The fact that the voice actor of an antagonist in a gunslinger/wild west game is actually related to one of the most notorious and greatest lawmen and gunslingers back in the day is insane
Ms. Grimshaw's death always gets me. Absolutely no one spares her a glance because they can't. She dies painfully surrounded by family who'd rather kill each other than help her. It's brutal.
The “I’m afraid” scene is one of the best scenes in all of video games. It legit made me put my controller down and reconceptualize Arthur as a character.
Oh, nice, i remember putting the controller once for about 10 minutes and just staring into the screen after THE scene in TLoU Part II. The trailers convinced me that everything's gonna be fine, at least at the start of the game, and then BAAM! I was not expecting that in the slightest, and the scene itself was soo well done, i felt like it scarred me fr at that moment.
I burst into tears at that point, because I'd grown so attached to Arthur, & to see such a tough & charming guy vulnerable like that for the first time....broke my heart. Amazing subtle voice & facial acting.
@@neoneinar5761 there is no point you are not honorable and that's what the whole entire conversation is about people saying that their a different style of character than what they actually are in the f****** game yeah Sjws always try to justify something but can't prove nothing yet still.get support.. super annoying there's no point to have an honor System in the game if it has no use or meaning behind the forced main story Also why are you saying the character tried to be a good person ? that's literally your own false created opinion you're trying to lay down as fact you know that's a form of insanity right? The actual fact behind the lie you just said on the description on the game case itself says you are a outlaw there's no such thing as a good outlaw Kiddy. it is completely two different meanings Yet here you are
It’s the setting actually, he literally confirms it in the video, and it’s this amazing moment when the storm breaks just so that Arthur can get his last wish of dying facing the setting sun.
I really love that R. Clark is such enthusiastic about his role and how Rockstar treated them. And I like that you can really see how he love what they created
After all these years, hearing Arthur admit he's afraid still brings me to tears. The expression on his face when he says it breaks me. You can see his uncertainty and you can almost feel it. Roger deserved the award he got for voicing arthur
I met him in person at an anime convention and when we took a picture he said “You’re a good boy.” I was drowning in fan service. Red Dead Redemption 2 cured my depression and I will never forget get it.
arthur legitimately saved my life. i played rdr2 in a rough spot of my life and it really changed my outlook on life, arthur will always hold such an important place in my heart. still playing the game nearly 2 years after i’ve finished it
Good to hear bro. The game made me get closer to my dad I hated him growing up cause I thought he was bad, but just like Arthur I realize everyone makes mistakes but still can have beautiful humanity inside them, my dad loves horses so I started to ride with him cause of red dead 1 + 2
I'll always remember Dutch's quote in the game: "When I'm gone they will just find another monster. They have to. They need to justify their wages." He was right. And he still is.
I believe Roger Clark's performance in this game is the best in the history of videogames so far. The range of his acting in RDR2 is astonishing. He is like James Gandolfini in The Sopranos or Bryan Cranston in Breaking Bad.
6 years later, still, no other game has come out that is even comes close to how good and interactive Red Dead Redemption 2 is.... Extremely honoured to have played the game thrice... Gonna play again....
In the High Honor Ending, Arthur is facing east, not west. He is facing the rising sun. It symbolizes the change he has made toward something more hopeful; high honor.
It also symbolises how Arthur died facing the future instead of looking back as the past, it meant he died with hope that John and the others in the gang could make something of his death.
I feel when playing this game especially as Arthur Morgan’s character we all as individuals take on our own unique perspective and meaning and likely perceive the endings high honor low honor, whichever it is in the game, our own way based on how we played the game itself and the relationship we took on with the characters everyone sees it differently yet there are some that may see it the same. It’s a very interesting thing. I love reading the comments of how people perceived the ending and Arthur’s unfortunate demise.
@@michaelkean5969 YES! This, coupled with D’Angelo’s “Unshaken”, a song about confronting the end of an era with courage, never fails to make me cry like a baby.
The sister scene is by far the best scene in the game. When Arthur says he is afraid. That is when it hit, when he talked about his momma and daddy, his old love and his son. And how he lost everyone and then how he is afraid he is going to die, knowing he is near the end of his life. Not sure how many people think it is the best scene, but for me, it is the most real it felt. Never cried at the game but the sorrow I felt for Arthur there was the closest I felt to crying. Just unbelievable how Rockstar have made such an amazing story that could be a movie. Basically it is a movie you have some control with.
@earfwerm No it's a fact, Arthur had a better conversation with Revereand since he actually knows Arthur as he has had multiple conversations with him. The nun appears at the end of the game, she knows nothing about Arthur.
@sonicbobomb15 No, that is down to personal preference. You can't tell someone else the scene you like is the scene everyone else should like. Doesn't work like that.
@Colgan1 It's about how long they knew each other. The girl, 5 minutes, Reverand, at least 5 years. Why would I choose the girl? How is that a better scene? It's not. She says "I know you." Like no you do not, at least when Swanson says it, I actually feel it as he knows Arthur. They should've just kept her out of the scene and left with Reverand.
I just love that Roger Clark, is a huge fan. A lot of voice actors don't really care for their character and see it as a pay check and move on. But you can tell Roger Clark had his input on the story, his own editions that he felt were necessary for Arthur Morgan. During this video you can even see him talk about certain animations that not a lot of players would catch such as Javier pointing his gun at the sky. HE EVEN knows everyone's names all these years later. He was the best choice that rockstar could've ever done.
