Kyle TheSesquipedalian probably because of the fall of western traditions and ways. No more outlaws and cowboys/gunslingers to trike the west by the 1890’s.
@Sassy The Sasquatch jack's bit took place in 1914 I'm 99% sure, I think in a newspaper you can buy while playing as jack it even mentions something about ww1 starting or tensions rising or something like that and obviously ww1 started in 1914
@@Joe-el2wx He only feels like a real person if you play him the "good way" in my opinion. If you do what I did on my 2nd playthrough and just kill everyone, it becomes harder to sympathize.
ambient music is under rated, it is always playing at the back of your mind and you sub consciously remember it and never take notice of it until you search for that piece of ambient music, and it just sends chills right down your spine and brings back some of the greatest memories, Red Dead Redemption done this perfectly, as I hear the ambient music after 7 years of playing it back in 2011, it is just amazing and makes you want to go back to the good old days.
Completely agree with you I have a lot of good feeling with the music of red dead redemption operator 1 the rdr 2 ost and more adapt to the mountainous rim I find and the soundtrack and as well adapted to the games I find music successful opinion staff
@@cobbysfuneral truly. I was riding at night and saw a hanging corpse and thought " that's terrible, we're not even in the south anymore " so I shot him down out of respect and went to see if he was important or a rare encounter and I heard grass crunching under me to reveal m some Murfree Brood. I thought " oh fuck! I knew it!" I killed them all with the pump action except the last one which I threw the viking axe at. This played directly after that and Aurther just sighed and sayed "Shit." Edit: spelling
This game changed my life and I haven't felt this way about a video game since GTA 3 in 2001. I still haven't bought another game since. It helped me remember how much I love nature, so I took hiking outdoors to the next level. I finished this summer climbing mountain peaks. It also got me very into history and now studying centuries beyond the 1800s. The experience is still going today.
Anyone else ever just like.. Ride/Walk around Ingame, just enjoying the Sounds and literally just not care but to listen to the Sounds and Music ingame and calm down for a while or... Is it just me?
I once met a man who was missing the entirety of the left side of his body. I tried for several minutes not to say what was in my head. But, in the end, all I could say was; "You're alright boah".
100% agreed. This is the only game I still actively play with the same level of enjoyment as when it first came out. Only once has this happened to me before, which was with the first Red Dead game. That's why I think RDR2 is the best game ever made.
@@fatherboris1755 It's not perfect but its definitely better than any open-world game in terms of how they react and how interactive they are, Most Open-Games always fail at this except Skyrim or legend of zelda
Breath of the wild is one of the least interactive games I have ever played...NPCs have no character to them, there's only a small handful of enemy types, combat is unrewarding and boring and there's no sense of accomplishment in finding or doing anything because every reward is the same -- another weapon you will just break in fifteen minutes.
Spoilers: I could not play the game after Arthur’s death I got really attached took me a day or two to come back and play the epilogue. I think we can all agree on this am I right?
@@cameronreed4476 Nah, i just didnt want Jamison, my american standardbred palomino dopple that ive had since chapter 2, to die. and when he did take that bullet, I cried bro. I cried.
This was the solo guitar I was looking for! It's so peaceful and relaxing. Just riding your horse through the forests and hills and hearing this. Arthur definitely enjoyed the outdoors and his time was well spent in peaceful, reflective solitude.
Like Arthur once said He couldn't imagine hinself not being on the back of a horse riding through the wilderness Imagining that actually makes me think Arthurs life must've been beautiful just for that
I know this might sound stupid but rdr2 inspired me to be a better person and enjoy the present no matter the circumstances. It also taught me to be more kind to strangers and to look for happiness within rather than in others or material possessions, but also this makes me sad because there isn't much kindness left and people are becoming more fake and cynical than ever which makes it hard to stay positive, I've been a loner my whole life and I speak very little compared to most people but I try to speak in actions rather than speak in words if that even makes sense, I sometimes struggle to keep this up but it's all worth it if it brings a little more kindness back to the world. I don't expect anyone to read these incoherent ramblings but in case you did thanks for your attention.
These actions of yours will forever be remembered by those you've shared your kindness to. RDR2 has given me the same sort of feeling. Appreciate the life you have now, for it can change the very next day. You have a good head on your shoulders. Keep your head held high and stay strong. The right people will always appreciate your good will. Stay well and always love those close to you. Much love, friend!
As Arthur, I'd love to just go away to the mountains and do some exploring, hunting and fishing, to take his mind off the problems that the gang was facing. As John, I'd love to do the same to get away from Uncle whining about his lumbago
Honestly, I can’t wait for the summer when my country gets warmer. I’m gonna sit on some grass in the sun, play this on speaker, close my eyes and smoke a fat one.
