@@rafael-pq9ty legit just hearing any song from a sad time in this game makes you sad rockstar just put so much effort into their games to make you so attached to a charechter its the only game to make me cry ever no other has ever gotten close except rdr1 but best game ever no matter what
So true. Finished the main story today. For the second time. But this time it got me real. RIP Arthur. But you know what? I will play it for the third fourth so on. Cheers
@@peterjamborthomas570 I finished it last week for the first time ever. Don't see myself playing it again, but I guess it will take some time to be ready, right?
I am 40 years old man who has a wife and 5 children, i finished the game 5 years ago and still time to time get back to this video to feel that incredible emotions again. Love to all who is reading this. Peace brothers and sisters.
Same here, buddy. I'm now 36, and have such a strong, deeply emotional attachment to the game, and Arthur's journey. My Dad and I bonded over the music of the game. So much so, I requested a UK radio station to play the 'House Building Song' when he underwent a cancer op and subsequent treatment a couple of years back. My Grandad passed away just after Christmas, and again, the music of this game makes me think of him, his foibles and his fight against dementia. I'll forever cherish this wonderful game.
I'm 41, married, have a 6yo son and just played this game for the first time, finished that scene a few hours ago. I balled like a child. All I want is for my kid to have a future in this spiraling world. Morgan did that for Jack. Arthur worked hard and was used and betrayed by the only father figure he had. Yet he still selflessly sacrificed himself for his people. I don't know why this has me feeling so bad.... it's "just a game" right?
Da W most games are better than all movies, movies dont have the time to devolop a character, shows on the other hand like TWD and GOT are unbetable, but this one beats my all time favorite the last of us by miles and comes real close to GOT in terms of quality, never understood why rockstar dont make a show
I had the ending spoiled pretty early on so I held off on finishing it. Finally played through chapter 6 last night and it broke me, it fucking broke me. X,D
RedWolf same. I got the game at Christmas and started playing in January. Only finished it 3 days ago and I knew what the ending would be and didn’t want to get there. A part of me wants to start again but I can’t go through Arthur’s death again lol
This is how a video game should be made. This will go down in history as the best video game that was ever made. Man, if only Rockstar actually listened to their fans and kept this game alive.
It's going to be a tough one to beat. If it's going to be Rockstar who do it, it'll have to be gta6, but still it would need to be absolutely epic to top rdr2.
My sister laughed at me when I cried during this part. Truth is, people who don't play and experience these games will never truly understand what it was like to play through moments like this.
Ryan I have this theory that characters that we see in movies/videogames/ ecc exists somewhere. Just like if who wrote the plot for this game actually listened to an inner voice, just like if who wrote stories is somewhere in touch with his characters. It’s pretty crazy but I really like to see it this way. It makes me feel good.
Bro I cried I'm not gonna lie like he was terminally sick, betrayed by his best friend, dumped by Mary and died not knowing if John made it out alive but regardless stared at the sun. It really inspired me to be better as a personne .
Multiplayer focused games are so empty, single player games are packed with emotions, so beautiful. I will ALWAYS prefer a good story rather than a multiplayer match.
They are but unfortunately the majority dont finish a game. Its later now but I remember reading an article on the topic of finishing a story game and they used this game as an example considering the length of it. It was around april when it was made so basically 6 months after red dead 2 came out and it was revealed that only 30% of red dead 2 owners had actually completed the story. I personally will always prefer story games, but it does make me sad to see that. Also because from my group of friends I was the only one at the time that finished the story while everyone else was just messing around in the map.
@@iceberg2466 I wish could go back to when I got the game for the first time on Xbox game pass and play it all over again. Too bad in a few months the game will go off of game pass..
Arthur inspired me to become a better person in life. I was already a regular guy who helps people, but Arthur taught me how to be even better. I owe my life to Arthur.
Sam Abbott this game’s been our for 2 years now. A day is 24 hours, 600 hours is 25 days. I don’t find that hard to believe but that’s still pretty long
People say the dishonorable ending makes more sense but it really doesn't. I got proof of this because the TB can kill you but can be cured if you take your life nice and easy but Arthur said he couldn't, he saved John and was attacked by Micah, even with his TB weakening his body over the course of Chapter 5-6, he fought Micah pretty good even with his body being severely weakened by the disease. The fight between the two made the TB stronger and progressed way faster and it killed Arthur. Micah was the cause of why the TB killed him way faster than sooner. So that can be John's redemption for Arthur.
@@zachsteele6964 I get it if your tryin to beat the game and I keeps showing you the cutscene, but I don’t get it when people play the game skip the cutscene then call the game trash.
This made my cry more than his actual death scene.. Such a sad song but so fitting to this sad moment when all we gamers knew it was his last peaceful ride on a horse.
When Arthur kneeled by his dying horse “Thank you” my heart broke into a million pieces. This wasn’t a video game. This was a piece of my heart. Thank you Rockstar.
Me to my horse in rdr2's ending: "Damn it, you were one of the worst horses I've ever had, and you ran away when you weren't supposed to, and loved to ram into trees, but gosh darn you are a good boah!" RIP Timmy, my longest living horse(also the horse I'm talking about, I got him at the beginning of the game, but then stabled him for Chester) RIP Chester, the 2rd horse I got, he also died before Timmy, he got killed during a gun fight with the lemoyne raiders I have Tamitha now, she's Timmy's mate, she is with John, I had her as Arthur but lost her, than found another female horse that looked like her, so I tamed her and pretended it was Timetha to keep my cannon timeline continuing
@@josh_the_alien i had found a black arabian in chapter 2 and i named him mikey we went trough all the missions togheter and when i saw him dead i was dang and it broke my heart
@@solitary2 it’s a really good quote tbh. Some people are corrupted by greed and they lose track of even basic morals in their pursuit of currency. It’s such a profound quote and it comes from assassins creed of all things lmao
@@4skintim962 assassins creed was philosophically in depth by exploring themes like epistemology and morality but now it is milked and doesn't have that philosophical core anymore. Other than origins and syndicate, ac4 is where the franchise ended for me
RDR2 wouldn't have been a good film, no matter how long you make it, you feel less attached to characters in films, rather than games, you require input to finish the story. In films you kick back relax then realise you unknowingly wasted £12...