I could listen to this guy talking for hours. I've always loved to hear Arthur Morgan speaking in the game. He has a relaxing voice filled with confidence.
This game broke at the start of the woke slop age. We might never get something like this from Rockstar ever again because the current staye of the world rejects anything or anyone not pushing the agenda
Seriously, I thought that was the most I ever cried for a video game. Until Arthur's death, I can't describe the heartache, felt like I lost a friend, plus the immense betrayal I felt as well on top of it all. Fuck you Micah. lol
When Arthur admits we was afraid, it is the only time in a game where I cried. I knew I was going to like Arthur, I didn’t know I was going to connect with Arthur at an emotional level. I didn’t want Arthur to die. Arthur became like a brother. Exceptional writing in that scene.
14:55 I think roger would really like this idea, in this ending which I hope every player had the first time, Arthur isn’t actually seeing the setting sun to the west, he’s seeing the rising sun to the east. He’s not remembering all the great times in his life out west, he’s thinking of the life he gave to John by helping him escape and protect him, the future ahead
He couldn't have been seeing the setting sun anyways. The entire ending mission is at night and you see the sin rising in the east. Arthur told Charles that he wanted to be buried facing the west. He never said anything about which way he wanted to face while dying
@@darknesswave100 He very specifically says in an optional conversation at the camp (in relation to the fear of dying) "I don't care about all that... just lay me west so i can watch the sunrise and think of all the good times we've had." The quote is strange in that it isn't accurate because the sun rises in the East not West, but he very clearly says this nonetheless. And how tf is he going to "think of all the good times" if he is already dead... this is obviously referring to the moments leading to death, and this is even further proven in that the entire context of the conversation was the fear of dying.
I think of it as a metaphor of how he changed. from a criminal who was all about the gang , to someone who would use his very last moments to save someone he previously had a fued with .... from his OWN GANG!
What is incredible is that even 11 years after it started being produced, 7 years after it was published, thousands of awards (IT SHOULD'VE WON THE FUCKING GOTY) and the actors still have to say something before unknown about the game. Absolute masterpiece
There's a couple compilations on youtube with funny moments in the game and I swear Arthur is like 90% of them 😂 I can't remember who said it but was after Micah was captured: Somebody: They're talking about hanging Micah Arthur (without missing a beat): Here's hoping Dutch: Arthur!! Arthur looks at him with a confused look on his face like I just said what we was all thinkin anyways
Dude, you are da man! I jumped back into video games only in the past year after a 20+ year hiatus, and got RDR2... holy shit! your voice acting is incredible, the movements and expressions of Arthur Morgan, the detail, even going into town and watching full on vaudeville shows, I never saw anything like that. Thank you for your work in that game.
"People can be good one day and can be bad the next. And that doesn't necessarily have to be a contradiction of their character. People react differently in different circumstances." - The REAL Arthur Morgan
The first time I played the game, I cried at the ending. The second time I thought that it won't make me that emotional but I cried even harder as I did all the side quests and saw Arthur change for the better. This game truly is an experience.
Literally wrote my college essay on this game and I’m about to start as an acting major. All these performances and this entire game means so much to me the words would be an understatement.
Thank you Mr Clark. You are one of a kind. I continue to play rdr2 daily, to this very day. I am 60 years old and act like im 20. I don't think I'll ever put it down!
so much love and respect for this series. I've been struggling mentally really bad lately, fighting to find some sort of meaning in living and the value in death, and Arthur taught me that there's always time to do better and change things; there's always room for redemption. Clark did an amazing job with this character, I felt when he felt, I thought when he thought, and the immersion into the role is probably what made these messages stick with me so hard.
I cannot believe it's been 6 years already. I got this game in March 2020 when Covid hit and I still cannot believe how fast it flew by. Still one of the best games ever
@@DanielThureskogDon't forget the horse in Ghost of Tsushima Because it's similar to the Red Dead death scene Where Jin says something similar to Arthur saying "Thank you."
Im glad content about RDR2 is still being made. I just finished my first playthrough about 2 weeks ago, and it was a once in a lifetime experience. Seeing how much was put into the world developement along side the characters always amazes me.
@@Indigo_1001 They were near the end of the Wild "West" time and the world is moving on with or without them, so technically he should be heading East for a better future
Roger is such a sweet dude. His love and respect for the game and for the industry is so touching. Every time I see him online he is having such a kind and warm passionate about the work he is done on the game. He did a pehnomenal performance that is one for the ages.
8:42 Ive been noticing people saying that Javier did not point his gun at Arthur and John and I am quite baffled by the fact that no notice that he did at the very end of the cutscene right before Arthur takes cover behind the crates. However, it’s worth mentioning that he did hesitate whether to do so or not unlike the dumb Bill and that should count for something.
11:51 not just that, I'd like to think it extends to RDR1 as well, as we know Dutch was never went to hunt and kill John after all those 3-4 years, only when John was forced to hunt him down he then retaliated. But even then, he had many opportunity to kill John, instead of doing it he gave his life away, choosing to fall over the cliff instead of trying to fight John for what was left.
i've been playing video games since i was kid- starting with Duck Hunt on NES. it was only until i was older, playing RDR2, that a video game actually pulled at my heart so much that i ended up crying like a baby at the end. this game is a masterpiece and Roger Clark did a phenomenal job. Arthur Morgan is one of, if not the best, protagonist of any video game ever. much love.
