@BONES I think your confused, John Marston died in 1911, war hadn't started yet, Jack marston killed Ross in 1914, and as you said america wouldn't join ww1 until 1917
John at least got to taste that happiness, and know it was real. It was sad, but also good. John redeemed himself, even if the government did him dirty afterward.
The ehole RDR2 makes John's death harder Abigail, young Jack, all his friends just gone, Dutch became insane, Micah killed his best brother, he killed Micah to avenge his brother but that lead Ross to track him and makd him do the work
@@TheFunnyDictatorhe didn't run and have the law chase him and his family for the rest of his days, he makes them leave the farm, then faces the music of his past like a fucking man. He knows he's gonna die when he leaves that barn, his last breath of worry for the family he's leaving alone in this life. Not because he wants to go, but because no one forgets, and nothing gets forgiven. His time has past, and dues are to be collected. "This really is a nice spot, see you around cowboy..."
@@BIGD-cc7ru yeah but the guy said that they were only after John is missing a bit, they were going after John yeah but John wanted to make sure they wouldn't hurt his family so he saved his family which resulted in him dying.
@@smoshcom100 The circumstances for Jack were different tho. It wasn't a luxury he can't afford, it was the ONLY luxury he could have. He had no family, friends or anything he cared about anymore, revenge was the only thing he thought could heal the pain.
Arthur: “Hey John” John: “I missed you brother” Bruh they needa have a Charles story for RDR bc Charles been the most quiet buh i know He has a lot to say about John Arthur
Whole thing about Charles is they said he moved to Canada and married,and I’d bet to a native woman, at that point in time Charles wouldn’t come back because if he did they would kill him and his family instantly, and really I think at that time they did hunt down and kill Charles as the tribes were gone he probably migrated to Dakota and that’s where the FBI got him and he more than likely refused to hunt down and kill John, Sadie and Uncle I think in a RDR remake it would be dope if you got to meet the family he left behind as Jack, just to show there’s someone out there who relates to what he went through what he and his mom experienced and given Charles was a good friend does effect Jack who like all of us would hope would still be alive
@@DrippleDragon Brooo thanks for the info i did not kno that and i definitely agree with you bout meeting the family he left behind dat would be dope frfr
I feel like this ending hits just as hard as Arthur's death. I don't understand folks who say one is better than the other - this was devastating when I played it back in 2010.
They called RDR fans when they don't play the first one, their opinions doesn't matter Arthur and John both are great in their respective games and their personalities.
Rdr 1s is rougher. I played 1 when it was new and whole arthurs was a lot more emotional, the viewers and arthur both knew his time was coming and he had time to make amends and go with a clear conscious. Johns was a lot more sudden and all his last remaining cutscenes with his family before the shootout only got more meaning and sentimentality after his death
Damn straight. Never did a playthrough of Rdr1 myself, i was only 7 when it came out but i would hang out with my dad and watch him play. Johns death was unexpected and real sad
But like Aurther even though he was sick he still fought Pinkertons and Micah while John fought the whole law even though he was a 1 man army what I think would be neat is if Aurther was in RDR1 and came as a ghost just to protect John 1 last time like he did in RDR2 (even though Aurther wasn't part of rdr1 I still would like to imagine it though)
@@TheFunnyDictator from his fight with Micah and probably TB in his final moments or they just reused the title because it was probably foreshadowing his death and couldn’t really change the title. Also yes it is lol
Johns death is much more tragic. John did evil things to complete his mission, which was to be with his family, like in this clip. Arthur had already come to accept his passing and done what he could to make it better. High honor arthur's death is almost triumphant, John's is just bitter.
Arthur’s death was really sad but it was inevitable, he would die from tuberculosis either way but John, his death was unnecessary and so much sadder as he had so much to lose whilst Arthur had nothing to lose.
@@splitzerx570he had nothing to lose so he made sure people who has something to lose would not lose it Only if John listened to Arthur and didn’t take revenge he could have lived a happy life as well
@@Idkaskboth had somewhat equal deaths as Arthur was supposed to help the gang and run off with Mary but his tuberculosis prevented this. Arthur also was manipulated by Dutch to his last breath while John was shot like a dog after his family just saw him again after a few months. Both have really sad deaths but Arthur’s death was more symbolic than John’s as Arthur had more of a redemption.
I don't think so John was a really good further and started a good life for his family but arthur... Arthur was lonely in his tired life... and no one help him and the end of his life...and also arthur was have a tb.From the very beginning, John made a good life for himself and his family after separating from the Vanderlein gang, and this made everyone think that John had lived an honorable life and was killed unjustly.But Arthur was a bad man in his own eyes, and when he realizes that he doesn't have much time, he tries to turn himself into a good man, and when he saves a life, and when he sees the last sunrise of his life, he can feel that he is honored and redeemed. completely dead
It's nice that John doesn't call out Jack on his ungreatfulness. In a way, he understands where this is coming from and knows Jack doesn't mean it. He just wants a stable home and for his father to be a part of his life again, and John is trying his best to give him just that.
“Ungratefulness”?… You know he denied that Jack was his son at one point and left Jack and his mother for over a year with no explanation before he came back?
( @@jwdathefax377 ) Yeah, and after that he actually maned up and assumed his responsibilities, and he worked hard to give his family a decent life away from the criminality. He hunted down and killed his old friends and mentor just to make sure they were safe. John changed and he proved that with actions. Hell, if dying for his family's sake isn't proof enough, I don't know what is.