I'm a 25 year old man and this brought me to tears... It made me think a lot on quite a few personal choice's I've made within my twenty five years on this Earth, losing Arthur is like losing a family member, a best friend... It took me a couple of months to complete his side though.
@@The0neWhoWa1ts I was 23(times flies, it feel liek it was yesterday) when I played this and acted in a similar way. I think Arthur story influenced my in a way that I can't really say...but I feel it's a good way. Some games have this power.
Same here. Even the same timeframe. I want to try to get my dad to play this. He loves westerns and the open country, and he grew up around rough-and-tumble people just like Arthur did, and just like Arthur he rose above that to become something better
@@tadhgbeanbradley He doesnt say it specifically, I cant remember which part exactly, But its during a mission, and you ride with hosea, And he says a line like "14?, Thats about the age we picked up young arthur here"
I just finished rdr2 with high honor to my poor sick arthur i couldnt help it seeing this amazing character proceed with more evil deeds while breathing his last air its how i felt what a character Arthur Morgan He DID
I swear I felt so many emotions just suddenly come bubbling up after watching his good honor ending on the mountain. It's like, I've experienced his journey with my own eyes (like I was right there with him) from a rough start to a tragic finish; watched him go from a ruthless outlaw/Dutch's enforcer who blindly followed orders because he'd do anything for his gang, to a man trying to make peace with the world after: "For the first time in my life, I'm faced with an enemy I can't see, or put a bullet into." / "I guess I...I'm afraid." (that line right there broke me; hearing someone like Arthur Morgan admit that). When he died, that build-up with him hearing everyone thank him and calling him a good man, it made me happy and sad at the same time, because he still viewed himself as "bad" despite everything he did for Redemption. But having *our* horse die (I loved that horse like a daughter), combined with him telling Dutch: "I gave you everything I had"? Like damn, man. I've NEVER cared for a video game protagonist like I cared for Arthur. For some people, the game that "broke" them was The Last of Us, or The Witcher 3. For me it was RDR2. And the funny part is that I disliked cowboys before this game; thought they were all pretty boring. Even now, the cowboys in this game are the only ones I've ever liked. Don't know how this didn't win GOTY.
"Thank you, feller. You know there ain't enough kindness in this world, that's for sure." That line breaks me the most. Just the fact that a completely random stranger is enough to speak to Arthur in his final moments is really special. We're all strangers to most people in this world, but just one act of kindness is enough to make a friend.
@Poop From completing one of the last debt collection missions, you come across a guy loading a wagon with supplies before he gets attacked. You help him fight off the attackers but his wagon goes up in flames and he then reveals his pregnant wife and Arthur feels like shit. You can either take the money he offers or refuse, and if you are honourable enough to refuse, he says that line to you before leaving.
I'm happy with how things turn at the end. I like John and Arthur equally and I'm glad it end like this for Arthur, this was his story now that he became a legend we can play with an old friend of ours
@@wasteman3259 Not true, I'm quite happy to play as John now. It's pretty annoying to have comments like "Thumbs up if you like Arthur more than John" as if John is living in the shadow of Arthur as opposed to him being his own person.
Yeah i do, dunno why but i do, sometimes i just feel i need to do this. Espessiely after im drunk. I even named my son Arthur. Artur in Polish, cuz im from Poland
Fun fact: just finished this game today after playing for 3 years with Arthur. I didn't finished it for 3 years because I know Arthur going to die in the game so I spent my 3 years playing with him, going around the map, rob a train, playing poker, doing side mission, greetings every npc I found, etc. It makes me cry when this scene coming because all those years I've been playing as him is going to end.
I know cause Arthur is someone you play as for a while and you get to be good or bad and I chose being good cause I mean fuck Pinkertons but they take you on a sad ride through the game like Lenny’s and hoseas death when I first saw them die I cried and I didn’t dare how low I was I kept shooting no matter what
I know it's a game, but there's a huge lesson here. It's never too late to do good. This will stick with me until death, I hope it sticks to you guys too.
@@rackydacky2660 I’m just not so obsessed with some pixels that is say it’s “apart of my life” and “I will never forget his name “ as if he is my family member.
When this song plays all you can do is reflect, this song suits this moment so well and was a great way to start the wrap up of arthurs story, the last moment of arthurs peace (depending on which ending you choose)
This was the last game I ever played with my dad. It came out right before his dementia robbed him of his last good moments. I remember him being absolutely stunned into silence by how beautiful it was. Once his disease became to much I didnt return to the game until his passing recently. My father was an addict for much of his life but got sober for his family and was a truly great man. Always carried his younger years with him. Suffice to say. Arthurs story truly kills me. Watching a man redeem himself. Watching a good man fade from a horrifying disease. Thank you Rockstar.
I played rdr2 first and then played rdr. John's death is so violent. It felt uglier to watch than Arthur's. Especially because he stood for so long after.
Funny how everyone were saying that Arthur was a bad character from the trailers and now here we all are crying over one of- if not the best character to ever grace gaming. God damn, I love this game - and Arthur! Edit: holy shit 3.3k likes?!
Finished the game over a week ago and still very alive resonating. I am very sad we lost Arthur. After a completing the whole game, I am sad even for John. Every listening of this song makes me cry
I hope rockstar comes back strong again with rdr3 they have got 2 solid games in the past for the red dead redemption franchise I hope they don’t screw rdr3 if it ever gets announced
I think this story is way heavier than a movie. In the movies, you watch the character for some hours, and you might fell touched. This game, you play it for days, weeks, months, then all that happens. Impossible not to cry.