Roger Clark has a history book on the 1800's it's really good. The best part is your listening to Author tell you the true history not the crap they teach you in school today.
Thank you Mr. Clark for the react. After 6 years of its release, I still get teary seeing Arthur struggling in predicament while becoming more and more emaciated. He is by far the best character ever written in gaming history in my humble opinion.
I love how Arthurs voice changes when he gets tb. You can hear that there is something wrong with his lungs. I imagine recording this was a pain in the ass
Watching this video I just feel so much emotion reflecting on the work and detail put into making this game so great and what is has become and how much it means to each and every player who bought rdr2 I have some amazing memories attached to this game and will forever hold red dead redemption 2 dear to my heart thank you rockstar and I can’t begin to even show my appreciation and love for Roger Clark’s involvement and creation of one of the most iconic characters of any game in history Arthur Morgan you are an amazing actor and person Mr Clark thank you so much for all your amazing hard work.
2:04 Arthur “gotdammit!” A gut punch that I never saw coming and still gets me. Hosea was a father figure to so many, and the voice of reason. Rip my fictional homie. And a tip of my hat to the actors that brought this masterpiece of a story together.
The thing I love the most about Roger is he didnt view this as "just another acting job" he took his role seriously and his respect for the fans of the series is just immense. Say what you want about Rockstar but their hiring department are outstanding.
Ty Mr Clark for the best game character I'm ever likely to enjoy. I'm 55 & on my 8th playthrough & will never tire of the beauty of this masterpiece or of the wonderful, rich characters that you all bought to life.
All I can say is Thank you Mr. Clark for Bringing to life and being one of the best Gaming Char I had the privilege of journeying with in my life! God Bless!
I don’t know what i would have done without this game and the people who helped make this masterpiece piece it was the only thing that helped me cope with the loss of two of my most loved and cared for grandparents one of them who loved westerns
He said he started motion capture in August 2013. Now, it's possibly gta 6 started production in 2018 after Rdr2's released. So, this is why gta 6 takes so damn long.
I love Roger Clark so much for giving us the iconic and best protagonist in video games. You both changed and influenced my life and I will never forget you.
red dead 2, i've been gaming since a kid, rdr2 hands down bar none best game i've ever played. i don't even think there is a close second. also, my kids got me a birthday greet from you ? i still have it in an email. ty for the best character in gaming ever.
I was very late playing this game and I went high honor all the way. The "I'm afraid," cut scene is where the game broke me. I stopped and sat there for a good amount of time after that. I genuinely thought about life. I thought about my parents and my kids.. it really put whats important right into view. We're not here long, people. Enjoy your life, treat others well and help out if you've got the opportunity.
man, arthur morgan and john marston are the best characters in game, I had my eyes sweating in both games (good endings of course)... arthur is pure heart/honor, john is the best family/father in a game (of course in rd1 we did not had arthur, so in the second game they show that arthur helped him to be better, become who he was in rd1, and this makes both so good characters, the construction is so good)
I didn't notice Javier was pointing his gun in the air in that scene -- my mind was still reeling from Micah shooting Grimshaw. But yeah great detail from R* -- shows Javier sides with Dutch but still is not happy to shoot Arthur and John. I was hoping Javier to join Arthur but it came no surprise he would rally to Dutch's side. I remember in Clemens Cove he asked Dutch what's next after hiding in the south like a bunch of criminals. Dutch responded that the gang are outlaws, rebelling against the system. Javier: there is a difference between an outlaw and a criminal?
Javier's VA wanted to side with Arthur, the story of RDR1 doesn't allow that though so he asked for that little symbolism of being on dutchs side though still caring for the 2.
I kind of wish that hadn't happened, it goes against what was established in the first Red Dead Redemption. "He had a lot of passion, but no love. He never cared for me, or anybody else." -John
That scene with Sister Calderone really caught me off guard the first time i saw it. It is now one of my favorite scenes in the story. It really showed Author's vulnerable side. He was human.
I really liked the scene at the train station with the sister. It really moved me. I went and looked up other people's reactions to it and most of them are hit hard by it too
Heck I’m playing through the story as we speak….. for like the 25th time and I’m STILL finding interactions with ransoms and treasures and items I have never seen
Another theory of why did Dutch shoot Micah, is that when John and Micah started to mention Arthur, Dutch remembered the night Arthur died, how Arthur was looking to his eyes telling him a last time Micah was the rat, and Dutch eventually even realized that Micah was a bad one, for shooting Susan Grimshaw while she did nothing wrong to the gang
Great video, thanks. So heartwarming to see that Roger is as much a fan as any of us, even noticing some small details, and understanding deep and complex characters, their motives. Not a lot of players actually do that or appreciate the work that was put into all of that sadly.
The fact that the voice actor of an antagonist in a gunslinger/wild west game is actually related to one of the most notorious and greatest lawmen and gunslingers back in the day is insane
Dont troll bro. Its not VA Roger Clark literally says he did full performance capture in this game.
oh shit actually?? that’s crazy
ACTOR
@@Itsnothing389he’s talking about the antagonist. The BAD guy
Wild bill Milton
"You, sir, are a fish."
