go back seeing a video about the Braithwaite’s secret. So I went as John to see if I could find Gertrude.
I clearly need to play this again.
Same
Yes you do its amazing ,not perfect but dam close
And again and again and yet again and maybe again
@@crimesforkibble6912I’ve never replayed a game over. This Ive replayed 3 times with 600 hours. Perfection
Started few months back again I see how much things Ive missed it, in 2018 I did see houses getting made in later years but other stuff so roaming more n duin side missions atm ❤
You forgot the one house near Valentine that ist build by a Man with his two sons. It's an optional sidequest. First you help them out with some bandits. Later the Man has trouble to finish the house and asks you for either money or wood. If you choose to help him out with the wood, you have to go west into the forest (also mentioned in this video) to help the workers there. After a few more sidequests you can deliver the wood to the man and he thanks you for it. When the House is finally finished it will be sold. But the Man leaves you a nice share of the profit.
i killed the bandits, but let the dad get killed by them first because he was mean to his sons, now the dad is hostile to me when ever i pull up lmao no money this go around.
@@catzass69what is wrong with you wtf
@@coachacola3755great mission
All i remember was the dad getting mad at me for some reason early in the game and I never noticed them again. Might’ve been so early when I occasionally hit the wrong button and pulled out guns on people. Once shot the butcher in strawberry by accident.
Looks like house flipping isn’t a recent phenomenon.
the one with Arthur donating to the church is actually sad but so heartwarming. it just makes me happy seeing Arthur being put in good light like that and knowing that he died and seeing his name there is just a good feeling. I dont know how to explain it but its so nice seeing his name on that thing
i remember being sent to Pronghorn Ranch in the epilogue in my first play through, and just going, "Pronghorn ranch?!! Where the eff is that?!! I know this map like the back of my hand, there is NO Pronghorn ranch!!" And then following the quest markers and going, "OMG!" So unexpected, genius :)
The music during the house building will always get my foot a tappin. 😊
same with the getting drunk with Lenny mission
@@KenInFTL2024 "I'm an Americaaaaaaaan!" 😆
@@MichelleArnonemight you know the ambient soundtrack in the beginning?
also "Nobody would have me 😭"
@@numbers9696 or do you mean the prologue at the very beginning of the game? th-cam.com/video/p3rPnsZ-lD8/w-d-xo.html Really this xXSilentAgent47Xx seems to have the goods.
rdr2 is such an incredible game, the level of detail is stunning. definitely the most beautiful game I've played
the game is beautiful but also the game has flaws. for example how tedious the animations are.
it makes gameplay feel very slow.
the game has too many animations. maybe there is a mod out there that disables most animations or speeds them up so the flow of the game isn't so damn tedious.
@@LevisH21 I think the pacing is fine. I prefer a slow game
@@LevisH21There is GTA V for people like you. Please, stop ruining games that weren't made for you.
Whatttt???@@LevisH21
600 hrs in story mode and I can't stop playing
Only 600 hours?
Edit: I have around 3500 hours
As a 800 hour player I feel you✋️✋️
1700 hrs and still going 🤘
3000 hours
Damn yall!...Shit!!!
My problem in this game every time I set my waypoint or mind to go somewhere I end up stopping to hunt or just get sidetracked😂😂
Same
Well thats not the game’s fault necessarily
that the beauty of the game
I think the railroad is definitely the most impressive one, because you can really see the eveloution. You can interact with the people, just like at the timber company. But i like the pronghorn ranch the most, and i like that ist odd that it just showed up.
Yet, in GTAV we have construction going on for YEARS!!! RDR2 is a true masterpiece.
to be fair, there iss a 5 year difference between the games..
3:53 is probably 1 of the best missions, same goes for where they all ride towards the Braithwaite manor...
There's just something so nice and beautiful to seeing all the npcs ride their own horses next each other.., especially if you think back at older R☆ games where everyone would just had to go into 1 car..
