Funny enough, the average horse passes manure upwards of a dozen or more times a day, so given the in-game clock that's actually a pretty accurate timetable lol
@@ronelgo1374 honestly it's not hard to see that horse poops alot in a day, one horse in one stall poops a shit ton. Sorry if my grammar is bad its 3:30 in the morning
Speaking of smoking to fill the dead eye, I thought taking time to smoke a cigar in the middle of a robbery or any crime was the most bad ass thing ever.
@@anthonyduffy6953 that is so true! I was just playing and a bear attacked me onto a crocodile and as I was dealing with them, lemoyne raiders spawn out of thin air!
@misagi I'm just taking my time getting to the ending I just collected most of the dinosaur bones and the last 8 I have to play as John for those well looks like it's on to the next side quest for me. Also I don't know why you can't do that
Imo I think Arthur Morgan is Rockstar's best character achievement. His moral compass is shaken and turned upside down several times, and while he claims to be just a dumb killer, he's quietly a talented artist and writer, and a thoughtful and worried man. He was raised on ideals that he saw his mentors turn away from, and it's in your hands whether he continues to follow their example or to make something better of himself. His past is the most intricate Rockstar has EVER devised for a character and so while you can try to call it narrative dissonance, even Arthur has a reason for when you're a bloodthirsty psychopath. He'll talk about it, saying he's angry all the time and he doesn't exactly know why, but how he thinks it's about the mess they're in. Arthur knows when he's killing without reason, and it just becomes a part of who he is if you choose to go that route. That said, smoking through like 3 packs worth of cigarettes in a day to refill deadeye over and over is ridiculous.
Yeah exactly. That part where you kill an entire town was massively taken out of context here too. I mean Arthur is fucking furious afterwards and hates Micah even more for the rest of The game for making him do it.
I love this video but I feel like when you talk about the jailbreak mission you miss the huge point of the mission. For example, Arthur openly talks about how he hated he had to do that. It is supposed to make you hate Micah more than you probably will.
No, that's just a cheap, poorly written trope seen countless times in media; make the hero character do horrific, inexcusable acts but show them briefly, making comments and forgetting about it minutes later. Contrast with good writing, when the hero is forever affected and influenced by his guilt. Stop fanboying and coming up with ridiculous excuses just because you like something.
what i love about this game is arthurs design. its so iconic you can immediately recognize it, but its generic enough for you to become almost anyone in character customization.
this game has some of the most realistic fire effects iv ever seen though, light something on fire and it will literaly come alive and spread to all flammable objects like irl, seriously go and throw a fire bottle or shoot a fire arrow at a wagon or log cabin and watch the majestic flames, or drop dead bodies on campfires and watch em sizzle until all there flesh literally burns off
One of the moments that blew me away most in RDR2 was going into a theatre and watching a show. Seeing a gaslit stage play/animation through incredibly advanced graphics seems like it should be a pointless activity but for me it was something close to time travel. Somehow a different beast to playing Pacman as a minigame or dragging an accurately dressed cowboy through beautifully rendered mud, perfect though those experiences may be.
I agree I though the shows were one of the coolest things my wife who is so anti games even she thought that was really awesome and that on the history of our whole relationship has she ever said that about any other games
The whole time Arthur’s forced to murder innocent people he’s talking about why he dosent want to do it. All throughout that micah prison break mission Arthur is absolutely pissed and is debating on just leavin the rat right there
I just wanna say that the fact that Arthur likes writing and drawing (he really likes drawing, stated in his journal) let us know that reaaaaaaaaaally deep down inside, if you looke extremely far past the big, stoic, brave and fearless man that Arthur is, he's a soft and emotional person.
????? im a very feminine man that draws and paints all day and let me tell you that you DONT have to be amything lkke me to enjoy art. thats a sterotype. there are plenty of traditioannly masculine motherf@%kers that draw far better than me lol. some of the greatest artists and writers are very manly and tough men.
I like the shows in RDR2. It immerses you in the world by having you do every day common things that the people of that world would actually do. No one complained about the various TV channels in GTA V. I've watched nearly every show in GTA V. I love taking time away from the action, and spending a bit of time role playing or just getting lost in the realism of the world
Yes I agree that some people enjoy it in the way you do however many players don’t choose to do something they may see as a waste of time and money. Players do what they want. And yes red dead lends itself to being a Wild West life sim, many players don’t play it that way.
@@-gray-6966 The beauty of a Rockstar game is that you're free to not do those things if you don't want to, and if you do want to, you can spend as much time doing is as you please. That's what makes it so great.
Happened to me the first time I went into an inn. Wanted to take a bath, accidentally hit the wrong trigger and shot the jolly old dude right in the face.
@@davidschneider9145 They changed the names of basically all of them, and had to make a few more distinct because the guns they're based on like Winchester and Henry repeaters are still being actively manufactured and their appearances are copyrighted. The Evan's repeater magazine was changed because the real version was a pain in the ass to reload, and the cap & ball pistols usually had swappable cylinders. I missed a few I'm sure.
@Steel There are a couple of other mistakes. The Schofield should be the weakest of the revolvers because it had the weakest cartridge. They messed up some of the magazine capacities. For example, the Lancaster has 14 shots. I think it’s based on the 1866 Winchester, which holds 13 rounds plus one in the chamber. However, Arthur cycles the action before firing the first shot, which would indicate a magazine capacity of 14 rounds. But all of the mistakes are just minor details and don’t really make it less realistic.
Agreed on the aiming system and movement mechanics...how many times have we run into someone else's horse when turning to shoot someone (makes it more interesting for sure) or bumped into an NPC's horse when galloping to the destination. And yes, there should have been am option to let Micah rot in the cell. Of course, if it hadn't been for Micah and Sean and their truly reckless psychopathic behavior, the Van der Linde Gang wouldn't be the melting pot of diversity we've come to know and love. So, taking the good with the bad, RDR2 is a great game.
Well you know some people DO actually play Arthur as the humble man seen in the cutscenes...it makes the game more enjoyable, I feel awkward going around running into trains and killing innocents
@@lobsterwithhisshouldersbac8368 yes he is; literally says he doesn't want to be famous for gunslinging amongst other things. I'm not sure you know what humble means.
Yeah, I only do that for the challenges and achievements. Theres a dialogue where you sit down with one of the ladies at camp (I think it was Karen?) And talk about your feelings, and as soon as Arthur said he was upset about killing animals for no reason and leaving their corpses willy nilly, I immediately felt bad about running over squirrels and accidentally hunting animals while my horse was already loaded up. I try to play Arthur as a well mannered man who helps others and respects the land, but I gotta go rob a bunch of innocent people real quick so I can wear a gun belt, or kill a bunch of civilians cuz Micah's a douchebag
@@lobsterwithhisshouldersbac8368 iworld he has manner he regrets killing folks in every single cutscene ..he helps people randomly ..its the players that ruin it and this video is absolute garbage.
2:20 A-FREAKIN'-MEN, brother! I cannot begin to tell you the amount of times I've wanted to do some cool cosplay, get a cool jacket or coat, or do airsoft, only for me to step outside and realize "Crap. I'm in Florida. I'm either gonna die of heat stroke or being melted into a liquid if I don't take this off and put on shorts." I'm sorry but I just relate to that too dang well.
Whoa whoa, The slide projector shows are hilarious, creative and genuinely fun. It shows the depth of the game. Even displays a NPO ( non player object ) from the catalog. That is extremely clever and cool. Just that is has unique stuff like this makes me like it that much more. I really wish I could frame the cigarette cards and display them in my gaming room. Is anyone who contributed creatively to making this game read this, thank you.
Yea yea but they could've put these resources into fun mechanics the game will use throughout the game and not into useless side content most will not see
@@caralho5237 It's the point of RDR2. You have to explore. Most details that make the game so alive are little things, dialogues, secondary stuff that you'd easily miss if you did just one playthrough or if you didn't give it time. If you like to rush a game and focus on a few major mechanics, it's just not for you, and it's fine that way. RDR2 is deeper. For me, it has to be taken as a span of time, something precious, unique, that you are given the opportunity to live. This game feels special because of this. It's not just a game, it's a little world of its own, and if you don't take your time, you will not find most of what makes it actually interesting.
@@caralho5237 if you don't care about side content it's fine but you should be aware that it's like not playing half of a game, this doesn't apply to RDT2 solely but to pretty much any game. People put too little care in side content with the excuse of "no one cares about that" but side contents: 1. impact the game loop much more than the unqualified average joe can realize 2. are still an integral part of the game and are meant to be enjoyed along with the main game loop 3. games would be much more empty without then, regardless of wether you care about them or not. Imagine walking in Valentine and not being able to enter the cinema, go to the barber, or to the general store. Sure, you might not care about that, but cities would be much emptier this way regardless
Getting in a head on collision on accident with another horse rider and then being branded a murderer because they can't take a fall is real bull. Also every npc is SO standoffish and suspicious of others. If you walk too close to someone, or if you happen to be riding too close to a carriage, they're likely to draw their gun EVEN WHEN I'M JUST TRYING TO GET FROM A TO B IN CINEMATIC MODE.
BraapSpitBlack everytime some bullshit like that happens, I think to myself “killing this individual wouldn’t be that bad” and so I kill them. Then I end up killing the entire town and get a massive bounty. I usually pay the bounty off and just go back to the same town and say “hi” to everyone and my honor is good as new
Avengethegame27 Correction: Red Dead Online is a nightmare (hope the summer update is a step in the right direction but the length of time it has gone without meaningful updates is staggering, especially on the PvE side)
It’s like a really nicely wrapped gift, that doesn’t fit. The box and bow on it are world class. But the item doesn’t fit, and there’s no making it again..