Mano, eu zerei faz varios meses e eu penso em coisas da minha vida que o Arthur poderia ter feito diferente ate hj. É como se fosse alguem da minha familia, um cara que eu vi crescer e que eu me inspiro hj. ta loko. é o jogo da minha vida, até então
BayernMann so sad arthur couldn’t of just ran with mary. He would of probably lived then. Lived a happy life too until he died of old age with the love of his life. But i guess, he didn’t deserve that... :(
My fiancé passed away a month after I completed this game. She watched me play most of it and was really into it. This song definitely hits different. Miss you ❤️
Achievement unlocked
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Good one
@Android 2990 Version 2.0 undeadnightmare
Comment of the year👌
@Android 2990 Version 2.0 yup
Leedle Leedle Leedle Lee when I got that achievement it was like a punch in the gut
Have you ever thought about the fact that Arthur died on the top of a mountain while Dutch died at the bottom of one? Says everything.
Micah died on top of a mountain too.
@@ripvanwinkle9935 Yeah but there wasn't a sunset, he died in the snowy mountains, he got shot and his body will lie there forever.
@@grieferjesus3226 fuck micah
@@ripvanwinkle9935 Yeah I really hate him too...
Dutch may have fallen at the bottom of the mountain but the moment he shot the fucker he redeemed himself in my eyes
“Why are you crying? It’s just a game.”
The game:
My mother say to me this.....
@@rafael-pq9ty she just doesn't know
@@big_rebel1279 yes, she didn’t know video games, in their real form
@@rafael-pq9ty legit just hearing any song from a sad time in this game makes you sad rockstar just put so much effort into their games to make you so attached to a charechter its the only game to make me cry ever no other has ever gotten close except rdr1 but best game ever no matter what
@@big_rebel1279 true they do milk their games as shown by gta 5 but their games are always quality
I remember playing this mission and this song starting and going “oh. This is it.”
It’s such a fitting song for this scene. Especially for the people who’ve put time and effort playing as Arthur
I said *you were a good man*
I remember when i saw the tittle of the mision its the same title as the game and i was like no...
@@juanmillatopro8262 true, it felt different
I just recently played this for the first time and this whole ending hit nerves i never knew existed
This isn't even a game, it's an experience.
So true. Finished the main story today. For the second time. But this time it got me real. RIP Arthur. But you know what? I will play it for the third fourth so on. Cheers
peter jambor thomas I just finished it for the first time yesterday, definitely best game I’ve ever played hands down
That. Exactly.
@@peterjamborthomas570 I finished it last week for the first time ever. Don't see myself playing it again, but I guess it will take some time to be ready, right?
Stop it's a good game
Everyone wanted to play as John Marston in the beginning of the game but at the end of the game we all wanted to play as Arthur Morgan again
Its been a year since my first play through and I still get sad when I see stuff like this
I had only started playing in 2020 i knew all the deaths and his still hurt
@@big_rebel1279 i want Arthur back
@@big_rebel1279 i get emotional every time i replay a mision
I swear, the game felt so empty without Arthur. I never thought I’d feel weird playing as John because I loved RDR1
I will argue and say Arthur Morgan is the best character in rockstars history
In gaming history
Couldn’t agree more mister
Who will argue??
like Arthur would say "you're damn right buyoh ! "
And you're right
I am 40 years old man who has a wife and 5 children, i finished the game 5 years ago and still time to time get back to this video to feel that incredible emotions again. Love to all who is reading this. Peace brothers and sisters.
Same here, buddy. I'm now 36, and have such a strong, deeply emotional attachment to the game, and Arthur's journey. My Dad and I bonded over the music of the game. So much so, I requested a UK radio station to play the 'House Building Song' when he underwent a cancer op and subsequent treatment a couple of years back. My Grandad passed away just after Christmas, and again, the music of this game makes me think of him, his foibles and his fight against dementia. I'll forever cherish this wonderful game.
I wish you all the best man@@pacman_birthmark
I'm 41, married, have a 6yo son and just played this game for the first time, finished that scene a few hours ago. I balled like a child. All I want is for my kid to have a future in this spiraling world. Morgan did that for Jack. Arthur worked hard and was used and betrayed by the only father figure he had. Yet he still selflessly sacrificed himself for his people. I don't know why this has me feeling so bad.... it's "just a game" right?
And im 2 years old, no wife, no kids, and havent played rdr2 and i never cried
@@velocity7786 Because your a lowlife
This game was better than most movies
Hell yeah partner!
Absolutely.
Da W to be fair movies don’t have 60 hours to develop characters
Da W hell yeah
Da W most games are better than all movies, movies dont have the time to devolop a character, shows on the other hand like TWD and GOT are unbetable, but this one beats my all time favorite the last of us by miles and comes real close to GOT in terms of quality, never understood why rockstar dont make a show
"It ain't wrong being bad and starting to do good, what's wrong is good people starting to do bad things"
Matthews, Hosea ~ 1899
He really says this? :0 thats amazing
@@mansbestcomrade6315 he says this when lenny ask him if what they do is bad... is a random and rare(not much) conversation in the camp
That's deep
One of the reasons why Hosea's death hurts me a lot...
Number of likes on this comment you're welcome
I would give anything to play this game for the first time again...
I had the ending spoiled pretty early on so I held off on finishing it. Finally played through chapter 6 last night and it broke me, it fucking broke me. X,D
RedWolf same. I got the game at Christmas and started playing in January. Only finished it 3 days ago and I knew what the ending would be and didn’t want to get there. A part of me wants to start again but I can’t go through Arthur’s death again lol
This was my ending during my first playthrough and it made the experience 100x better
Same. I'd give anything in the world to replay this game without any knowledge and experience it again for the first time
That hit straight in the truth feels
This is how a video game should be made. This will go down in history as the best video game that was ever made. Man, if only Rockstar actually listened to their fans and kept this game alive.
It's going to be a VERY VERY long time until we get a game with this kind of quality ever again.
Facts
It's going to be a tough one to beat. If it's going to be Rockstar who do it, it'll have to be gta6, but still it would need to be absolutely epic to top rdr2.
