Red Dead Redemption - 14 Years Later

[@MistahJay7]

Im sad you cut off right before John Says "When a man with a sing-song voice tells me to fuck off, it always concerns me, boyo" Lmao one of my favorite lines of his

[@CrackheadYoda]

“Red Dead 2 did too much with taking care of your horse”. Bro literally all you have to do is brush and feed it lol.

[@geordiejones5618]

You don't even have to do that more than once or twice the whole game, same with eating and cleaning your guns. You don't have to raise money for the gang or do much of anything for them, but I always enjoyed grounding myself in the setting by doing chores and little side stuff.

[@theoutsiderjess1869]

Right I was disappointed to not really do that now that Im finally playing 1

[@BirdGang6]

He’s a clown honestly if you haven’t realized it yet

[@cjyeeters8136]

I think part of what he meant was how difficult it is to even obtain certain horses

[@Edax_Royeaux]

@@cjyeeters8136 That was the best part. The Silver Dapple Pinto is the fastest horse in the game and is not easy to acquire at all as Arthur. That makes it all the more prestigious to claim one. And keeping Cerberus for yourself after Horseflesh for Dinner, made stealing prize horses more impactful since Cerberus is the only dark bay Turkoman Arthur has access to and the only Turkoman Arthur can get early on in the story at Ch 3.

[@Keeneye47_Wolfkeen]

11:12 I can answer this one. Sadly RDR1s code is REALLY Spaghetti and it led to a lot of development issues throughout. It's why the game was never released on PC for a long time, cause the code was so all over the place and unstable. They had plans to implement swimming, but yeah. Was unable to in time and just made water instant death. And when RDR2 came out, knowing John would be playable. They just decided to make it canon that John just can't swim. So it lines up with why water works the way it does for him in both games.

[@haziq5714]

suprise its gonna be on pc this coming 29 oct

[@Keeneye47_Wolfkeen]

@haziq5714 Yeah, and honestly? If it's as solid as the console re-releases, this will be the best version to experience the story of RDR1. (Wish we got the multiplayer as well though)

[@nrrork]

Stealing a horse was a _VERY_ serious crime in the old west. You kept your whole damn life on that horse, and if you were jacked in the wrong spot, you could very well die before you reach civilization. It wasn't petty theft, this was a hangable offense.

[@johnnybensonitis7853]

It could have definitely been a dangerous setback, but fortunately it was just too difficult for most would-be horse thieves to actually find success in that such endeavor. Back in the old west horses were actually able to hear their owner whistle from any distance, at any place, and at any time! Someone hop up on your mount looking to appropriate it for their own transportation needs? Just belt out that whistle and the horse will immediately respond by kicking up to stand tall on it's back two legs which would always send whatever ruffian/ne'er do well spilling off the beast! Of course this was faithfully recreated in RDR1 where your horse is always within earshot of your call even if on the moon, then you could ride anywhere and reach any destination at mach 3 speeds capable of breaking the sound barrier. Horses were so fast they could even take you back in time!

[@restitvtororbis5330]

​​@@johnnybensonitis7853Best way to stop horse thievery in the old west was to make sure you don't leave behind one to get thieved. Me and my posse used to dismount with a little POP to the back of our mount's head. It's a perfect way to keep your zebra donkey from those low level plebs and you get a sick ragdoll dismount to boot. Also, I'm not certain if any of the mounts can go much over the sound barrier, but i know damn well if you ride fast enough across the entire map to blackwater there's a good chance it can't load fast enough and you'll start getting snapped forward like a rubber band and phasing through walls to get trapped inside buildings (this happened several times, good god the online was broken)

[@primary2630]

Yeah it is essentially a death sentence to any and their livelihood

[@loganwatson5905]

Fun fact: in the state of Tennessee horse thievery is still a hangable offense. It’s one of those old laws that has never been changed

[@johnnybensonitis7853]

@@loganwatson5905 I actually live here in TN so guess I'd best stay away from the horse theft crimes! We are WAY behind the times here, but I hear pretty soon the railway is gonna be built so the trains can come through.