I started having fun with it when I started to think of it as a more of an outlaw cowboy simulation than just another open world video game. I mean you can do a lot of things which are not typically video gamey, like feeding and brushing your horse, putting effort to bond with your horse, and your horse can actually die if you're not careful. If you pet a Dog, he'll recognize you the next time you meet him. Things like eating, drinking, smoking and sleeping regularly, maintaining your hair and beard length and style, cleaning your guns, cleaning yourself. You talk to people from your gang in campfires, listen to their stories, their past, sometimes get an item request from them which you can then complete, drink and dance with them, go hunting, fishing, play games with them. There are so many things which make you feel like a part of this living and breathing world, not like the world revolves around you and NPCs only exist to talk to you, all of them have their own lives and you just naturally interact with them. Random encounters with NPCs which can reward or punish you for being good, sometimes you're not even sure which one it'll be. It's almost like living a 2nd life.
@@jeremiahweaver4677i think it was so ahead of its time for 2018 being. Sure there has been realism and cool stuff in older games and etc but RDR2 was like a massive expensive iPhone when you're used to androids if that makes sense. There was just so many new things in that game that should set the standard bar for triple A games imo, but I can understand why people got overwhelmed and over stimulated from the excessive unorganized fun and realistic things you could do.
@@PeakDennisReynoldspersonally I loved the long horse rides for the first playthrough I think that makes sense to get in all the beautiful environments and not rush though it. But it definitely becomes very repetitive and backtracking the more you play it.
I just started a new playthrough where I’m attempting 100% and I’m trying to do it all with no HUD. I totally agree with your mini map and prompts comments. They really do detract from what I think the game really wanted you to do, explore it.
@@SunnyGaming3710 hell no. far from it. cliche after cliche, boring gameplay, clunky controls, horseriding is retarded, gunplay is shit, arthur only changes because he has tuberculosis lol. terrible game son. all about immersion but not alot of things are immersive. repetetive missions and strangers. 4 times you can meet this guy who was bitten by a snake. 4 fuckin times. foh
@@deathrager2404 you’re really bad at reviewing games. I cannot understand how you are able to even claim that there wasn’t anything redeeming about rdr2
Darth Vader its great in the case of being able too create your own character pvp added weapons and clothing and some other stuff but it’s just still missing so much compared too the story. though I think it’s funny no one remembers it took gtao like what 4 or 5 years too add what’s everyone wanted, in too gtao? Which was heists.
@@jameshenchy184 maybe theyll do the same thing and add bank robberies and train heists (in better scenarios or more interesting robberies) 5 years later aswell :)
@@jameshenchy184 calm down it's not like they forgot about red dead online and I agree with Darth Vader about them adding the option to be able to do heists or rob stores and trains
Arthur just hulks it though on the rabbit he never uses a knife just grabs the tail and rips the skin right off, I wonder how hard that really is to do
this game actually got me to a point in the story where I wanted to not kill enemys in a main mission because in my perception the arthur i decided to play probably wouldnt have. But because the game is tied to its story so much (which is an amazing story ofc, prob one of the best stories ever) i was forced to kill tons of people i didnt even wanted to.
That's exactly how Arthur feels, multiple times during the story he mentions how the gang is killing people for no reason and doubts if they are going to get out alive.
You know, you CAN just use the in game clues to track animals without Eagle Eye. That mechanic is just to give people who aren't interested in hunting a quick/easy way to hunt.
I don’t get why people still don’t get why many game reviewers have problems with Rockstar game design. I completely understand your point of view, that the immersive experience of riding on your horse for miles, looking at the spanning beautiful landscape, doing mundane things like brushing, feeding horse, gather materials, hunting, fishing, crafting gives that immersion factor of being a cowboy like no others. That’s enjoying the game your own way, role playing. That’s all fine and good, I’m glad rockstar understood their product. However, as a game, a mix between a toy and art, their game design, or the toy mechanic part, is lacking. Open world games missions ideally should be more Deus Ex or at least Metal Gear 5. Simple objective with choices for the player to attempt. Rockstar shifted more heavily towards this as time goes by. It is understandable that making missions like that is complex and time consuming, but the argument is that, so is adding shitting horse or hours of voice acting and script writing. As it is, missions in Rockstar games are “cinematic experience” rather than a game. It’s a level where I feel it’s similar to walking simulator games. I’ll give a simple demonstration of what they could have done. Let’s say, the mission is to rescue a gang member from prison, you can provide the player with a few options. 1. ask a NPC that you helped in the past to swindle the law enforcers into releasing him. 2. Create a distraction using explosives or asking a gang member to fire their gun nearby, luring the sheriffs out so you can sneak in and blow the door open with explosive. 3. Go in gun blazing after preparing for an assault on the location. That’s the kind of options that the players should have. They don’t need to make too many assets for them as well if they focus on making the AI intuitive, so players can plan around them, making them feel that they tricked the AI, even if you design them so. That’s not even mentioning the weak upgrade system that provides very minor bonus, and the excess amount of money from doing missions which renders the financial woe of the gang more role playing than plot. The preparation for a mission should rely on cash more, making you having to load out your gang with munition, protective equipment, clothings, medicines, weapons and other expenses, so you would feel the pressure of earning making money, which will make every activity in the game part of the gameplay loop rather than as a “thing you can do”.
They did wouldn’t it wouldn’t be necessary since we have the game. Not even a movie would be needed at this point. We just wait till the ps8 and get a remaster
I was thinking about that the other day. It would be so fucking amazing if they wrote a book about the whole storyline of the red dead redemption series:)
Red dead was the first game ever to make me genuinely pause it and sit there and think for about 7 minutes .......wow this is absolutely beautiful the animation and textures are the best things I've ever god damn seen and the people who designed and made this definitely didn't get enough credit and recognision they deserved for all of this
No, He's right, once you've made a pretty small incision the entire rabbit skin can be pulled off like a glove. Google it! EDIT - guy I was responding to deleted his comment.
I really like the slow pace. More games should embrace a slow, explorer pace. I actually got tired of videogames trying to smear my balls to the wall every second for hours on end.
Friend: "Why are you being nice to everyone? You're an outlaw." Me: "B-but I wanna help people!!" Friend: "Why? It's a game!?" Me: "BUT IN THE GAME I CAN ACTUALLY HELP PEOPLE!"
MajWay Yeah i felt like that. Until i booted up bloodtrail for VR. I now stand and smile While my victim bleeds out. Just waiting to choke victims. I wish i could grab em’
Just started playing this game(I know I'm late) and even with all the strange design choices and occasionally lackluster gameplay, it is amazingly beautiful and immersive. i get lost playing it, and have no sense of the actual world around me(which is fine in small doses). i'm genuinely enthralled by it, and love it to bits.
i played the first mission once and stopped for months but when i finally git through the snow area i completed the main story in less than 2 weeks. it gets really good. i think most people dont give it time
@knight_561 I feel this. I've been going on a spree of rdr2. Now for me as a history enthusiast I love the game world. But the community seems to worship and adore Arthur. Which for me just felt like a passable character. Not bad, just incredibly mid and I was underwhelmed at the end. Based on what folks said I thought it would be a lot more hard hitting. In the end I just thought it was okay, but I could easily write something a lot more tear jerking and emotional.
@@hc1616 You are absolutly right. If you approach this game from a usual gamer perspective, most of the immersion does not work. To get the full experience out of this, you should not rush RD2. Fortunatly i started to play this game for the first time around april this year together with my wife. Because she is not a gamer, we approached RD2 from a different angle and choose a "slow and steady" playstyle. We played this game for around 115 hours over the course of five months. I enjoyed every minute of it and the end hit me really hard.
I just think the realism actually makes up for the gameplay mechanics. The realism and simpler mechanics make the game more approachable and extremely immersive even for the more inexperienced gamers.
I feel like there's some misunderstanding about the narrative of the game. It's not a case of 'Arthur Morgan is a good man in a bad situation', creating some kind of disconnect whenever the player goes on a rampage. The game, the narrative, and Arthur himself repeatedly point out that he's a bad man. They are outlaws. As in, outside the law. As in, criminals. They're all about killing and robbing to get by. And should the player go on random rampages there are even optional conversations in camp where Arthur will wonder just what the hell is wrong with himself. It's not a story of a good man in a bad situation, it's the story of a bad man who tries to do good with the time he has left in the end.
And honestly the game isn't even about Arthur. I feel like we're watching John become who he is, through the eyes of someone who impacted him the most.
@Evan Zarr Incorrect. There's many dialogue changes depending on honor. For example the old hag in guarma. High honor: He asks Dutch why he killed her. Low honor: He asks here if Dutch is okay. There's many dialogue changes with Arthur and the gang if you have low honor. Arthur admits he's as bad as Micah if you have low honor.
@Evan Zarr I think you misread my comment or only watched or played on a high honor playthrough. He asks Dutch if he is okay. Also, Arthur wanted to kill Bronte. He sided with him. Also, many things change in chapter 6 depending on honor. Like kicking out Leopold Strauss. If he has low honor, he kicks him out for wasting their time. If not, he kicks him out for going after a person who has no way of paying off the debt without dying.
@Evan Zarr Why would they spend time on more dialogue if that was the case? He doesn't act anything. He was just mad Dutch killed Bronte out of revenge when he said he wouldn't. Also, they're not going to make cutscenes for each honor level. They expect you to be from -3 to positive 3. You're just being pedantic now. If you played it, you missed out on a ton of things.
Even something as basic as traversing the map takes 40 IRL minutes because your horse has asthma, and it can only be cured by brushing its hair for 2 IRL hours
yOu cAn fAst tRaVeL WiTh tHe cAmpSite! Yeah, even the fast travel system in this game is needlessly long and adds absolutely nothing to the experience apart from sheer frustration
@@EngagingOverImmersive i dont have to test it. rdr2 provides the perfect amount of stimulation. most games do wayyyy too much and that’s what you’re used to. idk why you expect a game set in 1899 to be fast paced
To answer some questions! I love this game, I am focusing on the bad simply because everyone has already gone to town on how good it is, similarly I think Fallout 76 is average (if it wasn't so ridiculously priced), with that I just focused on the good. I play without the map on occasionally, but I find the game isn't really designed to be played like this. Organic open world games are usually designed more like puzzle games, like Breath of the Wild and Fallout 2. In Red Dead Characters need to give more indication of what you are supposed to be doing so you can work it out, however they regularly just say "off you go" and I have no idea what they are on about. I believe if you give a game 100% no changes would improve it, for example I give FTL 100% because I wouldn't change anything about it. It's gameplay hangs in a very fine balance. It's frustrating and full of chance, but that's why it can surprise you even after playing it as much as I have I love Country Roads too OKAY I just heard it 1000 times when making my last video, I also have a bit of personal horror story relating to it, hahaaaa *cries* All I hope though is I made you laugh at least a little :) Thank you for watching everyone, you have completely changed my life.