Only rockstar can out do rockstar
@@CPMest81 Na it’ll have to be in like 2030 with rdr3
GTA 6 could beat this, but it would still be hard. I hope it will gace darker story like rdr2 and gta 4, 5 gave me barely any emotions
My sister laughed at me when I cried during this part. Truth is, people who don't play and experience these games will never truly understand what it was like to play through moments like this.
We all have Red Dead Depression
I'm sure if your Sister played the game, it would get to her
@@professionalgamer6522 it 100% would
Tell your sister to show some damn respect
pussy
@@railenherman6482 this does not mean much if they have not played this.
This would be much more powerful if they played it
I’ve never learned so much, from a man who doesn’t exist
Who knows maybe in another reality he's real.
Ryan I have this theory that characters that we see in movies/videogames/ ecc exists somewhere. Just like if who wrote the plot for this game actually listened to an inner voice, just like if who wrote stories is somewhere in touch with his characters. It’s pretty crazy but I really like to see it this way. It makes me feel good.
@@TheElessar98 i agree
Same fam
@@TheElessar98 that whould be good
I just finished the game tonight. 10.01.2024
This is the best story game I've ever played and Arthur is my favorite character in gaming history.
Ik hes up there with my favorites spyro and crash
Finished recently too and will do second run soon. I wish we see more games with great story and characters
08.02.2024
@@javaz4356 2-8-24
The year is 2024 now... are yall from the future 😮
Give it 20 years, I'll still remember Arthur Morgan. Rockstar created a legend.
Damn right Arthur will not be forgotten
@@x1evil599 it angers me when I think I’ll never get to play this game for the first time ever again
@@fionnmctigue9760Same here but we did get to experience it so that's good nough for me
Arthur and John.
Greatest protagonist in gaming history
If they told me I would have played again as John Marston I would have been very happy about it. Now I'm like, no way, give me Arthur back
I thought the same thing!
Same..
Yep
theres a reason that chapter is called the wheel
Right!!! Arthur was better story then john
Termanally Ill, on his way to certain death with his head held high and his pride even higher, what a man. What a character
dr snow Your comment made me surprisingly have even more respect for this scene than before
Be loyal to what matters!
@@omarelmohtady7706 oh yh uncle had it a lot worse, poor soul
And I finished him off
Micah Bell YOU RAT!!!
Bro I cried I'm not gonna lie like he was terminally sick, betrayed by his best friend, dumped by Mary and died not knowing if John made it out alive but regardless stared at the sun. It really inspired me to be better as a personne .
Dutch was more of a father to arthur but yea you right
OH HE DEFINITELY KNEW JOHN MADE IT OUT. He got his glorified and happy ending that he wanted for sure.
Multiplayer focused games are so empty, single player games are packed with emotions, so beautiful. I will ALWAYS prefer a good story rather than a multiplayer match.
100% Agreed
Best story in gaming history
@@Aaron-bg4hx definitely
They are but unfortunately the majority dont finish a game. Its later now but I remember reading an article on the topic of finishing a story game and they used this game as an example considering the length of it. It was around april when it was made so basically 6 months after red dead 2 came out and it was revealed that only 30% of red dead 2 owners had actually completed the story. I personally will always prefer story games, but it does make me sad to see that. Also because from my group of friends I was the only one at the time that finished the story while everyone else was just messing around in the map.
@@israelruiz8706 yea kinda depressing tbh
I cried like a bitch in that scene, not every game does that...
Yea true😂
only rockstar games can do it
I have only cried twice at a game johns death in read dead 1 and Arthur in read dead 2
@@iceberg2466 I wish could go back to when I got the game for the first time on Xbox game pass and play it all over again. Too bad in a few months the game will go off of game pass..
I’ve played so many games in my life. Amazing games but this one takes it as the best ever.
John : well, what about loyalty ?
Arthur : be loyal to what matters
Arthur inspired me to become a better person in life. I was already a regular guy who helps people, but Arthur taught me how to be even better. I owe my life to Arthur.
after spending probably 80 hours playing as Arthur, this broke me. He’s so charismatic. It’s like a friend dying
It was about 200 hours for me
It was about 600 hours for me
Elliot E I adore this game, but how the hell do you put 600 hours into it? Do you not have a job or what?
4 weeks for me
Sam Abbott this game’s been our for 2 years now. A day is 24 hours, 600 hours is 25 days. I don’t find that hard to believe but that’s still pretty long
Who else cried during this scene?
GTA 5 is not sad rdr2 is sad
I teared a little bit in the end I cried
Me :(
The most I’ve ever cried in a game
I wasn’t crying, YOU were crying! 😢
Lived a criminal life...
Died being a hero.
His character felt so real.
feels like we lost a real life brother.
Choosing to save his friend over money is the most heroic thing to do. Fits Arthur perfectly.
In fact if you don't take a choise Arthur will go with John
He's not choosing money in that other ending. He's choosing revenge
Anyone else notice that both Arthur and John’s death came after putting Abigail on a horse and sending her to safety?
Goddamn Abigail caused all this. The darn traitor!
@@Cazammaf all they had to do was have faith and follow the goddamn plan
Arthur’s came after setting John to safety
People say the dishonorable ending makes more sense but it really doesn't. I got proof of this because the TB can kill you but can be cured if you take your life nice and easy but Arthur said he couldn't, he saved John and was attacked by Micah, even with his TB weakening his body over the course of Chapter 5-6, he fought Micah pretty good even with his body being severely weakened by the disease. The fight between the two made the TB stronger and progressed way faster and it killed Arthur. Micah was the cause of why the TB killed him way faster than sooner. So that can be John's redemption for Arthur.
Fucking witch.
Me watching RDR2 trailers: Who the hell is this guy, give us Marston back.
Me after completing the game: My God, this is the best character ever made.
Best character?
@@DeutscherPatrick exactly, the best character ever made
@@mmm8494 Its alright if you think so but I can’t believe it.