[@Luca_Talis]

RDR1 has a creepier atmosphere overall, a unique art style, as well as other features that were changed in RDR2 like the horse deeds, infinite bounties, purchasing properties and more

[@henrik1743]

Soundtrack is so fire in RDR1 too

[@Luca_Talis]

@@henrik1743 of course how did I forget that 😂

[@crossovo]

​@@Luca_TalisI've always felt like RDR 1 had a darker feel to it, in my opinion it got even darker after we got to see the entire prequel of the history in RDR 2

[@ebennz]

i like the jobs you can take too, not to mention how they botched johns face and hair in rdr2

[@Luca_Talis]

@@crossovo yes I agree everything feels more hopeless and almost post apocalyptic (undead nightmare aside) which is very unique

[@bartisreallykewl]

The weakness of shotguns on rdr1 was well made up for in the sequel. In rdr2 there’s an early camp mission with Javier to go rob a cabin in the woods. after the mission you’ll find a trunk with the pump action shotgun in it. And congrats you’re basically set for the whole game.

[@samuelgeaney7556]

That mission as John in the epilogue where you're given the semi auto shotgun is pure shootout heaven. That gun absolutely destroys everyone in that mission I love it.

[@JoeBChill]

Luisa is super intelligent yet super young at only 19 years old, so ofc she was impressionable/vulnerable to a charismatic tyrant like Reyes. Her courage honestly makes her one of my favorite characters in the Rockstar universe in general

[@gavinstricklin9512]

I was so confused when they just shot her, I was thinking we’d see her later healing from her gunshot wound but no, she just died, it just felt so, weird

[@BirdGang6]

He’s a sexist idiot who has never had a girlfriend before so you can’t be surprised that he doesn’t understand this

[@morganroberts4615]

It feels like you may have ignored the newspapers in the game, they usually flesh out a few of the things you’ve critiqued (such as showing what the characters John interacted with ended up doing)

[@josesosa3337]

Glad i saw your comment.

[@theoutsiderjess1869]

Same with rdr 2 you get more info there

[@tnm1697]

1:00:24 I agree here, except I would keep the original story thread of Bull escaping to Mexico. You have Javi’s involvement you pitched but when you take El Presidio you find Bill left as a Patsy, betrayed by Javier. Then you have the story progress further, maybe with Javier becoming Allende’s “right hand” for the remainder of the missions, and have him be the one Allende throws out of the carriage in yet another act of betrayal.

[@h-town4lifetexansrocketsas356]

My goat before RDR2 dropped, god i love John’s character specially in the original, he is top tier with Arthur, just wish more RDR2 fans played the original, great vid as always brother 🔥💯

[@logger22]

RD1 taught me that the Wild West was never glorious. It’s not what many thought it was thanks to John Wayne and Clint Eastwood. It was a chaotic time period filled with murderers and people scraping to survive. It was the alternative Ross talked about, *Hell*

[@stephondavis6115]

when the afternoon workers needed him most, he showed up

[@Auggierem]

Such a relief getting off work after a gnarly shift and seeing our boy with some new content to share with us.

[@henrik1743]

Bro he uploaded 11 days ago chill 😂

[@yaro42]

100% strange man is God. Test his morality, has a son, and imo most of all, when John says "damn you" he responds "many have". For me it's a nod to "Goddamn you", becouse I've never heard death damn you

[@undertakernumberone1]

Others say he is hte devil, again others think he's death. THe "damn you" part can be interpreted as the phrase "god damn you" or just the general "damning" of, say, the death of a loved one. I am in the "death" camp. Also: "God damn you" means "May god damn you/put a curse on you"... it's not damning God.

[@garydiamondguitarist]

@@yaro42 I'd say he's possibly Lucifer's right hand man, so Beelzebub. Another guess would be Saint Peter, as he gives John morality tests, as if he's deciding whether or not to let John into heaven. That would fit the redemption theme pretty well. Considering John is used and abused and screwed by the end of the game despite doing all he could... maybe he deserves to go upstairs afterwards.

[@godzillazfriction]

​@@daahorse1652The Strange Man is a Symbolic Allegory; he's the personification of the Honor system & is symbolically 'Cain' - check out the theory from r__dit regarding the Strange Man representing the symbolic allegory of 'Cain'.

[@alg7115]

In the second cutscene of him he has a donkey in his camp. Implying he rides a donkey. Which is a big hint to who he is......

[@primary2630]

He is Death. Not God, not the devil.