@@jwdathefax377you also know Abigail is a whore who slept with many a man so he had reasons to doubt as well as they were in a very rocky relationship. He did his best.
@@SoldadoHyliano141 Because he’s younger and less experienced. People keep forgetting that rdr2 is a prequel. The original comment sounded like they forgot that Jack was abandoned and practically ignored when John finally came back. I’m just pointing out that there’s an obvious reason for Jack’s behavior.
I normally hate these edits but the song fit so well. The bass drum kick, the guitar, bass line, englishwoman singing. Total western vibes. And the lines flow on beat with the music!
John’s death was way sadder than Arthur’s.. Arthur knew what was coming, and of course rockstar capitalized on that fact and gave you the chance to redeem himself first.. on the other hand, all John Marston wanted in the whole world was to be a good father and husband and spent the last few years of his life trying to give his family the best normal life he could and in the end he knew the only way they would have a chance to survive is if he let himself get turned into Swiss cheese by the men that represented everything he hated about world. (Control through fear, corruption, etc.) Arthur’s story is about knowing his time was coming and getting a chance to redeem himself.. John’s is about doing everything he could to redeem himself and give his family a good life, just to be betrayed yet again.
Depending on how you play the game Arthurs story ends in betrayal too. As much as i like the peaceful ending it doesnt fit with the tone of story at all. Its sad but arthur being killed by micah just makes the story that much more emotional.
@@xtreme1211I think it fits well Micah kills low honour Arthur for the fact that low honour arthur still clings on to life. High honour Arthur did not care about dying so micah did not would not get the satisfaction of killing him. another is seems like high Honour Arthur reminds Micah of his own brother Arthur had changed so and he had got what he wanted which was for John to make it. Its intresting there are random camp encounters with micah if you help people in the world and Micah warns Arthur about helping people the same way Grimsaw and Dutch will call Arthur out for killing innocent folks.
Arthur's story wasn't just about knowing his ticking time, it was about how the gang/family he once knew was breaking apart and most importantly he knows that he must not waste his life even if it is coming to an end. So he gave it to someone who deserves a better future more than anyone among the members of the gang And that someone is John Marston.
I played both rdr1 and rdr2 jhon was sad and for arthur i was ready bc i knew he will go but still i cried more and more and i think it was most sad part of my life 😢
@@1337_bean It's set up at the end of RDR2 in a newspaper where it says the FBI has been established and Edgar Ross (former Pinkerton agent) is now its director.
I put most on his body, avoiding the heart and lungs. Only on his legs and stomach, so he would die a slow death. I like to think he drowned on the river
@@DeadXog Yeah, I'm not big on a remake either unless it keeps RDR1's story and gameplay the same but just improves the graphics. Otherwise, I don't care for the forced Arthur mentions or making RDR1's gunplay like 2.
Not a chance. Everything post epilogue is ww1 years. This is the absolute end of the "cowboy" era of American history, fictional or otherwise. RDR is about the dying world of the gunslinging outlaws, it was already dying in rdr2, it was on the brink of death in rdr1, 3 would be a pointless stretch of the imagination. RDR3 could be another prequel set before the events of the blackwater massacre. But honestly, I'm fine with where the story started up until this point. These stories don't need to be stretched out until infinity.
Jack is my favorite red dead character. He had the most character development from a little boy raised in a gang, to a young man trying to get through it With his family, to a gunslinger. He had to grow up faster than most. He lost everyone
Jack is very overlooked. He could be one of the most dangerous people out there as he simply has nothing to lose as he lost everything he had ever known
@@yungkaze24 right I said this to. even if it isn’t very “western” . If you don’t know much about the west it pretty much ended when Rdr 1 takes place so that game alone is barely a western I think it would be an amazing direction to take the story sure a lot of people might not like it being more “mafia” like but I think everyone would come around to the idea if they give jack his actual REDEMPTION
@@TheFunnyDictatorwatch the video John says to jack “I ain’t going no where” and that’s the exact line jack uses when he challenges Edgar Ross to a duel in remember my family
One of the saddest things is that Abigail died just a few years later. In real life I knew a man who son comited suicide and the man died I think months or a couple of years later because he couldn't stand the sadness and weight of what happened to his son. This is probably what happened to Abigail since we can see that she loved John so much, it's specially shown in RDRII
In RDR2, there’s a blind man that after you donate him little money, he says a line that I instantly realized he was referring to John’s death. Man, almost cried when he said that 😭
Absolutely, The few years that John *did* get to enjoy as a farmer and family man, were worth more than every single day Arthur and John were Van Derlinds. It could be argued John himself knew knew the law would catch up to him sooner or later, he still decided to stay in Beecher's Hope and start his farm and family.
@@erhiueQWEFThat's the truth, man. John could have ran off with his family and left Beecher's hope, but. He did not and decided to meet his fate, defending the place he and others worked so hard for. In the end, John and Arthur did succeed by giving Jack the life they always wanted for him
@@erhiueQWEF Exactly. John "made it" more than any other gang member because of the few years Arthur bought him. If Arthur saw that John truly redeemed as a family man and honest rancher who sacrifices himself so his family can live in peace, it would only make him want to save John's family more.
