The Best Part of Red Dead Redemption 2

[@kamukameh]

There are people out there that don't like the epilogue, for real??? It's the best bridge between the two games, you build that farm you got in the 1. game yourself and work for your own redemption. And you the player are in the same grief as John about Arthur, that's so deep!

[@Thecrow2802]

I rushed throughout the epilogue just to get my revenge on Miach,missed the whole beauty of it,thats when I realised what Arthur said,"Revenge is a luxury that we can't afford"

[@Cardinal_Prince]

Same dude, first playthrough, I saw Arthur's end at like 7am, and stayed up until 2pm finishing the epilogue lol

[@klfoo5504]

The epilogue is my favourite part of the game. Loved how it showcased John's transition away from the outlaw life and how his thirst for revenge led to his demise in the first game.

[@csorighthere8414]

It’s cool the first play through when u get the whole maps access and anything u can want. But Arthur is better to play with

[@leotheskyguy]

As a John Marston and RDR1 Fanboy, the epilogue is all I ever wanted man

[@Catwomans_Belt]

i love how the game goes from the most traumatic event in the story to...chores. *chores* because that's how life is your mother just died? cool. work doesn't care. life doesn't care. your boy's stomach doesn't care. your crops and cattle don't care. life goes on. you're not gonna get a trophy. you are going to wake up and do the same goddamn thing you've been doing so is the way of life. it's tragic and it's insane how well they nailed it in this game. no one does realism like rockstar, not even fuckin close

[@banajitpatowary5594]

This is an absolute masterpiece.

[@CrobatmanIamthenight]

I had to genuinely grieve Arthur, while i played and beat the whole game, epilogue included, nothing could top Arthur

[@jimmymurphy898]

Agreed. I felt empty inside playing as John. Arthur is a legend and my favorite videogame character ever.

[@fluffgirl9812]

Loving these videos, the epilogue is one of my favorite parts of the game

[@roar247]

Wasn’t expecting you to post again so soon! Can’t wait to watch

[@themaccave08]

As much as it is boring, I like this first half of the Epilogue's tone. It feels like a needed pacer after Arthur's death and the continuing rushdown of everything in Chapter 6

[@EXD_XeBBy]

I really liked the slower pacing of some of the missions. They worked well to change up the gameplay and provide internal motivation to progress the story, which rdr2 does really well in general

[@JaJaJonnn]

Wow man, A+ video, you killed it

[@rdy.4188]

another amazing video big man keep it up!

[@killervic7379]

Great video bro

[@rustine07rr3]

Couldn't wait for a rdr1 video essay video from ya, i myself also loved the epilouge and i feel like this epilouge should be appreciated a lot more. This epilouge and playing as John is more captivating to me, i can relate to John more than Arthur. And for that reason it makes me wanna play the first red dead redemption so that i can spend more time as John

[@Madsotto562]

Another awesome video

[@Wolfnstone]

Great vid

[@seanfoster8165]

After completing the game, I don’t think I can function anymore

[@SpaceHobo42]

Arthur told him not to look back, In the end, some of us played for revenge, but through my gameplay, and further ones, I always get lost in that. There are stories Arthur can leave half finished, where John can finish them. It leads for some of the most heart wrenching experiences that only happen if you, the player, take the right actions, even despite the role of character you play as a whole. GTA 6 is gonna be fucking wild.

[@TheSnolana]

@@SpaceHobo42 GTA 6’s narrative is a funny one because Grand Theft Auto, as a series, doesn’t take itself quite as seriously as Red Dead Redemption does, and kind of offers a different flurry of features to be excited about. My recommendation is go into GTA 6 with as blankly as you can because if you go in with your expectations too high, there’s a risk it might end up disappointing, at least in some ways you may have wanted more from it. Then again if there’s one studio that could exceed players lofty expectations, it’d be R*.

[@Tired_cowboy1899]

the reason i dont really like to play as John is because Rockstar butchered his character and the only thing different from arthur is the voice, face and hair color

[@katamarankatamaranovich9986]

No, its not. Chapter 2 gang, rise up

[@Lord_Freeza1410]

Maybe after you get the manual deadeye targeting

[@swordigo]

best part of rdr2 is realistically chapter 6 becuz of the insanely incredible story and consistently having the best missions

[@Und3rcov3r]

​@@swordigo I agree. I love chapter 2, but chapter 6 is just so well put together

[@brienrollier3554]

I like picturing how happy Abigail was while Jack was reading her the letter.