[@Mikoldapro]

Can’t wait for him to spend the rest of his life making the rd2 vid

[@mjc0961]

Wait, the $15 to get John fixed up is only $495 in today's money? Wow, they had some surprisingly affordable health care back then. The same treatment today would be thousands of dollars, maybe even tens of thousands.

[@gavinstricklin9512]

That’s because now, the government takes some cash, the hospitals only get that amount, so 400 bucks, but the government takes the rest, so don’t blame the hospitals, blame the government for raising prices so they get some money

[@iloveyoushima]

​@@gavinstricklin9512 Don't blame the government for everything. What about the private corporations overcharging for medication?

[@gavinstricklin9512]

@@iloveyoushima true

[@Edax_Royeaux]

RDR1 or 2 does not use period accurate inflation. You could get a C-96 Mauser pistol in 1899 for $35 in real life. In RDR1, it costs $800 (or up to $1200 if you have low honor) at the smith in the year 1911 and in RDR2 it costs $250 in 1899 at the shop.

[@Five_FingersofDeath]

​@iloveyoushima Yeah, no. Blame the government and it's regulations. Blame human greed for corporations.

[@antiamericangraffiti]

Both RDR1 and 2 make me cry. Rockstar are masters at tugging at the heart strings.

[@Milty2001]

Rdr1 was a masterpiece i still dont regret spending $20 on its game of the year edition

[@alkhoaja]

Same

[@AWTH206]

This game felt like a classic western film where the sequel is more of a neo-western

[@logger22]

The sequel feels more like a TV show compared to the first game. It’s more cinematic and a lot longer

[@Leinkester]

Played the game after a decade away. It gave me the RDR nostalgic bug been listening to the soundtrack all week

[@kambasiartre6187]

1:05:13 in the last meeting the "strange man" is standing on Marston's future grave site when he says how good the view is. 1:29:33 I guess I should've waited.

[@hogexd]

Great stuff as always, Rockstar Games retrospectives are 100% evergreen videos, so I’m sure that this one will be one of your most viewed, you deserve that 100k for sure 🎉

[@alicobosboi]

THANK YOU, I'm just about to go to work and needed a new video to listen to.

[@208jdog]

I disagree about the ending with John and his family. Since the ranch work was the prologue it makes sense that at the end of the game you get john starting his new life as a rancher

[@pelucheCR7]

Seeing how red dead 2 turned out, those missions felt fitting

[@Damonnanashi]

1:23:53 Hey, don't rag on Uncle too hard. He's got lumbago.

[@River_On_Down]

The Red Dead series holds a special place in my heart. I remember when I was a kid watching my dad play Red Dead Revolver on the PS2; years later as an adult my dad watched a walkthrough of rdr2 and remembered the games and surprised me with both rdr1 and 2 for my PS4. Now he watches me play it 👍

[@crypto40]

This game will always have a special place in my heart. This game is how I met my original Xbox 360 friends,playing online and using the canons on the fort. All these years later as grown men with our own lives we still get together every few months and go back and play online with the backwards compatibility.

[@papaberger64]

Definitely the most anticipated video from you yet I’ve been looking forward to this one. Just got its platinum and I enjoy seeing my favorite creators touch on this fanatic game.

[@YellowBriefs]

Honestly this "retrospective" format is... peculiar. He limits the scope of the videos to just a narration of the storyline missions, avoids exploring the material used to craft the story, world and characters (westerns such as The Good, The Bad and The Ugly), does not mention anything related to the technology, graphics or soundtrack, refrains from showing any development facts or trivia about the game, etc. There's no meaningful comparison to other games from that era and/or other Rockstar titles. No mention of the Undead Nightmare DLC, challenges or hardcore mode either. Feels like watching a speedrun of the game with commentary, but I guess it has an audience...

[@jahbrilplaysgamesandstuff326]

​@@YellowBriefsyea his videos are more recaps or "in a nutshells" more of a background noise then a thought provoking critique

[@tismeah7]

I replay this game every other year or so. Still my favorite game of all time, even the sequel doesn't stack up to me

[@henrik1743]

I Agree, the soundtrack and fastness of the horses in RDR1 is much better

[@Ronuk1996]

I love both games for diffeent reasons.