"This is a fine spot." "Tell me your damn name or I won't be responsible for my actions." "Oh but you will. I'll see you round cowboy." "DAMN YOU!" "Yes, many have." I played RDR1, I cried. I played RDR2, I cried and grieved. I played RDR1 again, and I broke. The added context from RDR2 made everything hit so much harder. They already had RDR2 written in their heads, but when I played it I was hit with a gut punch, because from the start I knew what was going to happen, but every part of me wanted some way for it to work out. Something. And it all slowly fell apart.
My dad has dementia and last time i saw him he didn't remember me at all. That is something that hurts on an entirely different level. I really miss him, every day...
@@antonmalmqvist176 May he rest in peace In Sha Allah Ameen. I am so sorry for your loss. Please give yourself some time, give yourself everything you need. Please never stop taking care of yourself. Give yourself time alone if you need to, but never for too long. Sometimes it's dangerous to get lost in our thoughts. Other people may also need your company. Please don't bottle up your feelings. I'm here for you if you want someone to vent to.
People keep asking for a RDR remake but honestly it really doesn’t need it. On a good 4K or 1440p monitor the game still looks incredible. If anything we need a Red Dead Revolver remake since that game has aged.
He didn't have much of a choice either way. It was either "go kill your old gang and get your family back or don't track down your old gang and have you and your family get killed by Ross and his men" which we obviously know the first choice meant he would save his family but he died in the process so either way he would've been killed. It was just a matter of should they just kill me or me and my family. Not a hard choice for any man that has a family
Nah he was close with John still despite arguing with him he was open with his feelings towards him and John was very understanding, it’s not like they were in bad terms or anything it was just kind of rough. Jack didn’t cry because he himself has to be the man now and he expressed his grief through getting stronger and faster with a gun so he can get revenge
“You wake up one day and your legs, they just give. And you just can’t run anymore.” - Michael De Santa (Not a red dead character but still a rockstar games character.)
John was never evil, just a misguided and lost young man in rdr2 and a man who would then go to any lengths he had to in order to protect his family and get them back from Ross
Why not? Not my wife, not my widow. If i want someone dead i dont give a fuck who they leave behind. If theyre not someone i already know and associate with and choose to care about, they mean absolutely nothing to me.
Imagine how many women John widowed in his search for his gang, especially when he helped burn down a village in Mexico. Let's not pretend he hasn't gunned down hundreds of people that had loving families as well. Ross may be evil, but he didn't ruin nearly as many families as John did.
I do wonder what jack felt after Johns death, probably did feel a lot of resentment against him for leaving him again but maybe at some point realised John stayed with Jack to the very end to protect him. Maybe jack killing Ross wasn’t vengeance but justice.
Me estaba muriendo por dentro mientras veía a mi compañero, gran amigo de aventuras, morir entre tanto dolor y sufrimiento, uno le coge mucho cariño, siempre seguiré cargan do partida antes de la última misión, solo por estar con John una vez más, un rato más...
When John got his revenge on Micah, he left trail for the pinkertons to track him back home. Arthur said “vengeance is an idiot game” but john was a cold blooded gangster
John was brave Everyone thought that John was a kind of man who is a coward and runs away in tough times But in rdr1 John showed he was a real man and he stood for his family until the end
Bros out there, never treat your father like this. Most of them are full of love and want you to actually learn something. They do have the experience and are great teachers if you let them. Don't allow some stupid pride to become a barrier between you and your dad, it'll sour your relationship forevermore... They deserve all the love and respect we can give them, especially in this times when nobody gives a sh*t about men. Cheers and love to you all
Jack loved his father but he was upset and confused. His dad wasn’t there for a lot of his early life and neglected him. And then Jack thinks John left him and his mom. Yes it wasn’t johns choice but Jack was still upset. And John was a bad man but he seemed redemption. After years he got it. Jack was just a confused list kid at the time.
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@@Giupeppe098 I HAD A GODDAMN PLAN JOHN
He didn’t go anywhere, he stayed right at Beecher’s Hope until his last breath.
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Makes no sense honestly
He would have been in the draft age range in 1917, he would have been sent to fight in WWI
@BONES I think your confused, John Marston died in 1911, war hadn't started yet, Jack marston killed Ross in 1914, and as you said america wouldn't join ww1 until 1917
RDR2 epilogue makes his death even sadder for me
It was such a happy ending to an incredible game
John at least got to taste that happiness, and know it was real. It was sad, but also good. John redeemed himself, even if the government did him dirty afterward.
The ehole RDR2 makes John's death harder
Abigail, young Jack, all his friends just gone, Dutch became insane, Micah killed his best brother, he killed Micah to avenge his brother but that lead Ross to track him and makd him do the work
@@mangozine8171he should’ve used Jim Milton instead when buying the ranch. I think that’s the reason why Ross tracked him.
@@ajsenpai7045no it’s been proven when he went after micah that’s when the pinkertons picked up on his trail
Rdr2 ending: happy John and Abigail getting married😊
Rdr1 ending: 💀
bruh what about arthur's death?
he's death isnt ending of rdr2@@prodbygud8210
@@prodbygud8210he didn’t get lit up like John did
@@Retr0_DDSC_SFhe died a worse death than John though in more pain definitely.Johns death was quick Arthur died as soon as chapter six started
@@Retr0_DDSC_SFArthur’s was more emotional for me tho
He was not wrong, he didnt leave, he made sure his family were safe. He stayed and accepted his Destiny. A true man .