I just loved the Saint Denis bank mission, I couldn't help but cry after Hosea and Lenny were killed... also I thought Charles was killed in his heroic action. Those were actually my top3 favourite characters in the game
@@cal14-1-20 you can also loot hosea his body there
And find the lost thimble thingy that someone else in the camp lost and claimed it was stolen
@@Private.Willie.Stroker woah looting hoseas body's awful
8:30 You said that blackwater is home to a variety of wealth and ethnicity and is the largest and most modern town in RDR2 being the have gas street lights. I guess you never made it all the way to Saint Denis, they literally have electricity and more ethnicity then every RDR2 town
Lmfao why you guys flexing with ethnicity variety as if it's gonna be good for something for the town
But I would say it in this way that BW got a stone road and we know these roads are used for cars in RDR the sidewalks in BW are better and more modern 8:35 with granite like stones placed on the edges smaller rocks separating the long stones and the main tiles
Notice how he said town Saint Denis is a city
There’s also houses all over the map once you reach the epilogue that we’re not there in the chapters
also houses/land for sale pop up on the map, such as the one due east of Emerald station (cant remember the other one). I was all open field and some trees before (and place for lots of herbs, squirrels and turkeys ) and now a house with a fence around it
Another property for sale appears South of Rhodes, near Bolger's Glade.
@@AtavismX oh yeah, thanks bro!
Also on the east side of the road where the mountain meets with the Little Creek River valley.
Meanwhile that one GTA skyscraper after 10 years: 😴
Bro was literally coming to comment this
GTA V is trash.
@@commie_remover your trash
@@tuff637 Low IQ physics hater.
This game really set the bar, and frankly GTA 6 has a lot to live up too.
I think the evolving map is the biggest thing Rockstar has to do for GTA 6. And who knows, perhaps they could pull off dynamic prices depending on what you do in the story/open world or perhaps even influenced by stocks if that's gonna be a mechanic again; Or even a dynamic map (if you break a street lamp, a vehicle will show up along with people installing a new street lamp later and the lamp will be gone until you trigger that spawn and either leave the area or watch the fixing unfold)
Regarding the deforestation, if you finish the appleseed company side mission questline alongside the dude that is building a house with his sons near valentine, when you return to their camp after the woods delivery you'll find only cut chumps. And a vast area without forrest.
Arthur's name on the building in St Denis brings a tear to my eye.
Pretty sure Saint Denis has gas lamps and cobbled streets as well
So, I’ve only started playing RDR2 in the last 3 weeks. I guess I have all of this fun to look forward to! 😊
You poor soul..
Saying Blackwater is more developed than Saint Denis is a stretch.
Blackwater is a town St Denis is a city, maybe that's what's the person meant
blackwater is a town, saint denis is a city
I would rather live in blackwater
If you play Red Dead ONLINE, you'll see just under Arthurs name is Mr & Mrs. J. LeClerk. AKA Jessica LeClerk who we work for in helping avenge her husbands murder in RDO. In case no one has ever noticed that :D
You do realize online is based before Arthur and the gang happended
@@uraveragewiteguy NO! Really?! Doesn't mean the LeClerks didn't exist genius.
@@uraveragewiteguy Online takes place in the 1890s or 1900s and the gang has existed since the 1870s
Never knew Pronghorn ranch was only available in the epilogue, that's pretty cool! Though in 8 years, they built all of that is pretty crazy in my opinion.
Thank you! I enjoyed seeing all of the transformations in one video. Great job!
Rockstar learned a lot from RDR 2 . They gonna implement many things in GTA 6 like improved physics. Lighting. Textures and most important evolving map.
RDR 3 would be better.
@@michalurbanfulIdk if they could top 2. If anyone can though, it's for sure them.
@@wlrakosThey need to update online more frequently. It's getting new stuff this month but they could milk RDO for longer than GTAV online if they update it enough.
@@wlrakos I guess you're right.
But still - maybe a RDR3 game set (again) before RDR2 and aimed more at survival might by nice. Say young Charles Smith ... survival in the wild plus racist creeps attacking him because of his red/black origin? LOL, sounds awful. But I liked him in RDR2.
Anyway, any RDR3 game would be better than nothing. :)
@@Zack_410they haven't added anything new since 2021 with blood money
lady braithwaites burnt up body is still at the manor when you return as john lmao
Meanwhile the City of Los Santos has been constructing one building since 2013 and has not even made a single ounce of progress.
i never really hoped to see that Sky Scraper finished,it felt like Rockstar will leave it as that in the end.
I would love it if they added an expanded dlc story from red dead redemption 1 to Game with 1911 to 1914.
Masterpiece. Still the greatest game ever made
Every now and then I read the most amazing book, watch an incredible movie, and of course play a perfect game and afterwards I wish that there was an amnesia pill I could take so that I could experience those things like it was the first time. RDR2 is that game for me.!