My immediate impressions on seeing footage of RDR2 the first time were "WHY IS THERE STILL A FUCKING MINIMAP" and "WHY DOES ROCKSTAR STILL GIVE SPECIFIC ONSCREEN INSTRUCTIONS" So I'm glad we're on the same page.
What? The story is shit. Everything was shoved in at late chapter 4, Guarna was pointless, chapters 2 & 3 are literally 15 hours of filler. The first half of chapter 5 was pointless, and most of chapter 6 was just getting revenge on a bunch of people. The epilogue and chapter 1 are the only parts with a good story
Lol, this was one of the most boiler plate most generic western's I've ever seen its just longer thats it. It doesn't do anything that Westerns haven't been doing since like the late 60's and 70s when they got gritty. One episode of Deadwood is better than the entire length of this game. But really, games should stop trying to ape movies, and fit movie narrative structure into a medium that is interactive its just backwards thinking. If I wanted to watch a movie I'd go watch a movie, I like games because of the things they do that movies can't, and when you force narrative on an open world game you inevitable are going to run at odds with player choice.
I actually really enjoy all these little details. I'm willing to put up with the repetitive gameplay for the story, and also even if the way the missions work is basically the same every time, the missions themselves can be quite different(e.g. the Saint Denis bank robbery compared to breaking John out of prison, or firing a cannon at a warship on Guarma). The skinning especially is one I like. It allows me to go off and craft a saddle at the fence with the skin, then give the carcass to Pearson for the gang to eat.
"I'm willing to put up with the repetitive gameplay for the story".do you even hear yourself? At that point aren't you just watching a interactive movie with bad interactions and a good story? Why do people act like this is a good thing? Video games are supposed to put gameplay first and then story second not the other way around
Did he actually complain that they were too quick from a gameplay standard? I don't think he said that, only that they are unrealistically quick from real life standards.
I showed my churchy dad this game and he was having a really great time, until I noticed visible discomfort and realised I was busting Micah out of prison. Ooops. Yeah, there's murder in this game too, dad, not just hunting with Hosea and fishing with Kieran
ROAMFOAM didn’t go to well for me since wearing even just a cloak would cause my health core to go down by like -15% it doesn’t look that bad but it just fucking drained.
I only disliked one thing from Red Dead 2. After the first few hours I’d have a set weapon load out I enjoyed using. But some missions would either replace or force you to use certain weapons. Forcing you to play a certain way.
@@mettle4565 Yeah it's a shame. I got pretty attached to my shotty and pumping slugs into people. Idk why they decided to implement such an annoying linear play style for some missions.
Rockstar: How do we make sure they know Arthur is a bad guy? Satan: What if you made it so L2 withdraws the weapon, but only for .5 seconds inbetween making the player select dialogue options. Rockstar: What on earth does that teach them? Satan: I thought we were punishing.
i would hate if they removed all those tiny details i love them each and every one of them i wanted more of them like instead of a map in the menu arthur could pick up an actual map and draw with a pencil where he is currently and everytime you picked it up again he would have to use an eraser to remove the marker and draw a new one
Yeah I can't believe after all the bland open worlds we have been getting recently we get a game where there has been so much care and attention out into the details and people start shitting on that too
Thats one thing i love in Hollow Knight, you can't see where you are on the map unless you nerf yourself, is quite a genius way to make people read the map properly.
It's also crazy how the compression in youtube does not do this game any justice. It looks 10 times as incredible when youre playing it for yourself. Especially on PC.
There are 2 types of gamers. The type that sprints everywhere, blows through text dialog, occasionally skips cut scenes and treats NPCs like the meaningless bots they are. The gamer that treats the game-world as their virtual play place essentially. Then there is the type that take a more calm approach. they walk through towns and buildings, watch ALL cut-scenes, and treat the game-world and it's NPC's like it's a real thriving world with real people. If you are the latter type of gamer, RDR2 is a godsend. If you are the former type of gamer, RDR2 is a bit of a drag. I think that's really all there needs to be said.
Nick T how is it being visual a problem. And secondly it’s not a narrative it’s kinda true, if you see how much was put into the game that wasn’t needed to make it actually feel like 1899 southern America you can tell that it feels like a real world and a lot of what makes the real world the real world is the subtle things about it. So in short the first guy was right if you like to be immersed in a games world, then it’s a fucking godsend with all of the unnecessary detail put into it, and if you do not like that sort of thing you just will see it for what it is, unnecessary, granted unnecessary things aren’t bad
The latter is the main reason I love the Metro games, as well as STALKER, Dark Souls, etc. They're just so immersive. ...but sadly, I'm so far off the first type of gamer that I'm absolute shit at multiplayer PVP games.
Also just to say I do not agree with some of the minor flaws in the video. The hand to hand system being and afterthought makes sense considering 90% of the time your main damage dealer is going to be guns so I can forgive it for being simple. As for the whole not being able to reload the rifle out of cover, while not a major flaw is most certainly a flaw. As for the hunting system being stupid easy, well, how about you look directly at every song track of the animals of this video game, you can’t, because that would take way too fucking long, the hunting cannot work very effectively because the only way to actually look at all the tracks with even a modicum of efficiency would require you to actually be there, so in conclusion the medium simply doesn’t allow for better more realistic hunting, even Witcher 3 couldn’t devise a system that could do that
@FERMINDAL That was kinda the point in a way the story is about the downfall of the gang and how Dutch went crazy and that only happened because of money and them fucking up and the feds constantly chasing after them if none of the money stuff or the fed stuff didn't happen then this story wouldn't have its main conflicts
@@coopah9437 Its a carbon copy of The Walking Dead's plot unfolding at its foundation. Settle, things go bad, move to a new place, repeat. But people will shit on Twd even I don't care about that show anymore, I didn't care for rdr2's story either.
@@brianmannion7097 TWD failed with that they have horrible character development RDR2's story uses it more intelligently and it just overall makes more sense they are a band of outlaws who have robbed many banks and messed with cornwall who is funding the pinkertons it only makes sense that the feds are continuously chasing them and the money thing was mainly because dutch was slowly losing his mind at that point
I would love for them to add a tornado cinematic to this game, they have rain, fog, storm, blizzards, lighting so why not tornadoes, that would be awesome.
depends what part of the west in a state. because if its in the southwestern states like colorado than that isnt happening. or maybe the game is set in texas so you would see that. i dont know were the game takes place.
@@morepepper7075 it's set in fictitious states modeled after the southern part of the United States. For example, New Austin is Texas, Lemoyne has Louisiana, New Hanover has Virginia.
Just imagine being pulled off your horse and into the air out of nowhere and then just dying in 3 seconds... Me: Well back to playing minecraft then 👉🏻
You are literally the funniest Game reviewer there is on this whole platform! You nearly killed me because all those jokes just kept coming and i didnt have any time to catch a break but at the same time you are making valid points and seeing this with a type of professional reviewing distance that none of the professional reviewers seem to have (looking at you IGN). I always look forward to seeing your videos and honestly i have watched all the "is An Absolute Nightmare" ones at least 6 times. I think this one was your best one yet! They just keep getting better and better.
This is the only channel on TH-cam I have to slow down the videos to understand anything. You're the editing equivalent of someone who broke their space bar.
It’s tru tho, I’ll just walk up to a fool and smack him in the face with my gun maybe get him to chase me up some stairs and then I’ll tackle his ass off the stairs, dragging people on horses is soooo fun
Pretty sure not since after the Epilogue(8 years later) you can still find him and he says that he doesn't even remember what Gavin looks like and that he wasted his life looking for him
Right!!?? I remember seeing a screenshot of Arthur, way back before the game came out, and he was wearing a big dark red bandana around his neck. That's one of the first things I looked for, my first visit to the general store.
Another thing is being able to close the jackets when you wear them, like Arthurs winter coat from opening of the game. I want to be able to do that with all the jackets
Jeff Woods no, he just used 3.77765% of his power so he could transcend into his more powerful posthuman form, bringing his power over 9000%. Read up on the topic, it’s first grade Jeff.
@@1998superjet I'm so sorry I'm so ill informed. Before I make such a awful assumption again I will do my research. Thanks for the education my dear expert. I will not make this mistake again.
Lol so much stuff gets taken care of off-screen by other characters that they had to write dialogue about Arthur not pulling his weight into the game so it wasn't a glaring plot hole
I wouldn't say that every piece of realism adds to the fun directly. I was totally happy with the Witcher 3 way of looting. But it definetly helps so the game feels way more real than other games. And this makes me feel about Arthur like a dear friend more than a video game character.
Funny enough, the average horse passes manure upwards of a dozen or more times a day, so given the in-game clock that's actually a pretty accurate timetable lol
Hyper-sympathetic Telepathic Machine i bet this dude haven’t got any outdoor hobbies.
@@ronelgo1374 honestly it's not hard to see that horse poops alot in a day, one horse in one stall poops a shit ton. Sorry if my grammar is bad its 3:30 in the morning
B I G. B R A I N
@thanos snap I work on a farm pal
@thanos snap apologies, have a good day
Speaking of smoking to fill the dead eye, I thought taking time to smoke a cigar in the middle of a robbery or any crime was the most bad ass thing ever.
or when you kill like 3 guys in a single dead eye and then just walk away smoking cigar
Its like Capt. Price after killing Makarov
Its kind of like Spy from Team Fortress 2
Green Before its kinda like every badass ever...
