Aye, its a strange feeling when this music is played at the end of the game out in Great Plains. You hear it at the near beginning when out in the Heartlands as Arthur
You just avenged Arthur and now the world is yours. You no longer have to follow anyone, you can go wherever you want and explore new places. However, you feel lost. You miss using Arthur and being part of a gang. but you already know that replaying the story wouldn't have the same effect. So you can only go on.
0:19 reminds me of just trotting through the heartlands, seeing wild horses and deer, and realizing just how big the world was. Wish I could experience it for the first time again.
This, I would like to experience this again. But not running into gangs I didn’t even know existed. A big fat N O P E. I had a brown pants moment sleeping in Roanoke for the first time . . .
@@vadimthedoomer9178 Don't worry, they will. So many people complain about rushed releases these days. We should be happy Rockstar is taking their time.
it has such a unique isolated feel to it. such a beautiful sense of loneliness and solidarity. I think this is the music that gives the game such a unique feel and what brought me and the open world closer together
It’s a feeling of isolation and kind of how everyone in the gang feels as well. Civilization is expanding by the day, but the gang will always have that mindset that separates them from society. The first Dutch mission in chapter 3 is when he says that it’s their [the gang’s] responsibility to reform the country. That’s where things turned sour. It’s them against the world.
@@Here-Is-My-Handle You know with everything being said about isolation and loneliness i can practically say that liminal space and nostalgia and lost in your thoughts all seem to share the same thing.
@@Here-Is-My-Handle I think even Dutch mentions it in one of chapters on how Saint Denis is the start of a new modern world and gangs and criminals are slowly going away
RDR2's background music feels like time travel. It's like we're sneaking a peek into past times. Like when you stare at an old picture and get carried away by your imagination of how life was back then.
You're literally my hero for uploading this - I've seen so many versions *without* the guitar, but all I wanted to hear was the damn guitar, and, finally, someone did it!
bridgefour73 Yeah the ambient tracks actually add/remove elements depending on whether it's day/night, or if you are on horseback. It might even change slightly if you are standing still vs walking/running, but I'm not sure to what extent. I assume not everyone may have picked up on this yet. I figured that since they are already sparse to begin with, I'd just focus on the day and night versions of each complete track (on horseback + running).
When I hear this track I feel like it's a slow sense of inevitability. It really conveys Arthur's plight for how hard he will try to keep the gang together but the pieces keep tumbling down and hopelessness takes its part.
it depends on what you value in a game. If you value complex characters, atmosphere, and interesting story then this game is the choice. If you value high action, challenging gameplay, and non stop spectacle then GoW is the choice. Both take the cake for music in my opinion
Yeah, I know there's another theme very similar to this that plays in the same areas. It seems that there are a few tracks shared between West Elizabeth and the Western side of New Hanover. Other areas seem to have more region locked music, like Scarlett Meadows, Bayou NWA, Roanoke Ridge, and the Grizzlies. And finally we have New Austin, which is just a free for all zone that uses various tracks from the rest of the map.
This makes me feel, strange. I remember my first play through, trying to get all the trapper outfits, and exploring west Elizabeth, as I think it has the most beautiful forests in the whole game, and that’s just my opinion. This song would always play, and I used to play for HOURS, without sleeping or eating. I am still addicted to this game. Worth the $100 I spent on this masterpiece. I would give my life savings away to play this for the first time without knowing anything.
@@trevorphilips9065 All of the ambient themes in this game are hauntingly beautiful, that’s how I’d describe them. Almost spooky enough to put you on edge, but there’s something oddly calming and charming about theme.
Thats that time for me right now...Ive played this game at Launch Day for the first time...I finished it a week later....Now all there is a deep feeling of nostalgia....I would do ANYTHING to play such a game for the first time again.
@@ataturk.1881 After the epilogue I immediately pressed New Story and stayed at Chapter 2 for like a month...Up to Christmas actually...Trying to collect everything I can as Arthur.