@@geraldorivia7153 Fable had a great story, good mechanics, overall just a very rewarding game. if it was one of the first times I actually felt so invested into the character and his story. Not only that but for me it was my first time actually making very crucial decisions in the game.
@@Socks170 What did you think of the ending? I just played it for the first time this year and I was really disappointed. I agree that for the majority of the game your choices are rewarded but that ending just ruined it imo. Either way, we all have that game that got us into RPG's (mine was Skyrim), it's always interesting to hear what others first RPG was.
I wish there was a random time stamp where Arthur gallops through and antagonizes someone. “Howdy” “Hey there mister” “Who let the fool outta the asylum?” “That’s no-“ “I’M TALKIN!” “Leave me alone!!” “Go find a skirt to hide under!!”
I have played the game on August and I am feeling nostalgic about this game, remember when I use to pick up plants, ride my horse, go to town, go to the unknown places. Rdr2 was my home this may seem like a joke to you but this is truly how I felt. Its like experiencing another life Arthur was someone very close to me. This nostalgia is too strong for me I cant handle it.
It's crazy getting nostalgic over a game that's just 2 years old but it's true, the first few months it was out I was totally immersed in it. I'm playing through it again now but the first time you play it can't be beaten
The sound of the elk in the background and the wind blowing the leaves, the birds chirping, this is the sound that makes this game come to life..I hear this and feel envious of my character as he rides his horse through big valley.. Trying to take in the surroundings.. Then some aSshole griefers come by and start harassing me for no reason.. My character feeds them to the grizzly bears... O sorry my character woke up from his dreaming.
Yeah its fun to just ride around and fish, or look at stuff with your binoculars. Or just say "that place looks cool" and go there, like the top of a hill or something.
I remember just listening to this ambience and looking at abandoned places. The little shacks, the abandoned indian resorvation, that little town with gold in the sheriffs building.... just going to those places with ambient music playing makes you feel some way. You feel the scene to, the loneliness. And its almost like you get a glimpse of what life used to be like in those abandoned places.
I'll never forget the first moment I heard these guitar strums as I just explored the northernmost forest regions on my first playthrough of this game. It was like magic! That was one the moments I knew the wait for this game was worth it and will be among my most favourite video games!
@m kg a lot of people do that for some reason. The story in gta 5 and especially gta 4 were pretty phenomenal imo. Its just that GTA has more pacing issues than rdr. Other than that, the cutscenes, dialogue and gunplay in gta 5 are all on par with rdr2. GTA 6 is gonna be something special
@@majik5194 I disagree, stories of Gta5 and Rdr1 feel compact and focused, while rdr2 story feels like its dragging on a bit when you reach Ch.6, which is the same issue with Gta4, so I'd say both have some pacing issues, but the interactivity and variety of environments in the world of Rdr2 make it feel a lot more dynamic and deep which makes people believe it is better, when in reality Gta games can be as much enjoyable but its just a little bit more casual experience.
greatest game of all time. nothing will ever compare to this game . most personal game for me , down to the world, the score, the characters. flawless .
I don't know how, but the ambience in this game carries a huge sense of "a land that was once freedom and wilderness. Gone now." It some how *sounds* like a bygone era
When I watched this I knew that the video wasn’t real life but it just seems so real... Thanks RockStar for making my dreams come true and thank you for this beautiful music.
Arthur Morgan is the only protagonist I genuinely care for when playing. Usually in a game I wouldn’t care about eating, sleeping or bathing if neglecting those mechanics doesn’t kill me. But when I noticed dirty Arthur was, I went to go find somewhere I could take a bath. When he looks tired, I let him eat and sleep. I probably wouldn’t prioritize those mechanics in any other game.
RDR2 - My first ever AAA game on my recent RTX computer. Over 230 hours to fully complete it, and one if not the most beautiful game I have ever played and witnessed till now. This bring me back very good memories, when I was hunting all the animals and doing hunting missions, such a calm nature vibe, makes me wish to go live in the forest, far from society and the loud noise. Can't believe this game is from 2018, 4 years ago!
when I was grinding away to platinum the game a few years ago I would find myself sitting on top of one of these hills bird spotting to try to catalogue the rare birds, and this peaceful scene had me not wanting to leave
I'm still coming back to this. Thinking of the old days and missing riding for hours with arthur through the countryside. Looking forward all day just to turn on the playstation to dive into the world and feel like an outlaw for a few hours. Now I'm sitting here remembering the good times, and I'm just happy to have experienced those times. The good old days ...
I listen to this song and Far Cry 5's main theme as a luxury. A few years ago my girlfriend and I played the hell out of RDR2 and FC5. It was a simple time. My life was on track. I was in love. I was... happy. She'd end up breaking it off with me and my whole life was destroyed. But sometimes I'll come back and listen to this and pretend, if for just 5 minutes, that my life isn't over.
