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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2024
- Danny Michael, associate curator at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West museum, breaks down Rockstar's western epic.
Red Dead Redemption 2 saw Rockstar return to the frontiers of the Wild West for a prequel to the seminal Red Dead Redemption. Rockstar went out of their way to make Red Dead Redemption 2 feel and look authentic. We brought Danny in to see if Rockstar delivered on that promise.
In this video Danny breaks down old western towns and cities, hunting, train robberies, firearms, and architecture. Part 2 of this series is on the way so make sure to subscribe to GameSpot to see more in the future.
00:00 - Intro
00:51 - Train Robberies
03:20 - Plague Town
04:03 - Catalogues and Shopping
05:57 - Hunting
10:54 - The Mauser
13:05 - House Building
15:38 - Outro
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in terms of the hunting mechanics of the game, i find that it'd be pretty difficult to have Arthur haul around hundreds of pounds of animal flesh and antlers. especially considering his only mode of transport is a horse or a stolen wagon. it'd be pretty cool if the game let us buy the hunting wagons in singleplayer so we would have a place to store them for easy transportation. i imagine having Arthur only take a handful of meat and the skin was just a technical limitation.
Thankfully, the PC version has mods just for this very issue.
I imagine that if it would've made for satisfying gameplay, they would have done it, but some things were abridged to keep from dragging out the game too far and making it excessively tedious.
Furry pfp.
What you talking about I regularly time travel back to the old west and carry round at least a whole bison and a few deer in my pockets. If I had a satchel I could probably carry a whole herd around.
Plus it reduces the tedium and creates simplicity for gameplay purposes
It is an absolute crime that Rockstar abandoned this masterpiece of a game. It has aged like fine wine, and practically not aged at all.
They are going to come back to it and their are still updates
Not really. Rockstar is abandoning it, still updating it to reduce bugs or update online, but no DLC’s and there are many missing storylines that you can find in the game the rockstar decided to ditch.
I want my “Man with no name” navy revolver in story mode but sadly it’s just a dream at this point
@@Kripkilla Keep telling yourself that, buddy
@@codycummins3452 I was sad but not surprised about the lack of a DLC. They ditched plans on making one for GTA V.
A lot of casual gamers like myself don’t like playing online but Rockstar makes so much money with GTA online that making a DLC would mean having potential loss of profits.
I wouldn’t be surprised if production of GTA VI costs 700-900 million (marketing included.
YES! Danny gets it! Watching John build his house with that soothing western melody in the background is satisfying.
It’s such a good song, seriously! I’ve replayed that mission like 4 times lol. It’s just so good.
A pretty goofy song for a really serious game lol
@@mrdunglessness9061
RDR2: A serious western story
Also RDR2: !YNNEL
In the game there are characters that actually mention that robing trains is an old fashioned thing to do so it goes in line with the fact that you said it wasn’t as popular as it had been at one time
Pete Hutter: "Why are we robbing a train? It's hard enough to rob a bank. Robbing a train is like robbing a bank, 'cept it's going a hundred miles an hour!"
The housebuilding cutscene is in-game engine...so you can do some fun stuff like lure a wolf or cougar there and watch everyone get mauled in the cutscene
THERE ARE NO COUGARS IN MISSIONS
Millions to one!
@@quaza2001 wrong
@@jeremiahwillden9235 NOOOO!
@@jeremiahwillden9235 It´s a reference
My family has a farm house that was a Sear’s catalog house my great great grandfather built then lost in the Great Depression. Luckily my great grandfather was able to buy it back by working for the Civilian Conservation Corps
Absolutely fantastic bit of history. what state?
@@MegadethTillDeth Minnesota
something about an expert speaking on a topic they know a lot about is really satisfying, great vid
They made it clear in the game they were almost extinct (the buffalo) and that hunting too many would lower your honor. Charles the indian did a good job putting emphasis on how they should only be hunted for what we need and not for profit. Buffalo are dope
In the first game you could literally hunt the local bison population to extinction single-handedly.
In that one mission Charles literally blows a guys head off for hunting them for sport
@@blakecacini8016you can do the same thing to the carolina parakeet in rdr2, there is only 25 you can find around lemoyne and once you’ve killed all 25 it tells you “they are now extinct”
Red Dead Redemption 2 really is a visual feast, I wish more games took place in the late 1800s/early 1900s
jonathans back hurt too much for an episode so they had to call danny in
Funnily enough, I’ve been headbutted by both a doe as well as a wisent (European Bison) and I can say, the doe was much more painful due to it puncturing my skin. Should be noted though that the wisent didn’t actually put a lot of force into the „headbutt“. Just kinda enough to fling me around a bit and almost break one of my ribs.
But why?
@@emti29 Stupidity on my part. Being around a doe during mating season and being just way too close to the wisent.
As soon as I saw where the expert worked I was hoping we’d get a cameo from Tim
This channel really needs a video or two with Ian McCollum
I actually lived in a Sears home for awhile in Ohio, and had a huge tree fall on it.