Wdym? How?
@@TheFunnyDictatorHe stayed by his family until his death
@@JackTheAnusRipper What's TTV stand for and is that a child celebrity in your PFP?
Yeah and then his idiot son threw away all the work he had done to give him a better life by becoming an outlaw himself.
@@TheFunnyDictatorhe didn't run and have the law chase him and his family for the rest of his days, he makes them leave the farm, then faces the music of his past like a fucking man.
He knows he's gonna die when he leaves that barn, his last breath of worry for the family he's leaving alone in this life. Not because he wants to go, but because no one forgets, and nothing gets forgiven.
His time has past, and dues are to be collected.
"This really is a nice spot, see you around cowboy..."
John was right. He didn't go anywhere. He died there protecting his family. 👏
They wasn’t after his family they was after John or didn’t you play the game ?
@@brandonluff7992 did you? the entire plot is John saving his family
@@brandonluff7992 nah i think YOU haven’t played the game
@@sorslab8498 I mean the whole point of the game was him trying to get his family back by hunting down Bill, Javier, and eventually Dutch
@@BIGD-cc7ru yeah but the guy said that they were only after John is missing a bit, they were going after John yeah but John wanted to make sure they wouldn't hurt his family so he saved his family which resulted in him dying.
The jack revenge cutscenes gonna feel even better now that I'm in tears 😞
I always get my revenge
@@joeldewoo5297 well my friend, a wise man once said, revenge is a fools game.
@@smoshcom100 I meant vengeance
@@smoshcom100 The circumstances for Jack were different tho. It wasn't a luxury he can't afford, it was the ONLY luxury he could have. He had no family, friends or anything he cared about anymore, revenge was the only thing he thought could heal the pain.
@@themadtitan7603MAD TITAN
Arthur: “Hey John”
John: “I missed you brother”
Bruh they needa have a Charles story for RDR bc Charles been the most quiet buh i know He has a lot to say about John Arthur
Whole thing about Charles is they said he moved to Canada and married,and I’d bet to a native woman, at that point in time Charles wouldn’t come back because if he did they would kill him and his family instantly, and really I think at that time they did hunt down and kill Charles as the tribes were gone he probably migrated to Dakota and that’s where the FBI got him and he more than likely refused to hunt down and kill John, Sadie and Uncle
I think in a RDR remake it would be dope if you got to meet the family he left behind as Jack, just to show there’s someone out there who relates to what he went through what he and his mom experienced and given Charles was a good friend does effect Jack who like all of us would hope would still be alive
@@DrippleDragon Brooo thanks for the info i did not kno that and i definitely agree with you bout meeting the family he left behind dat would be dope frfr
He went to Canada to start a family and probably wanted to give up crime, there’s not much to do with him
@@Getsuga1 I was only saying if Charles had his own story b4 he met wit the gang buh prolly just not much for Charles to even have his own story
What do you mean?
I feel like this ending hits just as hard as Arthur's death.
I don't understand folks who say one is better than the other - this was devastating when I played it back in 2010.
They simply never played RDR1, tons of RDR2 fans are young children
They called RDR fans when they don't play the first one, their opinions doesn't matter Arthur and John both are great in their respective games and their personalities.
Rdr 1s is rougher. I played 1 when it was new and whole arthurs was a lot more emotional, the viewers and arthur both knew his time was coming and he had time to make amends and go with a clear conscious. Johns was a lot more sudden and all his last remaining cutscenes with his family before the shootout only got more meaning and sentimentality after his death
Arthur’s death: slow and painful
John’s death: Sad and heartbreaking
They both died in a sad way😔
Damn straight. Never did a playthrough of Rdr1 myself, i was only 7 when it came out but i would hang out with my dad and watch him play. Johns death was unexpected and real sad
Jack's anger becomes a lot more understandable when you get to Rdr2's epilogue.
Do you mean because he went to get revenge
@@Nashytheflashy Probably since Arthur died, his beloved uncle died
@@CURSEDKratosred dead redemption 2 isnt canon
@@lk8300pardon me?
@@lk8300
Raiden: Nice argument senator, how about you back it up with a source?
It blows my mind. They needed a army just to kill one man. Idc what nobody says John went out like a Gangster and didn’t shy away from death
Legit he basically soloed 100+ Army members and even then he only died because he chose to
I feel like john always knew his fate and had accepted it a long time ago
@@venicec3310 yea I agree John himself said “people don’t forget, nothing get forgiven.”, he knew they would come but maybe hope they wouldn’t.
But like Aurther even though he was sick he still fought Pinkertons and Micah while John fought the whole law even though he was a 1 man army what I think would be neat is if Aurther was in RDR1 and came as a ghost just to protect John 1 last time like he did in RDR2 (even though Aurther wasn't part of rdr1 I still would like to imagine it though)
@@ghostellaandghostvortex1549 dude that just sounds goofy and silly lol
Blessed are the peacemakers...
Never expected to tear up from a TH-cam short
Same
“I ain’t going nowhere old man” -Jack Marstons last words to Edgar Ross
@@no-sir what the fuck
@_Waluigi that's probably a Fortnite reference
@@gigantor6519 ik that but it's the fact that he also just dropped like 4 other comments that are just emojis
@@_Waluigi Cool story, Hansel.