Its the wild west ffs
First person ever to complain that the skinning animation is too quick
This video is fucking pathetic in every single complaint besides maybe 1 or 2 points. Its just pandering to the haters 😂
shane nolan do you want to save time or not? These are the same kinds of people who complain that riding takes too long. Make up your mind.
Brayden Wormer r/woooosh
the animation is too fast..
.slow it down .03 secs lmao
My friend was over my house n he complained about the skin time too... I turned around and just gave him a look 😑
The only nightmare is when you meet up with micah. Bro told me to “vist and have coffee” we robbed a stage coach and killed 32 people 💀
Not bro, Micah doesn't deserve it, that piece of shit.
Your right bro! Bitch kills jacks dog then me 💀
The real nightmare is dying to a cougar on your way to trade in your haul of pelts
@@anthonyduffy6953 that is so true! I was just playing and a bear attacked me onto a crocodile and as I was dealing with them, lemoyne raiders spawn out of thin air!
@@nightmare_slayer8851 always have a rare rolling block rilfe ready especially with express bullets, one headshot and bear is dead
I love this game but the only thing I have a problem with is saving Micah from the Strawberry Jail
@misagi because Arthur is in love with someone else and his son and wife died
Da hells a strawberry jail
@@sly5437 that doesn't answer the question.
@misagi I'm just taking my time getting to the ending I just collected most of the dinosaur bones and the last 8 I have to play as John for those well looks like it's on to the next side quest for me. Also I don't know why you can't do that
@@kittenwithmittens6200 It's a jail in a small town that Micah was locked up in
Smoking to refill deadeye really makes me feel like Clint Eastwood.
That was probably what Rockstar had in mind, actually. XD
Drink gin it restores the stamina to
Yoshikage Kira are you gonna use deadeye to throw throw throwing knives at women’s hands?
didn't you die like 20 years ago?
Did you know Clint Eastwood never inhaled the smoke?
Imo I think Arthur Morgan is Rockstar's best character achievement. His moral compass is shaken and turned upside down several times, and while he claims to be just a dumb killer, he's quietly a talented artist and writer, and a thoughtful and worried man. He was raised on ideals that he saw his mentors turn away from, and it's in your hands whether he continues to follow their example or to make something better of himself. His past is the most intricate Rockstar has EVER devised for a character and so while you can try to call it narrative dissonance, even Arthur has a reason for when you're a bloodthirsty psychopath. He'll talk about it, saying he's angry all the time and he doesn't exactly know why, but how he thinks it's about the mess they're in. Arthur knows when he's killing without reason, and it just becomes a part of who he is if you choose to go that route.
That said, smoking through like 3 packs worth of cigarettes in a day to refill deadeye over and over is ridiculous.
Yeah exactly. That part where you kill an entire town was massively taken out of context here too. I mean Arthur is fucking furious afterwards and hates Micah even more for the rest of The game for making him do it.
With the novel you just wrote I have come to the conclusion that you are indeed like me. A virgin.
He’s not being 100% serious with the things he’s saying here. It’s hyperbole. For comedy. People are apparently very wound up about this game?
Vibrolux because it’s a pretty good game
Finally someone realizes how well Arthur draws!
I love this video but I feel like when you talk about the jailbreak mission you miss the huge point of the mission. For example, Arthur openly talks about how he hated he had to do that. It is supposed to make you hate Micah more than you probably will.
He's purposefully doing that so he can make you forget about that part and make you think he was okay with it
I agree with your comment, but I don’t think anything can make me hate Micah more than I already do
No, that's just a cheap, poorly written trope seen countless times in media; make the hero character do horrific, inexcusable acts but show them briefly, making comments and forgetting about it minutes later. Contrast with good writing, when the hero is forever affected and influenced by his guilt. Stop fanboying and coming up with ridiculous excuses just because you like something.
@@RVered I dint liking something, being a fan, also have you played the game.
exactly
what i love about this game is arthurs design. its so iconic you can immediately recognize it, but its generic enough for you to become almost anyone in character customization.
@@oldslowcoach That makes no sense
@@oldslowcoach what
@@oldslowcoach dawg?
@@oldslowcoach Explain
@@oldslowcoach that's the most confusingly racist thing I have ever seen. "White" people don't look the same or generic
The only nightmare in RDR2 is when Dutch comes with a new "plan"
All we need to do first is get some MONEH with one more score, and then go to Tahiti.
Peter Alexander Rheaume-Garcia but what about lumbago
Frosty Cane forget the lumbago where’s Gavin?
We just need more money
Kurisutian Abraham That’s what I was thinking when I read the title!🤣
My horse caught on fire during a cut scene at a dudes camp. Once my horse was ablaze, it set that guy on fire. Was an interesting cut scene. Lol
i wish you recorded this
this game has some of the most realistic fire effects iv ever seen though, light something on fire and it will literaly come alive and spread to all flammable objects like irl, seriously go and throw a fire bottle or shoot a fire arrow at a wagon or log cabin and watch the majestic flames, or drop dead bodies on campfires and watch em sizzle until all there flesh literally burns off
@@FrannieFibgert I did but never uploaded it to anything.
@@blakearmentrout7717 they are pretty amazing indeed.
Jeff Lane please do
One of the moments that blew me away most in RDR2 was going into a theatre and watching a show. Seeing a gaslit stage play/animation through incredibly advanced graphics seems like it should be a pointless activity but for me it was something close to time travel. Somehow a different beast to playing Pacman as a minigame or dragging an accurately dressed cowboy through beautifully rendered mud, perfect though those experiences may be.
Same with npcs eating a whole meal bite by bite animated. Literally any random npc that eats somewhere.
I agree I though the shows were one of the coolest things my wife who is so anti games even she thought that was really awesome and that on the history of our whole relationship has she ever said that about any other games
The whole time Arthur’s forced to murder innocent people he’s talking about why he dosent want to do it. All throughout that micah prison break mission Arthur is absolutely pissed and is debating on just leavin the rat right there
You obviously missed the point of the game
@@kitkatstrats9516 How?
@@kitkatstrats9516 How?
K L how?
K L How?
You must be an O’Driscoll
Gachen Feng or a Pinkerton
Or Micah
These damn O'Driscolls
He's actually Colm
He's agent Milton
The big problem with mass detail is people are going to criticize you if you don’t have it and they’ll criticize you if you do.
Damned if you do, dammed if you don’t
I just want to know who would take a star off their review if the game didn’t have dynamic horse testicle shrinkage
@@nothet was just about to say that
@@thekachigga9255 me
Humans are the most indecisive people I know.
I just wanna say that the fact that Arthur likes writing and drawing (he really likes drawing, stated in his journal) let us know that reaaaaaaaaaally deep down inside, if you looke extremely far past the big, stoic, brave and fearless man that Arthur is, he's a soft and emotional person.
Arthur is anything but soft and emotional. He's whatever he needs to be at the moment, doesnt neglect developing parts of his personality
And Artur is also the biggest idiot in this game
?????
im a very feminine man that draws and paints all day and let me tell you that you DONT have to be amything lkke me to enjoy art.
thats a sterotype. there are plenty of traditioannly masculine motherf@%kers that draw far better than me lol.
some of the greatest artists and writers are very manly and tough men.
I like the shows in RDR2. It immerses you in the world by having you do every day common things that the people of that world would actually do. No one complained about the various TV channels in GTA V. I've watched nearly every show in GTA V. I love taking time away from the action, and spending a bit of time role playing or just getting lost in the realism of the world
Yes I agree that some people enjoy it in the way you do however many players don’t choose to do something they may see as a waste of time and money. Players do what they want. And yes red dead lends itself to being a Wild West life sim, many players don’t play it that way.
S K Y R I M B O O K S
@@-gray-6966 The beauty of a Rockstar game is that you're free to not do those things if you don't want to, and if you do want to, you can spend as much time doing is as you please. That's what makes it so great.
I DISCOVERED Ricky Gervais in GTA! That was my favorite part of the game, and a good show.
@@Pandel2017K its called Horses to Water
The first time I played this through I went to save that guy hanging on the cliff and accidentally hit R2 and shot him in the face.
Bring me Peter pan haha, I didn't even realize where he was holding on to until it was too late... XD
Happened to me the first time I went into an inn. Wanted to take a bath, accidentally hit the wrong trigger and shot the jolly old dude right in the face.
I jumped off the cliff because the prompt to save him disappeared right when i pressed it and Arthur just jumped off like nobody's business
I went to save him but I have a sticky analog stick so I just walked past him and fell off the cliff edge 😂
I WHEEZED-
The theater in Red Dead 2 is a "Magic Lantern" show and is historically accurate, as are the guns for the most part.
@Radisson Gates Bit harsh but okay.
@Radisson Gates Are you a simpleton?
They don’t really get the guns right. There’s a lot of mistakes with them.
@@davidschneider9145 They changed the names of basically all of them, and had to make a few more distinct because the guns they're based on like Winchester and Henry repeaters are still being actively manufactured and their appearances are copyrighted. The Evan's repeater magazine was changed because the real version was a pain in the ass to reload, and the cap & ball pistols usually had swappable cylinders. I missed a few I'm sure.
@Steel
There are a couple of other mistakes. The Schofield should be the weakest of the revolvers because it had the weakest cartridge. They messed up some of the magazine capacities. For example, the Lancaster has 14 shots. I think it’s based on the 1866 Winchester, which holds 13 rounds plus one in the chamber. However, Arthur cycles the action before firing the first shot, which would indicate a magazine capacity of 14 rounds. But all of the mistakes are just minor details and don’t really make it less realistic.
You forgot to talk about the detail of the horse's ballsack shrinking in the cold
WAIT WHAT
@@wompwompwompwompwompwompalienzballs
Don't your ever call my Arthur evil again, he's the goodest boah in the west
The BEST BOAH
Yep the best boah
HE’S AN ALRIGHT BOAH
No kills
The Good Boah The Bad Rat and The Ugly Agent
Movement mechanics. Aim system. Tracking system.
Leaving micah to die in that jail cell.
All things can be improved on.
Bounty system.
Its something that really requires redo.
