I had a horse that I had a bond as strong as Arthur morgan did when his horse died near the end and I too had a hard time with the scene because it reminded me of my horse and our bond. We were inseparable and always felt like we were living like the old western days spending time in the saddle. Horse and human bonds can and are real rdr2 definitely made it clear to add such a beautiful experience even though they didn't intend it for the emotional aspect but more so practical for the game to have the same as the 1st rdr
My horse was name captain ward. Named after a sea shanty in the soundtrack for Assassins Creed black flag. And I cried when he died. It was a black Arabian I spent so much time with her
This man fed these people every day. He fed gunslingers while they were sick. Fed the women and children. They were family, he loved them. Kept everyone strong even when they were at their weakest. He helped feed their hopes and dreams.
Dude was the reason the whole camp was fed and full of decorations. Probably the most useful guy next to Arthur. If you took time to hunt and give him pelts you know damn well how useful Pearson was!
@@emin166same I was so satisfied when I got it I even have an extra save file for when I made it all the way back in chapter 2 so that way if I wanna replay and get 100% it’s right there when I need to
To me what makes it hit so hard is the theme of old photos coming to fruition, so many missions tell you to take photos, or have you look at one. Even the loading screens are old timey photos. So Pearson looking back years later is just like us looking back at all the moments in the story, from the snowy mountains of the Grizzlies to the depressing forests of Roanoke Ridge and beyond into the epilogue, this is our chance to remember all the happy and sad moments these characters gave us. Rockstar killed it with this one. I just wish the online was even 1/3 as good.
Look how happy he was after receiving that dollar from that lady not knowing im gonna Rob him blind next time i visit the shop i like him but its just that i love having low honor
I remember my first playthrough I needed money after switching to john so I went to Rhodes bc I liked robbing that shopkeeper specifically and when I bursted into the door expecting to rob the other guy I found Pearson and my heart warmed seeing him and after that if I ever needed provisions I went alllll the way out to Rhodes just to support his business
Just before Arthur dies, go to the Aberdeen Pig Farm and get drugged by the couple, they will put Arthur's money into their safe behind the picture. In the epilogue, go back as John and get the money from the safe.
@@geordiepelt3862i think that rockstar way trying to fill plot hole in rdr1 when Arthur didn't exist and try to explain why john never talk about him in the first red dead redemption only bad thing about rdr serie are those plot hole i love rdr2 but in my opinion I don't wish to play rdr3 as prequel i want a brand new story maybe add just some connections to vander linee gang so when i see player react to john word in rdr2 so much just make me uncomfortable
@@ProGamer-lk9qw there's a house with a couple that invites you in, it depends on if you eat the food but if you do you fall asleep and appear in the woods.
@@spiderymantis4226 im guessing you’re talking about the incest couple at the pig farm. the real molester guy is at some cabin going north from the swamp… dude invites you in and hits you with a pipe and then drugs you and at the end of the cutscene you end up in the middle of nowhere with all your cores gone, luckily your horse teleports to you after the cutscene or else it would be a long walk or run to revenge.
"I once saw the cape from a fourty foot swell. I once crossed the equator during a meteor shower; I rode into harbors surrounded by beautiful maidens selling pineapple and colors, colors so brilliant they'd burn your eyes. And now, I live in a swamp - waiting to get shot for riding with outlaws."
Seeing Pearson slowly descend into alcoholism in Chapter 6 when the Gang starts to fall apart was so depressing. I can imagine Seeing Dutch and the Gang Members at odds and cutting loose took a heavy toll on him. But finding out he owned a store in Rhodes, got Married, and turned his life around was one of the most wholesome things I've seen in a Videogame. Pearson deserved this.
@@Wildcat12 that's where I'm at now. I noticed that he started drinking a lot more and is very hopeless about the future. Seems like he cares more than most of them which makes sense with the role that he played for all of them
@@The_Sleepiest_Socialistthat would make sense, I mean he literally lost the people he probably spent most of his life with, and it was because one of the most important ones, the one who was supposed to be one of the wisest went insane, and the oldest, wisest one who kept the whole gang together died. Everything fell apart right in front of his eyes, and he couldn’t do anything about it That shit don’t heal
Yeah, the story is so sad. I really thought that Dutch has a plan ND in the end we will have lots of money ND have a good life with everyone in Tahiti 😭
@@gamingbeast4791 I misstrusted Dutch the whole time. Thinking he was a false guy. Akting like a leader of a sect. Just good in speaking great words and motivating people to be with him and follow him. Its always charismatic guys with no Plan, or a plan just vor themselfs people trap into and follow. I thought the whole time there is no Plan and this guy akts like he cares about the Gang, but he will betray you and everyone else if its nessesary, or if its the easier way to keep moving his "plan" and be alive. He wont risk shit for you. And I was right. Mabe at the end he realised his failure, but it was too late. And even then he was running away, instead of doing the right.
It is crazy how we can develop such relationships towards fictional characters. They only live in a game and our minds but we still strongly connect to them.
Ik and he led him straight into death basically. Throughout the whole story Arthur repeatedly tells the other gang members to trust Dutch. And in the end he should’ve been the last one trusted
@@yupyup2347 lol where was there a cap you idiot? I said what Arthur should’ve done. Pay your stupid ass some attention bro Bc you need help listening and reading. Go back to kindergarten and play with your shapes and play dough and then come back and speak
Pearson and Ms Grimshaw were genuinely extremely underrated characters. Ms Grimshaw was one of the most loyal to the gang and was like the mother to the gang but also saw when it was about to break and decided to do whats right. And pearson just wants to help you cant really blame him. Now I aint much a cryer when it comes to fiction. Before RDR2 all quiet on the western front was the only thing that made me tear up and was hard to watch. But for RDR my top 3 crying moments was arthur's death, Dutch's last speech, and Pearson descending into alcohol.