@@no-siryea drugs are cool huh?
Rockstar was really like let's give you these cowboy characters that you'll come to love but no matter what you do they'll die in the end.
What anime character's in your profile picture?
And what about GTA characters?
That’s the entire point, it’s in the name because they all end up red dead and redeemed.
@@PoggingByfield How does Arthur end up Red? Also, is that Goofy's son in your profile picture?!
@@TheFunnyDictator from his fight with Micah and probably TB in his final moments or they just reused the title because it was probably foreshadowing his death and couldn’t really change the title. Also yes it is lol
This is easily one of the saddest Rockstar deaths endings ever it's sadder than Arthur
No they can't be compared because they are both really sad
Johns death is much more tragic. John did evil things to complete his mission, which was to be with his family, like in this clip. Arthur had already come to accept his passing and done what he could to make it better. High honor arthur's death is almost triumphant, John's is just bitter.
Unpopular opinion: John's death is sadder than Arthur's
Edit:Damn I had no idea this would get so much attention.
Arthur’s death was really sad but it was inevitable, he would die from tuberculosis either way but John, his death was unnecessary and so much sadder as he had so much to lose whilst Arthur had nothing to lose.
@@splitzerx570he had nothing to lose so he made sure people who has something to lose would not lose it
Only if John listened to Arthur and didn’t take revenge he could have lived a happy life as well
@@Idkaskboth had somewhat equal deaths as Arthur was supposed to help the gang and run off with Mary but his tuberculosis prevented this. Arthur also was manipulated by Dutch to his last breath while John was shot like a dog after his family just saw him again after a few months. Both have really sad deaths but Arthur’s death was more symbolic than John’s as Arthur had more of a redemption.
@@Theofficialscythe rockstar after hearing you having a fav character:
I don't think so
John was a really good further and started a good life for his family but arthur... Arthur was lonely in his tired life... and no one help him and the end of his life...and also arthur was have a tb.From the very beginning, John made a good life for himself and his family after separating from the Vanderlein gang, and this made everyone think that John had lived an honorable life and was killed unjustly.But Arthur was a bad man in his own eyes, and when he realizes that he doesn't have much time, he tries to turn himself into a good man, and when he saves a life, and when he sees the last sunrise of his life, he can feel that he is honored and redeemed. completely dead
It's nice that John doesn't call out Jack on his ungreatfulness. In a way, he understands where this is coming from and knows Jack doesn't mean it. He just wants a stable home and for his father to be a part of his life again, and John is trying his best to give him just that.
“Ungratefulness”?… You know he denied that Jack was his son at one point and left Jack and his mother for over a year with no explanation before he came back?
( @@jwdathefax377 ) Yeah, and after that he actually maned up and assumed his responsibilities, and he worked hard to give his family a decent life away from the criminality. He hunted down and killed his old friends and mentor just to make sure they were safe. John changed and he proved that with actions. Hell, if dying for his family's sake isn't proof enough, I don't know what is.
@@jwdathefax377you also know Abigail is a whore who slept with many a man so he had reasons to doubt as well as they were in a very rocky relationship. He did his best.
@@jwdathefax377yeah but that's a rdr2 thing, john doesn't even act like himself in that game
@@SoldadoHyliano141 Because he’s younger and less experienced. People keep forgetting that rdr2 is a prequel. The original comment sounded like they forgot that Jack was abandoned and practically ignored when John finally came back. I’m just pointing out that there’s an obvious reason for Jack’s behavior.
"John Marston 1873-1911"
He lived half a dozen lives in less than 40 years
In two more years he would been 40 but got killed at age 38
What are you talking about?
He lived 6 lives in 40 years? Wth
@@ShanAli-sq4rs He's probably talking about how much stress he had to go through.
30 years as an outlaw
I normally hate these edits but the song fit so well. The bass drum kick, the guitar, bass line, englishwoman singing. Total western vibes. And the lines flow on beat with the music!
How is that western in any way, bruh, dude?!
@@TheFunnyDictator with the background and the sounds of the gun make it work
@@urm0ther.com420 What anime character is in your PFP?
@TheFunnyDictator the drum fits pretty well
@@Anemoia22 What kind of drum?
Just realized his grave says blessed are the peacemakers 😢😢😢
John’s death was way sadder than Arthur’s.. Arthur knew what was coming, and of course rockstar capitalized on that fact and gave you the chance to redeem himself first.. on the other hand, all John Marston wanted in the whole world was to be a good father and husband and spent the last few years of his life trying to give his family the best normal life he could and in the end he knew the only way they would have a chance to survive is if he let himself get turned into Swiss cheese by the men that represented everything he hated about world. (Control through fear, corruption, etc.) Arthur’s story is about knowing his time was coming and getting a chance to redeem himself.. John’s is about doing everything he could to redeem himself and give his family a good life, just to be betrayed yet again.
That's true bro I'm finna play rdr one for the first time and I'm excited
Depending on how you play the game Arthurs story ends in betrayal too. As much as i like the peaceful ending it doesnt fit with the tone of story at all. Its sad but arthur being killed by micah just makes the story that much more emotional.