Agreed on the aiming system and movement mechanics...how many times have we run into someone else's horse when turning to shoot someone (makes it more interesting for sure) or bumped into an NPC's horse when galloping to the destination. And yes, there should have been am option to let Micah rot in the cell. Of course, if it hadn't been for Micah and Sean and their truly reckless psychopathic behavior, the Van der Linde Gang wouldn't be the melting pot of diversity we've come to know and love. So, taking the good with the bad, RDR2 is a great game.
@@kainnosgoth7336 I think you can ignore him until like Saint Denis before you have to do any of the missions for him after you have freed him
Kain Nosgoth why sean tho
@@CatastrophicTV Who knows? One of those gaming questions that may never be answered..
Well you know some people DO actually play Arthur as the humble man seen in the cutscenes...it makes the game more enjoyable, I feel awkward going around running into trains and killing innocents
Humble? Do you know what that word means? Cause arthur ain’t humble.
@@lobsterwithhisshouldersbac8368 you get the point.
@@lobsterwithhisshouldersbac8368 yes he is; literally says he doesn't want to be famous for gunslinging amongst other things.
I'm not sure you know what humble means.
Yeah, I only do that for the challenges and achievements. Theres a dialogue where you sit down with one of the ladies at camp (I think it was Karen?) And talk about your feelings, and as soon as Arthur said he was upset about killing animals for no reason and leaving their corpses willy nilly, I immediately felt bad about running over squirrels and accidentally hunting animals while my horse was already loaded up. I try to play Arthur as a well mannered man who helps others and respects the land, but I gotta go rob a bunch of innocent people real quick so I can wear a gun belt, or kill a bunch of civilians cuz Micah's a douchebag
@@lobsterwithhisshouldersbac8368 iworld he has manner he regrets killing folks in every single cutscene ..he helps people randomly ..its the players that ruin it and this video is absolute garbage.
2:20 A-FREAKIN'-MEN, brother! I cannot begin to tell you the amount of times I've wanted to do some cool cosplay, get a cool jacket or coat, or do airsoft, only for me to step outside and realize "Crap. I'm in Florida. I'm either gonna die of heat stroke or being melted into a liquid if I don't take this off and put on shorts." I'm sorry but I just relate to that too dang well.
“Skin any animal alive” yeah pretty sure they’re dead
That's just what they want you to think
I mean they are afterwards.
do not spill the secrets, brother
Red alive redemption
@@sadnessofwildgoats or the guts
My Grandpa says horses poop a lot. Considering the hours in games are faster then reality it may be logical
after a horse has passed through there's at the very least 2-3 piles of horse dung.
@@Ch4pp13 the whole area where our neighbors horses are is about 3 inches above the rest of the ground because of a crap ton of crap
@TH-cam a.i. it literally doesnt change the game at all except more real
@TH-cam a.i. I think i noticed my horse shitting 3 times? You guys gotta quit being so focused on your horses ass...
It's the reason why horses do not make good house pets.
This guy definitely had low honor.
Definitly
definitely
@Kris Ferrero Especially when riding in Saint Denis, too many people to crash into lol
who doesn't?
@@frostsoul4199 woman
Whoa whoa, The slide projector shows are hilarious, creative and genuinely fun. It shows the depth of the game. Even displays a NPO ( non player object ) from the catalog. That is extremely clever and cool. Just that is has unique stuff like this makes me like it that much more. I really wish I could frame the cigarette cards and display them in my gaming room. Is anyone who contributed creatively to making this game read this, thank you.
Yea yea but they could've put these resources into fun mechanics the game will use throughout the game and not into useless side content most will not see
@@caralho5237 It's the point of RDR2. You have to explore. Most details that make the game so alive are little things, dialogues, secondary stuff that you'd easily miss if you did just one playthrough or if you didn't give it time. If you like to rush a game and focus on a few major mechanics, it's just not for you, and it's fine that way. RDR2 is deeper. For me, it has to be taken as a span of time, something precious, unique, that you are given the opportunity to live. This game feels special because of this. It's not just a game, it's a little world of its own, and if you don't take your time, you will not find most of what makes it actually interesting.
@@caralho5237 if you don't care about side content it's fine but you should be aware that it's like not playing half of a game, this doesn't apply to RDT2 solely but to pretty much any game.
People put too little care in side content with the excuse of "no one cares about that" but side contents:
1. impact the game loop much more than the unqualified average joe can realize
2. are still an integral part of the game and are meant to be enjoyed along with the main game loop
3. games would be much more empty without then, regardless of wether you care about them or not. Imagine walking in Valentine and not being able to enter the cinema, go to the barber, or to the general store. Sure, you might not care about that, but cities would be much emptier this way regardless
Also the Bear movie was actually very obviously a metaphor about the gang. Watch it again while thinking about this and it will all be come clear
Me: rides my horse in any town
NPC: runs in front of me
Me: loses honor for trampling
GODDAMN IT
I swear the lifeless zombies are horse magnets / on a suicide mission to claim life insurance
Getting in a head on collision on accident with another horse rider and then being branded a murderer because they can't take a fall is real bull. Also every npc is SO standoffish and suspicious of others. If you walk too close to someone, or if you happen to be riding too close to a carriage, they're likely to draw their gun EVEN WHEN I'M JUST TRYING TO GET FROM A TO B IN CINEMATIC MODE.
Me: *rides past npc, minding my own business*
Npc: "HEY, WATCH WHERE YOU'RE GOING!"
Me: Bitch I was nowhere near bumping into your fat ass.
BraapSpitBlack everytime some bullshit like that happens, I think to myself “killing this individual wouldn’t be that bad” and so I kill them. Then I end up killing the entire town and get a massive bounty. I usually pay the bounty off and just go back to the same town and say “hi” to everyone and my honor is good as new
We lose honor, get a bounty and get every lawman in the state after us increasing our bounty further because some fuckhole doesn’t know how to walk.
The skinning the rabbit animation is the most realistic animation in the game... Thats legit how you skin rabbits🤷♂️
No fucking way, really??, I don't have the guts to look it up, the game version already bugs me a lot
@Disappointment Department Jeez, i'm going to trust you guys, thats awful xD
@@kendarr it is I've done before and vomitted dont skin rabbits like it
@@kendarr yea that's how rabbits get skinned. It's quite grotesque but still quite cool
@@kendarr there are less gruesome ways to do it but they take alot more time and with how small a rabbit usually is its usually not worth it
Correction: Red Dead Online servers are a nightmare
Avengethegame27 Correction: Red Dead Online is a nightmare (hope the summer update is a step in the right direction but the length of time it has gone without meaningful updates is staggering, especially on the PvE side)
@Ronin Martinez I think Gta 5 and ever Red Dead 1 servers work better
Hell, I remember the launch of GTA Online was completely unplayable.
ffs, its worst now, you're not safe untill you put yourself on defensive mode...
Yea you always have that posse of 10 and nobody wants to mess with them because well there’s 10 of them
I found this game so painful to play. A beautiful disappointment, really.
It’s like a really nicely wrapped gift, that doesn’t fit. The box and bow on it are world class. But the item doesn’t fit, and there’s no making it again..
Gorgeous visually and technically astonishing but as actual video game it's tortue to play. Much more time riding horses than shooting a gun.
I started having fun with it when I started to think of it as a more of an outlaw cowboy simulation than just another open world video game. I mean you can do a lot of things which are not typically video gamey, like feeding and brushing your horse, putting effort to bond with your horse, and your horse can actually die if you're not careful. If you pet a Dog, he'll recognize you the next time you meet him.
Things like eating, drinking, smoking and sleeping regularly, maintaining your hair and beard length and style, cleaning your guns, cleaning yourself. You talk to people from your gang in campfires, listen to their stories, their past, sometimes get an item request from them which you can then complete, drink and dance with them, go hunting, fishing, play games with them. There are so many things which make you feel like a part of this living and breathing world, not like the world revolves around you and NPCs only exist to talk to you, all of them have their own lives and you just naturally interact with them. Random encounters with NPCs which can reward or punish you for being good, sometimes you're not even sure which one it'll be. It's almost like living a 2nd life.
@@jeremiahweaver4677i think it was so ahead of its time for 2018 being. Sure there has been realism and cool stuff in older games and etc but RDR2 was like a massive expensive iPhone when you're used to androids if that makes sense. There was just so many new things in that game that should set the standard bar for triple A games imo, but I can understand why people got overwhelmed and over stimulated from the excessive unorganized fun and realistic things you could do.
@@PeakDennisReynoldspersonally I loved the long horse rides for the first playthrough I think that makes sense to get in all the beautiful environments and not rush though it. But it definitely becomes very repetitive and backtracking the more you play it.
The beginning of Red Dead reminded me of a Quentin Tarantino film. Loved it. Loved the whole game!
Of the hateful eight? The absolute dog turd of a film. Q.T made some of the best films ever, then he made hateful 8
World Wide Patriots why do you hate the hateful eight? I thought it was a decent movie besides the pacing. But there’s reason for that as well.
Django was great
@@WorldWidePatriots hateful 8 was a pretty good film
@@xquo2714 each to their own. J honestly couldn't stand it.
I can't tell if I'm watching a video or having a schizophrenic episode
Well both
If you want more like this watch oompaville
I now have seizures
ur watching knockoff yahtzee
Yeet Yeet My boi
@@sorenmatthies3464 what is this? A crossover episode!?
Who's this "circletoonshd" guy? he's so unfunny, never work with him again!!!
CircleToonsHD now you take that back, who do you think you are saying that /s
Fuck you, CircleToonsHD is hillarious!
I can't believe you'd say that about circletoons. I bet you haven't even watched one of his videos
His comedy is so last month
But also way better than mine
Never trust a guy who wears pinkie/ring-finger gloves.
I just started a new playthrough where I’m attempting 100% and I’m trying to do it all with no HUD. I totally agree with your mini map and prompts comments. They really do detract from what I think the game really wanted you to do, explore it.