2 hours ago my Arthur died, now I'm listening this and crying. I haven't idea what to do next , i have never felt so like that . Probably after game got depression
Try completing quests while also getting achievements. That’s what I’m currently doing. Also go take a stroll through the same places Arthur went and find the npc’s he interacted with just so you can at least remember he might not be around anymore, but his good deeds will be remembered throughout the 5 states
POV: You rode down from Strawberry, encountered a Skinner Brothers attack, chilled by Aurora Basin to fish, rode from there to Manzanita Post, just as you were leaving the tall trees, you get ambushed again by the skinner brothers. You go to Beecher's Hope, do your dull as day chores, leave to Blackwater, but a wagon from the tall trees appears, it's driver is dead, it's second horse missing, and it's first one is badly wounded. You then go past a man cleaning his horse's hoof, he gets kicked, and you get his horse back. You go past the blind wise old man, donate $1.00, then ride to Blackwater. You end the day playing Blackjack in the Blackwater saloon.
Big Valley is probably my favorite place in the whole game (particularly that area south of Hanging Dog Ranch, where that little river and those lavender fields are). It’s relatively peaceful compared to most other regions, and it comes with a theme that can bring a tear to my eye.
My friends and I mostly hunt around Big Valley in online and have camp set up in the western grizzlies. Best camp location imo because it’s in between Valentine, The Northern part of western grizzlies, and Big Valley. Great for trader role.
2:50 Riding out of Horseshoe Overlook at 7 AM when sunrise hits and you are on your way to missions. God this game & and the music it has is going to give me nostalgia when I get older. Thank you Rockstar, this is definitely a masterpiece in gaming history.
Bro I'm late asf, but 0:04, 2:50, and 8:04 (the same essentially) are the nicest sounds my ears have ever heard. I miss the feeling I got when I first heard it.
@@spedmington Never think you’re late. I’m finally back to playing this masterpiece of a gem after 4 years almost (August 2020 was my last play through), and now I’m destined to 100% it. I’ll never forget my first play through in 2018 (second was 2020). The themes of each state really hit me, but my favorite ones are Ambarino, New Hanover, and West Elizabeth. These themes take me *way* back. This game taught me to appreciate life and show respect. I can’t imagine how a RDR 3 would be, but I surely hope that it will be a dream come true. Take care.
I can hear the chugging of a train and the galloping of my horse while riding through the border between Blackwater and the Riggs Station area. 😌 So peaceful and relaxing. But once you get across the river, that's when all hell breaks loose.
The stretch of track from Wallace station to Riggs is one of my favorite areas for train photography! The Appleseed Timber siding in particular is a great spot, because you can catch the Central Union train next to one from the other two railroads on the mainline.
@@Cnw8701 I'd drive the trains in New Austin more if they'd fix the audio bug where the train sounds get all muffled right before Armadillo. But yeah there's many great spots around the map, especially with the extremely varied scenery. Also check out r/reddeadrailroading on Reddit if you haven't already lol.
I Heard This While Playing As John And I Was Doing chores around the ranch then I felt sad and alone because everyone and the gang is either gone or dead which is really hard to get over since Lenny hosea and Arthur died
Best ambient track on the game.. makes me think of Arthur, reminiscing about the times I played with him when I ride with John through the holy lands of New Austin. Dang
this song makes me feels calm when riding around the plains and seeing all the bison and going into blackwater really sets the themes for the great plains
The ambient music in this game reminds me of the ambient music in Fallout New Vegas. Both convey feelings of danger, emptiness, and peace. This game is truly a masterpiece.