He actually gets really sad about everything at the end during Beaver Hollow.. it made me smile to see that things turned out well for him even though he lost pretty much his family.. he got to live a better life
@@isaiahdaniels5643 beaver hollow was unbearable during my first playthrough. On my second playthrough I saw that time's importance for Arthur's redemption.
"We're thieves in a world that don't want us no more" - Arthur Morgan "If we have to fight, we fight If we have to run, we run If we have to die, we'll die but, we'll stay free" - Javier Escuela
I never once lost my horse during my playthrough, never changed it. And then they hit with that forced horse death and I lost my shit, cried so hard. Rest in peace Miss Pancakes.
I set myself up for heartbreak at the end, I did Hamish's questline and so had his horse at the end of it, figured it would only be right to ride him until the end, oh I was so wrong T-T
This is why you be grateful for as much of the RIGHT NOW, as you possibly can. Because one day you might wish for whatever you thought was bad. But in fact, it was good.
The saddest part is that to Pearson this was probably the best time of his life, living as a wanderer with a gang of rebels led by a free thinker, and then they just split up, like it's the end of a vacation or something. He remembers it fondly unaware of all the betrayal, bitterness and loss. All the characters were in a better place when they were part of a family
Pearson was a real one. At the start of the game he didn’t appeal to me, but later on, I noticed Pearson in the gang most of the time, he was one of my favorites.
Pearson actually enjoyed the gang. They gave him a sense of belonging and purpose after his time in the Navy. He could’ve done ANYTHING else after his service but he ultimately chose to serve the gang everyday. That takes commitment
Damn, that made me realize, follow your dreams, you don't have unlimited time, damn, freinds are importen, find where you belong.... Jeez what do I want to do in life?
I'm so happy that Pearson has his own store and business is good for him. He deserves all the best ! I always valued Pearson because he made the meal for the whole camp, and an army does not March on an empty stomach!
@Louis Cypher if that’s the man I think, which is the gun owner, you play rdr2, get info on him, and go there, you can force him to open a door that leads to a room where there is a kid that’s been locked up starved and beaten there
Ppl say that? Im a girl I would never say that Rdr2 was one of the best games I’ve played and it gets u attached like- I can’t even explain it… idk but it was a real sad ending. I miss Arthur and the loyalty the gang used to have.. :(
@@somebody-8860 You're in a minority. Nice taste. What i said is a meme. "I can't believe he didn't cry during the Titanic. Do men even have feelings?" Search for it and you will have a good laugh :))
I cant imagine how much someone must miss such a group they grew so attached to Edit: 4 months later this short got reccomended to me, hello to anyone who sees this again! Edit: another 2 months later, hello travelers
@@danieldmartin18 I was just about to comment this, life just gets real and before you know it all you're looking at is pictures and ain't even realize you were in the good old days. I guess all roads have an end, leading to new roads. Godspeed brother.
Red dead came around when I was going through some serious depression, it definitely helped, but when it got sad, or personal, it almost seemed like I was there with Arthur. I felt everything he did. Truly an amazing game
Im actually going through my 1st playthrough right now and am in a seriouslybdepressive state in life at the same time and i really get what you mean. These writers are absolute masters of their craft.
I know exactly how you guys feel. I was going through a divorce that I didn't feel like I could survive during my play through of Metal Gear 5, my wife at the time used to sit with me as I played and it was a good experience at the time. When our relationship began to deteriorate and it was all said and done, anytime I heard quiet's theme, the humming, I would break down. I haven't played since then because of how I feel when I'd hear it. I haven't played it since, I loved that game. It was the only time real life affected my gaming. It's been 5 years now.
Man Lenny really didn't deserve what happened to him, he was probably the youngest death in RDR2. He was still a kid, not even old enough to order a modern day beer
The one that hit me the hardest is when Arthur told Sadie that they were just ghosts. It perfectly summed up virtually everything that was happening/had happened to both of them. It was in that moment, that the total gravity of Arthur's mindset and physical well-being was finally put out in the world for another human to hear and attempt to understand him.
Arthur’s whole final conversation with dutch before dieing, the final conversation with the nun at the station, his conversation with rains falls, his final ride back to camp before everything breaks loose. What an amazing game dude seriously, at the point where I cant say i like Last of us better than this or not. RDR2 is legendary.
It was very sad to see Pearson in chapter 6 where first he couldn’t put down the bottle and was in denial, then he accepted that the story of the gang was over, there was no where left to run, nothing left to do, all those years were gone.
Back when this game was announced I was so turned off that I couldn't play as John... After all is said and done, it just wasn't the same without Arthur... I barely even went back to West Elizabeth, New Hanover, Lemoyne and Ambarino after the Epilogue and just exiled myself to New Austin. Going back just seemed too painful after the story ended.
i had the opposite reaction. i didn’t visit new austin not even once and kept on going in the same places i went with arthur cause i just didn’t wanna feel like he wasn’t there anymore. also i spoke to no one so i didn’t hear john’s voice and be reminded. then i started it all over just to see arthur alive once again.
shit man this made me cry, i got really close to after arthur’s death but seeing pearson reflect on it all made me reflect and get all sad wtf man why is this game so good jesus christ
I cried hella hard and don’t do that with video game characters much but Arthur Hosea and Lenny it just broke me I loved the game but hated when the gang fell apart Dutch couldn’t keep himself together after losing Hosea it’s sad
the hardest hitting scene for me was Arthur dying, I like that you can interact with the "old gang" after the breakup & get a bit of insight to their lives.
