Halo infinite got two things right, the grappling hook, and the Master Chief. The Master Chief is not a relatable character, because he's not supposed to be, he's a what you wish you could be. Like a father figure you feel safe when he's around, you're worried when you see him struggle, and you want to become him when you get older, that's the Master Chief.

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I know exactly what you mean mate. I met some friends through Halo, when Halo 2 was coming out I was at college worried about wtf im gonna do for a job (yeah im that old). But when i played that game with some friends we met through the same, for those moments all the worry went away. Years later we have all gone our seperate ways.. life. .....anybody wanna play Halo? 😅

such a cool video, shame its unwatchable without subs.. :(

Long Night of Solace was a bitch and a half on legendary alone. I can’t even begin to imagine that but restarting the level everytime I die.

I know i know Arthur Morgan isn't a real person but.... fuck man i miss him 😢

What a great video! New subscriber here. ❤ and you're so right, this game is an immersive experience like no other. I only finished it for the first time last week and it has changed me. I loved how beautiful and realistic all the scenery was straight away and absolutely fell in love with the free play aspect. Just hunting, fishing, camping, going anywhere I liked, it felt so freeing. But then as the story progressed, especially when Arthur got his diagnosis, it took me completely for a loop. I was devastated! I have never cried over a fictional character before, but I'd been playing the game for at least 6 months by then and I feel like we got to know Arthur deeply by the time we lost him. Something in me has changed, I feel Arthur has taught me to be braver somehow. I don't know if we'll ever get another game like this, it is a masterpiece from start to finish. ❤ PS, love your accent btw! You are incredibly easy to listen to. 😍

A bad original story is so much worse than a bad adaptation. If the Halo show was literally just the game story but in a TV format (much like how there's so many mediorce anime adaptations of books/games), it'd just be like, oh yeah whatever, who cares. But what they did was straight up disrespectful.

Your friend, casualguy, sent me here. Nice. Thanks for feeling strongly. Thanks for listening and thanks for making me feel like picking Steve Downes was the right call 25 years ago. Also, your last sequence was great and you picked my favorite piece to end with. Keep up the good work.

I really like infinite but the open world is rubbish and I don’t like most of the cutscenes. But gameplay was fun. I’ve completed it two or three times on legendary. They were so close to getting everything right.

I couldn't agree more, brother. Growing up with Halo means the exact same thing to me. I couldn't have said it as well as you did. The countless nights playing 3 and Reach with the boys, some of which are no longer with us, will forever be among my most cherished memories.

I never got the chance to play with others on Xbox Live, didn't have internet and pnly a Silver Account when we DID FINALLY get Internet, DSL, but didn't have Money to get Gold, so all my Memories of Halo were about Campaign and Forging on Lonely, Empty Maps whose Stories will never be Told. I never got to Experience Halo on Xbox Live in it's Hay Day.

Why hasnt marty commented yet?? This video is beautiful man

This game touches my soul I'm 52 female I've had to near death experiences where I proberbly won't ever work again.ive played this game twice then my console died I've just got a second hand one and the o ly game I've downloaded is rdr2 it feels like home and I take my time on it taking in every thing the day the mud is in valentines the way it rains and falls off arthers coat the small things in life .I'm on level 2 and I'm not leaving level 2 untill I really have to ❤

This game is changing the way i live my life. In a positive manner

Yeah Halo was really what made my childhood tolerable as well, hated school for different reasons but none of it EVER mattered when i got home and turned on the 360.

This is a great video man. Rdr2 has so many great stories and quotes. My favorites was from rain falls. When he tries to stop his son from going to battle, he say something along the lines of “the world that those men came from(eagle flies n his men) is a world we cannot endure, but endure we must, the earth the water they have no pride. They endure. We must endure.”

bro is Sean MacGuire ... Oh I love ya arthur morgan

currently on my first playthrough and i just finished chapter 2. im taking my time and exploring and i have a sentimental connection with my horse even though its fake. I at first thought the game would be good but never believed the amount of praise it got. Now while playing for the first time, I'm not even close to finishing and its already one of my favorite games of all time. I also wanted to say thank you very much for this video. this has become one of my favorite videos of all time now and i have struggled a lot with being hard on myself and thinking I'm not good enough for the world and even though I'm 19 i tell myself i need to have it all figured out. When you talked about worthiness it really opened my eyes. Thank you, you earned a subscriber.

This video is a diamond in the rough. I’m so glad that I found this thing. I now want to go camping because of how butiful this video is

ive had 4 ps4s eachone just for this game i always come back too it

what a great video mate! ;)

The only limits to this game are the boundaries of your imagination . . . . players who complete all the missions and say 'I beat the game' haven't even scratched the surface, even after you complete 100%, that's still only a fraction of what the world has to offer. Taking your time to experience and explore everything can take hours, many thousands of hours..

I just finished this game for the first time and it changed my life. My husband was a rancher, a combat veteran and an outdoorsman. Arthur reminded me of him and the sacrifices he makes for everyone around him. I want to be more present, and stronger for him.