[@BlueCollaredGrit]

I’m replaying it now myself. I never finished Rdr2, it’s just not Red dead without the badass John Marston 👍

[@NavyBluePersonGuy]

@@BlueCollaredGrityou can play as john marston in red dead 2 eventually, keep playing bro

[@ELcoyote576]

"Lie Still hahaha" - John Marston 1911

[@oninoko91]

Was really looking forward to you covering this game. it is my hands down favorite rockstar game.

[@itzshade7830]

Whoever did the editing deserves a good hawk tuah

[@sylent_viper]

Something I just noticed after all these years, the Mexicans shouldn't be calling John "gringo". Gringo comes from "green go home" referring to the American soldiers, in green uniform, to leave Panama during the ocupation. An event that is many years away from the time of RDR

[@elguicho_]

Actually stems from the Mexican American war. Americans invaded Mexico. Mexicans lacked the English language couldn’t say “ green go home” so instead opted for “green go”. Which became Gringo

[@chairmented4070]

while its disputed, the actual most likely origin is that it stems from the Spanish word for Greeks, and is just a general term to refer to foreigners, as it is used nowadays. By 1911 as in game, it'd already be in common use as a term for Americans or general foreigners.

[@Tepaneca]

Lmaooo no

[@LoathSam]

The simplest fix to the Mexico chapter would have been confronting Javier halfway through the chapter, rather than the mission before you kill Bill. It would have made it so you felt like some progress in the story had been made.

[@pelucheCR7]

Would have been nice to have some confrontations with javier too before his death too. Bill on the other hand should have had a better confrontation with. Dutch was the only one that was handled with decent care and his ending was fitting.

[@shannonsteam8744]

My take on John having a daughter but she died, best guess is that his daughter was born between 1907 and 1911. Judging how John reveals his daughters death, this implies that his daughter died from either illness or infant mortality, and the weight in his voice made me believe she was pretty close to John's heart. As for Jack not mentioning having a sister, my guess is he either wasn't close to her or didn't really like her or know about her. But all of this isn't really confirmed.

[@ThisUserNameWasNotTaken]

My Lumbago Acting Up Fr Fr

[@tgf0cj101]

I would absolutely LOVE to see you cover Midnight Club. MC3Remix has some funny cutscenes and MC Los Angeles has a decent story.

[@fishiii2648]

Me too

[@henrik1743]

Mc LA decent story? The gameplay is fire AF

[@TheWanderingVali]

Can't wait for the Undead Nightmare DLC video, Just might be my favourite DLC of all time.

[@benbingley741]

I have been WAITING for this !!

[@ChristopherSMoreno-uy1ym]

This is what turned me into a gamer.

[@AngelFrench]

You’re young then

[@ricky_beezy9933]

@@AngelFrench why does that matter?

[@Christophercurtis22]

​@@AngelFrenchand, wgaf?

[@thelastarcadegamer6655]

I really wish RDR2 had kept the physics and injury system from the first game. Yeah I like that I can hit somebody in a vital, then watch them bleed out as they try to either fight or flee, but it really sucks not being able to kneecap pursuers or completely disarm an enemy. Sometimes hitting the gun in 2 will just flat out kill them.

[@cbxtheking]

Fuzzyslippers i love you, Keep up the goodwork you deserve the best

[@Reddeadredemption3]

You're literally one of my favorite channels, your videos are calming and give me some good nostalgia

[@WanderingKumquat]

Fuzzy i am pumped for you to go through the absolute story masterpiece of RDR2. Hopefully itll be a HUGE and LONG video. Gta V restrospective length. Maybe longer, thank you for this wonderful video

[@birdwife589]

John might be the best rockstar character

[@santitakesepta9711]

Playing as John Marston as he shit talks during shootouts & and mocks or boasts over his enemy as he loots them , so fuckin cool something I think Arthur was lacking compared to John .

[@pelucheCR7]

Yet arthur didnt get bossed around by anybody asides dutch while john got bossed around by anybody in the game like snake oil man, irish, and the crazy treasure hunter.

[@santitakesepta9711]

@@pelucheCR7 yea man… zip it back up when you’re finished .

[@pelucheCR7]

​@santitakesepta9711 You have no argument buddy good. I love john, but you can't deny in the first game he was pretty much ragdolled around by all the side characters especially in the first two acts.