Music that plays when he talks about Braithwaite Manor is beautiful
3:55 I screenshot that and labeled it ''the last charge of Wyatt Earp and his immortals''
"$20 dollars ain't no chicken feed, but sure, I can help out." Also pays some guy $450 for a used canoe...
[Btw $20 is worth $759 today. $450 is worth $17,094 today, which is a good deal for a used canoe if you ask me]
you’ve captured such amazing b-roll of the landscape which just goes to show how incredibly vast this game is
i actually like the epilogue, gives you HELL of alot of freedom
What’s even better is that some of these changes happen even before the epilogue. All the trees get cut down at Appleseed and the house’s foundation is built during your time as Arthur.
Memorial hall has to be my favorite , i love the detail of having arthur's name on there
Pronghorn ranch always tripped me out because like you said it was completely empty so always tried to compare by loading back into 1899 I love that area
We were supposed to be able to go to blackwater as Arthur, (at the player’s own risk), but this was cut from the game, making going to blackwater even more complicated, and a lot of stuff made for this (like lines of the sheriff recognizing Arthur) was cut from the game but still present in the files
I actually only noticed Blackwater. And remeber Blackwater from RDR1 also. It's wild the details they put in to this game. And the story is trully amazing! But it's really sad, that the ending of RDR2 seems like an happy ending, expect if you played or know the story of RDR1 😢 I just finished RDR2 yesterday, and I'm still traumatized.
I was so sick from Arthur’s death I didn’t really get to enjoy the epilogue lol
This just shows you how realistic rdr can be
Also, at the "end" of the game, there are a few houses built and for sold around the map.
Ive been playing red dead for 2 years and im still finding thing's, like a ship reck at the very top of the right side of the map
The house at Beecher's Hope was built in the epilogue of RDR2
one area that i never see on these videos is the Indian reservation! When you go back as John you can see oil drills on the reservation and no native Americans in sight.
Alright, I'm convinced we ALL need to play this again. maybe twice.
I hope they do a storyline with Jack. He rebuild the ranch bigger an better
The task of gaining high honor is a helluva mental trip
Also the decoration inside the Welcome center in Strawberry is completely changed
What about the dad with his boys building their house just south west of valentine
So a R* can make a home in years in game time but not a skyscraper in 8 irl years
Maybe in GTA 6 we'll see that building completed
They are all awesome. Probably the houses because they are most noticeable but what really blows me away is the areas where whole areas were cleared out due to companies needing wood. The level of detail in the game is crazy.
I love how the Lady in Saint Denis just casually asks a random person for a donation of over $700 in todays economy
Fun fact: *Entire New Austin Looks completely different visiting it as Arthur compared visiting it as John.*
“The biggest and most modern town in red dead 2” 💀 bro forgot about Saint Denis
Edit: I tried visiting pronghorn In online but it was just deadwood forests
Yes, that's because online mode plays before the Story! Means - you are there earlier than Arthur and the Van der Linde Gang ^^
He made several errors on this video. He said RDR1 was when a mission that Beachers hope was built. Wrong. He also failed to point out there is a few private homes for sale in the epilouge that were not there in the first 6 chapters. You can actully walk inside them. Once you go on to the property the names of them appear on the map.
pronghorn ranch blew my mind because i didn't see that coming
Time to play again. This’ll be my 5th play through. I can’t ever bring myself to give Arthur low honor tho. 🤣🤷🏻
11 map changes over time but rain falls camp is still burning 💀
Sad how they added new buildings, just to lock them, we watch them getting build, just to have us locked out, a straight miss opportunity.
Then, there's the guy and his sons building a house near Valentine. You can help him clear out some O'Driscoll's, then later, he'll ask you to either get timber or give him money to complete it. Later on, he'll pay you back with interest and still later, you'll see that he sold it and someone else is living there.
The wapiti reservation changes too. All the tents a gone and there is a neglected oil Derrick
The other building I was curious about was in Annesburg. There is a building near the edge of the city being built. I assume it’s just another house you can’t enter tho.
Only saying this because it’s new to me on my current “100%” play through. I’m at 93.7% in my first play though and when I started looking for everything I realized that I missed sooooo much of the game my first time(mostly camp interactions).
Anyway, you don’t have to wait until the epilogue for the lumber camp one by Micah’s hideout.