I wish i could express in words how much this themes satiesfies me the animal sounds in the distance the light breeze of the wind the rustle of the trees it gives me a feeling of nostalgia and peace everything seems so easy and simple it's just gosh i love it
I started playing this game a few years ago, on PS4.... Unfortunately, I lost the desire to play it... But a few days ago, I started playing it on my PC and now I play this game when I'm not in the mood to play FFXIV or when I don't really feel like doing what I have to do, and oh god... I think I've fallen in love with RDR2. Maybe not as much as FFXIV, which has meant so much more to me in recent months, but it's almost the same. I love traveling on my horse, listening to the ambient music and hearing the animals and NPCs around, hunting from time to time for the camp, helping NPCs because I try to be a nice guy, paying attention to lots of details and sometimes doing the story for a change when I don't want to chill. There's so much to do in this game, it's an incredible adventure that I've started and I hope this time I won't abandon it. ✨ And now, when I don't play, I'm just here, listening to this video / playlist for RDR2 ambient music to chill ❤
You'll grow to love it more every day. I also dropped It the first time, then picked it up again a year later. I finished the whole story three times since then
I remember getting this a couple days after It was released not even knowing anything about the franchises existence because I was so young. Now it’ll always hold a place in my heart for being my longest running favourite game 2018-2023 wow 5 years yet it’s keeping up with games made in unreal engine 5, let’s see how long it can keep it up. Just wish they did online right in the first place before it died and became a graveyard 🥺😪 rdr 3? Where r u baby 🍼
Never beat this game, slowly working my way there. Everytime I turn it on, I get so engrossed and lost in the world and ambiance that I’ll play for hours on end and accomplish almost nothing story-wise. I just loved riding around and enjoying the world.
I get a weird feeling of nostalgia when listening to this. I feel like I’ve truly lost a part of myself as I’ve lost Arthur, then slowly stopped playing rdr2 as I somehow lost interest. When the story ended I had so many mixed feelings, I had loved the game so much I felt empty, and even 2 years after playing the main story, I still feel like I’m missing something. A true masterpiece this game, and I’m so glad I played it. It changed my life.
I'll never forget this masterpiece . I really missed arthur. When I was riding a horse this wonderful song has been played . I'll never forget the gang too . Micah was a real snake . I just have to say I miss the first time that I played this masterpiece game .
When I hear this all I can see is my Arthur on his Raven Black Shire, Xanthus, cantering through the states and watching the environments slowly change and blend together while in cinematic camera. Occasionally animals would run by or dash across the road as they rode on through their journey to the waypoint set ahead of them halfway across the map, stopping only to replenish cores before getting back in the road. And on certain occasions where no one else was around and you were truly alone you could hear Arthur sing, if for only a few seconds. I loved being able to watch the cinematic journey of my character, enjoying the little things along the way as well as appreciating how much effort was put into such a vast and beautiful world that could take days to cross. I’d give anything to see this game for the first time and experience it all over again.
i remember the night this came out. i had my ps4 hooked up in the living room and my mom said i was allowed to use the big tv for when it became available to play at midnight. my uncle was staying with us at the time and he was drunk enough to at least pretend to be as interested as i was when that shotgun being shot with the R* logo came on
even only 2 years have passed I feel nostalgic , it is really sad , how we had to finish this story and put an end to one of best stories , that I have ever experienced . Witcher 3 , Uncharted , Red dead and ....... . Each game had created something special and put us in its atmosphere , that we would never forget .
Agreed. Masterful storytelling, realism, great graphics and scenery, always will cherish when this game came out. People didn’t know how great they had it while they had it myself included. 😅
This whole piece, to me, resembles so much, in terms of harmony, an amalgam of three different songs: "Hey you" and "Wish you were here" (Floyd) and a bit of the intro of "Civil War" (Guns n' Roses). Also, it pours onto "Shine on you crazy diamond". The soundtrack of RDR2 is definitely one big star of the game...high quality in composition, moods and overall feeling of the old west realm. Thanks for posting it. Very cool to listen at home, off the game.
I always see my brother play the game every day and its not like I havent seen, heard or played myself in years however the music never fails to make me feel goosebumps
What I love about this is that it is the exact same sound as what I heard all those times that I just stopped in a beautiful spot and let the game sit for a while.
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"OUTTA THE DAMN WAY!" - Arthur Morgan, 1899.
😂😂😂
John says that too
Yeah but when Arthur says it. It’s better
To bad I’ve never heard him say that well I prolly have but when I do I only hear johns voice
“Hi there mister!”
Westerns always carry a great amount of sadness with them
Kyle TheSesquipedalian probably because of the fall of western traditions and ways. No more outlaws and cowboys/gunslingers to trike the west by the 1890’s.