This… this is the one. My favorite piece of music for when I’m exploring the map, total bliss. Man I wish I could go back to the first time I ever played this game, the first feelings were so emotional and raw. God this game is a masterpiece
I remember the old days when i used to ride my horse in chapter 2 as Arthur, i heard this soundtrack and it made me think about how huge the map is. RIP Arthur Morgan 😭😭
You just avenged Arthur and now the world is yours. You no longer have to follow anyone, you can go wherever you want and explore new places. However, you feel lost. You miss using Arthur and being part of a gang. but you already know that replaying the story wouldn't have the same effect. So you can only go on.
Nothing beats the first ever time you beat chapter 1. You get on your horse, ride out of Horseshoe Overlook, as this music just starts playing, and you admire the amazing visuals of this game. This is still, to this day, my favorite game of all time.
A lot of people I see saying they feel isolation with this track, for me it's relaxing, just being on the horse as Arthur and roaming with this, sense of calm and nature overcame me, whenever I am on my farm or out in my four wheel drive, this song comes to mind as I take the landscape in, makes me feel like a frontiersman out on a journey, no one to bother me
Every single detail in this game is astonishing. Such small small bgms are so woven into the game, listening to it always take me to a different world. Bless those artists and Rockstar for setting up and reaching this standard
pov: its the year 2047 and you forgot about RDR2 but you suddenly remembered it, played it for the last time and this song starts playing while free roaming..
I think, as Arthur is riding his horse, he contemplates over the fact that, no matter how hard he tries to keep the gang together, they will all fall and tbere's he can do to stop it.
I miss playing online with my friends... We always used to camp at Big Valley to hunt animals for trader business... I miss Cripps and my dog.. I miss both of my friends but they are offline now... Good old days. Haven’t played since December 2020
My experience with Arthur Morgan was more intense when I played him during the freeroam sessions through the regions of Ambarino. It established Arthur Morgan's most enduring image: that of the displaced loner who's uncomfortable with the very civilization he is helping tot establish and preserve.
One of my favorite things about red dead was the world I would lose myself in the world for hours this is the song that would always come on and I would always say this game is great and so I kept saying it and realized it’s the greatest game of all time
heard this online today while i was slowly riding from armadillo back to blackwater and somethin about it just hit for some reason. it's really a beautifully sad piece.
"We are outlaws in a world that doesn't want us anymore."-Arthur Morgan. "We are more ghosts than people."-Arthur Morgan. "When Dutch started fallin' apart, it hit Javier harder than any of us. He went crazy. It was like the one thing he'd ever believed in turned out to be a fraud."-John Marston. "Our time has passed, John."-Dutch van der Linde. "The life we lived was over and when we was living it it didn't mean nothin' anyway. It was just an excuse and we all knew."-John Marston. "When I'm gone, they will find another monster to justify their wages."-Dutch van der Linde. "Escuella was always a torn man. A cynic who desperately wanted to be a romantic. Javier would have died fightin' for what he believed in. He had a lot of passion, but no love. Although he admired Dutch, of course, but then we all did."-John Marston. "There is no such thing as civilized. Only man, who has lost himself to greed and found only appetites."-Dutch van der Linde. "People don't change. They just become more what they really are."-Rains Fall. "Revenge is a fool's game."-Arthur Morgan. "Just be one person or another, but don't try to be two people at once."-Arthur Morgan. "I gave you all I had."-Arthur Morgan.
It's amazing how uncomfortable this song can make me. Knowing that Arthur and the other "good" people are dead. Aside from some random encounters, you explore the empty RDR1 map knowing full well that Jack will be the only Marston to survive. I don't even think Rufus survives the army's attack on the ranch.
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This song is so depressing when playing as John. It makes everything feel so empty because there isn’t any more story to go through.
and you already know what happens to john and his family
"You can't change what's been done. All you can do is move on."
Aye, its a strange feeling when this music is played at the end of the game out in Great Plains. You hear it at the near beginning when out in the Heartlands as Arthur
You just avenged Arthur and now the world is yours. You no longer have to follow anyone, you can go wherever you want and explore new places. However, you feel lost. You miss using Arthur and being part of a gang. but you already know that replaying the story wouldn't have the same effect. So you can only go on.