I’ve been a gamer for 25 years. I’ve played well over THOUSANDS of games on every platform out there. Red Dead Redemption II is one of the best games ever made. A true masterpiece. The writing, the acting, the music, the beauty, the dynamic of the gang and vastly detailed open world, the endless secrets and well knit locations. The emotion and the joy. This game should go down as one of the best to do it and for me will always ALWAYS be in my top 5 games of all time.
For those who are still having thought that Javier could be Jack's father, in that portrait, Abigail is holding Jack as a baby, whole Javier didn't even join the gang at that time
This is the only game to make me cry over a video game characters death, watching Arthur speak his last words to Dutch on that mountain before crawling towards the sunrise made me become the Niagara falls of a human being
Yeah I was the same... It hit me really hard and I didn't even know that this was the ending tho. I was sad that Arthur died and surprised that I actually finished RDR2.
Despite the tragedies and hard times they also had laughter and fun and even shared hope for a future together. I'd really like to see RDR3 recapture the communal feel of RDR2 with the gang and the camp. Most all open world RPGs are solitary experiences. RDR2 was pretty unique in this regard. Hell in RDR2 if you are away from camp for too long they'll even send someone out to look for you and bring you back home.
I got that horse from the veteran side mission I can’t remember his name but when i started the final mission and lost the horse and arthur i was so mad but felt like there was some poetic justice of me riding into my final gunfight on a veterans horse. That final mission really is a cinematic video game masterpiece
This honestly made me sad. I legit cried when Arthur told Dutch “I gave you all I had..” and he still went off without him and left him to die. This is probably one of the best/saddest game I’ve ever played. I loved it and it’s amazing. Hopefully the rumors about RDR3 are true..
@@drew4570 I agree with your last sentence, but I think he left because he couldn’t bear to face it. He couldn’t bear to face Arthur’s dying breaths. He caused it. Arthur could have lived a couple more years longer with a nicer death, had Dutch not ran him ragged and destroyed his hope. By trusting Micah, he got Arthur into many dangerous situations and finally to his death. So Dutch just couldn’t face that. He couldn’t face all of his failure, bundled in his son’s dying breaths. It was too much. So he ran, as a coward. Beyond shooting Micah later, he attempts to make it up on his final moments. When he stows his gun, and choose to make it peaceful, so he can warn John about the oncoming danger. John may not have used the advice to save his own life, but because he had that inkling, he immediately got his family out of harm’s way, instead of trying to negotiate peace. Thanks to Dutch, he knew there was no peace for him, so it gave him the final shot to save his family, as Arthur had saved him.
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honestly i’m just glad Pearson had a happy ending, he genuinely deserved it
Fuck yall, im tired
From being teased and having his personal mail read aloud to being one of the only few who got out and made something of himself. Good on him!
Yup, til I went to Rhodes and robbed him
@@alexwilder5561 Wait what ???? HOW DARE YOU BRO !! You robbed your gang member !!!
@@alexwilder5561 you monster
When you started you wanted to play as John, when it ended you didn't wanna leave Arthur
💔
Honestly, when the game came out I hated Arthur. Thought he was pretty boring. Now he’s tied with John for favorite.
Exactly I want another game with arthur in it.
@@uzeahos I like that they continued the trend, like after Arthur dies you play as John, and in rdr1 when John dies you play as Jack
I finished my play through and restarted for this exact fact
“You know how I am in a fight. Like a cornered tiger.“
-mr. Pearson
😂
Making no small name for himself at that
@@mittendabber570 “here, take this assorted salted offal”
-Mr. Pearson
Lmao
@@gooby-guys"Starving would be preferable"
-Tacitus Callahan
Arthur’s horse dying in the last mission is what hit me so hard. Him whispering “thank you” just made the tears flow.
I had a horse that I had a bond as strong as Arthur morgan did when his horse died near the end and I too had a hard time with the scene because it reminded me of my horse and our bond. We were inseparable and always felt like we were living like the old western days spending time in the saddle.
Horse and human bonds can and are real rdr2 definitely made it clear to add such a beautiful experience even though they didn't intend it for the emotional aspect but more so practical for the game to have the same as the 1st rdr
Bro I was using Buell that sucked even more
I had a gray brindle mare named Rain, max bonding, great gear, I took great care of her and I even tried to go back for her, I cried for days
It was the only part In the game that I cried to 😢
My horse was name captain ward. Named after a sea shanty in the soundtrack for Assassins Creed black flag. And I cried when he died. It was a black Arabian I spent so much time with her
Pearson was probably the only one who wanted everyone to stay together at the end
If you pay attention at the camp, he always eat his stew after everyone done eating.
Arthur did to but everyone went haywire
@@HagenAustin135 I know you don't wanna role with crooks like dutch, mica and his new friends
@@elliotalderson8358 I don't but I want everyone to stick together
Miss grimshaw wanted it too
This man fed these people every day. He fed gunslingers while they were sick. Fed the women and children. They were family, he loved them. Kept everyone strong even when they were at their weakest. He helped feed their hopes and dreams.
And I still robbed his ass
Teary 😢 reading this, 💯facts
All true!
You made me cry 💕
Except in colter where he just got drunk lol
Dude was the reason the whole camp was fed and full of decorations. Probably the most useful guy next to Arthur. If you took time to hunt and give him pelts you know damn well how useful Pearson was!