@@mrmarlez7975 the west was still quite untamed till the 1930s
@Sassy The Sasquatch jack's bit took place in 1914 I'm 99% sure, I think in a newspaper you can buy while playing as jack it even mentions something about ww1 starting or tensions rising or something like that and obviously ww1 started in 1914
People don't forget.
Nothing gets forgiven.
It was a raw and hard life style for sure
Red Dead Redemption 2 had the only protagonist that feels like a real person in my memories
Facts Man Timeless Masterpiece😭😭😭
Faccttssss
To be honest I don't think he feels like a real person. I can't understand what his morals are.
@@Joe-el2wx He only feels like a real person if you play him the "good way" in my opinion. If you do what I did on my 2nd playthrough and just kill everyone, it becomes harder to sympathize.
@@FirstName69 I don't agree. Because right now I have max honor. The problem is he still kills dozen of people and enjoys it. (in missions)
Not even a year has passed and this already makes me feel nostalgic.
Same...
Been playing games since 1991 and this game has been one of the best gaming experiences I've had
Red Dead Redemption has done something that games rarely do. It made us care.
emilio O same here
I am still playing rdr2
Physically, I'm in my house. Mentally, I'm in Cumberland Forest.
i never really visited cumberland forest much
i would mostly be around the Big Valley
I personally loved the heartlands but we all have a special place in that game that’s how real it felt
I generally preferred the great plains but grizzlies east is not too shabby either
Personally, I'm up near the wapiti reservation. Something about that place....
ambient music is under rated, it is always playing at the back of your mind and you sub consciously remember it and never take notice of it until you search for that piece of ambient music, and it just sends chills right down your spine and brings back some of the greatest memories, Red Dead Redemption done this perfectly, as I hear the ambient music after 7 years of playing it back in 2011, it is just amazing and makes you want to go back to the good old days.
Completely agree with you I have a lot of good feeling with the music of red dead redemption operator 1 the rdr 2 ost and more adapt to the mountainous rim I find and the soundtrack and as well adapted to the games I find music successful opinion staff
Enough of your nostalgia! Out of the damn way!
Don White oh shush, we both know rdr1 just has better ambient music, it felt more wild western even when the Wild West has ended..
yes its like when i listen to the old Tomb raider 2 soundtrack and its like wow, takes me back to being 8 again
Yesss rdr and skyrim for sure
That random creepy music that started playing near Roanoke and Annesburg was terrifying
i love it
It’s like your in a sewer
@@cobbysfuneral truly. I was riding at night and saw a hanging corpse and thought " that's terrible, we're not even in the south anymore " so I shot him down out of respect and went to see if he was important or a rare encounter and I heard grass crunching under me to reveal m some Murfree Brood. I thought " oh fuck! I knew it!" I killed them all with the pump action except the last one which I threw the viking axe at. This played directly after that and Aurther just sighed and sayed "Shit."
Edit: spelling
@@PiracyandDumbbells same man, I jumped so bad when the corpse fell from the tree I paused my game lol
@@strongcapybara5646 you're
Reminds me on the second day of release when I was casually riding through the wilderness with no idea where I was going or what was going to happen.
i feel you
Sometimes I wish I could just forget everything about this game and do it all again. October 26th 2018 was a great day.
I remember accidently falling in a water fall
puts a smile on my face
This game changed my life and I haven't felt this way about a video game since GTA 3 in 2001. I still haven't bought another game since. It helped me remember how much I love nature, so I took hiking outdoors to the next level. I finished this summer climbing mountain peaks. It also got me very into history and now studying centuries beyond the 1800s. The experience is still going today.
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I respect that
İ dont think you can add ads willingly if its not your content. You would be seriously milking money if that was possible
Where is the add I dont see it.
what ad?
@@nepnep1802 at the end
@@jordandennis6794 no ad at the end either
I wish I could hear this music naturally in my ears everywhere I went without earphones, I feel like I’d appreciate everything just a little bit more
Soon friend. It's already being considered for development as we speak.
That's a black mirror episode for you, mate.
That always happens to me
with all kinds of places I go to IRL a different kind of music plays in my mind
elon musk is already making that tech brotha
well said! I feel that way too. ahh.
Anyone else ever just like.. Ride/Walk around Ingame, just enjoying the Sounds and literally just not care but to listen to the Sounds and Music ingame and calm down for a while or... Is it just me?
I think this is the most precious in this game - just riding through the wilderness, fishing, meet random people
@@Andrey-il8rh In Online, Yea. If most People wheren't such dicks
@@SakimaCastell world is a big place, try to not concentrate your attention on dicks that much
@@Andrey-il8rh I am, I am
sometimes i play poker for so long, nobody joins the table anymore :D
I once met a man who was missing the entirety of the left side of his body. I tried for several minutes not to say what was in my head. But, in the end, all I could say was;
"You're alright boah".
Roger Clark said that lmao
Roger Clark is an all loving deity.