- Arthur Morgan
"YOU EAT BABIES!"
- John Marston
Now look at you
Fun fact: not many people actually fished in rdr2
I remember getting that voice line and then getting hit by a train because I thought fishing on a railway bridge was a good idea
@@zangy3748 Why is that actually peak comedy
Ms. Grimshaw's death always gets me. Absolutely no one spares her a glance because they can't. She dies painfully surrounded by family who'd rather kill each other than help her. It's brutal.
It hurt to see she wasnt the best person but she cared about everyone in the gang except micah
I don't like her, killed Molly SMH. She can rot like what she did to Molly.
@@blackoutemzz2674 I hate you, I also hate you for saying "Peace lads"
@@blackoutemzz2674oh man. You thought that sounded so cool didn't you? Lol
@@blackoutemzz2674 I don't think anyone thinks the same, pal
The “I’m afraid” scene is one of the best scenes in all of video games. It legit made me put my controller down and reconceptualize Arthur as a character.
I think I sat in silence for like 20minutes as that train rolled away. I can’t even describe what I was feeling
IKR
My favourite scene in all gaming also.
Oh, nice, i remember putting the controller once for about 10 minutes and just staring into the screen after THE scene in TLoU Part II. The trailers convinced me that everything's gonna be fine, at least at the start of the game, and then BAAM! I was not expecting that in the slightest, and the scene itself was soo well done, i felt like it scarred me fr at that moment.
I burst into tears at that point, because I'd grown so attached to Arthur, & to see such a tough & charming guy vulnerable like that for the first time....broke my heart. Amazing subtle voice & facial acting.
"You got tuberculosis. I'm really sorry for you son, it's a hell of a thing." I cry every time.
Then doc takes a puff and blows smoke on Arthur..talk about insult to injury
6 years later and Red Dead 2 still has the best story, the best characters, and the most immersion in a video game ever.
7 years!?
@@cubekoss7547 yeah it's more like 6 right? It was released in 2018? 🤔
*5
💯
Man . comments like these always make anyone feel old😢
Arthurs "They're real!?" when talking about dinosaurs, always makes me appreciate how much emotion and wonder Mr. Clark put into the performance
I also like “it’s a Toy Boat!! :D”
@@JoeyGambella gotta be bait
🤡=😢
@@JoeyGambella it’s a redemption story. Arthur isn’t supposed to be a good guy. He just wants to try
@@neoneinar5761 there is no point you are not honorable and that's what the whole entire conversation is about people saying that their a different style of character than what they actually are in the f****** game yeah
Sjws always try to justify something but can't prove nothing yet still.get support..
super annoying
there's no point to have an honor System in the game if it has no use or meaning behind the forced main story
Also why are you saying the character tried to be a good person ?
that's literally your own false created opinion you're trying to lay down as fact you know that's a form of insanity right?
The actual fact behind the lie you just said on the description on the game case itself says you are a outlaw there's no such thing as a good outlaw Kiddy.
it is completely two different meanings
Yet here you are
He actually died facing east man, symbolising his growth as a character. But yes, he was indeed buried facing west by Charles.
Isnt he buried on the east when i got 100% scene it looked like the sun was risin?
@@somebody2335yeah we all know that. And he died watching the sunrise, not the sunset.
Yup
It’s the setting actually, he literally confirms it in the video, and it’s this amazing moment when the storm breaks just so that Arthur can get his last wish of dying facing the setting sun.
@@jonahdriver2619 He dies facing the sunrise and his wish was to be buried facing the setting sun.
I really love that R. Clark is such enthusiastic about his role and how Rockstar treated them. And I like that you can really see how he love what they created
After all these years, hearing Arthur admit he's afraid still brings me to tears. The expression on his face when he says it breaks me. You can see his uncertainty and you can almost feel it. Roger deserved the award he got for voicing arthur
I met him in person at an anime convention and when we took a picture he said “You’re a good boy.” I was drowning in fan service. Red Dead Redemption 2 cured my depression and I will never forget get it.
And gave it to me after that ending
@@AliWajdan-zc9zrthat's soo true lmao
You're a one lucky s.o.b.
Bro it gaved me depression after the ending
Freaky morgan and freaky ass convention
arthur legitimately saved my life. i played rdr2 in a rough spot of my life and it really changed my outlook on life, arthur will always hold such an important place in my heart. still playing the game nearly 2 years after i’ve finished it
Hell yeah
Good to hear bro. The game made me get closer to my dad I hated him growing up cause I thought he was bad, but just like Arthur I realize everyone makes mistakes but still can have beautiful humanity inside them, my dad loves horses so I started to ride with him cause of red dead 1 + 2
Same man same!!!
People refuse to get themselves help so bad that a video game is all that kept them in this world. Yikes
@@SoulElement a superiority complex won't get you far in life, hope you grow up soon
9:58 “people can be complicated, they can be good one day and then bad the next”
What a quote, I gotta remember that one
I'll always remember Dutch's quote in the game: "When I'm gone they will just find another monster. They have to. They need to justify their wages."
He was right. And he still is.