@@docdrew17 actually I completed the story three times and I stilled cried at the end. I got good ending three times
Burned into my brain forever
Sleepless days and nights playing RDR2.
This instantly plays in my head when i am going out for long walks
Frfr
AMONGUS
@@profesor-cris A M O G U S
2:50. *Riding out of camp at sunrise*
*Pats Horse*
"Haaahaaa... That's my Boah."
Seeing twin stack pass in front ❤️
Thanks for making me cry
0:19 reminds me of just trotting through the heartlands, seeing wild horses and deer, and realizing just how big the world was. Wish I could experience it for the first time again.
This, I would like to experience this again. But not running into gangs I didn’t even know existed. A big fat N O P E. I had a brown pants moment sleeping in Roanoke for the first time . . .
All we can do in the meantime is wait for GTA 6 and then after that RDR3. I dare say both games will be just as good as rdr and rdr2 if not better.
@@diegolewzey5286 if they would ever come out sure
@@vadimthedoomer9178 Don't worry, they will. So many people complain about rushed releases these days. We should be happy Rockstar is taking their time.
i miss the old days
Anyone else feel a certain way at 00:25? This was definitely my favorite roaming music in RDR2. Felt so surreal roaming thru the woods on my horse! 💯
I feel the same way
it has such a unique isolated feel to it. such a beautiful sense of loneliness and solidarity. I think this is the music that gives the game such a unique feel and what brought me and the open world closer together
Yeah 100% really hits you emotionally
Nostalgia
It feels like if, like something is there and you can feel it, but nothing's there
why tf does this already sound nostalgic to me, this game is only 2 years old
Ik
I know right? Just imagine how thisll sound in 5 years
or 12 years
Things don't HAVE to be some arbitrary 5-10 years before its "allowed" to be nostalgic you know.
Yeah, I played this in Dec2018-June2019 and the amount of nostalgia is off the charts.
There's a real sense of loneliness with this track. Definitely the best one in the game.
It’s a feeling of isolation and kind of how everyone in the gang feels as well. Civilization is expanding by the day, but the gang will always have that mindset that separates them from society. The first Dutch mission in chapter 3 is when he says that it’s their [the gang’s] responsibility to reform the country. That’s where things turned sour. It’s them against the world.
@@Here-Is-My-Handle You know with everything being said about isolation and loneliness i can practically say that liminal space and nostalgia and lost in your thoughts all seem to share the same thing.
@@Here-Is-My-Handle I think even Dutch mentions it in one of chapters on how Saint Denis is the start of a new modern world and gangs and criminals are slowly going away
RDR2's background music feels like time travel. It's like we're sneaking a peek into past times. Like when you stare at an old picture and get carried away by your imagination of how life was back then.
Yea
2:50
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Strawberry 20°C
West Elizabeth
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Bounty: 100$
@@morpheus6334 sure *pew pew*
@@morpheus6334 Your a wanted man Mr Morgan
@@stanleybochenek1862Five thousand dollars, for your head alone
@@RipVanWinkle13 Can i turn myself in?
You're literally my hero for uploading this - I've seen so many versions *without* the guitar, but all I wanted to hear was the damn guitar, and, finally, someone did it!
bridgefour73 Yeah the ambient tracks actually add/remove elements depending on whether it's day/night, or if you are on horseback. It might even change slightly if you are standing still vs walking/running, but I'm not sure to what extent. I assume not everyone may have picked up on this yet.
I figured that since they are already sparse to begin with, I'd just focus on the day and night versions of each complete track (on horseback + running).
Brooooo sameee lmaoooo😂😂😂😂
Same dude
This is the song that pinpoints the whole vibe of the game perfectly
Your name seems very fimilar.
@@spl4ttack can you remember where from?
@@TBOG my 5th grade music teacher lol
@@spl4ttack lmao definitely not me then
The American frontier coming to a end.