He is a brilliant character but not even on my top 500
I reckon.
My exact feelings
Rdr2 has taught me not to skip cut scenes.
Agree
Why would you ever skip cutscenes in the first place?
I believe it is required to skip some for a certain mission to get gold but I can’t remember which one tho
@@yoki1625 in some games the are extremely trash and annoying
@@zachsteele6964 I get it if your tryin to beat the game and I keeps showing you the cutscene, but I don’t get it when people play the game skip the cutscene then call the game trash.
This made my cry more than his actual death scene.. Such a sad song but so fitting to this sad moment when all we gamers knew it was his last peaceful ride on a horse.
Bro same, because all scenes is the past missions😭😭
When Arthur kneeled by his dying horse “Thank you” my heart broke into a million pieces. This wasn’t a video game. This was a piece of my heart. Thank you Rockstar.
Me to my horse in rdr2's ending:
"Damn it, you were one of the worst horses I've ever had, and you ran away when you weren't supposed to, and loved to ram into trees, but gosh darn you are a good boah!"
RIP Timmy, my longest living horse(also the horse I'm talking about, I got him at the beginning of the game, but then stabled him for Chester)
RIP Chester, the 2rd horse I got, he also died before Timmy, he got killed during a gun fight with the lemoyne raiders
I have Tamitha now, she's Timmy's mate, she is with John, I had her as Arthur but lost her, than found another female horse that looked like her, so I tamed her and pretended it was Timetha to keep my cannon timeline continuing
I think Rockstar shared their life stories and unhappiness in this game.
@@josh_the_alien i had found a black arabian in chapter 2 and i named him mikey we went trough all the missions togheter and when i saw him dead i was dang and it broke my heart
My horse was Buell :(
@@igortester9103 Mine too. He was a good boah.
"In a world without gold, we might've been heroes."
people don't realize how crazy that quote is
@@solitary2 it’s a really good quote tbh. Some people are corrupted by greed and they lose track of even basic morals in their pursuit of currency. It’s such a profound quote and it comes from assassins creed of all things lmao
@@4skintim962 Black Flag at that
Assassins Creed Black Flag…
@@4skintim962 assassins creed was philosophically in depth by exploring themes like epistemology and morality but now it is milked and doesn't have that philosophical core anymore. Other than origins and syndicate, ac4 is where the franchise ended for me
Red Dead Redemption 2 is better than a movie
RDR2 is just a playable movie. The story telling is as if it came from a darker disney film like Pirates of the caribbean but better
RIVARAPTOR nah I think it’s more like a Quentin Tarantino film. The dudes at Rockstar are HIGHLY inspired by his work.
PunkTunes oh, true. Especially with the story about vengeance
RDR2 wouldn't have been a good film, no matter how long you make it, you feel less attached to characters in films, rather than games, you require input to finish the story. In films you kick back relax then realise you unknowingly wasted £12...
*than any movie
I think the saddest part of Arthur’s story is that he never thought he was ever good enough. He always thought there was nothing good in his heart.
Bro i really loved arthur
Diego Moreno bro
me too bro
no homo, bro
TheBadWolf broooooo
@@csgocheatersaregayxd4616 Bro...?
"There's a good man within you. But he is wrestling with a giant." And the good man finally won.
😭
That sentence hit me so hard😭
I was reading this as i heard the line
"I already won"
My eyes...
I'm a full grown man cried like a child on this scene...
I'm a 25 year old man and this brought me to tears... It made me think a lot on quite a few personal choice's I've made within my twenty five years on this Earth, losing Arthur is like losing a family member, a best friend...
It took me a couple of months to complete his side though.
And that’s ok
@@The0neWhoWa1ts I was 23(times flies, it feel liek it was yesterday) when I played this and acted in a similar way. I think Arthur story influenced my in a way that I can't really say...but I feel it's a good way. Some games have this power.
If u didn't cry here ur not human
MANLY TEARS OF POWER
It's been almost a year since I complete the game. And this scene still makes me cry every single time
Same here. Even the same timeframe. I want to try to get my dad to play this. He loves westerns and the open country, and he grew up around rough-and-tumble people just like Arthur did, and just like Arthur he rose above that to become something better
@@Tra5h_boat6368did he start?
Basically your getting one of the best movies ever with interaction for $60
With a play time of over 60 hrs
@@tim7448 more like a TV series
SHOAR
Not only is it better than a movie, but it's less than 1$ per hour + 1-2 extra replays, and exploration
Screw Hollywood games are the way forward
I have learned so much from a man who doesn’t exist. 😢
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Dude same.
He exist in your heart and thats the important.
Nobody is perfect, it’s never too late.
@Pretty Daisy but
Still miss him. We didn't just lose a character, we lost a hero.
Arthur reminded me of my grandpa so whenever he died it felt like I lost by grandpa all over again
@@kennymccormick9973 R.I.P 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
@@kennymccormick9973 RIP GRANDPA🙏🏽🙏🏽
@@kennymccormick9973
Rest In Peace both your grandfather and Arthur Morgan
@@kennymccormick9973 damn thats sad
RDR 2 isnt a game, its a story that makes you feel something
THIS IS WHERE THE REAL MEN CRY
R.I.P Arthur Morgan ❤
I agree
My dad had to do this bit I gave up fr
I am not ashamed to say, that as a man, I cried at Arthur's ending!
Even women
True
it's amazing that 1 simple horseriding cutscene has the ability to reduce me to tears
It's the music
Yeah
it totally is @@lewisjohnston7077
@@lewisjohnston7077for sure so fucking perfect
@@lewisjohnston7077That, and the realization that it's Arthur's last ride.
"You know, all that mattered to me was loyalty."
"It's all I ever believed in."
Arthur Morgan - 1863-1899
xvxvcaspervxvx Damn, I didn’t know he died at the age of 36.
@@the-expertstreetb-racer5832
In the game Arthur mentioned he was 16 when Dutch finds him and that he has been in the gang for 20 years.