@@forsaken841 fr
Wise words
Yup! Very true@@forsaken841
Indeed. It made me think of "difficult" people in my life. Are they really bad, or are they just-- people?
I believe Roger Clark's performance in this game is the best in the history of videogames so far. The range of his acting in RDR2 is astonishing. He is like James Gandolfini in The Sopranos or Bryan Cranston in Breaking Bad.
6 years later, still, no other game has come out that is even comes close to how good and interactive Red Dead Redemption 2 is....
Extremely honoured to have played the game thrice...
Gonna play again....
In the High Honor Ending, Arthur is facing east, not west. He is facing the rising sun. It symbolizes the change he has made toward something more hopeful; high honor.
It also symbolises how Arthur died facing the future instead of looking back as the past, it meant he died with hope that John and the others in the gang could make something of his death.
@@michaelkean5969 I never looked at it that way.
I feel when playing this game especially as Arthur Morgan’s character we all as individuals take on our own unique perspective and meaning and likely perceive the endings high honor low honor, whichever it is in the game, our own way based on how we played the game itself and the relationship we took on with the characters everyone sees it differently yet there are some that may see it the same. It’s a very interesting thing. I love reading the comments of how people perceived the ending and Arthur’s unfortunate demise.
@@michaelkean5969 YES! This, coupled with D’Angelo’s “Unshaken”, a song about confronting the end of an era with courage, never fails to make me cry like a baby.
It's one of the Canon endings it doesn't mean it's the only one.
The sister scene is by far the best scene in the game. When Arthur says he is afraid. That is when it hit, when he talked about his momma and daddy, his old love and his son. And how he lost everyone and then how he is afraid he is going to die, knowing he is near the end of his life. Not sure how many people think it is the best scene, but for me, it is the most real it felt. Never cried at the game but the sorrow I felt for Arthur there was the closest I felt to crying. Just unbelievable how Rockstar have made such an amazing story that could be a movie. Basically it is a movie you have some control with.
No, the scene with Reverand Swanson was much better as Swanson has known Arthur for a long time.
@@sonicbobomb15feelings are subjective
@earfwerm No it's a fact, Arthur had a better conversation with Revereand since he actually knows Arthur as he has had multiple conversations with him. The nun appears at the end of the game, she knows nothing about Arthur.
@sonicbobomb15 No, that is down to personal preference. You can't tell someone else the scene you like is the scene everyone else should like. Doesn't work like that.
@Colgan1 It's about how long they knew each other. The girl, 5 minutes, Reverand, at least 5 years. Why would I choose the girl? How is that a better scene? It's not. She says "I know you." Like no you do not, at least when Swanson says it, I actually feel it as he knows Arthur. They should've just kept her out of the scene and left with Reverand.
I just love that Roger Clark, is a huge fan.
A lot of voice actors don't really care for their character and see it as a pay check and move on.
But you can tell Roger Clark had his input on the story, his own editions that he felt were necessary for Arthur Morgan.
During this video you can even see him talk about certain animations that not a lot of players would catch such as Javier pointing his gun at the sky.
HE EVEN knows everyone's names all these years later.
He was the best choice that rockstar could've ever done.
a lot of the rdr2 cast seem to care deeply about the project thats what makes the world of rdr2 feel so alive
The BTS of The Last of Us is really good. There are tears.
Ned Luke (dude plays Michael in GTA) is also really invested in GTA. Always good to fans
How did you still call him a voice actor after hearing talk about how thdy made the game? They aren't voice actors, man
I mean it is red dead 2, it’d be pretty hard to not be a fan of such a kickass game, I bet he knows where the 3rd meteorite is
I could listen to this guy talking for hours. I've always loved to hear Arthur Morgan speaking in the game. He has a relaxing voice filled with confidence.
I just get overwhelmed with emotion anytime this game comes up. I’m sad I don’t think we’ll get another game like this for a long, long time.
theyre making a red dead redemption 3..
GTA 6
@@canpasenI doubt gta 6 will have a big impact like rdr2
This game broke at the start of the woke slop age. We might never get something like this from Rockstar ever again because the current staye of the world rejects anything or anyone not pushing the agenda
@@canpasen have you seen the dev team for GTAVI? might wanna temper your expectations
best character of all time!!!!!
Yes
John
Facts
Niko bellic
Michael Corleone
6 years later I still can't help from bawling my eyes out whenever that scene of Arthur's horse dying and him saying "Thank you" is shown.
That was so tough😢😢😭😭
Seriously, I thought that was the most I ever cried for a video game. Until Arthur's death, I can't describe the heartache, felt like I lost a friend, plus the immense betrayal I felt as well on top of it all. Fuck you Micah. lol
I had Buell in this scene my first playthrough and I will never forgive myself
thats why i'll just stay in chapter 2 forever.
I was riding the very first horse the game gave me! RIP my boy horsy mc horseface
I HAD A GODDAM PLAN
MANGOS FROM TAHITI🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯
have some goddamn faith
I JUST NEED TIME ARTHUR
I NEED MORE TIME
My boy
When I got TB in the game, I thought "well, now a sidequest to cure my TB", boah was I wrong about that!
Haha boah 😂😂😂
When Arthur started coughing in the game I made a joke "Oh! I got a touch of consumption!"
Turns out... I did.