@@xtreme1211I think it fits well Micah kills low honour Arthur for the fact that low honour arthur still clings on to life. High honour Arthur did not care about dying so micah did not would not get the satisfaction of killing him. another is seems like high Honour Arthur reminds Micah of his own brother Arthur had changed so and he had got what he wanted which was for John to make it. Its intresting there are random camp encounters with micah if you help people in the world and Micah warns Arthur about helping people the same way Grimsaw and Dutch will call Arthur out for killing innocent folks.
Arthur's story wasn't just about knowing his ticking time, it was about how the gang/family he once knew was breaking apart and most importantly he knows that he must not waste his life even if it is coming to an end. So he gave it to someone who deserves a better future more than anyone among the members of the gang
And that someone is John Marston.
I played both rdr1 and rdr2 jhon was sad and for arthur i was ready bc i knew he will go but still i cried more and more and i think it was most sad part of my life 😢
John wanted to be there to raise Jack. This time it was the Pinkertons doing the robbing…
*The Bureau of Investigation. There's no Pinkertons in RDR1.
Was the FBI in RDR1 actually...but Edgar Ross used to be a Pinkerton Agent, so you're half right I guess.
@@HOUNDxROYALZ oh didnt realize. Edgar Ross was a former Pinkerton true and he was leading the mission so it makes sense a bit of sense.
@@1337_bean It's set up at the end of RDR2 in a newspaper where it says the FBI has been established and Edgar Ross (former Pinkerton agent) is now its director.
It’s the fbi now the Pinkertons disbanded in like 1908
Bro this was the most sadistic end game ever ngl
John did try to be a dad to him and teach him things but jack had to go through that 😞
It’s safe to say we all put as many rounds as we could into Ross on our first playthrough.
I put most on his body, avoiding the heart and lungs. Only on his legs and stomach, so he would die a slow death. I like to think he drowned on the river
I would’ve used a Gatling on him if I could, and even that wouldn’t of been enough
@@ULTIMATZEKROM yes but that would be causing pain to yourself because WHO THE HELL USES A GATLING GUN IN SLOW MOTIONNN
Personally I wouldve used a knife If i could have
I just put one in his head, the quicker he gets to hell the better
Man, I hope they remake RDR with RDR2 graphics
No
@@DeadXog Yeah, I'm not big on a remake either unless it keeps RDR1's story and gameplay the same but just improves the graphics. Otherwise, I don't care for the forced Arthur mentions or making RDR1's gunplay like 2.
No
Nah it would ruin the theme rdr1 is supposed to look dark and grey because of Johns story and how the west is dying
Me too it would be awesome
am hoping Jack Marston will be in RDR3
Not a chance.
Everything post epilogue is ww1 years. This is the absolute end of the "cowboy" era of American history, fictional or otherwise.
RDR is about the dying world of the gunslinging outlaws, it was already dying in rdr2, it was on the brink of death in rdr1, 3 would be a pointless stretch of the imagination.
RDR3 could be another prequel set before the events of the blackwater massacre. But honestly, I'm fine with where the story started up until this point. These stories don't need to be stretched out until infinity.
I hope in rdr3 you play as Dutch and slowly gather the whole gang
He died where he lived. Buried where he lived. He didnt go anywhere
Dame that shit was sad af
Jack is my favorite red dead character. He had the most character development from a little boy raised in a gang, to a young man trying to get through it
With his family, to a gunslinger. He had to grow up faster than most. He lost everyone
Jack is very overlooked. He could be one of the most dangerous people out there as he simply has nothing to lose as he lost everything he had ever known
@@hereiam-qc3fi exactly. I honestly think RDR3 should be about his story.
@@yungkaze24 right I said this to. even if it isn’t very “western” . If you don’t know much about the west it pretty much ended when Rdr 1 takes place so that game alone is barely a western I think it would be an amazing direction to take the story sure a lot of people might not like it being more “mafia” like but I think everyone would come around to the idea if they give jack his actual REDEMPTION
@@BBGMatthew yessirrr my exact thought
@@yungkaze24 and rockstar would kill the mafia series if they ever did a mafia game it could potentionally be better than GTA. But everyone knows this
Jack Really the last of the Van Der Linde gang
Bruh... I just did the "Blessed are the peacemakers" mission on Red Dead 2 and it says it on his gravestone 😭
Kinda weird when you realize John said “I ain’t goin no where” just like Jack says to Edgar Ross during “remember my family”
What you talking about, lad?
@@TheFunnyDictatorwatch the video John says to jack “I ain’t going no where” and that’s the exact line jack uses when he challenges Edgar Ross to a duel in remember my family
@@ImStamps Yeah, I know! Is that a Dodge Ram in your profile picture? Is it modified?
@@TheFunnyDictator it’s a ford but yeah it’s got prolly a lil over 10k in modifications
@@ImStamps Is it yours, lad?
One of the saddest things is that Abigail died just a few years later. In real life I knew a man who son comited suicide and the man died I think months or a couple of years later because he couldn't stand the sadness and weight of what happened to his son. This is probably what happened to Abigail since we can see that she loved John so much, it's specially shown in RDRII
I read somewhere that she died from both a broken heart and TB.
@@hellcat1401 we all know how she got TB if she did get it lmao.
@@pinkpaintsx-uy8jrhow
@@pinkpaintsx-uy8jr Nah Arthur doesn't touch her after she's with John
@@pinkpaintsx-uy8jr Some of you arthur fans are really strange
Johns death was legendary took more people than it took to kill Arthur
Arthur was very sick and would easily do the same thing John did if he were healthy.