I can sum up the visual design in a single sentence:
*MY EYES ARE BLEEDING FROM THE BEAUTY*
and everything else is fuckin garbage.
@@deathrager2404 well just in online, everything about the story is amazing.
@@SunnyGaming3710 hell no. far from it. cliche after cliche, boring gameplay, clunky controls, horseriding is retarded, gunplay is shit, arthur only changes because he has tuberculosis lol. terrible game son. all about immersion but not alot of things are immersive. repetetive missions and strangers. 4 times you can meet this guy who was bitten by a snake. 4 fuckin times. foh
@@deathrager2404 you’re really bad at reviewing games. I cannot understand how you are able to even claim that there wasn’t anything redeeming about rdr2
@@mugzymccravlin6901 cant handle facts buddy?
I mean the storyline is incredible, online, extremely disappointing.
@@123VRa what part didn't make sense might be able to explain it
The story was bloody incredible, i havnt even touched the online because i really dont need it compared to the story
Darth Vader its great in the case of being able too create your own character pvp added weapons and clothing and some other stuff but it’s just still missing so much compared too the story. though I think it’s funny no one remembers it took gtao like what 4 or 5 years too add what’s everyone wanted, in too gtao? Which was heists.
@@jameshenchy184 maybe theyll do the same thing and add bank robberies and train heists (in better scenarios or more interesting robberies) 5 years later aswell :)
@@jameshenchy184 calm down it's not like they forgot about red dead online and I agree with Darth Vader about them adding the option to be able to do heists or rob stores and trains
Skinning rabbits and small animals like that is actually very realistic, u just peel up a bit and give a good rip and it comes off pretty clean.
Arthur just hulks it though on the rabbit he never uses a knife just grabs the tail and rips the skin right off, I wonder how hard that really is to do
@@theprfesssor You can actually do that, you don't need to use a knife.
God damn city slickers thinking they know everything.
@@Chu8rock 100% true I've seen it.
@@garymorrill2724 Watch this video. th-cam.com/video/RENhcR0BPLo/w-d-xo.html
this game actually got me to a point in the story where I wanted to not kill enemys in a main mission because in my perception the arthur i decided to play probably wouldnt have. But because the game is tied to its story so much (which is an amazing story ofc, prob one of the best stories ever) i was forced to kill tons of people i didnt even wanted to.
i think arthur didn't wanted to kill the people he killed neither
That's exactly how Arthur feels, multiple times during the story he mentions how the gang is killing people for no reason and doubts if they are going to get out alive.
It’s a game lol
3:36 ...are we not going to acknowledge that the controller’s off? Totally ruined my immersion. 9/10 it has a little something for everyone
Wow, i can't believe someone from IGN really watches UpIsNotJump.
But does it make you feel like Batman??
I get this reference
KNACK 2 BABYYY
U know u can turn off the light
Well, skinning rabbits in under 3 secs is possible, that is how grandma did it.
Oh legendary cat lord show us your wisdom
Your Grams is the real Arthur Morgan then
If I'm not mistaken that's exactly how it's actually done. Right? Snap the neck, grab the tail and yank?
Oh yeah, that's assuming the rabbit was alive when you caught it.
@@fightingseapanda5516 Was just about to say that!
You know, you CAN just use the in game clues to track animals without Eagle Eye. That mechanic is just to give people who aren't interested in hunting a quick/easy way to hunt.
what in game clues?
@@zizouurb6332 You can see their tracks on the ground and use binoculars to watch them. If you wound an animal, they leave a blood trail.
He can also turn off the minimap...
I really don't understand the purpose of this video, it just feels like a random clickbait rant
@@TheChodex Most of the time, the game isnt really built around to be played without the minimap though.
From what i saw that works in missions where hunting is part of the game, but random animals won't leave a trail you can follow without eagle eye.
I don’t get why people still don’t get why many game reviewers have problems with Rockstar game design. I completely understand your point of view, that the immersive experience of riding on your horse for miles, looking at the spanning beautiful landscape, doing mundane things like brushing, feeding horse, gather materials, hunting, fishing, crafting gives that immersion factor of being a cowboy like no others. That’s enjoying the game your own way, role playing. That’s all fine and good, I’m glad rockstar understood their product.
However, as a game, a mix between a toy and art, their game design, or the toy mechanic part, is lacking. Open world games missions ideally should be more Deus Ex or at least Metal Gear 5. Simple objective with choices for the player to attempt. Rockstar shifted more heavily towards this as time goes by. It is understandable that making missions like that is complex and time consuming, but the argument is that, so is adding shitting horse or hours of voice acting and script writing. As it is, missions in Rockstar games are “cinematic experience” rather than a game. It’s a level where I feel it’s similar to walking simulator games. I’ll give a simple demonstration of what they could have done. Let’s say, the mission is to rescue a gang member from prison, you can provide the player with a few options. 1. ask a NPC that you helped in the past to swindle the law enforcers into releasing him. 2. Create a distraction using explosives or asking a gang member to fire their gun nearby, luring the sheriffs out so you can sneak in and blow the door open with explosive. 3. Go in gun blazing after preparing for an assault on the location. That’s the kind of options that the players should have. They don’t need to make too many assets for them as well if they focus on making the AI intuitive, so players can plan around them, making them feel that they tricked the AI, even if you design them so. That’s not even mentioning the weak upgrade system that provides very minor bonus, and the excess amount of money from doing missions which renders the financial woe of the gang more role playing than plot. The preparation for a mission should rely on cash more, making you having to load out your gang with munition, protective equipment, clothings, medicines, weapons and other expenses, so you would feel the pressure of earning making money, which will make every activity in the game part of the gameplay loop rather than as a “thing you can do”.
If they made the RDR series into a book series or something, I'd be amazed.
They did wouldn’t it wouldn’t be necessary since we have the game. Not even a movie would be needed at this point. We just wait till the ps8 and get a remaster
I'm calling a re-release of it on the Ps5..cause ya know, they're doing it with gta...
@@nier_gard9236 rdr1 remaster is coming to ps5
@@tashkent561 I have it for the ps3, so eh. I like 2 more;D
I was thinking about that the other day. It would be so fucking amazing if they wrote a book about the whole storyline of the red dead redemption series:)
Finally, the culmination of all the random tweets together in one comprehensive video...
Red dead was the first game ever to make me genuinely pause it and sit there and think for about 7 minutes .......wow this is absolutely beautiful the animation and textures are the best things I've ever god damn seen and the people who designed and made this definitely didn't get enough credit and recognision they deserved for all of this
Hi wheeler
@@levengeurmasquedesabbysses6060 no walker
Yo wassup joe
Games aren't games anymore. They are incredibly long movies.
That’s not a problem if it’s a good movie.
Fun fact about skinning a rabbit, literally that easy.
No, He's right, once you've made a pretty small incision the entire rabbit skin can be pulled off like a glove. Google it!
EDIT - guy I was responding to deleted his comment.
Yep. Rabbit, Grouse, Duck, all pretty much the same.
I'm so surprised this isn't discussed more.
@@Jesse__H What did the guy that deleted his comment say?
"Das Fell über die Ohren ziehen" is literally a german saying and means "I pull your pelt over your ears" like "I mess you up"
I really like the slow pace. More games should embrace a slow, explorer pace. I actually got tired of videogames trying to smear my balls to the wall every second for hours on end.
Ur boring me
@@blackjackhearts9593 damn who woulda thought random comments were there solely to entertain you
Nobody want to play boring games
yeah man i cant get em outta the wall :edit i called dwayne johnson he said he could help
@@Leech_treatment53 rdr2 isnt boring. u probably play to much fortnite or cs and u just dont like thease type of games.
Friend: "Why are you being nice to everyone? You're an outlaw."
Me: "B-but I wanna help people!!"
Friend: "Why? It's a game!?"
Me: "BUT IN THE GAME I CAN ACTUALLY HELP PEOPLE!"
Because being bad makes me feel bad
Me in a nutshell
MajWay same
I tried to help the lumber jacks with the wolf problem after killing the Wolf's they started shooting at me so I killed a few and ran away. Lol
MajWay
Yeah i felt like that.
Until i booted up bloodtrail for VR.
I now stand and smile While my victim bleeds out.
Just waiting to choke victims.
I wish i could grab em’
Just started playing this game(I know I'm late) and even with all the strange design choices and occasionally lackluster gameplay, it is amazingly beautiful and immersive. i get lost playing it, and have no sense of the actual world around me(which is fine in small doses). i'm genuinely enthralled by it, and love it to bits.
I can also recommend you to try playing the story mode in the first version of the game if you have it on disc. Some things were better working in 1.0
And don't forget to ENJOY every bit of it!
i played the first mission once and stopped for months but when i finally git through the snow area i completed the main story in less than 2 weeks. it gets really good. i think most people dont give it time
@knight_561 I feel this. I've been going on a spree of rdr2. Now for me as a history enthusiast I love the game world. But the community seems to worship and adore Arthur. Which for me just felt like a passable character. Not bad, just incredibly mid and I was underwhelmed at the end. Based on what folks said I thought it would be a lot more hard hitting. In the end I just thought it was okay, but I could easily write something a lot more tear jerking and emotional.
@@hc1616 You are absolutly right. If you approach this game from a usual gamer perspective, most of the immersion does not work. To get the full experience out of this, you should not rush RD2. Fortunatly i started to play this game for the first time around april this year together with my wife. Because she is not a gamer, we approached RD2 from a different angle and choose a "slow and steady" playstyle. We played this game for around 115 hours over the course of five months. I enjoyed every minute of it and the end hit me really hard.
Me: accidentally bumps into sheriff
Bounty:1000000000000000000$
Sheriff: "you picked the wrong house fool"
Epic Games soo true
Oooof on my ooofies
raping the sheriffs daughter and antagonizing someone twice in a town have the same bounty
@@MaSoNGaMeR115 you can do that?
Epic Games aye aye aye big smoke it’s me Carl chill CHILL
Did Arthur go to the mortal kombat school of animal skinning?
sKinning*
TEST YOUR SKINNING!