It's pretty depressing after the collapse of the Vander Linde Gang and a lot more depressing after the death of Arthur Morgan.
There’s a ghostliness about
@@Josh-hc5jj ghosts*
When I hear this track I feel like it's a slow sense of inevitability. It really conveys Arthur's plight for how hard he will try to keep the gang together but the pieces keep tumbling down and hopelessness takes its part.
This should’ve won GOTY in 2018. Sure, GOW was good, but this is an extra level up
I agree
it depends on what you value in a game. If you value complex characters, atmosphere, and interesting story then this game is the choice. If you value high action, challenging gameplay, and non stop spectacle then GoW is the choice. Both take the cake for music in my opinion
Both of them should have won the GOTY
Gow has no chance beside rdr2
1000% i agree
I knew this theme sounded different in West Elizabeth compared to New Hanover!
Yeah, I know there's another theme very similar to this that plays in the same areas. It seems that there are a few tracks shared between West Elizabeth and the Western side of New Hanover. Other areas seem to have more region locked music, like Scarlett Meadows, Bayou NWA, Roanoke Ridge, and the Grizzlies. And finally we have New Austin, which is just a free for all zone that uses various tracks from the rest of the map.
0:21 I love this part, always singed along to it
This makes me feel, strange. I remember my first play through, trying to get all the trapper outfits, and exploring west Elizabeth, as I think it has the most beautiful forests in the whole game, and that’s just my opinion. This song would always play, and I used to play for HOURS, without sleeping or eating. I am still addicted to this game. Worth the $100 I spent on this masterpiece. I would give my life savings away to play this for the first time without knowing anything.
$100?
@@DeutscherPatrick ultimate edition
Haven't heard this song in a while probably all the hunting and bounty hunter killing I've done so far
I only paid $20
Same. Best game ever
4:49 don’t worry about me, just bookmarking my favorite part.
and 5:50
There's something so creepy about this theme that I love
@@trevorphilips9065 Maybe cos its in West Elizabeth where there's Skinner Brothers?
@@faizaan_787It also plays The heartlands or outside of Valentine and to me it feels like the end of Arthur's journey is beginning
@@trevorphilips9065 All of the ambient themes in this game are hauntingly beautiful, that’s how I’d describe them. Almost spooky enough to put you on edge, but there’s something oddly calming and charming about theme.
Just think that we will listen these themes after many years and remember our old memories of this game.
Ye
Thats that time for me right now...Ive played this game at Launch Day for the first time...I finished it a week later....Now all there is a deep feeling of nostalgia....I would do ANYTHING to play such a game for the first time again.
@@deimosok2003How did you finish this game in one week? It was take a month for me.
@@ataturk.1881 I rushed through the story to avoid spoilers....
@@ataturk.1881 After the epilogue I immediately pressed New Story and stayed at Chapter 2 for like a month...Up to Christmas actually...Trying to collect everything I can as Arthur.
3:20 I felt that
1:50 I felt THAT
When Birds Fly that’s much better haha
For real
Best theme, it gives me goosebumps
Same 😢
This game is so beautiful
Yes
Yeah 😭
riding out of camp for the first time and hearing this was when i knew this game was going to be amazing
I've got this game nearly 1 year ago and this song still gives me chills
Yeah same….
2 hours ago my Arthur died, now I'm listening this and crying. I haven't idea what to do next , i have never felt so like that . Probably after game got depression
Try completing quests while also getting achievements. That’s what I’m currently doing. Also go take a stroll through the same places Arthur went and find the npc’s he interacted with just so you can at least remember he might not be around anymore, but his good deeds will be remembered throughout the 5 states
@@Bastiannn03 thanks man for advice, but unfortunately i did 100% and made all achievements, i have Xbox and all was done by me.
Man after playing this masterpiece back in March this makes me want to start over I havent played it in 6 months
do it
do it
i gotta ask... what is that pfp? that ain't Leonardo, that's Liltardo
also, play RDR2 again.