But godamm coudnt he atleast give some info where to hunt them i spent 3 frickin days just to get the legend of the east sacthel lol
@@neilgalvinleopoldo1620hey be careful you know what Pearson's like in a fight! A cornered tiger 😂 👍
I finished the best satchel in 2 days
@@emin166same I was so satisfied when I got it I even have an extra save file for when I made it all the way back in chapter 2 so that way if I wanna replay and get 100% it’s right there when I need to
To me what makes it hit so hard is the theme of old photos coming to fruition, so many missions tell you to take photos, or have you look at one. Even the loading screens are old timey photos. So Pearson looking back years later is just like us looking back at all the moments in the story, from the snowy mountains of the Grizzlies to the depressing forests of Roanoke Ridge and beyond into the epilogue, this is our chance to remember all the happy and sad moments these characters gave us. Rockstar killed it with this one. I just wish the online was even 1/3 as good.
I just wanna be able to play without some hacker lighting me up like the St Valentine's massacre.
@@lanceuppercut6168 I just want to play good story dlcs instead of dogwater cash grab nonsense.
You know the only part of rdo that is fun? Creating the character
@@Sacredsnow2 roles are the most emptiest thing after a while
@@fable_enthusiast you know it sucks when the only thing I was striving for in rdo was the gunslinger so I could do gun tricks lmao
When Arthur says “Alright, I’ll catch you later then.” but then he never catches you.
Yea.
☹️
Sad
John in 1911: "Go, I'll catch up"
Never catched up
@@mangozine8171 I think they knew he wouldn’t catch up with them. Hence why they came back
i miss him calling out " mister morgan! " with excitement as i upgraded our camp...
You make me cry dude 😂
@@siskaamelia25 sorryyy :(
just restart the game guys
@@AllHailSmite Nothing more magical than the first playthrough
@@mkiwas you’re not lying!
It's funny when you Rob him with John he says "Wow real nice John, of course" lmao
Why would you rob him 😂 that's messed up
I could never rob Pearson that's my boy bro🤣
Look how happy he was after receiving that dollar from that lady not knowing im gonna Rob him blind next time i visit the shop i like him but its just that i love having low honor
Too bad I will never hear that line out of Pearson because I would never rob him.
Mine was "I bet your family is real happy John".
I remember my first playthrough I needed money after switching to john so I went to Rhodes bc I liked robbing that shopkeeper specifically and when I bursted into the door expecting to rob the other guy I found Pearson and my heart warmed seeing him and after that if I ever needed provisions I went alllll the way out to Rhodes just to support his business
Man u got something of arthur's heart
World just needs more fellas like you
The original guy in Rhodes always says "If only your bitch of a mother could see you" so I always shoot him in the face
@@hiwaadil6585 I’m telling. you I’ll be damned if I’m riding from black water going all the way to Rose from some provisions.
@@mrmeeseeks982 its just about time and energy to go all the way to rhodes
just try to enjoy the game
Uhh while mine glitched in %95 and got deleted
Just before Arthur dies, go to the Aberdeen Pig Farm and get drugged by the couple, they will put Arthur's money into their safe behind the picture. In the epilogue, go back as John and get the money from the safe.
Mary Beth's conversation hits harder
"I don't talk about Arthur much, but I think about him"
Pearson: it’s not what you think
when was this convo
@@purple_nurple6969 the epilogue it’s an encounter at Valentine’s train station
@@geordiepelt3862i think that rockstar way trying to fill plot hole in rdr1 when Arthur didn't exist and try to explain why john never talk about him in the first red dead redemption
only bad thing about rdr serie are those plot hole
i love rdr2 but in my opinion I don't wish to play rdr3 as prequel i want a brand new story maybe add just some connections to vander linee gang
so when i see player react to john word in rdr2 so much
just make me uncomfortable
@@Uncle1899i want a prequel but with new characters
The people who say "who the hell cries over a video game" clearly never have played rdr2
Fax
@@jamesbowe7302 Red dead>Zelda
@@iamzealan fr
Shaun and Kieran’s deaths were so traumatizing for me. They were my favorite characters and died back to back
Don't forget about COD Modern Warfare
"All them goddamn years"
- a legend
Pearson deserve a peaceful life, he was committed to his work even when he was drunk
Man I'd love to forget everything about RDR2 and experience it all over again.
Even better molested by some random guy, damn that's messed up
@@spiderymantis4226 pardon nigga?
@@ProGamer-lk9qw there's a house with a couple that invites you in, it depends on if you eat the food but if you do you fall asleep and appear in the woods.
@@spiderymantis4226 im guessing you’re talking about the incest couple at the pig farm. the real molester guy is at some cabin going north from the swamp… dude invites you in and hits you with a pipe and then drugs you and at the end of the cutscene you end up in the middle of nowhere with all your cores gone, luckily your horse teleports to you after the cutscene or else it would be a long walk or run to revenge.
@@Matth3w-wil yes
“You, Sir, are a fish.” - Mr. Morgan
"No sir i am not a fish a am the danger" - W.White
@@makaroshkichannel324 “I am the one who flops”
I think my favourite line towards Pearson is "You should have stayed at sea, with the other walruses."
No sir....... I am a mango
no sir‘s, i‘m a chair
imagine if pearson found out about dutch and john in 1911
I mean, if he was alive during rdr1, he probally knew that Dutch is still alive from the newspaper, Dutch afterall rob Blackwater bank
"I once saw the cape from a fourty foot swell. I once crossed the equator during a meteor shower; I rode into harbors surrounded by beautiful maidens selling pineapple and colors, colors so brilliant they'd burn your eyes. And now, I live in a swamp - waiting to get shot for riding with outlaws."
Seeing Pearson slowly descend into alcoholism in Chapter 6 when the Gang starts to fall apart was so depressing. I can imagine Seeing Dutch and the Gang Members at odds and cutting loose took a heavy toll on him. But finding out he owned a store in Rhodes, got Married, and turned his life around was one of the most wholesome things I've seen in a Videogame. Pearson deserved this.