@@lelouchvibritannia4028 yes I agree
I have been playing red dead for about 4 years and this is one of the saddest things about the story
In RDR2, there’s a blind man that after you donate him little money, he says a line that I instantly realized he was referring to John’s death. Man, almost cried when he said that 😭
What's the line?
@@frostyviv “They will come for you, friend. When they do, you will not have a choice. But you have lived better than most.”
@@Gigante_Royale oh thanks!!
it’s near beaches hope right?
@@FeatherineTardForLife yes
Do y’all think if Arthur knew John’s fate he’d still try and save them?
Absolutely, The few years that John *did* get to enjoy as a farmer and family man, were worth more than every single day Arthur and John were Van Derlinds. It could be argued John himself knew knew the law would catch up to him sooner or later, he still decided to stay in Beecher's Hope and start his farm and family.
@@erhiueQWEFThat's the truth, man. John could have ran off with his family and left Beecher's hope, but. He did not and decided to meet his fate, defending the place he and others worked so hard for. In the end, John and Arthur did succeed by giving Jack the life they always wanted for him
Joohhnn Made it
Of course he would, is Arthur we are talking about
@@erhiueQWEF Exactly. John "made it" more than any other gang member because of the few years Arthur bought him. If Arthur saw that John truly redeemed as a family man and honest rancher who sacrifices himself so his family can live in peace, it would only make him want to save John's family more.
Punks needed an army to kill my boy💯
He Finally meet Strange Man’s Real Form 💀💀💀😢😢😢
"This is a fine spot."
"Tell me your damn name or I won't be responsible for my actions."
"Oh but you will. I'll see you round cowboy."
"DAMN YOU!"
"Yes, many have."
I played RDR1, I cried. I played RDR2, I cried and grieved. I played RDR1 again, and I broke. The added context from RDR2 made everything hit so much harder. They already had RDR2 written in their heads, but when I played it I was hit with a gut punch, because from the start I knew what was going to happen, but every part of me wanted some way for it to work out. Something. And it all slowly fell apart.
👍
My dad has dementia and last time i saw him he didn't remember me at all. That is something that hurts on an entirely different level. I really miss him, every day...
I am really sorry to hear about that, friend. I hope you are well now.
@@syedarizvi7290thank you, but i'm afraid it's even worse now. He passed away two weeks ago.....
@@antonmalmqvist176 May he rest in peace In Sha Allah Ameen. I am so sorry for your loss. Please give yourself some time, give yourself everything you need. Please never stop taking care of yourself. Give yourself time alone if you need to, but never for too long. Sometimes it's dangerous to get lost in our thoughts. Other people may also need your company. Please don't bottle up your feelings. I'm here for you if you want someone to vent to.
@@syedarizvi7290 That means a lot friend. Everything feels like a significant struggle nowadays. But i try my best to take one day at a time.
@@antonmalmqvist176 Please do. Please never give up. It takes time but it always gets better In Sha Allah. It always does. In Sha Allah.
That was the saddest death in gaming for me
Blessed are the peacemakers
Enough to make a grown man cry.
Me at the start of the short 🙂 me in the middle 😢 me at the end 😭
i cryed when john was dead im now again playing red dead redemption and im gonna cry again and RIP john marston he was good character
“The day John Marston stopped shooting”
That was one of the best read dead edits I have ever seen
When John kept talking about how he wasn’t going anywhere I knew what was going to happen
For the people that was a og and played rdr1 that was the saddest death in rdr at the point in history
Jack is a strong young man. He pulled his mother off of his DEAD father
Blud did not even tear up, what a son he was to john
after finishing rdr2 and playing the epilogue it makes it so much sadder cos u get to know john in so much more detail
Did not expect that to go that way tbh idk why, that was a sneaky surprise dagger to my heart
Then how were you expecting it to go?
Legends don't die
I told John to stay out of trouble now he gone and got himself killed
The thing I hate when bad fathers in media redeem themselves is they usually have the most depressing deaths
He didn't know it was gonna happen😭😢
Nobody does tbh, i don't think people if they had known their fate would've stood there boldly
Jack is honestly an underrated character and protaganist
People keep asking for a RDR remake but honestly it really doesn’t need it. On a good 4K or 1440p monitor the game still looks incredible. If anything we need a Red Dead Revolver remake since that game has aged.
Honestly, I just wish they'd fix some glitches in RDO. They make us pay 10 gold bars for vitalism studies, just for it not to work.
@@Lynx55586 man I haven’t played RDO in a couple years. How is it?
Jack 3 years later: “are you as aroused as i am?”
He didn’t go anywhere his soul did
if only john listen to arthur that "revenge is a fool's game" he might be still alive
He didn't have much of a choice either way. It was either "go kill your old gang and get your family back or don't track down your old gang and have you and your family get killed by Ross and his men" which we obviously know the first choice meant he would save his family but he died in the process so either way he would've been killed. It was just a matter of should they just kill me or me and my family. Not a hard choice for any man that has a family
Arthur didn't exist.
Great song use. RIP John
Rdr1 ending is kinda sad. Jack seeing uncle getting shot and dies, later sees John is dead. And later Abigail dies too.
It's interesting to see that Jack cries a lot less than his mother. Most likely because the man John Marston was already dead for him. A long time.