Learned it straight from Sheeva
I'm just glad that he skins animals quickly, because I am so...freaking...tired...of hunting in video games.
Yes
6:22
“It’s honestly astonishing the level of”
Polish?
“Detail”
dᴀmn it.
I just think the realism actually makes up for the gameplay mechanics. The realism and simpler mechanics make the game more approachable and extremely immersive even for the more inexperienced gamers.
Yee (and I really, seriously, absolutely cannot stress this enough) *HAW*
Justin Y. Dude, your comments are gold
HAW YEE?
Why are you EVERYWHERE
I can’t stress how annoying it is to see you comment on every video for attention
Justin Y. now you’re just stealing reddit memes
I feel like there's some misunderstanding about the narrative of the game. It's not a case of 'Arthur Morgan is a good man in a bad situation', creating some kind of disconnect whenever the player goes on a rampage. The game, the narrative, and Arthur himself repeatedly point out that he's a bad man. They are outlaws. As in, outside the law. As in, criminals.
They're all about killing and robbing to get by. And should the player go on random rampages there are even optional conversations in camp where Arthur will wonder just what the hell is wrong with himself. It's not a story of a good man in a bad situation, it's the story of a bad man who tries to do good with the time he has left in the end.
Man this guy doesn't even pay attention to the game. Like many Fanboys around addicted to battle royals.
And honestly the game isn't even about Arthur. I feel like we're watching John become who he is, through the eyes of someone who impacted him the most.
@Evan Zarr Incorrect. There's many dialogue changes depending on honor.
For example the old hag in guarma.
High honor: He asks Dutch why he killed her.
Low honor: He asks here if Dutch is okay.
There's many dialogue changes with Arthur and the gang if you have low honor. Arthur admits he's as bad as Micah if you have low honor.
@Evan Zarr I think you misread my comment or only watched or played on a high honor playthrough. He asks Dutch if he is okay. Also, Arthur wanted to kill Bronte. He sided with him. Also, many things change in chapter 6 depending on honor. Like kicking out Leopold Strauss. If he has low honor, he kicks him out for wasting their time. If not, he kicks him out for going after a person who has no way of paying off the debt without dying.
@Evan Zarr Why would they spend time on more dialogue if that was the case? He doesn't act anything. He was just mad Dutch killed Bronte out of revenge when he said he wouldn't. Also, they're not going to make cutscenes for each honor level. They expect you to be from -3 to positive 3. You're just being pedantic now. If you played it, you missed out on a ton of things.
I forgot I was subbed to you so when I saw this in my feed I wondered why I subscribed, but then less than 10 seconds in I remembered
i personally cant remember when i subbed
Literally what happened to me
His manic style is what brings me back.
Mechafinch Personal *ALLEY-OOP*
CrabMeat GOOD LORD ARTHUR
RDR2 is a nightmare because the amount of menial tasks it asks you to do for 100% completion takes the fun out playing the game.
Even something as basic as traversing the map takes 40 IRL minutes because your horse has asthma, and it can only be cured by brushing its hair for 2 IRL hours
yOu cAn fAst tRaVeL WiTh tHe cAmpSite!
Yeah, even the fast travel system in this game is needlessly long and adds absolutely nothing to the experience apart from sheer frustration
its made for people with functional attention spans.
@@danielsmokesmidshaving an attention span doesn't mean you need to test it
@@EngagingOverImmersive i dont have to test it. rdr2 provides the perfect amount of stimulation. most games do wayyyy too much and that’s what you’re used to. idk why you expect a game set in 1899 to be fast paced
To answer some questions!
I love this game, I am focusing on the bad simply because everyone has already gone to town on how good it is, similarly I think Fallout 76 is average (if it wasn't so ridiculously priced), with that I just focused on the good.
I play without the map on occasionally, but I find the game isn't really designed to be played like this. Organic open world games are usually designed more like puzzle games, like Breath of the Wild and Fallout 2. In Red Dead Characters need to give more indication of what you are supposed to be doing so you can work it out, however they regularly just say "off you go" and I have no idea what they are on about.
I believe if you give a game 100% no changes would improve it, for example I give FTL 100% because I wouldn't change anything about it. It's gameplay hangs in a very fine balance. It's frustrating and full of chance, but that's why it can surprise you even after playing it as much as I have
I love Country Roads too OKAY I just heard it 1000 times when making my last video, I also have a bit of personal horror story relating to it, hahaaaa *cries*
All I hope though is I made you laugh at least a little :) Thank you for watching everyone, you have completely changed my life.
earthbound is a good game
Driving makes u better at driving omg that soooo stupid duuude
My immediate impressions on seeing footage of RDR2 the first time were "WHY IS THERE STILL A FUCKING MINIMAP" and "WHY DOES ROCKSTAR STILL GIVE SPECIFIC ONSCREEN INSTRUCTIONS" So I'm glad we're on the same page.
i love u, u beautiful god of a man
Whose cover is that Country Roads? I've been trying to find it without luck, and it sounds awesome :'(
Physics: realistic
Visuals: perfect
Gameplay: casual Rockstar stuff
Story: better than Hollywood
Edit: yall can stop calling each other children
What? The story is shit. Everything was shoved in at late chapter 4, Guarna was pointless, chapters 2 & 3 are literally 15 hours of filler. The first half of chapter 5 was pointless, and most of chapter 6 was just getting revenge on a bunch of people. The epilogue and chapter 1 are the only parts with a good story
@@hooliganfanatic7241 I mean if he's using Hollywood as a rating scale, you know that the bar is set really low
@@PoptartParasol Hollywood has made some amazing movies. Joker 2019, Citizen Kane, Jaws, etc
@@hooliganfanatic7241 the fact you said the epilogue was the only good story is already showing that you aren’t good at parties
Lol, this was one of the most boiler plate most generic western's I've ever seen its just longer thats it. It doesn't do anything that Westerns haven't been doing since like the late 60's and 70s when they got gritty. One episode of Deadwood is better than the entire length of this game.
But really, games should stop trying to ape movies, and fit movie narrative structure into a medium that is interactive its just backwards thinking. If I wanted to watch a movie I'd go watch a movie, I like games because of the things they do that movies can't, and when you force narrative on an open world game you inevitable are going to run at odds with player choice.
I actually really enjoy all these little details. I'm willing to put up with the repetitive gameplay for the story, and also even if the way the missions work is basically the same every time, the missions themselves can be quite different(e.g. the Saint Denis bank robbery compared to breaking John out of prison, or firing a cannon at a warship on Guarma). The skinning especially is one I like. It allows me to go off and craft a saddle at the fence with the skin, then give the carcass to Pearson for the gang to eat.
why would you say the glaring flaws are excusable
@@ghostface5559 because they genuinely didn’t matter that much games good ash to this day
"I'm willing to put up with the repetitive gameplay for the story".do you even hear yourself? At that point aren't you just watching a interactive movie with bad interactions and a good story? Why do people act like this is a good thing? Video games are supposed to put gameplay first and then story second not the other way around
@@meh2228 or you can enjoy a story it’s about what you prefer that’s your opinion
“Dutch, UpisNotJump is the rat! Not Molly, Dutch, Not miss grimshaw, not even Micah”
That transition at 11:52 was SMOOTH AS BUTTER HOLY SHIT
And that, kids, is what happens when you master the art of montages.
You mean cheese
3/10 Doesn’t mention Tahiti or says “HAVE SOME FAITH”
This mans dream world:
*Accidentally presses "Skin Animal"*
- Well i'll be back in three hours.
Did he actually complain that they were too quick from a gameplay standard? I don't think he said that, only that they are unrealistically quick from real life standards.
@@clickpause8732 He didn't even say they were unrealistic. He just sounded impressed to me
@@clickpause8732 this is just the only "criticism" wartb could attack because he knows the rest of the video is correct
GruM no he’s just copying everyone else in the video comments because he likes internet points
ThRiVe who doesn’t like internet points?
I showed my churchy dad this game and he was having a really great time, until I noticed visible discomfort and realised I was busting Micah out of prison. Ooops. Yeah, there's murder in this game too, dad, not just hunting with Hosea and fishing with Kieran
WRONG
this outfit is suitable for average temperatures.
*Puts scarf on*
Game: You will now burn to death in the sun
me: “this thin jacket seems nice”
rockstar: *cease.*
@@heyyou9472 lmao? I wear hot shit in the wrong temperatures I've never had a problem with it joke or not its not really a problem .
ROAMFOAM
didn’t go to well for me since wearing even just a cloak would cause my health core to go down by like -15%
it doesn’t look that bad but it just fucking drained.
I only disliked one thing from Red Dead 2. After the first few hours I’d have a set weapon load out I enjoyed using. But some missions would either replace or force you to use certain weapons. Forcing you to play a certain way.
which is the exact opposite of what DMA wanted to do with gta
@@mettle4565 Yeah it's a shame. I got pretty attached to my shotty and pumping slugs into people. Idk why they decided to implement such an annoying linear play style for some missions.
Welcome to video games in modern day.
God damn Lancaster repeater
I love my shotgun with the fire slugs
I absolutely love this game, the attention to detail is just stunning
Rockstar: How do we make sure they know Arthur is a bad guy?
Satan: What if you made it so L2 withdraws the weapon, but only for .5 seconds inbetween making the player select dialogue options.
Rockstar: What on earth does that teach them?
Satan: I thought we were punishing.
i would hate if they removed all those tiny details i love them each and every one of them i wanted more of them like instead of a map in the menu arthur could pick up an actual map and draw with a pencil where he is currently and everytime you picked it up again he would have to use an eraser to remove the marker and draw a new one
Yeah I can't believe after all the bland open worlds we have been getting recently we get a game where there has been so much care and attention out into the details and people start shitting on that too
Thats one thing i love in Hollow Knight, you can't see where you are on the map unless you nerf yourself, is quite a genius way to make people read the map properly.
Telstraa Hammond
You just can’t please everyone. It is one of the impossibilities in this sad world...