The roof was 2×12"s and all the tree did was put a little hole in the roof
Back when things were built to last. Better times, in many ways.
building the house is one of my favourite missions as it's relaxing after running around and killing skinners and the song that plays is perfect for some foot tapping and head bobbing
You're getting it right, GameSpot. Please keep producing more videos like this, your series with Jonathan Ferguson, and any future Expert Reacts. Maybe TH-camr Bernadette Banner to talk apparel?
Just started replaying this game recently and falling in love with all its detail again.
Love this guy's presentation, and the deep dives into general historical accuracy. Would love to see more!
Wow I've been to that museum it's phenomenal.
Daniel and Jonathan from the firearms museum are my favorite experts to watch
This is another great expert you are collabing with just like the fencing expert and John! I would love him to react to Hunt!
Yo GameSprout. Please gives Danny more sessions. We really loves the man explained the topics. Perhaps the social life/gangs in the wild West for the next video?
Thanks
Dave unfortunately took his own life November 11 of this year.
Excellent video, Dave! RDR2 has sooo much content, I'd love to see more videos like this one :)
As a hunter for just over twenty years now I can confirm that game animals like deer can actually attack people, it's just exceptionally rare for non-predators to do so.
As a representative of Wyoming I'm happy to see you guys come to our most popular museum!
Ill be 54 next month and I have played this game since it first came out , its my therapy !
One thing I wish they could have gotten right about the game is the value of money at the time. It’s so small but I wish they could just make everything in the game a bit cheaper and make every score a bit less. It feels like less money, I know, but it would make it more realistic.
I love these Red Dead videos, shame how Red Dead gets so little love compared to what it deserves
These reviews are awesome
Please do more with Danny!
An absolute MASTERCLASS in gaming. One of the finest pieces of art ever created. I can't say enough good things about it frankly.
I've seen a few of those "Sears & Roebuck catalog" houses, pretty cool when you think about it.
If you're ever able to I highly recommend going to the Buffalo Bill Center of the West in Cody Wyoming. It's one of the best museums I've ever seen and in terms of specifically history of the American West it's second to none. Their firearms gallery is a sight to behold. Close by in Cody is also the Cody Dug Up Gun Museum which is also a fascinating and unique collection very much worth the visit. Cody is basically the gateway to Yellowstone Park from Wyoming too so if you ever find yourself going to magnificent Yellowstone spend a day in Cody.
I’ve been their twice, family and school trip, it’s a very unique place to visit if you ever want to explore the Old West
I've been there too. The gun collection is so huge it's really overwhelming - they all start looking alike after not very long. They have lots of other great exhibits too and you can see all the museum on the same admission.
When I went, I actually stayed in Cody and drove to Yellowstone. Cody is great to stay in and the only "normal" town in the area - everything else is camping or touristy with limited resources. Just beware that it's 45 min from Cody, WY to the gate of Yellowstone and another 45 min to Old Faithful.
I had a cougar attacking all the way through the house-building, but they got on with it regardless
My parents live in a sears house from 1913. I grew up there and my dad grew up there too. Still standing. Upstate NY. Lots of sears houses and older houses in general. Lots of houses and buildings from the 1840’s and 1850’s. Oldest original building in the area is almost 200 years old.
7:15 Two years ago there was an incident in the Czech Republic where an elderly hunter got clipped by a startled deer. Fortunately for the hunter, he just got torn his left sleeve and didn't get any major injuries. Unfortunately, he carried his .22 on his left shoulder, which got snagged on the antlers and the deer ran off with it, never to be found again.
The deer is armed!
@@peaceoutbruh7085the hunted have become the hunter
i would like to see more of danny and more of wild west (rdr2) episodes, i want to let you know that. and of course, thank you danny and cody firearms museum.
8:52 I always found that funny. Arthur is incredibly strong, he can fight against a BISON and win. He can also carry its pelt with no issues lol
Nice vid!!
I mean Rockstar has a good Research staff. Of course they get a lot right. Most of the differences are probably mostly for gameplay reasons.
That's what I always loved about Rockstar even the detail in music selection they don't feature any music that exceeds the period of time they're presenting
MORE PLEASE
I’d love more of this, and probably some from the first game too.
Danny did a great job, i'd love to see him look at more firearms
I actually really like Danny, I hope we see him again!
Excellent stuff.
Eff off spammy
I love seeing the rolodex of ian from forgotten weapons show up on this channel
In fairness to the game in regards to bison; in the entire map, there are just two herds of them.
There probably would've still been WAY less, though; Remember that bison herds used to be all over the Great Plains and parts of the West Coast.
There’s no prices for that ammo from the time huh because it’s a museum? I would love to know
My grandmother on my dad's sides maiden name is Cody, and down the line we're related to buffalo bill Cody.
The deer said ima run his fade and dip lol
I want to see Danny's take on Hunt: Showdown, there is a lot of material for him on that game
Nice bro. Making things good for all...
Wait that’s not Jonathan Ferguson form the royal armouries museum in London, which houses various of history’s most iconic weapons
I really thought the old packaging was awesome I've never seen a time period ammo package for the rdr2 era just ww1 and up
We probably have more Bison today than in that era.