Nah he was close with John still despite arguing with him he was open with his feelings towards him and John was very understanding, it’s not like they were in bad terms or anything it was just kind of rough. Jack didn’t cry because he himself has to be the man now and he expressed his grief through getting stronger and faster with a gun so he can get revenge
As a 33 year old man with a beard. I cried today. My Boah JOn be immortal with that big old prairie in the sky with Arthur. And Uncle.
I understand you. You are very close to the age at which John Marston died (38 years old).
PS: By the way, shave that beard 🪒 (XD).
“You wake up one day and your legs, they just give. And you just can’t run anymore.”
- Michael De Santa (Not a red dead character but still a rockstar games character.)
"Hey cowpoke" -micah bells
Cant believe Ross widowed a woman. No matter how evil John was, I couldn’t do that. Never.
John was never evil, just a misguided and lost young man in rdr2 and a man who would then go to any lengths he had to in order to protect his family and get them back from Ross
Well, idk about you, i think i could make Hitler's wife a widow. That's just me personally.
@@loonyshots5879 hitler did that himself lmao. ( if you know you know ) but fr gg if you were in hitlers bunker when the soviets entered lmao
Why not? Not my wife, not my widow. If i want someone dead i dont give a fuck who they leave behind. If theyre not someone i already know and associate with and choose to care about, they mean absolutely nothing to me.
Imagine how many women John widowed in his search for his gang, especially when he helped burn down a village in Mexico. Let's not pretend he hasn't gunned down hundreds of people that had loving families as well. Ross may be evil, but he didn't ruin nearly as many families as John did.
John really reminds me of my dad, that's why I really love his character
He was not wrong, he didn't go nowhere, he stood there
"Blessed Are The Peacemakers Huh? Goodbye, old friend."
Scrapted RDR2 John dilouge.
Johns eyes make me wanna cry and hug John in rdr1 🥺🥺🥺🥺
This game was my first major heartbreak. RDR2's ending is the second. 🤣
We need a RDR3 playing as Jack after he got his revenge
Bro just play rdr 1 and see jack got revenge
Abigail: “How many times do I gotta bury you John Marston”
John: “Never! You ain’t ever burying me!”
This game made me cry. Especially this scene we’re we see the pain Abigail feels.
After Arthur and John, Jack was the last one to complete the redemption, at the cost of everybody he loved.
Damn the song for so perfect... the ending matches so well
I'm just trying to figure out what the song is so I can listen to it myself. People who make these edits should also start tagging the songs.
I do wonder what jack felt after Johns death, probably did feel a lot of resentment against him for leaving him again but maybe at some point realised John stayed with Jack to the very end to protect him. Maybe jack killing Ross wasn’t vengeance but justice.
I’d say it was both Justice and Vengeance. The two are not always at odds.
Me estaba muriendo por dentro mientras veía a mi compañero, gran amigo de aventuras, morir entre tanto dolor y sufrimiento, uno le coge mucho cariño, siempre seguiré cargan do partida antes de la última misión, solo por estar con John una vez más, un rato más...
Rdr2 end left us with John and his family and the sad dead of Arthur
But Rdr1 left us with nothing only Jack
Was genuinely expecting him to show jack marston as a gunslinger.
John died doing the only thing in life that matters: Protecting the people he loves.
Don't worry John, you can see Arthur again it's gonna be ok.....
Do you think Jack fought in WW2?
@@TheFunnyDictator my prediction for rdr 3 is that Jack is going to be the main protagonist and killing edgar ross is when shit really hits the fan
@@koldhearted_ Will he fight in WW1?
@@TheFunnyDictator do I look like Rockstar games to u? Idk
@@koldhearted_ I'm asking for your opinion and thoughts!
“Blessed are the peacemakers” is also a red dead 2 mission with Micah.
Bro that royalty free cocking sound effect killed me
John- "I ain't going nowhere."
-Goes to hell the next couple of missions ha
When John got his revenge on Micah, he left trail for the pinkertons to track him back home. Arthur said “vengeance is an idiot game” but john was a cold blooded gangster
How dare you make me experience this trauma all over again. UGHHHH.. John is my favorite 😢..
Stan fits perfectly in this
Until Undead Nightmare, where John came back as a zombie with unfinished business.
John was brave
Everyone thought that John was a kind of man who is a coward and runs away in tough times
But in rdr1 John showed he was a real man and he stood for his family until the end
He finally meet Arthur once again and start their advanture again
He never left Beechers Hope
We definitely need a game to play as his son
Already exist, is rdr1 ;)
@@Indexx352 yeah but I don't remember doing any missions with him nothing to rememberable
@@romellwilson7595 well tecnically the only cannon mission that u can play as jack is remember My family, the rest of missions are more for John
Bros out there, never treat your father like this. Most of them are full of love and want you to actually learn something. They do have the experience and are great teachers if you let them. Don't allow some stupid pride to become a barrier between you and your dad, it'll sour your relationship forevermore... They deserve all the love and respect we can give them, especially in this times when nobody gives a sh*t about men. Cheers and love to you all
Jack loved his father but he was upset and confused. His dad wasn’t there for a lot of his early life and neglected him. And then Jack thinks John left him and his mom. Yes it wasn’t johns choice but Jack was still upset. And John was a bad man but he seemed redemption. After years he got it. Jack was just a confused list kid at the time.