Hey all, im still working on the next video, centering on American Venom, and how the R* writing team set it all up. Im in the middle of getting a new pc, so itll be a crazy few weeks,. Things will settle down soon and im going full on into this new video, especially as its to celebrate 1,000 SUBS! anyway just wanted to give an update, and I cant thank yall enuff for the support, it really does mean the world ♥
It gets me because in the mission where Colm kidnaps Arthur I started thinking he really isn't much different from Dutch. He's literally just more honest about his role in the world. Dutch tells this lie about being Robin Hood.
Dutch talks about being unable to fight change and nature but yet. Ultimately does by going over the cliff. He spared John the emotional pain of having to kill his father unlike how he couldn’t save Arthur
*Honestly I think that was the point...NOBODY could stop Dutch not even the US military, he has an effect on people, and at that moment on that mountain cliff John didn't want to shoot him and only Dutch himself had the power to stop himself. Dutch was dying but he couldn't stop that will of his to stop fighting he is a rebel at heart but without Hosea and even Arthur and John by his side Dutch couldn't live his utopia outlaw lifestyle the same with the new gang he created in West Elizabeth in RDR1...*
Damn. Dutch really was one of the last, huh? Think about it, cars are a thing at this point. Electricity and indoor plumbing are becoming a basic commodity for everyone, they’ve filled in the blank edges of the map. Dutch may have been self serving at this point, but he did realize that the way of the gunslinging outlaws was at its end. Communication had already made a massive jump forward by this point, even Arthur said himself in RDR2 that “put enough time and space between you and your problems and they usually went away. Ain’t like that no more.” Dutch had finally realized that at that final moment, and decided to take his life his own way
47:19 this part made me choke up. Roger Clarke has mentioned that he also believes Dutch was thinking of Arthur before he jumped to his death. Great video!
If you shoot the soldiers during the speech in results in something very reminiscent of how John dies while you are Dutch get killed in a hail of bullets taking a few soldiers down with them, a microcosm of their lives. Then you gotta restart because you die but it's so worth it I died it 7 times
huh, I never thought of it that way! it is similar to how John goes. I tried too to take em all out, you can but theres always a rifleman up top that spawns in and takes you and dutch out.
Just want to point out that the song that starts playing when Sadie first fires her gun sounds just like Triggernometry from the first game. Even the little guitar lick at the beginning!
I think there's a camp interaction where you can hear dutch reciting one of his speeches in his tent and i like to believe that he often reflected honestly about himself and his life decisions time and time again and drew up that final speech as an honest expression for when he did meet his end.
I find it interesting that Dutch de-personalized the hanging of Colm and killing of some of his men right as he and Sadie were getting in the wagon. Usually he talks about how it was his own personal revenge against whatever Colm did, but there? Nah, it wasn't something he was even thinking about.
Yeah! nice observation, thanks so much for watchin friend! I wanted to show colm's end, (was worried itd make the video too long or not cohesive but I went for it) i think its important to show dutch's delusions at this point and like you mentioned, his contradictions. We see how Colm's crimes, and the choices he made culminate in his death. Thats exactly what happens to Dutch in the original Redemption! I wanted to show and solidify his clear detachment from reality, hes crafted his very own instead. Its important for the eagle flies missions too, as when colm captured arthur he essentially had the same plan as dutch, get them all killed, captured, arrested, cause some chaos, some smoke and during all of that find an escape for his own gang. Dutch is stuck between wanting to prove something or other, and wanting to find a real escape (and retirement) for the gang. The former keeps winning, everytime. I tried to keep it under an hour anyway lol it was hard
I always thought Dutch jumping off the cliff and committing suicide was Rockstar telling us that while John and Arthur are redeemable and they get their redemption, Dutch will never do that. He is too selfish. He killed himself to preserve his own pride, he couldn’t bear to be killed by John. I think him killing himself emphasizes how bad and selfish he is. Now, when I say this, I am NOT saying that suicide means you’re a bad person, I’m just saying Dutch is because of his reasoning. Anyways that’s just what I think, might be wrong, might be right but that is what i have chosen to believe.