When Arthur admits we was afraid, it is the only time in a game where I cried. I knew I was going to like Arthur, I didn’t know I was going to connect with Arthur at an emotional level. I didn’t want Arthur to die. Arthur became like a brother. Exceptional writing in that scene.
14:55 I think roger would really like this idea, in this ending which I hope every player had the first time, Arthur isn’t actually seeing the setting sun to the west, he’s seeing the rising sun to the east. He’s not remembering all the great times in his life out west, he’s thinking of the life he gave to John by helping him escape and protect him, the future ahead
He couldn't have been seeing the setting sun anyways. The entire ending mission is at night and you see the sin rising in the east. Arthur told Charles that he wanted to be buried facing the west. He never said anything about which way he wanted to face while dying
@@darknesswave100 He very specifically says in an optional conversation at the camp (in relation to the fear of dying) "I don't care about all that... just lay me west so i can watch the sunrise and think of all the good times we've had." The quote is strange in that it isn't accurate because the sun rises in the East not West, but he very clearly says this nonetheless. And how tf is he going to "think of all the good times" if he is already dead... this is obviously referring to the moments leading to death, and this is even further proven in that the entire context of the conversation was the fear of dying.
@@ShiffDawgMan "Setting sun", not "sunrise".
I think of it as a metaphor of how he changed. from a criminal who was all about the gang , to someone who would use his very last moments to save someone he previously had a fued with .... from his OWN GANG!
What is incredible is that even 11 years after it started being produced, 7 years after it was published, thousands of awards (IT SHOULD'VE WON THE FUCKING GOTY) and the actors still have to say something before unknown about the game. Absolute masterpiece
God of war was good too, idk if it was necessarily stolen
@@Ben-p3b God of War was a masterpiece, Red Dead Redemption II is the pinacule of excellence
@@xoaquimyeray I’ve beaten both of them, whatever you say 😂
@@xoaquimyeray clearly you never played god of war lmao, probably a Microsoft nerd
@@xoaquimyeray and plus rdr1 won GOTY already, that’s probably one of the reasons
Ahhh I broke the goddamm wheel
Hahahahahaha 😂😂😂😂😂 that line always makes me crack up 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
There's a couple compilations on youtube with funny moments in the game and I swear Arthur is like 90% of them 😂
I can't remember who said it but was after Micah was captured:
Somebody: They're talking about hanging Micah
Arthur (without missing a beat): Here's hoping
Dutch: Arthur!!
Arthur looks at him with a confused look on his face like I just said what we was all thinkin anyways
@@darknesswave100 YESSSSSSSSS ITS SO AMAZING LOL 😂
You're sure yOu OkAy BO'AH
@@tedyrahman2932 “I seen yo name in our ledger”
4:24 you agree with Arthur? Bro you are Arthur
yeah but he’s also playing a character and the script might not align with his actual beliefs at times yk
@@parisaku813 he’s Arthur 😡 you made me angy 💀💀💀
Dude, you are da man! I jumped back into video games only in the past year after a 20+ year hiatus, and got RDR2... holy shit!
your voice acting is incredible, the movements and expressions of Arthur Morgan, the detail, even going into town and watching full on vaudeville shows, I never saw anything like that. Thank you for your work in that game.
Goddamn Roger Clark has such a fire voice. Like if there was I voice I’d like to have it’s HIS!!
"People can be good one day and can be bad the next. And that doesn't necessarily have to be a contradiction of their character. People react differently in different circumstances." - The REAL Arthur Morgan
Roger Clark! The Legend! 😎
Absolutely
@@luiscorrado5077true 👍 🙌 👏 👌
The first time I played the game, I cried at the ending. The second time I thought that it won't make me that emotional but I cried even harder as I did all the side quests and saw Arthur change for the better. This game truly is an experience.
4:01...I ain't going to lie, after Dutch left me to die, I tried to shoot him a couple of times on the way to missions.
Roger made that game so much better than it would’ve been with someone else voicing Arthur. His voice is just perfect for an outlaw cowboy.
Love how Roger has genuine love for the game, the characters, and the details that he has about it.
1:19 "So how did you know she was gonna betray us, what'd she say?"
Senior, por favor!
Damn, that's good!
"It was in her eyes, and the way she was leading us"
but you said you knew spanish@@butcherexx79
I know human beans arthur
The face me to the west line is so deep. Its crazy they thought of that to put in the end when it was just small camp conversation
9:28 I think it makes more sense with Swanson. I think Arthur canonically does every stranger mission so sister Celderon is probably canon
Legendary character in all fiction.
hey it's you again long time no see
No lol might be Goku or Mario or Superman
@@SuperiorIronMan0Guy said goku.
@@SuperiorIronMan0 all those characters are pretty one-dimensional gary-stus?
@@SuperiorIronMan0bro. they didn’t mean power scaling, you buffoon
Literally wrote my college essay on this game and I’m about to start as an acting major. All these performances and this entire game means so much to me the words would be an understatement.
Thank you Mr Clark. You are one of a kind. I continue to play rdr2 daily, to this very day. I am 60 years old and act like im 20. I don't think I'll ever put it down!
I'm 34 lol. Next year GTA VI.