I think it was a boy he said :(
@@astora8768 no. Boah is better🤣
🤣
I hear this more with arthur
Its basically all you hear as arthur and ok boah
Arthur ftw I won’t go past chapter 4 😂
John has the same annoying sounds that happen every 2 minuted
Agreed and its the best in my opinion.
most likely bc of the area your in, new austin’s ambience is different than that of the regular map you play in as arthur
Beautiful. This game will NEVER get old to me.
100% agreed. This is the only game I still actively play with the same level of enjoyment as when it first came out. Only once has this happened to me before, which was with the first Red Dead game. That's why I think RDR2 is the best game ever made.
@@esco5593 Facts Man Timeless Masterpiece😭😭😭
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Shoot these bastards arthur!
41 now
@@jonathangetachew1522 Yeah
72*
94 Now
The person who disliked this video you never heard the sound of nature and heaven
The music, the graphics, the AI, the history, the characters... everything in this game is just, perfect...
Maybe not the AI....
@@fatherboris1755 I mean, people react when you are holding a gun. I can't name any game that has this detail besides Red Dead Redemption
Maybe the game has not the best performance but it's just a small fact the game as a whole is alright boah
@@fatherboris1755 It's not perfect but its definitely better than any open-world game in terms of how they react and how interactive they are, Most Open-Games always fail at this except Skyrim or legend of zelda
Breath of the wild is one of the least interactive games I have ever played...NPCs have no character to them, there's only a small handful of enemy types, combat is unrewarding and boring and there's no sense of accomplishment in finding or doing anything because every reward is the same -- another weapon you will just break in fifteen minutes.
Spoilers:
I could not play the game after Arthur’s death I got really attached took me a day or two to come back and play the epilogue. I think we can all agree on this am I right?
Lol I didn’t finish the game for that reason alone Arthur healthy lol
*4 months
Crazako I’m going to touch every pixel in the map before Aruthr dies lool
@@cameronreed4476 Nah, i just didnt want Jamison, my american standardbred palomino dopple that ive had since chapter 2, to die. and when he did take that bullet, I cried bro. I cried.
Crazako damn bro you still in Strawberry
Thanks for this mate.
Sure :)
@@Z3nPnk *Ahem* shoah
homayoun abaspour “you’re ok, boah.”
@@charliekill88 shoah
Shoaw
This was the solo guitar I was looking for! It's so peaceful and relaxing.
Just riding your horse through the forests and hills and hearing this.
Arthur definitely enjoyed the outdoors and his time was well spent in peaceful, reflective solitude.
Like Arthur once said
He couldn't imagine hinself not being on the back of a horse riding through the wilderness
Imagining that actually makes me think
Arthurs life must've been beautiful just for that
What's the name of that instrumental?
I know this might sound stupid but rdr2 inspired me to be a better person and enjoy the present no matter the circumstances.
It also taught me to be more kind to strangers and to look for happiness within rather than in others or material possessions, but also this makes me sad because there isn't much kindness left and people are becoming more fake and cynical than ever which makes it hard to stay positive, I've been a loner my whole life and I speak very little compared to most people but I try to speak in actions rather than speak in words if that even makes sense, I sometimes struggle to keep this up but it's all worth it if it brings a little more kindness back to the world.
I don't expect anyone to read these incoherent ramblings but in case you did thanks for your attention.
These actions of yours will forever be remembered by those you've shared your kindness to. RDR2 has given me the same sort of feeling. Appreciate the life you have now, for it can change the very next day. You have a good head on your shoulders. Keep your head held high and stay strong. The right people will always appreciate your good will. Stay well and always love those close to you. Much love, friend!
I feel the same
Yeah, this world sucks. All the more reason to be a good person. I’m right there with you pal. Stay strong
I listened friend, you're not alone.
It may feel that way but there's a lot of us quiet folk.
There's always a ying to a yang.
I read it all, thanks for sharing your thoughts
As Arthur, I'd love to just go away to the mountains and do some exploring, hunting and fishing, to take his mind off the problems that the gang was facing.
As John, I'd love to do the same to get away from Uncle whining about his lumbago
"Run back to momma!"
"At least she loves you!"
"But even she knows you're pathetic!"
Hit em with the good ol' antagonize antagonize antagonize
Honestly, I can’t wait for the summer when my country gets warmer. I’m gonna sit on some grass in the sun, play this on speaker, close my eyes and smoke a fat one.
PublicEnemy-1 smoking is injurious to health. It will cause cancer. Don’t damage yourself for mere pleasure.
@@aashrithmadagiri6711 Pretty sure by "Fat one" he's talking about marihuana, not tobacco.
Chigüire Municipal not really much better.
👌🏾💯💯💯💨
PublicEnemy-1 : Totally do it. Take your pants off too.
the scene looks so realistic, i can't even distinguish this view with a real one
One of, if not the greatest game I've played to date. It's up there w/RDR 1, Fable 2, Witcher 3 and Skyrim for me.