@@xvxvcaspervxvx actually hes 14 when they find him.
At what point in the game did Arthur say that? I’d like to know so I can rewatch it. Cheers
@@tadhgbeanbradley He doesnt say it specifically, I cant remember which part exactly, But its during a mission, and you ride with hosea, And he says a line like "14?, Thats about the age we picked up young arthur here"
Man... What a great adventure we had together. That is a real man, fellers.
At least Arthur gets to reunite with his wife and kid
Joey Gullickson Bruh I was crying at this scene but this comment just makes me cry even more 😭
@Michelle Ferguson oh yeah forgot he has a baby momma
@Michelle Ferguson so what people find hope in fictional characters such example is God
They weren't married sorry for ruining the vibe
😭😭😭😭😭
It’s sad because he thinks he’s a bad guy but on his last ride he here’s voices of people calling him a good man
Buddy u had high honor.
He died still believing he was a bad man :(
But Now I Know I Died A Good Man.
Well the player made him kill thousands of people lol
@@TheRealS8tn 🤧🤧🤧🤧🤧🤧💔
I can’t be the only one who thought the most emotional part of this is when he pulled out his original hat
Yea I thought that. And I always made John wear it too.
It's legendary
PEA SZN you ain’t the only one I died when that happened
Pesterated yea I always played with the original too
I didn't wear it for a looooong time. When I saw it come out of the satchel, I was done...
I've never been moved to tears by a games story before. This story was just so damn good.
Dutches parents: Hes gonna say his first word!
Dutch: Plan.
Hey
Have some coddam faith mother
Faith
TAHITI
Dutch: p-p.. p..
Dutch's father: he's going to say papa!
Dutch:PlAn (voice crack)
Arthur is a character that single handedly inspired me to be a better person. I love him so much.
He embodies selflessness and bravery. I'm glad you are able to see that.. To be strong, is to be weak but to see yourself as you truly are..
Me too😢❤
Same here brother
so how's that going, amogsus?
Same man. Same. I agree.
"Maybe it's a sign, Arthur. Try.....try to do the good thing"
He tried.
In the end, he did
He did
No.....He *DID*
Despite his best efforts to the contrary, it turns out.... he won.
I just finished rdr2 with high honor to my poor sick arthur i couldnt help it seeing this amazing character proceed with more evil deeds while breathing his last air its how i felt what a character Arthur Morgan
He DID
Song: starts
Me: tears
Returning players: I don’t want this fool we want John.
Players at the end of the game: I don’t want this fool we want Arthur.
Arthur→→→→→→→→→any known fictional character
Rdr3 be like I don't want to play as Arthur I want to play as Davey
@@mariomorgan6083 I don't want to play as arthur I want to play as arthur's horse
I didn’t complain about Arthur when I first played as him I just said where’s John? And after playing chapeter 1 I liked Arthur
@Kiro XDEM it is
I will always remember Arthur as someone who says "vamos" to a bunch of germans
Isn’t the real word vamanos or something(I know I prolly spelled it wrong)
@@brandycook2191 yeah but it's spanish and the guys were germans xd
😂😂😂 he's uneducated he wouldn't know
@@brandycook2191 hey some kid in Spanish 3 here pretty sure vamos is a real word
Wasn’t it when he was saving that family that owned a gold business
When Arthur Morgan died, it was like I had lost a family member. I have never felt so close to a protagonist in any game that i’ve played
I felt it too. He was like a big brother I never had. Watching him die was pure torture.
ARRUABARRENA GIRÓN URKO I did
Deniz Erdoğan I know.... I'm still not over it
@@kozukioden3050 you say the true word"Arthur is the big brother that we never had"i think the same things...
I swear I felt so many emotions just suddenly come bubbling up after watching his good honor ending on the mountain. It's like, I've experienced his journey with my own eyes (like I was right there with him) from a rough start to a tragic finish; watched him go from a ruthless outlaw/Dutch's enforcer who blindly followed orders because he'd do anything for his gang, to a man trying to make peace with the world after: "For the first time in my life, I'm faced with an enemy I can't see, or put a bullet into." / "I guess I...I'm afraid." (that line right there broke me; hearing someone like Arthur Morgan admit that). When he died, that build-up with him hearing everyone thank him and calling him a good man, it made me happy and sad at the same time, because he still viewed himself as "bad" despite everything he did for Redemption. But having *our* horse die (I loved that horse like a daughter), combined with him telling Dutch: "I gave you everything I had"? Like damn, man. I've NEVER cared for a video game protagonist like I cared for Arthur.
For some people, the game that "broke" them was The Last of Us, or The Witcher 3. For me it was RDR2. And the funny part is that I disliked cowboys before this game; thought they were all pretty boring. Even now, the cowboys in this game are the only ones I've ever liked. Don't know how this didn't win GOTY.
The saddest part about this whole thing is there will be billions of people who never ever see this story or character....
"Thank you, feller. You know there ain't enough kindness in this world, that's for sure."
That line breaks me the most. Just the fact that a completely random stranger is enough to speak to Arthur in his final moments is really special. We're all strangers to most people in this world, but just one act of kindness is enough to make a friend.
@Poop From completing one of the last debt collection missions, you come across a guy loading a wagon with supplies before he gets attacked. You help him fight off the attackers but his wagon goes up in flames and he then reveals his pregnant wife and Arthur feels like shit. You can either take the money he offers or refuse, and if you are honourable enough to refuse, he says that line to you before leaving.
Wadayatalkingbeet
“There’s a good man within you, but he is wrestling with a giant”.
I love that Arthur remembers that in his final moments; I remembered that mission immediately because that line is so well-written and delivered
For me it was the Jimmy Brooks line for some reason.
"You saved my life. You're a good man"
Inmediately after hearing that i started tearing up.
“Im Afraid”
Arthur Morgan - 1899
He didnt say sister, It was just "Im Afraid. "
@@flame2373 Got em'
IMissAllMyShots my path is comin to an end reverend
LORD H E A D A S S I Know Son. I know.