[@Quack_attack_]

Not only do I love the building the house mission with uncle and Charles but in damn near every scene there is a little blue jay and I like to think that's Arthur

[@Itsnothing389]

I love John Marston.

[@Raiden324]

People hate Abigail, but she was right all along. Even Arthur said, go and don't look back. Had they not gone after Micha, and eventually take the money, the Pinkerton's probably would have forgotten John and would had kept chasing Micha and Dutch.

[@SinsANDCircuitryCreator]

I was determined to finish it with Micah but after that I bailed and began a new play through because the story of Arthur was one I wanted to revisit but take my time with. Enjoy every moment after what happened that first go-around.-

[@Atlantaco]

The only thing I don’t like about the epilogue-in between the missions is that its kind of lonely, I wish you could start a small gang, at least for robbing coaches or taking out gangs, or even a feature like GTA 5 where you can go out with your friends for a drink or something.

[@alienape3171]

The issue I always had was there is absolutely no choice to do anything else. The game gives you no chances to do anything else. If he was getting robbed, how would it helped if John died right there? Once he defended himself, what choice did he have once the brother tacked him down? Those bandits stole John's waggon and the food he was delivering, meaning he'd been out if a job and a wagon. If when they stole the cattle, if you didn't get them back, they wouldn't have had a job, they wouldn't have had a house, they wouldn't have had the connections that got them beechers hope. You can choose to pay off the people on the land, but what non violent way could he have handled the skinner brothers? Micah spent the entire game killing off lose ends, so for him to keep living is an immediate danger to John, Jack and Abigail. The prologue is maybe one of My favorite chapters but that doesn't mean it's perfect. Abigail wants John different, without seeming to understand the world she was so recently a part of still exists. Arthur's Child and the mother of his child, were both killed, not because of some violent act on their part. Uncle was kidnapped, not because of some violent act from uncle. Sadie was attacked and assaulted, and her husband killed, not because of some violent act on their part. The world Abigail lives in isn't kind, John's choices aren't be good or bad, it's often, kill or be killed. What good is a dead John to either of them?

[@Ruai_xxiv]

I personally tried playing through this part and stopped after the first hour or so and even started a replay of the game entirely, and I feel that the reason for me doing that is that I felt so empty and exhausted after Arthur’s stint of the game. I’ve known about Arthur’s death before playing through this game but seeing his story play out and seeing the end of chapter 6 made me feel a way that just yearned for Arthur and his storyline again. I just felt too upset to start up a new story, especially with how you discussed, that started with mundane and slow chores

[@zachsaccount323]

god damn you're missing out, didn't even get to play the best mission in the whole game 😭💀

[@Itsnothing389]

Lame dude, the game is expensive and u won't even finish it.

[@bluebeeff]

Stop watching tick tock and go outside and then maybe your attention span will be fixed

[@robbiex5080]

lmao what

[@Rectz]

This makes 0 sense. Spend the money to not play the full game?

[@CosmicFilms-007]

For me i didn’t finish the epilogue, and I went to replay because I missed Arthur and I wanted to explore the world more, and I also wanted to do more side quests and take slower pace through it

[@SchizoOrthodox]

Somebody please tell me the first song that he used in the background. I've been looking forever.

[@TheSnolana]

@@SchizoOrthodox All the music I used is listed in the order I used it in the description. But the first song is “The Course of True Love” by David Ferguson & Matt Sweeney.

[@swordigo]

bro finally uploaded

[@alienape3171]

Yes, so he was supposed to stand there and get robbed potentially killed.And then?

[@Sonny2Bell2-rk1dt]

Here before this has 6 figure views

[@jimmymurphy898]

The epilogue is not the best part of Rdr2 in my opinion. I missed Arthur so much playing it and it actually made me feel kinda empty inside. I just prefer Arthur as a protagonist, so maybe I'm biased, but it was my least favorite part of the game, actually.

[@Itsnothing389]

Biased as hell brother but can I ask? Have u played the first 1? Can't call yourself a fan if u haven't played it.fella John is a amazing character give him a chance. HAVE SOME FAITH.

[@jimmymurphy898]

@Itsnothing389 Uh yes I have beaten Rdr1 and I recently started to replay it. I still vastly prefer Arthur as a protagonist.

[@Itsnothing389]

@@jimmymurphy898 Fair enough. Have a good day.