Fuck yeah, great list!!
I agree but I'm curious why you like Fable 2 so much?
@@geraldorivia7153 Fable had a great story, good mechanics, overall just a very rewarding game. if it was one of the first times I actually felt so invested into the character and his story. Not only that but for me it was my first time actually making very crucial decisions in the game.
@@Socks170 What did you think of the ending? I just played it for the first time this year and I was really disappointed. I agree that for the majority of the game your choices are rewarded but that ending just ruined it imo. Either way, we all have that game that got us into RPG's (mine was Skyrim), it's always interesting to hear what others first RPG was.
A bit surprised to see Fable 2 in your list, but I completely agree with your other favorites!
I used to take Arthur for a long rides while enjoying this in the background ...
It felt like I’m riding with a real person, what a character he was!
This piece is just all around reminding that The Wild West ain't forever, and it sure as hell was short lived.
“LENNY!” - Arthur Morgan
"YNNEL" - Arthur Morgan
@@Hiyori-jp "LNYENL" - Arthur Morgan
whenever i get anxiety or feel sad, i jump on rdr2 to clear my mind. when this music starts playing, i get relaxed.
Same. And it remembers I'm not using everything and little things can be enjoyable + good memories with this game.
I wish there was a random time stamp where Arthur gallops through and antagonizes someone.
“Howdy”
“Hey there mister”
“Who let the fool outta the asylum?”
“That’s no-“
“I’M TALKIN!”
“Leave me alone!!”
“Go find a skirt to hide under!!”
Your'e allright boah
Ever just walk away from what your doing and become one with the forest in rdr2.
I just wander around the forest annesburg with my horse slowly following behind and I swear it's one of the most peaceful, relaxing things you can do
EmeraldCrusade the broods right
@Sassy The Sasquatch Or just go outside
_gheghe, you're a good boah_
*"you're alright boah"*
I have played the game on August and I am feeling nostalgic about this game, remember when I use to pick up plants, ride my horse, go to town, go to the unknown places. Rdr2 was my home this may seem like a joke to you but this is truly how I felt. Its like experiencing another life Arthur was someone very close to me. This nostalgia is too strong for me I cant handle it.
Beautiful, man.
Unknown Phantom Yor are a Real gamer!
I feel u 100 %
It's crazy getting nostalgic over a game that's just 2 years old but it's true, the first few months it was out I was totally immersed in it. I'm playing through it again now but the first time you play it can't be beaten
it's not just the greatest western game of all time, it really is one of the greatest westerns of all time
The sound of the elk in the background and the wind blowing the leaves, the birds chirping, this is the sound that makes this game come to life..I hear this and feel envious of my character as he rides his horse through big valley.. Trying to take in the surroundings.. Then some aSshole griefers come by and start harassing me for no reason.. My character feeds them to the grizzly bears... O sorry my character woke up from his dreaming.
I close my eyes, while I hear this, and I see Arthur and I ride the nice way in the Forrest with him....
It's still perfect
Driving through the Tennessee hills and listening to this really hits different
anyone ever just find a spot in RDR2 that's so beautiful that u just sit and stare at the beauty? thats why this game took me so long to complete
Yeah its fun to just ride around and fish, or look at stuff with your binoculars. Or just say "that place looks cool" and go there, like the top of a hill or something.
Oh yes, especially the view when leaving Valentine to go south. It can't be described by words.
It feels so strange that it's already been almost three years since this came out, where did all the time go? It feels like just yesterday.
couldn't explain it better, I sure do miss the first time this sound rang in my ears...
4 years now. Or, nearly 4 years, at least.
Still feels like yesterday brother and it probably always will.
I posted a comment three years ago saying how I was nostalgic about this game. Here we go again !! It's even more powerful now
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One of the greatest games of all time, my favorite PS4 game AND my favorite Rockstar game.
The fact that i searched for this proves how magnificent this is.
I remember just listening to this ambience and looking at abandoned places. The little shacks, the abandoned indian resorvation, that little town with gold in the sheriffs building.... just going to those places with ambient music playing makes you feel some way. You feel the scene to, the loneliness. And its almost like you get a glimpse of what life used to be like in those abandoned places.
I'll never forget the first moment I heard these guitar strums as I just explored the northernmost forest regions on my first playthrough of this game. It was like magic! That was one the moments I knew the wait for this game was worth it and will be among my most favourite video games!
This game makes you feel alive. GTA 5 can suck it. THIS, is the potential games can have.
I agree partner,
GTA can suck big ass
Gta has its own unique vibe and rdr2 has its own, its subjective which you like more. No game sucks at doing what it wants to achieve.