@@Nighhhts If everyone liked the same thing the world would be much sadder and extremely boring
taltigolt they should of done what ac did put the compass at the top so your looking more at the world than a little circled map
Can someone at Rockstar address "the horses poop but you don't" question please
Instead of smoking, Arthur should need to poop to recharge Dead Eye.
in the middle of battle, he pulls down his pants and shits
@@cartoonjoseph7237 and you should be able to use crap to blind your enemies, too
Yay, my favourite teacher is back
teacher of chemistry or video games?
My favourite teacher is Liz Hurley in Bedazzled.
My favorite teacher is Ellen Baker from New Horizons textbook, but, well, don't mind me, I'm just a weeb with anime profile picture.
It's also crazy how the compression in youtube does not do this game any justice. It looks 10 times as incredible when youre playing it for yourself. Especially on PC.
Imagine if that dramatic music playing during the montage was replaced with the house building theme
Same pfp gang!
If he is complaining about the game like this, it's clear that he hasn't even gotten that far yet
Me when I saw the title: You're on thin ice, partner
Someone: so how fast can you skin animal?
Arthur: *"y e s"*
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Someone: John Arthur how fast can you reload a gun
Arthur and John: “ Y E S”
That’s why you’re o’Driscoll o’Driscoll
There are 2 types of gamers. The type that sprints everywhere, blows through text dialog, occasionally skips cut scenes and treats NPCs like the meaningless bots they are. The gamer that treats the game-world as their virtual play place essentially.
Then there is the type that take a more calm approach. they walk through towns and buildings, watch ALL cut-scenes, and treat the game-world and it's NPC's like it's a real thriving world with real people. If you are the latter type of gamer, RDR2 is a godsend. If you are the former type of gamer, RDR2 is a bit of a drag. I think that's really all there needs to be said.
Im a mix of both. I always watch all cutscenes but as soon as the story ends, i kill everyone i see.
Nick T how is it being visual a problem. And secondly it’s not a narrative it’s kinda true, if you see how much was put into the game that wasn’t needed to make it actually feel like 1899 southern America you can tell that it feels like a real world and a lot of what makes the real world the real world is the subtle things about it. So in short the first guy was right if you like to be immersed in a games world, then it’s a fucking godsend with all of the unnecessary detail put into it, and if you do not like that sort of thing you just will see it for what it is, unnecessary, granted unnecessary things aren’t bad
The latter is the main reason I love the Metro games, as well as STALKER, Dark Souls, etc. They're just so immersive.
...but sadly, I'm so far off the first type of gamer that I'm absolute shit at multiplayer PVP games.
Nick T well the player being a hand crank to keep the main characters story going could be said of many,many,many video games
Also just to say I do not agree with some of the minor flaws in the video. The hand to hand system being and afterthought makes sense considering 90% of the time your main damage dealer is going to be guns so I can forgive it for being simple. As for the whole not being able to reload the rifle out of cover, while not a major flaw is most certainly a flaw. As for the hunting system being stupid easy, well, how about you look directly at every song track of the animals of this video game, you can’t, because that would take way too fucking long, the hunting cannot work very effectively because the only way to actually look at all the tracks with even a modicum of efficiency would require you to actually be there, so in conclusion the medium simply doesn’t allow for better more realistic hunting, even Witcher 3 couldn’t devise a system that could do that
I can’t believe people don’t notice the absolutely fantastic writing and storytelling that was put into RDR2
Thank you.. They literally yell there lines if you get too far which means they recorded the shit twice
@FERMINDAL That was kinda the point in a way the story is about the downfall of the gang and how Dutch went crazy and that only happened because of money and them fucking up and the feds constantly chasing after them if none of the money stuff or the fed stuff didn't happen then this story wouldn't have its main conflicts
@@coopah9437 Its a carbon copy of The Walking Dead's plot unfolding at its foundation. Settle, things go bad, move to a new place, repeat. But people will shit on Twd even I don't care about that show anymore, I didn't care for rdr2's story either.
@@brianmannion7097 TWD failed with that they have horrible character development RDR2's story uses it more intelligently and it just overall makes more sense they are a band of outlaws who have robbed many banks and messed with cornwall who is funding the pinkertons it only makes sense that the feds are continuously chasing them and the money thing was mainly because dutch was slowly losing his mind at that point
@@coopah9437 Ya...the characters are great. The plot at its core is dull. Its an outlaw westerm narrative that has been done to death.
feel like I just watched a video about nothing in particular.
Same, but I don’t actually mind it.
It’s great
He's a hater that's why
That’s kinda every video. It’s nothing in particular but it’s focused on the subject at the same time
@@ouiouilafayette4544 This one says more "nothing" than usual, imo.
That guy getting angry at Arthur, getting up to point the gun at him, to step into the fire, was one of the funniest I've seen in this game
I would love for them to add a tornado cinematic to this game, they have rain, fog, storm, blizzards, lighting so why not tornadoes, that would be awesome.
depends what part of the west in a state. because if its in the southwestern states like colorado than that isnt happening. or maybe the game is set in texas so you would see that. i dont know were the game takes place.
@@morepepper7075 it's set in fictitious states modeled after the southern part of the United States. For example, New Austin is Texas, Lemoyne has Louisiana, New Hanover has Virginia.
Just imagine being pulled off your horse and into the air out of nowhere and then just dying in 3 seconds...
Me: Well back to playing minecraft then 👉🏻
I guess it would be kind of stupid to have tornadoes that don’t do much because the map is indestructible
Cause it would wreck the physics engine.
Imagine the smoking mechanic In a modern game. Where your just vaping while holding a glock gangster style.
So... MGS5?
unplayable
More like holding the Glock upside down by the handle with 2 fingers like a dead fish and going "Eww"
Cyberpunk 2077
GTA VI
You are literally the funniest Game reviewer there is on this whole platform! You nearly killed me because all those jokes just kept coming and i didnt have any time to catch a break but at the same time you are making valid points and seeing this with a type of professional reviewing distance that none of the professional reviewers seem to have (looking at you IGN).
I always look forward to seeing your videos and honestly i have watched all the "is An Absolute Nightmare" ones at least 6 times.
I think this one was your best one yet!
They just keep getting better and better.
JustcRyzTaaL S I have watched all the "is a nightmare" 6 times because I want to see a video from him but he doesn't upload
Couldn't agree more
This is the only channel on TH-cam I have to slow down the videos to understand anything. You're the editing equivalent of someone who broke their space bar.
"This boah called our game imperfect? Saddle up boahs! We're tying up some loose ends!"
I love this game too, but it sure as hell need a law improvement
@Wrulol gameplay need a few improvements, but trash is maybe a bit much.
Lemme just polish my repeater real quick-
Cringe
This calls for a gunslinger battle
Well the theatre is trying to be realistic for the times. Its not like they were watching HD videos in 1899.
Yeah, it's clearly treated as a sort of joke. You go in expecting effort, and get period shocked by it's awfulness.
his point of the theater is its not necessary.
This video has an amazing amount of lumbago in it
*LUMBAGO*
Hey it’s you!
Honestly, who did googled what it is when it was said so many times by Uncle?
After playing RDR2, every time I read the word "lumbago", I hear it in my head said by the voice of Uncle 🙃 I guess this is my curse now...
What's lumbago?
I smell O’Driscoll
The fighting is simple but I still find it one of the funnest thing to do in the game
Ok. Thanks for the opinion CIA
It’s tru tho, I’ll just walk up to a fool and smack him in the face with my gun maybe get him to chase me up some stairs and then I’ll tackle his ass off the stairs, dragging people on horses is soooo fun
cia can you help us storm area 51
I mean, to be fair punching people in rockstar games is invariably fun.
I like when you are next to a window and you punch them through it (especially places like the saloon in Rhodes on the 2nd floor lol)
But the real question is HaVe yOU sEeN MY FrIeNd GAvIn
Been murdering that guy twice a week for half a year on the same playthrough lmao
Does anyone know if he actually ever finds him in the end
Pretty sure not since after the Epilogue(8 years later) you can still find him and he says that he doesn't even remember what Gavin looks like and that he wasted his life looking for him
He works at rooster teeth.
Jordan Ansley nope at the end of the game you can see him still looking for Gavin but he turned crazy because of it
The worst and most unforgivable thing about this flawed masterpiece...non-customisable bandana/neckerchiefs, RockStar do it now!
Right!!?? I remember seeing a screenshot of Arthur, way back before the game came out, and he was wearing a big dark red bandana around his neck. That's one of the first things I looked for, my first visit to the general store.
They cut a lot of content from the story.
In the epilogue you at least get a few more types of neckwear
There is in online
Another thing is being able to close the jackets when you wear them, like Arthurs winter coat from opening of the game. I want to be able to do that with all the jackets
This has me wondering if he was actually paying attention when the characters are speaking outside of cut scenes
You won't believe...but ARTHUR USES ONLY 2% OF HIS POWER IN SKINNING A BROWN BEAR
travis / lets make Arthur the new Shaggy meme
@@1998superjet no no no no
His power still couldn't stop the tuberculosis though...
Jeff Woods no, he just used 3.77765% of his power so he could transcend into his more powerful posthuman form, bringing his power over 9000%. Read up on the topic, it’s first grade Jeff.
@@1998superjet I'm so sorry I'm so ill informed. Before I make such a awful assumption again I will do my research. Thanks for the education my dear expert. I will not make this mistake again.
is Arthur always needed for every problem a person has in camp
No every gang member does their part Dutch talks about this during a mission
@@janalf3760 dutch said alot
There are a lot of off camera problems you just don’t see
@@giovanni13716 he sure does John
Lol so much stuff gets taken care of off-screen by other characters that they had to write dialogue about Arthur not pulling his weight into the game so it wasn't a glaring plot hole
OMFG HE PULLED A PYROCINICAL "So guys, we did it."
MelodyMan ikr
where?
no it was
6:03
I wouldn't say that every piece of realism adds to the fun directly. I was totally happy with the Witcher 3 way of looting. But it definetly helps so the game feels way more real than other games. And this makes me feel about Arthur like a dear friend more than a video game character.