[@santitakesepta9711]

@@pelucheCR7 there’s no argument to be made here , what you’re saying has nothing to do with me wanting more cool one liners for looting . Your reasoning also does not make sense because the reason why they “boss” John around is to give you the player missions and quests to do . I’m not sure how you don’t realize that and that does not take away from John’s character . Why even make an argument based off that when I’m not trying to take away anything from Arthur , people like you make liking Arthur so weird .

[@santitakesepta9711]

@@pelucheCR7 you turn my comment for wanting more looting dialogue to trashing John for something completely unrelated to make Arthur seem like a better character when it wasn’t a comparison in who’s better to begin with , I do not want to argue with you and I bet you we agree more on things than disagree so just chill bro .

[@DESTRUCTINATOR_HELP]

The Strange Man: I Seem To Know You.. Richard: But I Know You..

[@talentless9031]

Anybody else felt their lumbago kick in after clicking this video?

[@MotivatedVergilGaming]

It's very serious

[@poolwatertea8229]

I've been pumped for this video to come out!

[@zzooyyoorrk]

WE LOVE FUZZY SLIPPERS WOOOOOOHOOOOOOO

[@ClwkInstnct]

This game was my childhood, i even got to meet the voice actor of John Marston and Arthur Morgan from the 2nd game! Thank you so much for doing this type of video for this game!

[@o5-693]

Man, this channel was a gem to find. You do a great job man, can't wait to see this channel grow

[@1234569845]

Been waiting for this video and as always it came out great good shit fuzz

[@calvinfolan1736]

I've played RDR1 at different times in my life. I haven't played the sequel yet, but part 1 is one of my favourite stories in any game ever. RDR2 is said to be a classic in its own right. Can't wait to play it when i build my PC.

[@randomhandle0100]

Very much an instant classic. Won’t say much but 2 is essentially John’s backstory from the perspective of his adoptive brother. It’s much more of an emotional story as well.

[@ebennz]

you wont regret it. the events toward the ending really enhance rdr1s story

[@oninoko91]

The end of this game always sends me into tears.

[@michaelwilson8461]

I absolutely fell into this game. Just me my horse and a night sky in the desert , doing a little hunting gathering and exploring. I still haven't been able to force myself to play past the opening slog of RDR2. I know it's got some great content . I've been told that I just need to put a few more hours into it. The thing is I didn't need to put more than a few minutes into this one before I was hooked. The train ride and stepping out into Armadillo was all it took. Probably played through it a dozen or so times. Granted RDR2 has got some amazing features, but I just didn't mesh with the whole gang aspect , I liked being alone in the first game. AND even without the amazing features of RDR2 like shrinking horse testicles , I somehow still had much more fun in the first game. It didn't take half an hour to skin an animal, I didn't have to worry about my loadout every time I got off my horse , I could carry enough stuff to be convenient. I still install and try number 2 every once in a while just to try , but haven't been able to get into it like I did this game. I guess a lot of the attraction of the first one was how straight forward and uncomplicated it was. It just allowed you to focus more on the world I guess IMO.

[@surfguy87]

Good post. You capture the essence of what makes RDR1 the superior game in terms of story and aesthetic. RDR2 is an outstanding game, but in my opinion, the story - especially Guam - is unrealistic, and at some points plain absurd. There's an uneasy feeling in RDR1, that isn't there in RDR2, mostly because the environments are too friendly and cute.

[@J.CH1ggins]

fuzzy slippers just dropped some heat

[@idkIamBORED]

Absolute peak incoming

[@AC-hj9tv]

Hell yea! Fuzzy posts again. Love the western accent lol

[@johndoe-fq7ez]

the poncho outfit was my favorite once I got it I wore it for the rest of the story

[@seinyourtheif]

one of the true testiments to this and RDR2 is both are better having played each other. going back to rdr after 2 is not a down grade and the story of rdr is only made better knowing the events of 2. turley masterful and please rdr3 before 2030

[@pelucheCR7]

One the best takes ive seen. Both stories and characters are made especially dutch and john. Abigail, jack and uncle fit in that category too. Javier and Bill too to an extent.