Best character in the game
Nothing is difficult in this game
Except holding x in this part.
True that man true that 😭😭😭😭😭
On Xbox A is the one you hold
You just wanna spin around and get the hell outta there to tahiti
"that's the way it is"
I was mashing it becuase I wanted to go and murder Micah
This whole sequence was an absolute assault on my emotions that stuck with me for a very long time. No game hit like this one did.
Bought a game about a gang of outlaws in the old west, turned out to be the most spiritual experience in recent times. Only Rockstar can do this
Not really this is the first really good and emotional game Rockstar ever made apart from rdr1 and not even
@Roy Vice imagin a telltale game made by rockstar
This 🙏
@Roy Vice well said.
Next time you hear someone say “video games cause violence” show them this
Thanks Bro
*proceeds to shoot micah in the face 12 times*
It causes tears
@@drewmanning4783 that's just doing the right thing
it does make you look on life in a totally new way and hunt the bad people but save the good. rest in peace Arthur Morgan
Before RDR2 released : We want John !
After : We want Arthur !
Ali Abu now no one wants John lmao
That’s honestly me at the beginning I was mad I wasn’t John then I was mad I was John after I grew attached to him
I miss Arthur so much 😔
I'm happy with how things turn at the end. I like John and Arthur equally and I'm glad it end like this for Arthur, this was his story now that he became a legend we can play with an old friend of ours
@@wasteman3259 Not true, I'm quite happy to play as John now. It's pretty annoying to have comments like "Thumbs up if you like Arthur more than John" as if John is living in the shadow of Arthur as opposed to him being his own person.
it doesn't matter how many times I replay this game this moment never fails to break me into tears
Anyone just watches this every few months just to cry their eyes off again?
Yeah i do, dunno why but i do, sometimes i just feel i need to do this. Espessiely after im drunk. I even named my son Arthur. Artur in Polish, cuz im from Poland
Me
Yeah same. I feel like I can't ever forget RDR2 for the rest of my life
Anyone who has never played this Game before will never understand how much pain this 3 minute video causes us…I still cry and it’s been years…
Same here brother
Fun fact: just finished this game today after playing for 3 years with Arthur. I didn't finished it for 3 years because I know Arthur going to die in the game so I spent my 3 years playing with him, going around the map, rob a train, playing poker, doing side mission, greetings every npc I found, etc. It makes me cry when this scene coming because all those years I've been playing as him is going to end.
If you ask me stick in chapter 3 before Sean's death
@@englishpatriot545 Chapter 2 and never rescue Micah
Holy, that's a long time my boah
@@gyall6781 😂
@@gyall6781 He is a time traveller
2:15 "Thank you, feller" "you know, there ain't enough kindness in this world, that's for sure"
Break my heart
He don't know nothing about kindness.
He aint wrong
It's sad cause it's true that's why I live my life being kind and Arthur taught me in this game it's never to late to change your life.
It always tears me up
I read this the second ot said it in the video
I'm 52 years old, and every time I hear those first notes, 😭
Im not dead I'm just hiding in Tahiti
We all wish that were true but you dont have to lie to us. Thanks for trying to cheer us up ghost of Arthur.
@Pisti Geiger u have a plan
Yeahhh imma say that’s not true lol
@Pisti Geiger i have
How's the mango business going over there boah?
Arthur reminds us all of our selves. An ass, a hero, a jerk, an idol, a loser, a friend... Most importantly a friend.
A brother
A son
A family
A mentor
A Inspiration
I gave you all I had ):
I did. John made it. He's the only one.
:(
The rest of us no
@@2099_Miguel May I?
Fu** Dutch
Arthur Morgan howdy fellah
I’ve never connected with a video game character on this level. What an amazing story. RIP Arthur
I know right
Nor me either
I’ll be the one in 2040 looking at this video and sobbing my heart out.
Go Play The Walking Dead First Season
I know cause Arthur is someone you play as for a while and you get to be good or bad and I chose being good cause I mean fuck Pinkertons but they take you on a sad ride through the game like Lenny’s and hoseas death when I first saw them die I cried and I didn’t dare how low I was I kept shooting no matter what
I killed Micah while i was wearing Arthurs hat.
Same
Fn hell same!
If u didnt wear arthurs throughout the entire game u might as well uninstall
Fuck Micah, dudes the king Joffery of video games.
Honestly I don't think I've every truly disliked a character in a game like I did Micah
@@bigrick3267 thats a sign rockstar did a great job with him
"There's a good man within you... But he is wrestling with a giant.". This always hit me so hard.
To me it was “you saved my life… you’re a good man. Thank you feller you know there ain’t enough kindness in this world that’s for sure” 😢
Because we are all wrestling with a giant of our own.
@@chrisrogersmithamen brother
Reminds me of my struggle with alcoholism
@@juancarlosmendieta8206 that part made me emotional when it happened
Most emotional moment in a video game i ever experienced
I know it's a game, but there's a huge lesson here. It's never too late to do good. This will stick with me until death, I hope it sticks to you guys too.
Bruhhh...
Bruhhh
You're right my man, this is a lesson I feel everyone can learn from
The lesson I learned from red dead is: do it for the money 💰 🤑
Obito can confirm
The beautiful and sad part about this scene is he knows he's going to die but he rides towards his death willingly
metal
@@Skinner0527 A good reference to the falsity of friendship and brotherhood that does not exist today...
@@Skinner0527 Actually, he didn't knew John was still alive at this point. He's just going to confront them, and tell everyone Micah is the rat.
@@nikhildixit5551 no spoilers plz
@@aetherian31 Why would you even look at this video if you haven't played it?
Arthur is now a part of my life, i will never forget his name, and the time i spent playing him, easily the best written character of all time
Jesus chill due lmao
lol i was about to cry
(i never cry for movies or video games)
you weren't playing him, you were on a journey with him
@@drasticturnip358 you either haven’t played the game or just wasn’t invested
@@rackydacky2660 I’m just not so obsessed with some pixels that is say it’s “apart of my life” and “I will never forget his name “ as if he is my family member.