Kind of, but not really; We really decimated their population back then.
That Soundtrack Tho 😮
+1 the museum. Its awesome
And you don't break off the antlers individually on elk and deer. You take the skull with the antlers or cut skull with both set of antlers intact.
To be fair to the prices for weapons and ammo, it's a video game, and money's not very hard to come by. You shoot tons of people throughout the story, and most people in those fights tend to carry at least a few dollars on them, along with some kind of valuable you can sell. A lot of story missions also involve robbing someone or something. So, money's a lot more common in the game than would be in real life. So they'd have to raise the prices to make obtaining every weapon at least somewhat challenging.
As for the animations of skinning an animal. I'm pretty sure they weren't worried about showing the process. More so that they didn't want the animation to go on too long. It's already a fairly long animation in terms of a video game, and it gets a tad old seeing it every time, especially if you're specifically out in the world to hunt, and you have to sit and watch it over, and over again. Even the weapon reload animations, while fairly accurate, have some inaccuracies for the sake of speeding the animation up.
In some situations it will completely skip the skinning animation.
Good Intel on wild west era, genre... 😮
Im surprised that he didn’t mention anything about Arthur just causally hoisting a 100 plus pound deer carcass up on his shoulder.
As a boy who grew up in a rural country farm, I aprove!
I'm surprised they didn't talk about the Del Lobos that terrorize Armadillo or the "Plague town"
Rockstar should come back to this game and update it with PROPER single player DLC. Everyone would buy it, they know online was a flop....just do it R*. 60 FPS on new consoles would be awesome too.
ordering a house is just like when i worked at New England homes
I wished he touched on Provisions like Food and stuff
the food in RDR2 is awesome, it's all extremely accurate and based on actual brands and types of food from that time period, R* did their homework
Bring in this guy to react to hunt showdown next, that’d be awesome
0:39
This is a video where we see numerous men shot and killed but the warning is for hunting and skinning of animals and . . . plants.
W house building song
yay danny
There are actually only a select amount of Buffalo in-game, you can actually kind of make them extinct, so to speak.
I like this guy
Rockstar: Call yourself Expert once you won 3 Dominoes in a row and 3 poker wins in a row
“These ten rounds”
Who’s going to tell him? 😂
Tell him what?
There were only nine rounds on the clip...
Building the house was a super awesome mission
on the bison thing i played the whole game without seeing a single bison in the wild there are some in a cutsceen i belive but never ecountered them
I think there’s some near John’s Ranch
Arthur got ran over by a reindeer !
Johnathan has already done episodes on it, but this guy should also check out Hunt Showdown
Pretty much anything you buy in the game is way overpriced for the time, like the packs of cigarettes being between 3 and 6 dollars depending on your honor. Everything in the general stores are way too much for the time, according to the stories my grandfather told me. But the game is still one of the greatest ever made.
prolly bc they knew players would have stacks of cash
@@warriorjason2763. Ironic since the online does everything it can to make you use real world money to purchase the items.
Well no kidding man. Cigarettes were under $2 in the 90s early 00.
A can of salmon is cheaper today than it is in the game.
yes
4:03 don't show him how much guns cost in RDO
Someone who recognizes an actual ammunition CLIP!
More danny
Catalogues we're in Red Dead revolver first.
Also the game is made pretty well by the hands of British, I didn't think they allowed cowboys to be discussed all that well amongst their people. {Amazing.. 😸👌}
There is a video online of a hunter being run over by a buck I believe!
Didn’t know John Krasinski was a fan of the Old West!
umm, "hunting and skinning... of *flora* and fauna"? how do you skin a plant? ;>
Wild west expert yeehaw
Hunting in red dead redemption 2 is painful as you cannot just hit the animal just anywhere, but its moer like you need a specific weapon with a specific ammo and so few animals will have something more and you need to shoot a specific animal for a pelt worth anything and hit it in a specific place ot not damage the pelt.
You could spend hours finding a singular high quality animal.
Now this is assuming the animal doesn't despawn while you are following its track.
make more videos about RDR2 please!
This is Jonathon Fergus- waaaait a minute
hunting and skinning Flora? and fauna.
Cutting bark off a tree might be classified as skinning flora
It sounds odd when you don’t say Johnathan Ferguson but this is good. We need more. Get John for guns in general then experts from different parts of history to go fully in depth.
A+
Too bad they didn't show him stopping a train in a remote location and than have the law show up within seconds. Or if the guard on the rear of the train sees you the conductor immediately stops the train. They just show the situations that they got kinda right.
Cool
Bro is the American version of Jonathan fuergeson
I have been run over by a deer at work. Ripped up my Kevlar , broke my x26 taser in half ripped my mic cord out of my radio and scuffed me up a bit. Would not recommend.
Unless it’s rdr the law men are 2 seconds away from any location
just noticed that whoever recorded the gameplay for this gave the mauser engravings, which you shouldn't do. it gives you no tactical advantage whatsoever
MGS5 reference, nice.