POV: You rode down from Strawberry, encountered a Skinner Brothers attack, chilled by Aurora Basin to fish, rode from there to Manzanita Post, just as you were leaving the tall trees, you get ambushed again by the skinner brothers. You go to Beecher's Hope, do your dull as day chores, leave to Blackwater, but a wagon from the tall trees appears, it's driver is dead, it's second horse missing, and it's first one is badly wounded. You then go past a man cleaning his horse's hoof, he gets kicked, and you get his horse back. You go past the blind wise old man, donate $1.00, then ride to Blackwater. You end the day playing Blackjack in the Blackwater saloon.
i killed all the skinner brothers
My favorite soundtrack in the game
Big Valley is probably my favorite place in the whole game (particularly that area south of Hanging Dog Ranch, where that little river and those lavender fields are). It’s relatively peaceful compared to most other regions, and it comes with a theme that can bring a tear to my eye.
Le moyne is a dengereus place i found a ghost . In the night .
My friends and I mostly hunt around Big Valley in online and have camp set up in the western grizzlies. Best camp location imo because it’s in between Valentine, The Northern part of western grizzlies, and Big Valley. Great for trader role.
It's weird how a song from a video game that came out almost three years ago can feel so nostalgic so soon.
Its been almost 6 years
@@KoolAidDinkyTV I know that is so crazy to me.
Ahhh the countless hours and days of just watching the sunsets or sunrises to this ambience
Hearing this music while riding my horse in the wild west is so great and memories are keep coming up when I started this game (2:50) (4:20)
When I hear this I realize there's nothing to do anymore
Finally i found it
Kermit you did good boah!
@@BruMonger Thanks partner
2:50
Riding out of Horseshoe Overlook at 7 AM when sunrise hits and you are on your way to missions.
God this game & and the music it has is going to give me nostalgia when I get older. Thank you Rockstar, this is definitely a masterpiece in gaming history.
This should’ve won goty
@@Believeinthe_LordJesusChrist atleast the actor of arthur won awards
Bro I'm late asf, but 0:04, 2:50, and 8:04 (the same essentially) are the nicest sounds my ears have ever heard. I miss the feeling I got when I first heard it.
@@spedmington Never think you’re late. I’m finally back to playing this masterpiece of a gem after 4 years almost (August 2020 was my last play through), and now I’m destined to 100% it. I’ll never forget my first play through in 2018 (second was 2020). The themes of each state really hit me, but my favorite ones are Ambarino, New Hanover, and West Elizabeth. These themes take me *way* back.
This game taught me to appreciate life and show respect. I can’t imagine how a RDR 3 would be, but I surely hope that it will be a dream come true. Take care.
1:49 i don't know why but this key always gives me chills... Just sounds beautiful
Same, that's by far my favorite part in my whole song, but I can't really explain why
This theme is also sad it reminds me arthur when you are john.
Glad to have found your channel, been looking for these ambient tracks since I finished the epilogue. Thanks, mister
Johan Oenomaus No problem pardner, thanks for stopping by!
I can hear the chugging of a train and the galloping of my horse while riding through the border between Blackwater and the Riggs Station area. 😌 So peaceful and relaxing. But once you get across the river, that's when all hell breaks loose.
The stretch of track from Wallace station to Riggs is one of my favorite areas for train photography! The Appleseed Timber siding in particular is a great spot, because you can catch the Central Union train next to one from the other two railroads on the mainline.
@@zachsterosu Yes! I agree! I love the areas around New Austin, too. The trestle that leads downgrade into Armadillo is one of my favorite spots.
@@Cnw8701 I'd drive the trains in New Austin more if they'd fix the audio bug where the train sounds get all muffled right before Armadillo. But yeah there's many great spots around the map, especially with the extremely varied scenery.
Also check out r/reddeadrailroading on Reddit if you haven't already lol.