Hey, brother. I'm glad this video popped up in my recommended. Your words definitely spoke to me and got through to me. Slowing down is such an important aspect of life so that we can truly see the world around us. Some of your words truly made me tear up. Amazing video. No one ever really has things figured out. RDR2 gave me a sense of morality and mortality. I was just graduated from high school when I played. It didn't properly hit me until a second playthrough. I had done overnight hikes with my father and uncle and their friends. But once I soaked in RDR2 in its entirety, being out in nature was a healing experience. Being out there and realizing the luxuries of modern life is a shock, but welcoming. Being thankful for clean water, warm food, beautiful views. It truly changes you to the core. I've stared at the sightlines and just felt overwhelmed by the simplistic beauty of the world. As you've said, in layman's terms, your value is not determined by certain hobbies or lifestyles, but by those who make memories with you and treasure the experiences you make with them. Fuck wealth and status, memories are what matters most. That's what gets passed down. Not how much money you made or what status you had. It's what type of man/woman you were. z RDR2 has made me start going out into nature more, find my own path and happiness in life. Despite your failures, you can always improve and change. You are never too old to change your ways. Thank you for this video, once again. I really appreciate the man-to-man talk. It has helped me immensely. I am not a religious man, but I hope that you are blessed in sort of way. You are down to earth and truthful to yourself. I truly wish the best for you. Best wishes for you. Please take care of yourself. I have subbed, I truly look forward to your future content. Much love, partner. P.S. If you ever have questions about overnight hiking in terms of gear the weight you carry, please let me know (as well as anyone else). Me and my old man have some experience and can give some sound advice. Much love to everyone who reads this. May you all prosper in life. (I'm sorry for this drunken comment.)

the mixing is awful< you O'Driscoll!

Idk how i feel taking advice from one of em goddamn O'driscoll

THERE ARE SO MANY GAMES THAT USE EUROPEAN LIKE MAPS OF EUROPE, BUT I THINK THAT THIS IS THE FIRST I'VE SEEN THAT REALLY SHOWCASES AND ENCAPSULATES THE ENTIRE FEEL OF THE NORTH AMERICAN CONTINENT AND SO GLAD THAT I JUST RECENTLY BOUGHT IT FOR PC AT A DISCOUNTED PRICE, SINCE I'M DISABLED AND LIVE ON LOW INCOME HERE IN TIJUANA, MX AND YET I AM A U.S. CITIZEN AND HAVE TRAVELED CROSS COUNTRY SEVERAL TIMES AND BEEN TO 44 OF THE CONTIGUOUS 48 AND THE BAHAMAS, VANCOUVER, BC AND TJ, MX. I'VE SEEN IT ALL IN REAL LIFE FROM THE GROUND, THE ONLY WAY THAT I TRAVEL JUST LIKE IN RDR2. I'M ENJOYING THAT MORE THAN THE GAME ITSELF.

My dream is to have my own stardew valley farm. Hopefully oneday!

Kitty cat so cute 3:35

324 sub KZbinr with a lovely little video in my feed this morning… thanks algorithm. Keep up the awesome work man

I wish this game just kept expanding in territory.

Really good vid bud

me and my boyfriend play stardew together too! whenever we're done fishing together we'll slowly walk back to our house and it's the cutest thing ever lol ❤💝

Red Dead 2 has a sense of what the japanese call Ma or a pause in time, an interval or emptiness in space. Ma is the time and space life needs to breath, to feel and connect. If we have no time, if our space is restricted, we cannot grow. This universal principle applies to every aspect of life.

Very rad video,keep on the good work!

Really great video cheers

I Genuinely thought you had multiple hundreds of thousands of subscribers until you said you had almost 10k people watching, you video was incredibly well made and I love the format! cant wait to watch more!

This is one of the best videos on youtube! <3 please make more

A great video about a great game. Thank you! Your reflections on gratitude after camping reminds me of what a character, Gus McCrae, says in 'Lonesome Dove' - 'Lorie darlin', life in San Francisco, you see, is still just life. If you want any one thing too badly, it's likely to turn out to be a disappointment. The only healthy way to live life is to learn to like all the little everyday things, like a sip of good whiskey in the evening, a soft bed, a glass of buttermilk, or a feisty gentleman like myself.'

As an American watching stardew content and randomly watching a video on Scotland’s geography + history earlier, it was a nice surprise getting this video on my feed. Nice work man 👍

Was that a Mass Effect patch on your bag 👀

Your video popped up on my recommended and I’m so glad it did. Thank you for this reminder to live our best life 😊

This is exactly what I loved so much about this game. I got so immersed in the hunting and camping that I was 90 hours in before I progressed the story into the 3rd chapter.

Another fantastic video. Can really see your skills developing further with each video. The passion you show in every one of your videos is really inspiring and so wholesome. Proud of you, mate.

I love this game 56 year old woman here am currently in my 7th playthrough in story mode and play online everyday love to explore the map I am at 98% my favorite Arthur camp is by window rock up in the mountains listening to the water and the wind through the trees had Arthur at that site for 5 in game days and read his whole journal

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This is your best video by far. Until the next one comes out probably x

Lovely video brother, keep it simple ❤