I’m 25 and I played it everyday too 😂. I’m excited for GTA 6 now!
so much love and respect for this series. I've been struggling mentally really bad lately, fighting to find some sort of meaning in living and the value in death, and Arthur taught me that there's always time to do better and change things; there's always room for redemption.
Clark did an amazing job with this character, I felt when he felt, I thought when he thought, and the immersion into the role is probably what made these messages stick with me so hard.
Best Arthur quotes in my opinion
1. Lennyyyyyyyy
2. I'm afraid
3. You sir are a fish.
I cannot believe it's been 6 years already. I got this game in March 2020 when Covid hit and I still cannot believe how fast it flew by. Still one of the best games ever
Saddest part of the game, when my horse died.
The part when he says : "thank you...." 😢
(Flashback to the death of Atreyu's horse Artax from The Neverending Story)
@@DanielThureskogDon't forget the horse in Ghost of Tsushima Because it's similar to the Red Dead death scene Where Jin says something similar to Arthur saying "Thank you."
Omg😢😢😢😢
Had the pleasure of meeting Roger Clark on a rainy day walking around my city. Got a selfie with him cool ass dude.
the face aurthur makes when he tells the sister he is afraid is the most heartbreaking thing in the game. tears every time.
you Sir did an awesome great Job voicing Arthur, even after all those years, the voice is still stuck in my head
When he did Arthur's voice with accent I had shivers in my whole body
The cast of Red Dead genuinely has some of the best performances I’ve ever seen. Roger Clark’s acting exceeds levels beyond impressive. Love the guy.
Im glad content about RDR2 is still being made. I just finished my first playthrough about 2 weeks ago, and it was a once in a lifetime experience. Seeing how much was put into the world developement along side the characters always amazes me.
14:23 that little detail escaped me on my playthrough, and wow does that make that final scene hit way harder.
This was a delight watching him react to RDR2. I think the only thing better would have been to watch Roger Clark play the whole game.
Arthur actually died facing East. I think this was done to show him moving on from the world, into something more hopeful.
But isn’t west where he longed to go the whole game?
@@Indigo_1001 They were near the end of the Wild "West" time and the world is moving on with or without them, so technically he should be heading East for a better future
Wwwwwrong
@@Mr.MisterXit’s not wrong, because in that scene, he dies watching the sunrise. The sun rises in the east.
@@Mr.MisterX Turns out your wroooooong
Roger is such a sweet dude. His love and respect for the game and for the industry is so touching. Every time I see him online he is having such a kind and warm passionate about the work he is done on the game. He did a pehnomenal performance that is one for the ages.
Roger Clark will forever be immortalized as Arthur Morgan.
Also that's sick, Agent Milton's actor is a descendant of Wild Bill Hickok??
11:28 the music in that scene is beyond perfect
8:42 Ive been noticing people saying that Javier did not point his gun at Arthur and John and I am quite baffled by the fact that no notice that he did at the very end of the cutscene right before Arthur takes cover behind the crates. However, it’s worth mentioning that he did hesitate whether to do so or not unlike the dumb Bill and that should count for something.
He is always going to be such a legendary person and actor man
True
No way that just when I‘m searching for a video of Roger Clark playing rdr2 this pops up!
11:51 not just that, I'd like to think it extends to RDR1 as well, as we know Dutch was never went to hunt and kill John after all those 3-4 years, only when John was forced to hunt him down he then retaliated. But even then, he had many opportunity to kill John, instead of doing it he gave his life away, choosing to fall over the cliff instead of trying to fight John for what was left.
i've been playing video games since i was kid- starting with Duck Hunt on NES. it was only until i was older, playing RDR2, that a video game actually pulled at my heart so much that i ended up crying like a baby at the end. this game is a masterpiece and Roger Clark did a phenomenal job. Arthur Morgan is one of, if not the best, protagonist of any video game ever. much love.
Roger Clark has a history book on the 1800's it's really good. The best part is your listening to Author tell you the true history not the crap they teach you in school today.
Thank you Mr. Clark for the react. After 6 years of its release, I still get teary seeing Arthur struggling in predicament while becoming more and more emaciated. He is by far the best character ever written in gaming history in my humble opinion.
0:21 he said it
HE SAID IT
so what
@@TheIronDuke9he said it he said the thing
Maybe the true red was the dead we redeemed along the way, too.
We got the Roger Clark on gamelogy before gta 6💀
Mark my words: we will have Roger Clark's live streaming rdr2 before gta 6
We got red dead redemption prequel before gta 6☠️
I love how Arthurs voice changes when he gets tb. You can hear that there is something wrong with his lungs. I imagine recording this was a pain in the ass
Watching this video I just feel so much emotion reflecting on the work and detail put into making this game so great and what is has become and how much it means to each and every player who bought rdr2 I have some amazing memories attached to this game and will forever hold red dead redemption 2 dear to my heart thank you rockstar and I can’t begin to even show my appreciation and love for Roger Clark’s involvement and creation of one of the most iconic characters of any game in history Arthur Morgan you are an amazing actor and person Mr Clark thank you so much for all your amazing hard work.
2:04 Arthur “gotdammit!” A gut punch that I never saw coming and still gets me. Hosea was a father figure to so many, and the voice of reason. Rip my fictional homie. And a tip of my hat to the actors that brought this masterpiece of a story together.