I just love listening to this while roaming around.
I Heard This While Playing As John And I Was Doing chores around the ranch then I felt sad and alone because everyone and the gang is either gone or dead which is really hard to get over since Lenny hosea and Arthur died
What about sean?
@Dante Trajano i do
@Dante Trajano haha very funny 😐
@Dante Trajano okay I'll catch you later then
@@themoike_prod thats how all rdr2 related arguments should end. Wholesome
Best ambient track on the game.. makes me think of Arthur, reminiscing about the times I played with him when I ride with John through the holy lands of New Austin. Dang
listening to this while slogging through my online homework late at night is a new form of depression
this song makes me feels calm when riding around the plains and seeing all the bison and going into blackwater really sets the themes for the great plains
8:04 I love this part so much 🐎
murat abi gf bir sorum var abi
@@omeregegg Efendim
Yourrr alriiigghhtt boiii.. Yahhhhh
Alllllright boi Lets GO!
@@RisingDeadTrip Outta the damn way!!
devprince99 Hey! Moron!
It's Arthur, dumb a%$.
devprince99 My lord, I’ve seen mushrooms with bigger brains
In a couple of years we'll come back to this and remember all the good times we had. I'm going to enjoy it before it goes 😂
“You’re a strong one, boy”
I camped in tall trees in rdo and this theme is engraved in my memory.
Same
This should be playing while we are ascending to afterlife.
True
Gives me goosebumps every time
The ambient music in this game reminds me of the ambient music in Fallout New Vegas. Both convey feelings of danger, emptiness, and peace. This game is truly a masterpiece.
When i hear these i go to armadillo remain all memory in red dead 1
I'm in love with this, favorite ambience of the entire game, can't get it outta my head, it makes me want to ride in the mountains as a cowboy.
This… this is the one. My favorite piece of music for when I’m exploring the map, total bliss. Man I wish I could go back to the first time I ever played this game, the first feelings were so emotional and raw. God this game is a masterpiece
this gonna be so nostalgic to listen to years down the line
Yes
best ambient theme in the game without any doubt
I remember the old days when i used to ride my horse in chapter 2 as Arthur, i heard this soundtrack and it made me think about how huge the map is. RIP Arthur Morgan 😭😭
You just avenged Arthur and now the world is yours. You no longer have to follow anyone, you can go wherever you want and explore new places. However, you feel lost. You miss using Arthur and being part of a gang. but you already know that replaying the story wouldn't have the same effect. So you can only go on.
Nothing beats the first ever time you beat chapter 1. You get on your horse, ride out of Horseshoe Overlook, as this music just starts playing, and you admire the amazing visuals of this game. This is still, to this day, my favorite game of all time.
Finally I found it.. Fuck I love this song so chilling 😌
A lot of people I see saying they feel isolation with this track, for me it's relaxing, just being on the horse as Arthur and roaming with this, sense of calm and nature overcame me, whenever I am on my farm or out in my four wheel drive, this song comes to mind as I take the landscape in, makes me feel like a frontiersman out on a journey, no one to bother me
this song lives rent free in my head
2019 days 😪🕊
Dude.. thanks. I couldn't find this version at all. I like the nice guitar parts throughout.
As someone who lives in the half barren part of Arizona, this is what I hear whenever I step outside.
I've been trying to find this song since the game came out thank you so much
I've heard it around New Austin and on the San Luis River bordering Nuevo Paraiso too 👍
Every single detail in this game is astonishing. Such small small bgms are so woven into the game, listening to it always take me to a different world. Bless those artists and Rockstar for setting up and reaching this standard
This song floods me with memories honestly
RDR2s music is so good I made a whole playlist from 1 and 2. This song gives such a lonely and dark feeling.