Gta is alot older tho gta 6 will be insane
@m kg a lot of people do that for some reason. The story in gta 5 and especially gta 4 were pretty phenomenal imo. Its just that GTA has more pacing issues than rdr. Other than that, the cutscenes, dialogue and gunplay in gta 5 are all on par with rdr2. GTA 6 is gonna be something special
@@majik5194 I disagree, stories of Gta5 and Rdr1 feel compact and focused, while rdr2 story feels like its dragging on a bit when you reach Ch.6, which is the same issue with Gta4, so I'd say both have some pacing issues, but the interactivity and variety of environments in the world of Rdr2 make it feel a lot more dynamic and deep which makes people believe it is better, when in reality Gta games can be as much enjoyable but its just a little bit more casual experience.
greatest game of all time. nothing will ever compare to this game . most personal game for me , down to the world, the score, the characters. flawless .
This and last of us are the best ambient, moody soundtracks of all time! Kinda similar aswell *.*
I don't know how, but the ambience in this game carries a huge sense of "a land that was once freedom and wilderness. Gone now." It some how *sounds* like a bygone era
I recognize this one. I think I hear this one more often than the other ambient tunes.
If anyone’s lookin for really peace ones that aren’t creepy, eastward bound, and the cult theme with Jamie are really good ones
There’s something very lonely and tired about this music, probably because this location is where the final chapter of Arthur’s story takes place.
When I watched this I knew that the video wasn’t real life but it just seems so real... Thanks RockStar for making my dreams come true and thank you for this beautiful music.
Arthur Morgan is the only protagonist I genuinely care for when playing. Usually in a game I wouldn’t care about eating, sleeping or bathing if neglecting those mechanics doesn’t kill me. But when I noticed dirty Arthur was, I went to go find somewhere I could take a bath. When he looks tired, I let him eat and sleep. I probably wouldn’t prioritize those mechanics in any other game.
The soundtrack is the best part or this game. Pure masterpiece
This video was posted two years ago and this man is still liking the comments, respect
Sure :)
Much respect 🫡
I can almost hear the galopping echoing in the distance
RDR2 - My first ever AAA game on my recent RTX computer. Over 230 hours to fully complete it, and one if not the most beautiful game I have ever played and witnessed till now.
This bring me back very good memories, when I was hunting all the animals and doing hunting missions, such a calm nature vibe, makes me wish to go live in the forest, far from society and the loud noise.
Can't believe this game is from 2018, 4 years ago!
when I was grinding away to platinum the game a few years ago I would find myself sitting on top of one of these hills bird spotting to try to catalogue the rare birds, and this peaceful scene had me not wanting to leave
I'm still coming back to this. Thinking of the old days and missing riding for hours with arthur through the countryside. Looking forward all day just to turn on the playstation to dive into the world and feel like an outlaw for a few hours. Now I'm sitting here remembering the good times, and I'm just happy to have experienced those times. The good old days ...
I listen to this song and Far Cry 5's main theme as a luxury.
A few years ago my girlfriend and I played the hell out of RDR2 and FC5. It was a simple time. My life was on track. I was in love. I was... happy.
She'd end up breaking it off with me and my whole life was destroyed. But sometimes I'll come back and listen to this and pretend, if for just 5 minutes, that my life isn't over.
This cures my soul.
been playing this game on repeat for 2 years and I still like to play it again and again because of how much of a masterpiece this game was.
Same
Hands down the best game ever made!
I wish i could express in words how much this themes satiesfies me
the animal sounds in the distance the light breeze of the wind the rustle of the trees it gives me a feeling of nostalgia and peace everything seems so easy and simple it's just gosh i love it
I don't know why, but I just want to say, I am sorry Arthur, You are there, yes you are, In the paradise.
I miss Arthur
Even the sound of elks in the distance is relaxing.
I started playing this game a few years ago, on PS4.... Unfortunately, I lost the desire to play it...
But a few days ago, I started playing it on my PC and now I play this game when I'm not in the mood to play FFXIV or when I don't really feel like doing what I have to do, and oh god... I think I've fallen in love with RDR2. Maybe not as much as FFXIV, which has meant so much more to me in recent months, but it's almost the same.
I love traveling on my horse, listening to the ambient music and hearing the animals and NPCs around, hunting from time to time for the camp, helping NPCs because I try to be a nice guy, paying attention to lots of details and sometimes doing the story for a change when I don't want to chill.
There's so much to do in this game, it's an incredible adventure that I've started and I hope this time I won't abandon it. ✨
And now, when I don't play, I'm just here, listening to this video / playlist for RDR2 ambient music to chill ❤
You'll grow to love it more every day. I also dropped It the first time, then picked it up again a year later. I finished the whole story three times since then
@@fabiog9447 Ikr, I already love it for now and I can't wait to play it when I'll be back home
I remember getting this a couple days after It was released not even knowing anything about the franchises existence because I was so young. Now it’ll always hold a place in my heart for being my longest running favourite game 2018-2023 wow 5 years yet it’s keeping up with games made in unreal engine 5, let’s see how long it can keep it up. Just wish they did online right in the first place before it died and became a graveyard 🥺😪 rdr 3? Where r u baby 🍼
Never beat this game, slowly working my way there. Everytime I turn it on, I get so engrossed and lost in the world and ambiance that I’ll play for hours on end and accomplish almost nothing story-wise. I just loved riding around and enjoying the world.