[@danmagpie]

I’ve recently just finished play this game for the first time and really enjoyed it, never saw how the ending would turn out but it felt right, have absolutely loved watching your videos since I found you a few months ago, keep up the good work 👍

[@ridensroom6957]

I haven't played this since 2012. Great vid. I may replay it soon

[@Razor7557]

1:02:53 Foreshadowing a future video on Fallout? XD I guess a New Vegas video would be kinda fitting considering it has a bit of a postapocalyptic wild west theme(And the later talk in the video of corrupt government giving stability at price of autonomy from people and imposing taxes just made me think of NCR in NV XD)

[@onlyonem0llyy]

LETS GOOOOO!!! I BEEN WAITING FOR U TO COVER THE OG RED DEAD!! now u just gotta do RDR undead nightmares

[@drkalowski256]

Hell yeah, going to watch this soon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Reigndolph]

It's a game where you go "Yeehaw" all day

[@philipkalin1928]

This chanel is so adictiv man. I played all this games myself, some of them multiple times. So normaly i don‘t really care about videos like this. But dude, i can‘t stop watching your videos! 😅

[@okaberintarou5203]

Nice intro both funny and memorable

[@Sinnahh]

been waiting all my life for this video ❤

[@geordiejones5618]

This game and GTA IV got me into literary fiction, more serious film and challenged what I thought you could do with characters and stories. The dark humor, the somber reality, the real human parts of crime that get ignored, just excellent examples of a smart and passionate teams that push themselves harder than anyone else.

[@Couldnt_let_J.Marston_die]

Red dead was the first Rockstar game I managed to get 100% completion on even though I put far more time into the GTA games released prior to Red dead.

[@thallrudedjentstorm1756]

you forgot that Herbert Moon sells questionable ideology.

[@yarr_bro]

Love RDR1. Just a better game to me.

[@nothingness6173]

Another video to watch then fall asleep to les goooo

[@primary2630]

17:32 i always thought this part was so funny she asks him to call her Bonnie and there's a second of silence and he calls her Miss MacFarlane again😂 Edit: 1:35:29 yo wtf someone with my name contributed lol that spooked me

[@punemax]

It’s finally here.

[@marcfilms999]

I think the Strange Man is either God or Death. I think it most likely is God. He kinda hints at wanting John to do the right thing but gives you the choice. He also stands where John would be buried at the end of the game. It's like he knows how the story ends but how the ending happenings he doesn't know. Hinting at John having freedom of will. The ending is the same but freedom to choose what to do before the ending (death). It seems the Strange Man is giving John a way to somewhat make up for past crimes. A way to redeem himself and possibly save his soul despite John being doomed to his fate. Stranger acts in great interest and curiosity towards John. Inserting himself in a quiet moment to speak vaguely on what could be right or wrong. Similar to how God appeared to people in the bible. John is in a unique position that probably hasn't happened before. A criminal gang member being forced to hunt down his former gang members. It would make sense that the Stranger would take this strange situation to see what John would do before the predetermined outcome. One other clue is how when John shoots him 3 times. The fourth time the gun jams. Each bullet represents the outcome of 4 characters. 3 Have the same, one is different. John, Uncle and Abigail die at the end of the game. Jack goes on to live to do one thing. Revenge. Like and Eye for an Eye. After John realized the shots did nothing. He says "God Damn You" in both frustration and surprise. The Strange says "Many have." Referencing how people say "God damn it". Before the Stranger leaves for good he looks at the ground and says "This is a beautiful spot". The ground he looked at being where John, Abigail would be buried. Similar to God, the Stranger being vague is part of the mystery of what lesson or moral can be found within the words of a riddle or phrase. Both have a ending that they want the person to reach. The Stranger gives John the answers. God gave prophets the answers. Its up to the person to figure out what the answer is on their end and how to reach it. This is just my theory though.

[@Roc_Official]

Perfectly said. I always seen it as a symbol of death or fate. Lots of foreshadowing and being cryptic. He is (or seems) supernatural, like a figure of imagination in John mind, soul and conciseness. He can be viewed as a god too I suppose, but John has done alot of bad (Killing and robbing) so he can also be seen as a devil figure.

[@cfields8507]

Yashas theme is so good. Asuras wrath is such a gem

[@Kitsunej0nes]

Watching your vids is like having fast travel in video games

[@wanderingdoc5229]

Fuzz I love your work sir your style is great

[@damienlee1165]

My favorite R* title. The context added by the sequel just makes this game even better imo.