I just stopped by in Chapter 4 and the lumberjacks all up and left(left a nice wagon too) and it did a cinematic camera pan around the area.
I also found a wagon and a dead guy with a picture of his wife.
Assuming he lived at the top of that hill with all the packages on the porch.
people talking about playing through it many times. where i cant give up all ive done in my first. i log on just to walk around doing little odd jobs and helping people. im part of the npc's
LOL
i always wondered about if it changed, but never looked into it myself too lazy, great video thank you👍
You forgot the Indians Vapiti Camp and the Cornwall Factorys in Saint Denis. 😉
8:25: Blackwater: he says im thr biggest
Saint denis: Am i a Joke to you
I bought RDR2 a week ago and played it a bit over the days now I finished the game and I can tell you that I cried for the first time in a long time because of Arthur's death
I am already about to beat RDR2 for the 7th time
I would argue that the oil fields should have been up and running again. If there's money to be made people will work to make it even if its on the bones of the dead.
Arthur donated an equivalent of 736.60 dollars, ain’t exactly no chicken feed
In Red Dead 2 Tumbleweed is a bumping town but if you go and play the first game tumbleweed is a ghost town with no shops
I wouldn’t say bustling (if that’s what you meant) since the town is clearly in decline, but it’s better than Armadillo in 1907.
i miss this game so much, it had soo much potential :(
It had potential? Wtf are you talking about
@@hibbity_hooblahonline probably
@@hibbity_hooblah Yes? they totally abandoned the online portion of the game. They could've done so much with it, but they decided to keep pooping out more crappy GTA dlc.
@@Sharpie_17 the online portion is a small part of it. You phrased your statement in a way that the whole game had potential. The story mode without a doubt makes it one of the best games ever
5:33 Quick Correction 1899 and a mistake following this was: John didn’t build their Ranch in RDR1 but instead in RDR2.
However we all make Mistakes so..
The events of Red Dead Online take place in 1898 and that's what Beecher's Hope looks like. Also, they didn't say the ranch was built during RDR1. They said "*IF* you played RDR1, you'll remember this house, and in the epilogue of RDR2, you get to actually build it." However, we all make mistakes so...
Best game ever and the online is getting new content this months too. Lets go.
It is?
It takes 8 years to build a restaurant in a populated town but only 7 years to build a wholeass ranch in the middle of nowhere.
We’re all aware … if we played it through like 5 times…
I had this game in my library for years and still have not played im waiting for the right time to play
You are waiting for the right house to rob
This is love and dedication!
Your new ‘content’ is a far cry from these types of quality videos 😢
I'm replaying whole game now
20 Bucks in 1899 is about 730 now..
That’s a generous donation from random passerby
5 years later and it still amazes me
I'm not surprised why GTA6 isn't yet out. The bar is set very high with RDR2 and Rockstar Games is not in the business of disappointing.
If proghorns buildings looked a lot newer it would make more sense
In the finished railroad at night when I was riding with my level 4 tiger mustang.. I heard the train coming and I got scared only to find out it was a ghost train like whoa
Heres a way i found on how to soft lock your game (can be done on all devices)
Step one : do NOT START the first leopold strauss mission (the one with mr wrobel)
Step two : go into the cheat code menu and do the cheat code “Share”
Step three: activate the cheat code (this should unlock everything in the ledger)
Step four : do the first leopold strauss mission and complete it (when you go to donate the money and use the ledger)
Step five : donate the money and open the ledger
Step six : congrats, you softlocked your game and must restart the game.
2:33 I wasn't know about that
Either about NPC near mansion
Bruh ever since i started RDR2 I havnt played ANYTHING else for like a year now 💀
funfact if you go back as Arthur it still you can loot cathine's burnt body and wont get ban honor
Meanwhile in GTA 5 that dang tower is still under construction to this day.
I had always assumed that they would advance its construction with time in the game, or with content updates, and wondered what it would eventually be. Little did I know, there would be no content updates in single player, and it's still just unfinished. They at least could have turned it into condos to milk more money out of GTA Online players.
2:50 if you loot the lock box the construction never gets finished
Theres at least 2 more i can think of. A new house outside valentine and Bachus Bridge
Blackwater is the biggest settlement in RDR2, I really thought it was Saint Denis
(Building is finished) INCREDIBLE!!!!
This is such a fantastic game
what is the music used in the quincy harris memorial hall?