When I listen to this I'm so glad to do it while riding my horse as it feels so peaceful especially while as Arthur. It feels so peaceful back then
Please add this to your RDR2 Ambient Tracks playlist
ok
I had to close my eyes and listen .... now I can't stop crying 😥
pov: its the year 2047 and you forgot about RDR2 but you suddenly remembered it, played it for the last time and this song starts playing while free roaming..
Damn that’s deep😔
I think, as Arthur is riding his horse, he contemplates over the fact that, no matter how hard he tries to keep the gang together, they will all fall and tbere's he can do to stop it.
At the end, the Flying Dutchman took them all....
Fantastic work! I'm hooked!
West Elizabeth has the best theme of all the states, for me the most iconic
2 years iam looking for this score, THX
this best ambience song in gaming me fucking love it
Masz rację Ksiek !
2:13 to 2:20
I love that part, when It plays in game I feel so relaxed and happy for some reason
Me too lol
Same
Something about this gives me chills.
sometimes i go for a walk in west Elizabeth just listening to this, fucking peaceful
After over 300 hours of free roam this tune is still so special to me. Gonna be very difficult for there to be a game that tops Red Dead Redemption 2
Wow, I remember my days when I first started the game
I miss playing online with my friends... We always used to camp at Big Valley to hunt animals for trader business... I miss Cripps and my dog.. I miss both of my friends but they are offline now... Good old days. Haven’t played since December 2020
This game's soundtrack is ridiculously good and powerful.
This specific ost is engraved into my brain always making me feel lonely and uneasy
My experience with Arthur Morgan was more intense when I played him during the freeroam sessions through the regions of Ambarino. It established Arthur Morgan's most enduring image: that of the displaced loner who's uncomfortable with the very civilization he is helping tot establish and preserve.
I love riding around to this as John peacefully just finishing the game
Depends on the time of day
Or area
Rdr2 haters u can say whatever u want but this game is TRUE MASTERPIECE.
Stuck in my head for ever had way too many sleepless nights with this playing and hours of gameplay hearing this
One of my favorite things about red dead was the world I would lose myself in the world for hours this is the song that would always come on and I would always say this game is great and so I kept saying it and realized it’s the greatest game of all time
heard this online today while i was slowly riding from armadillo back to blackwater and somethin about it just hit for some reason. it's really a beautifully sad piece.
Makes a grown man cry
i wish someone would put these on spotify, trying to make a gaming spotify playlist with songs from games and i just need rdr2 ones
I always listen to this to this soundtrack when ever I visit Dartmoor UK, the scenery there does resemble the Heartlands in the game
"We are outlaws in a world that doesn't want us anymore."-Arthur Morgan.
"We are more ghosts than people."-Arthur Morgan.
"When Dutch started fallin' apart, it hit Javier harder than any of us. He went crazy. It was like the one thing he'd ever believed in turned out to be a fraud."-John Marston.
"Our time has passed, John."-Dutch van der Linde.
"The life we lived was over and when we was living it it didn't mean nothin' anyway. It was just an excuse and we all knew."-John Marston.
"When I'm gone, they will find another monster to justify their wages."-Dutch van der Linde.
"Escuella was always a torn man. A cynic who desperately wanted to be a romantic. Javier would have died fightin' for what he believed in. He had a lot of passion, but no love. Although he admired Dutch, of course, but then we all did."-John Marston.
"There is no such thing as civilized. Only man, who has lost himself to greed and found only appetites."-Dutch van der Linde.
"People don't change. They just become more what they really are."-Rains Fall.
"Revenge is a fool's game."-Arthur Morgan.
"Just be one person or another, but don't try to be two people at once."-Arthur Morgan.
"I gave you all I had."-Arthur Morgan.
Greatest game ever made, and greatest ost of the game
It's amazing how uncomfortable this song can make me. Knowing that Arthur and the other "good" people are dead. Aside from some random encounters, you explore the empty RDR1 map knowing full well that Jack will be the only Marston to survive. I don't even think Rufus survives the army's attack on the ranch.
This song hits different after playing red dead online for hours