@O'Irish McMan Yes but he very intentionally openly drinks more and more as the game progresses. By the end he’s basically always drinking.
@@Wildcat12 that's where I'm at now. I noticed that he started drinking a lot more and is very hopeless about the future. Seems like he cares more than most of them which makes sense with the role that he played for all of them
I feel like he’s still pretty sad.
God red dead redemption 2 is too damn realistic it’s hard to play it without feeling sorry for every npc you kill
@@The_Sleepiest_Socialistthat would make sense, I mean he literally lost the people he probably spent most of his life with, and it was because one of the most important ones, the one who was supposed to be one of the wisest went insane, and the oldest, wisest one who kept the whole gang together died. Everything fell apart right in front of his eyes, and he couldn’t do anything about it
That shit don’t heal
" Its not Red Dead Redemption but its Red Dead Depression "
- A Wise man named Arthur
I swear i got so many depressions by this game
:( cri evrytiem
@@The_SS_old_Acc Callahan*
Yeah, the story is so sad. I really thought that Dutch has a plan ND in the end we will have lots of money ND have a good life with everyone in Tahiti 😭
@@gamingbeast4791 I misstrusted Dutch the whole time. Thinking he was a false guy. Akting like a leader of a sect. Just good in speaking great words and motivating people to be with him and follow him. Its always charismatic guys with no Plan, or a plan just vor themselfs people trap into and follow. I thought the whole time there is no Plan and this guy akts like he cares about the Gang, but he will betray you and everyone else if its nessesary, or if its the easier way to keep moving his "plan" and be alive. He wont risk shit for you. And I was right. Mabe at the end he realised his failure, but it was too late. And even then he was running away, instead of doing the right.
Best game to ever exist.
I like games with good story's like the last of us
@@Sean-MacGuirelast of us is a pile of shit compared to RDR2 though..
@@whiskyrebel9715fax
It is crazy how we can develop such relationships towards fictional characters.
They only live in a game and our minds but we still strongly connect to them.
I had a mental breakdown when Arthur said to Dutch: "I gave you all I had."
Ik and he led him straight into death basically. Throughout the whole story Arthur repeatedly tells the other gang members to trust Dutch. And in the end he should’ve been the last one trusted
In the end….I did
Stop the cap
@@yupyup2347 what
@@yupyup2347 lol where was there a cap you idiot? I said what Arthur should’ve done. Pay your stupid ass some attention bro Bc you need help listening and reading. Go back to kindergarten and play with your shapes and play dough and then come back and speak
I think it hits hard because of the bittersweet truth it reveals: in life you can remember but you can never go back.
"Dont cry because its over.
Smile because it happend." - Some clever dude or woman.
Have a nice life mate 😊👍
@@sund5I think the author of the Cat in the Hat said that 😅
Ouch this hit hard dude
You needed to see a crappy video game hidden scene to realize that?
@@arnaubasulto4448 Crappy Video game huh.
Listen here Karen go back on the couch and sleep you waste of space
yk when you’re about to cry and you get them sharp feelings in your face…. pure sadness man
Pearson and Ms Grimshaw were genuinely extremely underrated characters. Ms Grimshaw was one of the most loyal to the gang and was like the mother to the gang but also saw when it was about to break and decided to do whats right. And pearson just wants to help you cant really blame him. Now I aint much a cryer when it comes to fiction. Before RDR2 all quiet on the western front was the only thing that made me tear up and was hard to watch. But for RDR my top 3 crying moments was arthur's death, Dutch's last speech, and Pearson descending into alcohol.
I always liked Mr Pearson. He wasn't a bad man like most the other gang members. He never killed someone he was just a good soul.
But he was in the navy
Killing is not the ultimate evil
Have you watched Pearson for a whole day he just pees smokes and drinks ALOT and then 12 hours later the stew is ready
@@DED3DE
🤣
Besides when he killed people
I always brought a deer with me on my way to the camp, just to give it to Pearson
SAME!
me too!!!
I had a deer and 2 rabbits or turkey
U don't know how many perfect gator skins and big game meat I brought pearson from my hunting trips
Same !!
Some heros wear capes, and some wear aprons
Face me out to the west so I can remember all the fine times we had that way- Arthur Morgan 1899
“I wish, i had acquired wisdom at less of a price” - Hosea
Me too, Hosea.
Me too.
Me too hoe sea.😔
@@void-jp7oy 🤨
Legend Hosea Was
Reading this quote whilst the video played in the background hit me even harder.
Well done
The amount of joy and pain I felt playing that game is immeasurable
I’ve never cried so much. And I’m not only talking about games, I’ve never ever cried so much in my life when Arthur died
Same
Me too
@@user-zm5um8ln4e when John died when I was a kid I cried like baby 😂 but damn the ending left me empty on rdr2
I know right 🥲😥😭
Damn homie misses all his friends. 😢 At least he made it out
I think everyone who was alive at the end missed the old days
"Don't cry because it ended.
Be happy because it happened."
I know...i know but bro it Hurt
I know...i know but bro it Hurt
Nah im still crying
sex power
Whats the song?
He actually gets really sad about everything at the end during Beaver Hollow.. it made me smile to see that things turned out well for him even though he lost pretty much his family.. he got to live a better life
Yeah, he turned to drink at the last camp. It made me really sad.
@@isaiahdaniels5643 beaver hollow was unbearable during my first playthrough. On my second playthrough I saw that time's importance for Arthur's redemption.
Well he can start a new one with his wife
@@eliashobeika2657Is* His wife was pregnant when him an John reunited.