When this song plays all you can do is reflect, this song suits this moment so well and was a great way to start the wrap up of arthurs story, the last moment of arthurs peace (depending on which ending you choose)
“We are thieves in a world that don’t want us no more”
-Morgan , Arthur - 1899
Why is it switched around
@@tracyrae4854 I'm asking the same question
today thieves are same people who wants Dutch´s gang dead in that time
@@frantacermak2532 Wrong
@@l3gtk1la3 no true
This was the last game I ever played with my dad. It came out right before his dementia robbed him of his last good moments. I remember him being absolutely stunned into silence by how beautiful it was. Once his disease became to much I didnt return to the game until his passing recently. My father was an addict for much of his life but got sober for his family and was a truly great man. Always carried his younger years with him. Suffice to say. Arthurs story truly kills me. Watching a man redeem himself. Watching a good man fade from a horrifying disease. Thank you Rockstar.
I’m so sorry
😔😭 so sorry
I'm sorry
May he rest in peace. All my condolences.
Fake you just saying that to get likes
I was upset when John died but watching Arthur die was pure torture.
True.
I cried during 1 hour when I finish this mission.
True my friend. I just finished this a week ago and I'm still sad whenever it comes to my mind or I see the shortcut on my desktop.
Horse dying hurted me more
I played rdr2 first and then played rdr. John's death is so violent. It felt uglier to watch than Arthur's. Especially because he stood for so long after.
Anyone in 2024😢 I finished chapter 6 a few days ago. Still not over it. It was like losing a good friend.
Where girls cried: titanic
Where boys cried: avengers endgame
Where men cried: Arthur's last ride
Frick the titanic, Arthur’s last ride was the saddest thing ive ever experienced
@@hithere8155 hell yeah! Definitely!
Where gods cried: Cains death
Blaze itz or when your horse dies😔✊
@@ardouspuppy goddammit micah
Funny how everyone were saying that Arthur was a bad character from the trailers and now here we all are crying over one of- if not the best character to ever grace gaming. God damn, I love this game - and Arthur!
Edit: holy shit 3.3k likes?!
I knew ever since the 2nd trailer that I was gonna like Arthur more.
@kai9755 - Amen.
I come back for RDR3
Arthur Morgan I’m pretty sure it’s gonna be Charles man
@@willvermillion1025 or jack
One of the finest characters to ever grace a screen, not just in gaming, but everywhere and anywhere.
I agree he's a nice character but that's an overstatement. He doesn't have enough backstory compared to some movie characters
David Jared LoL u destroyed him
@David Jared did he said Hollywood?
John is better
it's almost strue but stating he is the finest character is false
Finished the game over a week ago and still very alive resonating.
I am very sad we lost Arthur.
After a completing the whole game, I am sad even for John.
Every listening of this song makes me cry
This isn't a game, it's art.
It'll take at least another 20 years til we get another game like this one
Not just art..masterpiece
I hope rockstar comes back strong again with rdr3 they have got 2 solid games in the past for the red dead redemption franchise I hope they don’t screw rdr3 if it ever gets announced
Why can’t it be both?
Rdr3 should be about Dutch as the protagonist, with gameplay utilizing Arther and other camp members to strategize Dutch's goals
I think this story is way heavier than a movie. In the movies, you watch the character for some hours, and you might fell touched. This game, you play it for days, weeks, months, then all that happens. Impossible not to cry.
RDR2 is written like a book
I played this game for 3 years, and damn...
Mano, eu zerei faz varios meses e eu penso em coisas da minha vida que o Arthur poderia ter feito diferente ate hj. É como se fosse alguem da minha familia, um cara que eu vi crescer e que eu me inspiro hj. ta loko. é o jogo da minha vida, até então
The fact that you literally are that character since you control him contributes so much to this.
yes sir.
“There’s a good man within you, but he’s wrestling with a giant.” God that hit me so deep it made me cry.
The part that really hit me was the "There ain't enough kindness in this world thats for sure."
BayernMann so sad arthur couldn’t of just ran with mary. He would of probably lived then. Lived a happy life too until he died of old age with the love of his life. But i guess, he didn’t deserve that... :(
@@MasterGamer4Eva and thats the truth for the modern day
@@Buccaneer-Bianco Thats truth for all of human history. The only time theres kindness is when there is a tragedy with many deaths.
@@MasterGamer4Eva yep God this game got many watching this every day😂😂😭Non gamers dont get how this can be a huge impact on some humans
The emptiness after completing the game. Realising there's no Arthur Morgan in the rrd2 world anymore.
Arthur died so Charles, the Marstons, Sadie, Tilly, Mary Beth, and Uncle could live. And even Pearson.
@@MikeGoesBadaBoom I think I saw you on a reddit post sir
I completed the game in January. I still miss him.
I still feel like he was real
He was, in our heart
Just finished this past weekend, still reeling from the loss. RIP
Me too dude i finished the game in december 2018 and everytime i hear this song i nearly start crying 🙁
I Feel The Same
I finished in November and I still miss him :'(
RDR1: "Nothing will ever make gamers cry the way my ending with the song 'Deadman's Gun' did."
RDR2: "Hold my beer."
*whiskey
I know right
Toxic Trooper that’s my boy
@@theboos5852 guarma rum
Only the prequel to RDR will
My fiancé passed away a month after I completed this game. She watched me play most of it and was really into it. This song definitely hits different. Miss you ❤️
May her soul rest in peace.
Rest in Peace brother. Her spirit still lives on in everything she loved, you.
Hearing this literally made me cry... I'm so sorry... May God bless you and her soul. 💕
This made my throat lump up.. I’m sorry man. I don’t know why life has to hurt so much. 😕❤️
My condolences.
What a moment 😢 6 years before i pass this mission
Arthur at the beginning of the game: how bad ass we think we are.
Arthur at the end of the game: how good we hope we’ll be.