Revisiting the Timeless Perfection of Red Dead Redemption 2

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  @Slyguy55 · 1 year ago

  My most shocking gameplay moment was doing a dead or alive bounty, which I always bring them in alive but this one time I brought him in dead. The police chief told me to put him in a cart outside. Like ten hours of gameplay later, I went back to Valentine or Strawberry or wherever it was, and just happened to walk by the cemetery at the church. There was the guy I had killed, in a grave, with a priest and a women saying final words, and the priest said "Hey aren't you the one that brought this man in?" I had forgotten about that bounty, it just blew my mind. The care. The extra work to script and animate that moment, that if I would've brought him in alive I would have never seen. Very special game.

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• LO

  @louniis · 2 years ago

  I truly enjoyed this game every second of it.I wish I could erase my memory and just play it all over again. Such a remarkable journey I spent 150 hours playing it to hit 100% achievement

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  @thestupidteenager2821 · 2 years ago

  A channel with 8000 subs releasing a video this long and detailed makes me happy in a way I can’t describe. It really shows your passion.

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  @henksweers1967 · 2 years ago

  I totally get the hype for GTA 6, but honestly, I'm craving a Red Dead Redemption 3 sequel even more. There's this magic to exploring the wild west of the 1800s – the calmness, the way nature takes its time, and soaking in every inch of the landscape that makes you appreciate the game even more. Sometimes, I wish I could actually live in the 1800s, and playing RDR2 feels like the closest I'll get to that experience.

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• LN

  @Lnllltd · 2 years ago

  Saying this game aged well is an understatement, this timeless masterpiece  will forever stand as Rockstar's magnum opus and one of the greatest games of all time.

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• OR

  @oranges557 · 2 years ago

  Dont forget the music. The music makes it 10x more immersive. or should i say the sound ambience in general. When you just ride along to some peaceful guitar music and animal noises, enjoying the view, then suddenly it changes to some dark uncanny sound while you hear multiple horse riders from afar getting louder and louder, realizing that bounty hunters are coming for your head. This is so good man

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• US

  @useyourimaginasean · 2 years ago

  I used to have 3 save files on rdr2 <br><br>1. For me to try to get completion<br>2. When my stepdad and I hung out<br>3. When I would hang out with my dad.<br><br>Had to do high honor with my stepdad around, because I didn’t want him to see what I was capable of 😂<br><br>With my dad we would be sore from laughter when we would throw people on train tracks or try and get away with as much as possible, <b>but</b> I didn’t spoil Arthur’s ending for him at all playing it. When Arthur got his diagnosis he was all in on redeeming him and it made playing through that part of the game easier and more memorable since he honestly even cared about Arthur in the game. <br><br>I think that kind of speaks volumes to how wide of an audience it is accessible to, and the success of its writing being a really emotionally complex and engaging piece of fiction. For both my stepdad and my dad to want to just be there with me playing it and connecting between both was a positive thing for me.

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• LN

  @Lnllltd · 2 years ago

  You know this game is a damn masterpiece when 6 years later people still debate whether or not Dutch had a slow decline throughout the story or whether he was the same from the start. Truly one of the most complex and greatest antagonists oat.

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• FE

  @ferdza6285 · 2 years ago

  no disrespect to GoW but this shoulda been the 2018 GOTY .

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• VH

  @vhscopyofseinfeld · 2 years ago

  The horse dying absolutely kills me every time.

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• KA

  @kakarot3963 · 5 months ago

  People complain about the &quot;slow mechanics&quot; and slow drip paced story building, meanwhile their library consists of corporate slop like valorant, 2k and fortnite. It&apos;s not a game problem it&apos;s an attention span problem.

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• ST

  @Steel-101 · 2 years ago

  RDR2 is a great game. The good ending actually made me cry. Not many games do that to me. Plus I still love to explore in RDR2. Beautiful map.

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