I could barely play past that part. You knew what was gonna happen, but you wanted to hold onto it for a bit longer.
Pearson definitely deserved a happy ending after making all them satchels
"All them years"💔
“I love this gang, I’d kill for id happily die for it” - Arthur Morgan
go on. type the rest of it
@@sliminem2360 nah
💀
@@sliminem2360 balls
"We're thieves in a world that don't want us no more" - Arthur Morgan
"If we have to fight, we fight
If we have to run, we run
If we have to die, we'll die but, we'll stay free" - Javier Escuela
nah when arthur thanks his horse at the end- that hit me so hard
That is really sad
That is heartbreaking the horse is always with him even when he is an outlaw.
I never once lost my horse during my playthrough, never changed it. And then they hit with that forced horse death and I lost my shit, cried so hard. Rest in peace Miss Pancakes.
I set myself up for heartbreak at the end, I did Hamish's questline and so had his horse at the end of it, figured it would only be right to ride him until the end, oh I was so wrong T-T
Especially because I lost my damn white arabian
Whenever i donated to the camp, he's the only one who said thank you. He deserves to thrive.
This game is just something else.. For real when you play this for the first time and really get in the story it’s just.. Something.❤
RDR2 is a good example of what a good game is supposed to be
It sad that there was no single player dlc to expand this story.
The poker sucked but yeah it was good :^>
@@joshuawall646 seriously what the fuck is wrong with Rockstar!? I would've glad paid $40 easy for single player DLC
@@YouCheekyMinx69 greed. They wanted red dead online to be like gta 5 online and put their focus on that instead of more single player content.
@@joshuawall646 I understand that. Still why not both?? More money more happy fans of rdr2 doesn't make sense
If I could forget a game and play it again with that same spark of joy, it'd be rdr2
Straight up
@@Adventure3Man I don't think any game could make me love and cry the same way again
Absolutely 👏👏👏 It’s so rare to have a game make such an IMPACT on you. So incredibly well done.
darksiders2 crisis 3. the outfit
@@zegolem3607 I'll have to investigate that series
RDR2 will always remain one of the greatest games in history😢
pearson is the only general store i refuse to rob
"I wish there was a way to know you're in the good ole days.....before they're gone"
Andy
This is why you be grateful for as much of the RIGHT NOW, as you possibly can.
Because one day you might wish for whatever you thought was bad. But in fact, it was good.
There is but it takes years of practice & dedication to have that mind
Consider every moment the good ole days and enjoy it, youll instantly know those moments are gone as soon as they appear
Man I I know how yall feel
The saddest part is that to Pearson this was probably the best time of his life, living as a wanderer with a gang of rebels led by a free thinker, and then they just split up, like it's the end of a vacation or something.
He remembers it fondly unaware of all the betrayal, bitterness and loss. All the characters were in a better place when they were part of a family
He was there for the betrayals, but he still misses everyone
He was aware of all the shit, that’s why he hopped out of there
Btw is this like a stranger mission or does it occur in the story
@@tejeswartejeswar8949 John and Sadie find him as a clerk in Rhodes during the Epilogue. This scene is from the end credits
@@Nachoto oh ok
Pearson was a real one. At the start of the game he didn’t appeal to me, but later on, I noticed Pearson in the gang most of the time, he was one of my favorites.
Pearson was a vet and already lived life as a sailor a cook and a cowboy. It’s good he got to settle down and have his own shop.
Pearson actually enjoyed the gang. They gave him a sense of belonging and purpose after his time in the Navy. He could’ve done ANYTHING else after his service but he ultimately chose to serve the gang everyday. That takes commitment
Damn, that made me realize, follow your dreams, you don't have unlimited time, damn, freinds are importen, find where you belong.... Jeez what do I want to do in life?
Then again it was him who ratted John to the Feds.
The way you thought of Pearson as Arthur says more about your honour than the entire honour mechanic.
Sad to think that Pearson is the only one with a happy ending on that photo
I'm so happy that Pearson has his own store and business is good for him. He deserves all the best ! I always valued Pearson because he made the meal for the whole camp, and an army does not March on an empty stomach!
Unfortunately he married an abusive wife
THIS GUY SPEND ALMOST A MONTH MAKING THIS QUALITY CONTENT AND NO ONE RECOGNIZE THO 🤷♂️ th-cam.com/video/X5lD-5VhZRc/w-d-xo.html
me too but im kinda sad that him and uncle are the only two characters you can still talk to after the epilogue
I believe that dude kidnapped a kid and abused and starved said kid
@Louis Cypher if that’s the man I think, which is the gun owner, you play rdr2, get info on him, and go there, you can force him to open a door that leads to a room where there is a kid that’s been locked up starved and beaten there
pov: you remember all the fun times you had with your friends
But you're in your sixties then and your friends have all passed away and your kids moved on, maybe they bring the grandkids once every Christmas
my tears had considerably calmed down then this part played lol
“All them years”
I… I honestly cried at this scene
You only miss something until it’s truly gone.
Pearson, the best Iron Chef in the west.
You wrote it incorrectly.
It’s ‘you never truly miss something until it’s gone’. 👍
Same difference doesnt have to be a quote
@@lukeastley1 Not at all, the sentence makes no sense.
@@lukeastley1 I sense American
"Do men even have feelings?"
Yes, We do.
We have them when we start out. Kinda get...ground out along the way.
Ask a man to play the whole rdr1 and 2 he’ll cry
Ppl say that? Im a girl I would never say that Rdr2 was one of the best games I’ve played and it gets u attached like- I can’t even explain it… idk but it was a real sad ending. I miss Arthur and the loyalty the gang used to have.. :(
@@somebody-8860 You're in a minority. Nice taste. What i said is a meme.