[@ZyzzUMIRIN]

I CANNOT WAIT FOR rdr2 review hopefully it kickstarts the production on rdr3

[@BirdGang6]

The title that started a gaming revolution!

[@ignachioelsmith9053]

Cheers, Fuzzy. This is a great game and I still go back to it from time to time. Never really enjoyed the last bit with Jack, but the main game is just brilliant. Not play the zomie DLC, but look forward to what you make of it.👍

[@amazanta1605]

I can’t wait for rdr2 analysis that’s about to be some 4 hour extraganza

[@kdnladner93]

I absolutely love this game. It was my favorite game of the seventh generation, easily one of my favorite stories in video games, one of my favorite protagonists in all of gaming, one of my favorite open worlds, and my favorite video game of all time.

[@gerwaanhartfield7261]

I've seen the ending before beating the game I bought this game for my Xbox one after watching this I'm definitely going to re install this game

[@trevorrex7210]

Glad to hear I'm not the only one who didn't enjoy herding the cattle much.

[@mjc0961]

I replayed this myself recently, and I couldn't find whatever it was that made me play it constantly when it was new. The thing that sticks in my mind today is just how obnoxious the horse controls are. RDR is a game I wish I had left in my memories rather than replaying it.

[@daxernsthenobody]

In my first playthrough when I had to get the deed from the old man I didn't have the money, and knocking out people with my fists isn't lethal because they always get back up, so I did that, and the game still acted like I killed the old man even though I could clearly see him running away

[@pelucheCR7]

This game has an atmosphere unmatched, love the map however without the minimap you cant really get around, the shooting feels pretty good, and there are quite a few missions i find very exciting. Just the extracurricular activities, along with the ambient music, make you feel transported back to that time. The story taken on its own before 2 came out is quite flawed, and the side characters, for the most part, are very one-dimensional or one trick ponies. The villains themselves like javier and bill are handled badly, and their final confrontations are quite rushed and unmemorable. This is not good, considering you spent most of the game chasing these guys. Mexico is the worst part of the story, its all a mess and you feel like you are pretty getting played by both sides going with the waves rather than making progress yourself. At least in the first act, you were making progress building up to the finale. Landon Rickets is awesome, though. No complaints about the last arcs, love the stranger man and how he ties to john and his story. I liked Dutch, his part was handled well and tied to the themes of the dying old west and the beechers hope rancher missions while boring to the other people help very much reflect the type of life john always wanted to live with his family before it was taken away from him. I enjoyed the fact that he took what he learned from bonnie to make a better life for himself and his family. The ending, man, that ending still gives me chills to this day. There are plenty of things i can say i like and dislike from the story. But as far the gameplay goes, i think it's very good minus a few things. i thought it could do better. However taking two into account, this game's story is just so much better when it comes down to it. It makes dutch much better, johns goal to save his family is much more relatable, and makes characters that weren't fleshed out that much better. The themes of the story and the general purpose a lot stronger, jack marston specifically benefits from this too as he becomes an even more tragic character after all the stuff he went through, this kid could never get a break.

[@nrrork]

Yeah, I think RDR2 handled swimming better: you can swim, but not far. Just enough to keep falling in the water from being instant death, but still leaving you unable to swim to places the game doesn't want you going.

[@GentlemanJacque]

You ever hear the tragedy of Dutch van der Linde? I thought not. It's not a story the Government would tell you. It's a Western legend. He was so skilled in persuading and brimming with charisma he even managed to make the people closest to him, believe he wasn't the enemy.

[@Captofthisship]

Fine video, sir,

[@Bradyboy3211]

I know this information is probably not as helpful now, but if you have to follow someone on a horse, you can hold X(PS), or A(xbox/switch) and you'll match the speed of the person you are following.

[@daevidpp445]

new video to sleep to 💯

[@drinkwater7393]

your resemblance to the salt factory is uncanny.

[@slopyardjoe]

the way dutch says, "this is a good one" rings like he knows his other plans were regretful failures. i don't like its inclusion in the second game because it feels like he had it planned all along. i would like it more if it were only in this game as its indicative of his downward spiral, even acknowledging that he's a monster in a subsequent sentence. i feel like they could have left it out of the second game

[@KixMayne91]

Fuzzy, why did you do Uncle like that lmao!

[@floydfanTN]

32:55 Hey dont forget to change your batteries Fuzzy! :D