Despite how invested I was in just about everything, I still remember just wandering the map best and enjoying the ambiance
I remember my dad buying me the game automatically hunting and hearing this and saying dang this game is beautiful
I get a weird feeling of nostalgia when listening to this. I feel like I’ve truly lost a part of myself as I’ve lost Arthur, then slowly stopped playing rdr2 as I somehow lost interest. When the story ended I had so many mixed feelings, I had loved the game so much I felt empty, and even 2 years after playing the main story, I still feel like I’m missing something. A true masterpiece this game, and I’m so glad I played it. It changed my life.
Playing as John just doesn’t feel the same. I miss Arthur :(
RDR2 ambience helped get me through my study in quarantine
This isn't a game. It's therapy.
Red Dead Redemption Two keeps sucking me back in, on my 4th playthrough of the story and I can’t get enough.
Dude is still hearting comments two years later. what a legend
Sure :)
I'll never forget this masterpiece . I really missed arthur. When I was riding a horse this wonderful song has been played . I'll never forget the gang too . Micah was a real snake . I just have to say I miss the first time that I played this masterpiece game .
When I hear this all I can see is my Arthur on his Raven Black Shire, Xanthus, cantering through the states and watching the environments slowly change and blend together while in cinematic camera. Occasionally animals would run by or dash across the road as they rode on through their journey to the waypoint set ahead of them halfway across the map, stopping only to replenish cores before getting back in the road. And on certain occasions where no one else was around and you were truly alone you could hear Arthur sing, if for only a few seconds.
I loved being able to watch the cinematic journey of my character, enjoying the little things along the way as well as appreciating how much effort was put into such a vast and beautiful world that could take days to cross. I’d give anything to see this game for the first time and experience it all over again.
I never thought this would make me feel as nostalgic as Red Dead 1 but it does
*Red dead redemption. Red dead 1 is Red dead revolver.
i remember the night this came out. i had my ps4 hooked up in the living room and my mom said i was allowed to use the big tv for when it became available to play at midnight. my uncle was staying with us at the time and he was drunk enough to at least pretend to be as interested as i was when that shotgun being shot with the R* logo came on
even only 2 years have passed I feel nostalgic , it is really sad , how we had to finish this story and put an end to one of best stories , that I have ever experienced . Witcher 3 , Uncharted , Red dead and ....... . Each game had created something special and put us in its atmosphere , that we would never forget .
Listening to this in 2021 and it still reminds me of the time I first played the game and had no clue what to do :')
“When I die, gave me west towards the sunset, so I can remember the time I had with this gang”
Great memories. Too bad that more games don't have this kind of impact.
Agreed. Masterful storytelling, realism, great graphics and scenery, always will cherish when this game came out. People didn’t know how great they had it while they had it myself included. 😅
Wish never played this game, in order to restart and feel as I felt the first time. This game has been everything I need when I play.
I find atmospheric music to be introspective for myself. It feels like a moments of a past life when you're a kid without a damn in the world.
I wont the same world now broo. Only man and women with survivors skill. No dushbags of our actual Times.
I never played Rdr2 but the ambiance is excellent. Good for studying or sleeping. But one day I will buy this game. This game is perfect
20 years later we'll be listening to this and remember how beautiful this game was.
This whole piece, to me, resembles so much, in terms of harmony, an amalgam of three different songs: "Hey you" and "Wish you were here" (Floyd) and a bit of the intro of "Civil War" (Guns n' Roses). Also, it pours onto "Shine on you crazy diamond".
The soundtrack of RDR2 is definitely one big star of the game...high quality in composition, moods and overall feeling of the old west realm.
Thanks for posting it. Very cool to listen at home, off the game.
Pedro Moraes Arthur actually looks a bit like Roger Walters lol
When a video has 1.2m views but only 24k likes you know its the fans who come back to listen, what a good game
I always see my brother play the game every day and its not like I havent seen, heard or played myself in years however the music never fails to make me feel goosebumps
What I love about this is that it is the exact same sound as what I heard all those times that I just stopped in a beautiful spot and let the game sit for a while.
I love listening to the ambient music, and reliving the memories.
Makes me want RDR3 to be about Landon Ricketts.
Music makes me think about that tired old man.
2 years after its release and i still think about this game every day...
I still remember the guitar that plays whenever I get down from Horseshoe Overlook. Good ol days of the gang.