"I can't believe he didn't cry during the Titanic. Do men even have feelings?"
Search for it and you will have a good laugh :))
it's nice to know that at least some of the members had a good ending
people try to get advantage of you don’t let that happen - Arthur Morgan
I cant imagine how much someone must miss such a group they grew so attached to
Edit: 4 months later this short got reccomended to me, hello to anyone who sees this again!
Edit: another 2 months later, hello travelers
Them the worst part is John had to hunt them down
i know the pain, my buddies, some OD'd others just moved away or stopped being friends entirely, god I fucking miss them.
Ever been a part of a troupe? Goddamn...
400th like 😎
@@danieldmartin18 I was just about to comment this, life just gets real and before you know it all you're looking at is pictures and ain't even realize you were in the good old days. I guess all roads have an end, leading to new roads. Godspeed brother.
Red dead came around when I was going through some serious depression, it definitely helped, but when it got sad, or personal, it almost seemed like I was there with Arthur. I felt everything he did. Truly an amazing game
Im actually going through my 1st playthrough right now and am in a seriouslybdepressive state in life at the same time and i really get what you mean. These writers are absolute masters of their craft.
Keep fighting friends, I hope y’all find some peace soon. Shoot some O’Driscolls in the meantime for us :)
I know exactly how you guys feel. I was going through a divorce that I didn't feel like I could survive during my play through of Metal Gear 5, my wife at the time used to sit with me as I played and it was a good experience at the time. When our relationship began to deteriorate and it was all said and done, anytime I heard quiet's theme, the humming, I would break down. I haven't played since then because of how I feel when I'd hear it. I haven't played it since, I loved that game. It was the only time real life affected my gaming. It's been 5 years now.
Hope you guys all get through it man. Much love and peace 🙏
Bro same. It just made my depression worse when arthur died tho😭
Mr.Pearson must really miss the van Der linde gang of dutch but the happy thing is that he has a great life and a shop
I nearly cried when I saw this, this game was so good
By far one of the best single player game I’ve ever played rip Arthur
The best
Delete or change the comment because you might spoiler someone xD
@@movingart4549 no! Idiot
@@movingart4549 it’s been out for 3 years, what do you mean spoilers?
@@ZSmith-yy4lv it got spoiled for me I finished it like 1 day ago because I got it a month ago
Idk if there is a person who doesn’t even like Pearson he’s the most underrated character and tiger in the corner
I am happy that he got his happy end
A cooks role is to boost morale and what doesnt boost your morale in a world where your whole country is guning for you than good food and company.
@@Internetguy_L337_90D amen mr internet man
Uncle was the tiger in the corner
...that one lady didn't. I forget her name. From the first move of the camp.
When Arthur got shot in the head at the end I just stayed with my mouth open shocked. Not many games did that to me.
"I have traveled far and wide, making no small name for myself!"
"You know what it's like when I am cornered, I fight like a wild tiger."
Tilly’s goodbye to Arthur is extremely underrated. It’s so sentimental
Even after leaving He remembers the Gang like family and rightfully so he was one a several characters I hoped live till the end
Man Lenny really didn't deserve what happened to him, he was probably the youngest death in RDR2. He was still a kid, not even old enough to order a modern day beer
@@zachwilson5399 kieran was a kid like lenny too. Both didn't deserved to die
I’m so happy Pearson got that ending. He genuinely was a good man and I’m glad he was able to do what was right for him.
The one that hit me the hardest is when Arthur told Sadie that they were just ghosts. It perfectly summed up virtually everything that was happening/had happened to both of them. It was in that moment, that the total gravity of Arthur's mindset and physical well-being was finally put out in the world for another human to hear and attempt to understand him.
Arthur’s whole final conversation with dutch before dieing, the final conversation with the nun at the station, his conversation with rains falls, his final ride back to camp before everything breaks loose. What an amazing game dude seriously, at the point where I cant say i like Last of us better than this or not. RDR2 is legendary.
both tlou and rdr2 are the most top best game ever to me. Joel and Arthur just like a father to me :')
I broke down when my horse got slaughtered bro
Red dead is the better story. They didn't make a stupid story for shock value.
Last of us is no competition with rdr2
Just trying to help. It’s dying
"Hey Phill, you think its weird that the store owner has a framed photo of the Vanderlin Gang in the store?"
"......no"
Arthur, Lenny, Sean, Kirean, And Hosea will all be missed😢😢😢😢
It was an awesome story and gang
It was very sad to see Pearson in chapter 6 where first he couldn’t put down the bottle and was in denial, then he accepted that the story of the gang was over, there was no where left to run, nothing left to do, all those years were gone.
Back when this game was announced I was so turned off that I couldn't play as John... After all is said and done, it just wasn't the same without Arthur... I barely even went back to West Elizabeth, New Hanover, Lemoyne and Ambarino after the Epilogue and just exiled myself to New Austin. Going back just seemed too painful after the story ended.
Me too i did nothing but unlimited ammo cheats and other ones
@@thanos8145 heathen
@@nicholasphelps after i beat the game
i had the opposite reaction. i didn’t visit new austin not even once and kept on going in the same places i went with arthur cause i just didn’t wanna feel like he wasn’t there anymore. also i spoke to no one so i didn’t hear john’s voice and be reminded. then i started it all over just to see arthur alive once again.
@@4evrmind Exactly my reaction. Specially the talking... John's voice just seemed to piss me off.
I wish we could forget games and just relive that amazement we had when playing them
Can u explain a bit I don’t understand
shit man this made me cry, i got really close to after arthur’s death but seeing pearson reflect on it all made me reflect and get all sad wtf man why is this game so good jesus christ
Rdr 2 just hits different
i was so attached to arthur and it genuinely hurt me to leave him. :(
Ikr I played the game a second time and only did good deeds to try to save him lol
@@Mrmanatee47 so what happens then ?