One of the greatest performances in video game history! I hope Roger Clark shows up in GTA 6.
I still hear Arthur whenever he speaks. I wish we would get like a part two of this. Where he also covers other missions or like the Strangers
The thing I love the most about Roger is he didnt view this as "just another acting job" he took his role seriously and his respect for the fans of the series is just immense. Say what you want about Rockstar but their hiring department are outstanding.
Ty Mr Clark for the best game character I'm ever likely to enjoy. I'm 55 & on my 8th playthrough & will never tire of the beauty of this masterpiece or of the wonderful, rich characters that you all bought to life.
Roger Clark is an absolute legend! Arthur Morgan is still leagues above most characters I’ve experienced in all forms of media I’ve seen.
All I can say is Thank you Mr. Clark for Bringing to life and being one of the best Gaming Char I had the privilege of journeying with in my life! God Bless!
This was fantastic to watch.
Hi mojaved I didn’t expect to see you here
MojaveD!!!❤❤
Mojave d what a surprise!!!!!!!!
love you mojave
Mojave! I loved your RDR2 playthrough. Happy to see you here too!
The high honor helping john is technically a good ending cause it shows Arthur Morgans development as a character and his redemption
Arthur Morgan. My favorite Rockstar character by a very long mile, a fully realized, flawed, and truly redemptive character. It’s not even close.
Roger, you say that you were blessed, but it's US who were blessed by your performance of Arthur! Thank you!
Never clicked the notification feed so fast in my life after seeing arthur in the title
Insane to think Roger went into the Epilogue blind just like we did. That final showdown at Mount Hagen is still vivid.
All these years later and that ending scene can still make me tear up 😢
Thank you for doing this Gamology and thank you Arthur Morgan.
I don’t know what i would have done without this game and the people who helped make this masterpiece piece it was the only thing that helped me cope with the loss of two of my most loved and cared for grandparents one of them who loved westerns
My late Mum loved Westerns and I never got it, until I played this game. Now it's one of my favorite genres.
He said he started motion capture in August 2013. Now, it's possibly gta 6 started production in 2018 after Rdr2's released. So, this is why gta 6 takes so damn long.
I love Roger Clark so much for giving us the iconic and best protagonist in video games. You both changed and influenced my life and I will never forget you.
red dead 2, i've been gaming since a kid, rdr2 hands down bar none best game i've ever played. i don't even think there is a close second. also, my kids got me a birthday greet from you ? i still have it in an email. ty for the best character in gaming ever.
I was very late playing this game and I went high honor all the way. The "I'm afraid," cut scene is where the game broke me. I stopped and sat there for a good amount of time after that. I genuinely thought about life. I thought about my parents and my kids.. it really put whats important right into view.
We're not here long, people. Enjoy your life, treat others well and help out if you've got the opportunity.
Thanks Roger Clark for giving life to the greatest and best written fictional character ever!
man, arthur morgan and john marston are the best characters in game, I had my eyes sweating in both games (good endings of course)... arthur is pure heart/honor, john is the best family/father in a game (of course in rd1 we did not had arthur, so in the second game they show that arthur helped him to be better, become who he was in rd1, and this makes both so good characters, the construction is so good)
I didn't notice Javier was pointing his gun in the air in that scene -- my mind was still reeling from Micah shooting Grimshaw.
But yeah great detail from R* -- shows Javier sides with Dutch but still is not happy to shoot Arthur and John.
I was hoping Javier to join Arthur but it came no surprise he would rally to Dutch's side. I remember in Clemens Cove he asked Dutch what's next after hiding in the south like a bunch of criminals. Dutch responded that the gang are outlaws, rebelling against the system. Javier: there is a difference between an outlaw and a criminal?
He does aim at Arthur seconds later but somehow nobody notices
@@user-hx6gs9rq7u yes thank you, i thought i was the only one who noticed it too
Javier's VA wanted to side with Arthur, the story of RDR1 doesn't allow that though so he asked for that little symbolism of being on dutchs side though still caring for the 2.
But john found javier in rdr1 and told him that him and dutch abandoned them and gets crazy
I kind of wish that hadn't happened, it goes against what was established in the first Red Dead Redemption.
"He had a lot of passion, but no love. He never cared for me, or anybody else." -John
That scene with Sister Calderone really caught me off guard the first time i saw it. It is now one of my favorite scenes in the story. It really showed Author's vulnerable side. He was human.
I really liked the scene at the train station with the sister. It really moved me. I went and looked up other people's reactions to it and most of them are hit hard by it too
I was waiting for this type of video since this game dropped!
Gamology had a plan with that post and thanks to that they go to Tahiti with a tram.
Heck I’m playing through the story as we speak….. for like the 25th time and I’m STILL finding interactions with ransoms and treasures and items I have never seen
Another theory of why did Dutch shoot Micah, is that when John and Micah started to mention Arthur, Dutch remembered the night Arthur died, how Arthur was looking to his eyes telling him a last time Micah was the rat, and Dutch eventually even realized that Micah was a bad one, for shooting Susan Grimshaw while she did nothing wrong to the gang
Great video, thanks. So heartwarming to see that Roger is as much a fan as any of us, even noticing some small details, and understanding deep and complex characters, their motives. Not a lot of players actually do that or appreciate the work that was put into all of that sadly.