@@coreywilliam8474 the deer looks at you with an orange sky instead😂 he still dies smh
I cried hella hard and don’t do that with video game characters much but Arthur Hosea and Lenny it just broke me I loved the game but hated when the gang fell apart Dutch couldn’t keep himself together after losing Hosea it’s sad
@@Mrmanatee47 luckily i was able to get the good ending the first time. with the deer and the beautiful sky, where he died somewhat peacefully.
This game was the biggest emotional roller coaster of my life ngl
Bro what
Well that's a lie
the hardest hitting scene for me was Arthur dying, I like that you can interact with the "old gang" after the breakup & get a bit of insight to their lives.
Bro made me genuinely sad and regretful for antagonizing Pearson every time I possibly could
I actually wanted to hear his Navy stories, we all know that ex Soldiers are the ones that seek peace the most
except for bill lol
@@personderpsom1967 bill wasn't old enough to have that mentality, he was still fighting
Now i do not wish to hear about what he got up to in the navy
@@gokublack4211 i keep forgetting that bill is younger than arthur he looks like 20 years older than he actually is
good he doesn't joined this bandita from lemoyne
I’ve been a gamer for 25 years. I’ve played well over THOUSANDS of games on every platform out there. Red Dead Redemption II is one of the best games ever made. A true masterpiece.
The writing, the acting, the music, the beauty, the dynamic of the gang and vastly detailed open world, the endless secrets and well knit locations. The emotion and the joy. This game should go down as one of the best to do it and for me will always ALWAYS be in my top 5 games of all time.
What about skyrim my guy
@@albertkayser9970 Ah Skyrim is one of my all time favs as well. Definitely one of the all time greats.
What about Assasins Creed Black flag?
@@general9043 never played it
@@albertkayser9970 Do you played any Assasins creed?
Pearson is the one who remembers and will always remember the gang😔😢
He remembers all of them he wishes it was like it was a long time ago
For those who are still having thought that Javier could be Jack's father, in that portrait, Abigail is holding Jack as a baby, whole Javier didn't even join the gang at that time
This is the only game to make me cry over a video game characters death, watching Arthur speak his last words to Dutch on that mountain before crawling towards the sunrise made me become the Niagara falls of a human being
Yeah I was the same... It hit me really hard and I didn't even know that this was the ending tho. I was sad that Arthur died and surprised that I actually finished RDR2.
Yes bro same
Ppl spoiled it for me so I already knew I most likely would’ve cried. And with Joel from the last of us made me look like a bitch
Finished the game 2 days ago, i never thought I'd be crying over a game too, never cried this hard over a fictional character and i still feel sad
How old are u guys? Just asking cuz Im 24 and i cried a lot🤣
Rockstar needs to start making movies at this point cuz no way did they ever pull off such a master piece
“You gotta run and don’t look back,this thing is ovah” 💔
None of them can help but to look back on those days longingly, yes they were shit days. But those people were a family.
Despite the tragedies and hard times they also had laughter and fun and even shared hope for a future together.
I'd really like to see RDR3 recapture the communal feel of RDR2 with the gang and the camp. Most all open world RPGs are solitary experiences. RDR2 was pretty unique in this regard. Hell in RDR2 if you are away from camp for too long they'll even send someone out to look for you and bring you back home.
Whats the song?
I got that horse from the veteran side mission I can’t remember his name but when i started the final mission and lost the horse and arthur i was so mad but felt like there was some poetic justice of me riding into my final gunfight on a veterans horse. That final mission really is a cinematic video game masterpiece
"We used to raise hell in this country, didn't we?"
This honestly made me sad. I legit cried when Arthur told Dutch “I gave you all I had..” and he still went off without him and left him to die. This is probably one of the best/saddest game I’ve ever played. I loved it and it’s amazing. Hopefully the rumors about RDR3 are true..
Theyre not going into that now or soon, lets hope rockstar create another masterpiece. Gta6 maybe.
He was dead regardless and I think Dutch knew that so he just left him that’s why he went to kill Micah as revenge
@@drew4570 I agree with your last sentence, but I think he left because he couldn’t bear to face it. He couldn’t bear to face Arthur’s dying breaths. He caused it.
Arthur could have lived a couple more years longer with a nicer death, had Dutch not ran him ragged and destroyed his hope. By trusting Micah, he got Arthur into many dangerous situations and finally to his death.
So Dutch just couldn’t face that. He couldn’t face all of his failure, bundled in his son’s dying breaths. It was too much. So he ran, as a coward.
Beyond shooting Micah later, he attempts to make it up on his final moments.
When he stows his gun, and choose to make it peaceful, so he can warn John about the oncoming danger. John may not have used the advice to save his own life, but because he had that inkling, he immediately got his family out of harm’s way, instead of trying to negotiate peace.
Thanks to Dutch, he knew there was no peace for him, so it gave him the final shot to save his family, as Arthur had saved him.
@@alifzahir3933 gta6 won't happen for another 6 years at this point, releasing a fucking "gta5 expanded and enhanced" ffs, but they are making an rdr3
@@Norinia what are you referring to for the last 2 paragraphs?
Red Dead Redemption II is one of the greatest games we will ever have in this current generation. Also, R.I.P Arthur and Lenny *salute*
Also rip John
Spoilers for an 11 year old game
F
Lenny was what made me stop playing, it took me so off guard that I was just stunned. I haven’t been able to pick it up sunce
rip arturds horse
I agree fuck everyone else that died.