If you think about it, it's almost like the Last Samurai type thing. The age of the gunslinger was coming to an end, and the "glory days" of the past were behind (this wasn't the wild west). Might as well go out in a bang rather than a whimper when the evil of modern society put down the good old boys that made society what it was.
Not really sure what a bunch of outlaws contributed to modern democracy. Also keep in mind that rebels during the Meiji restoration were angry because the samurai class, aka rich landowners, were pissed they will be losing their privilege, Your image of them seems to be overwhelmingly informed by hollywood pop history.
Dutch saved one more of his crew one more time. Any showdown ends with john dead and dutch escaping to cause more hell. The hell was for his sons. Not to kill his sons. So he saved his youngest son from Dutch Vanderlinde. The best strategist is the one that can even defeat himself if that will cause just the right ripple in the timeline. He had a plan. IT WAS A GOOD ONE. It SAVED John.
I believe Dutch was a good honorable man in the beginning but his ideas and methods were always flawed and I believe some real bad things happened to Dutch that made him fall into madness like Colm killing his lover Annabel all of which is a story I would love to read.❤
Dutch always the showman lol I dunno either, maybe there was more to the mission. he is randomly wounded all of a sudden, I guess Dutch knows how iconic the cattleman is haha
this reminds me of a vid I saw which comments talked about possible ideas for RDR 2's version of Undead Nightmare, and an idea I liked was, Dutch's last days and death in RDR 1 from Dutch's perspective, the supernatural aspects would come from Dutch's squewed view of reality cause of his insanity, and the final moments would be of you as Dutch running away from John, but instead of John, you see a Shadow figure that resembles both John and Arthur, the embodiment of Dutch's sins coming to hunt him, you can shoot at the figure, but nothing happens, your bullets don't affect it, all you can do is run, and at the end, once you reach the mountain's cliff, you "teleported" back to that cliffside in 1899, but instead of facing the barrels of Army soldiers, you face John, having once last moment of Lucidity to speak before... you jump, ending it all and taking your own life to spare John the pain of killing you.
I just watched the prologue video and this after, and I gotta say I really enjoyed the vibe your videos give. You have a bright future my friend and you got a subscriber!
wow now that would be a wild turn of events feller! Thanks for the view, appreciate yah! I think red dead 3 would end up being further in the past, hopefully letting us play as both John and Arthur freely and in co-op.
I love how they made dutch look, at the beginning I thought it was nice too see him like a Robin hood, but overtime he did the same thing, rob the rich, give to the poor but when he did that, he said too himself I'm trying to get as much money out of this as possible, even if it ment ruining the citizens lifestyle.
Great video man, I agree with you on rdr1's story being the better of the 2 (not dissing 2's of course) I hope the original gets a sort of last of us part 1 type remake one day but that's wishful thinking
Id like to think dutch truly did have romantic, revolutionary ideas. He was always a teacher, and though hypocritical at times, he did do his best to empower those in his gang. He worked and, with his allies, made an impresive and voluntary system of folks with rolls they fancied and a focus on group cohesion. But his speech about nature? Thats where you really see the cracks. Despite his learning and despite a life time of playing robin hood- Dutch at his core was a petty thief who grew up in the burgeoning horror of westward expansion. Greed and grit runs in his veins along with a feral need to survive. Micah spoke to the survivor one had to be to make it in the frontier, and the greed one had to have to put themselves above the chaff. He fought change with his own version of it- but in the end dutch defaulted to the comfortable and familiar. Irony- damning him to become a carbon copy of his most hated rival and a sullying his legacy to anyone he ever did right by. He stopped fighting gravity and, in the end, succumbed to it.
fine words feller! Thats why I love Dutch, he was a hero when the west really was lawless, and what law there was? Truly corrupt... Well that last part stayed the same, but as the wild part of the west died so did Dutch's dreams, his ambitions, and it was replaced with bitterness and vengeance. Workin on an american venom video, about that cycle of redemption, and vengeance. thanks for the view friend!
that the ww1 shooter? lol yeah usually you get locked into the sniper carcano for that section, but I descoped my sniper so instead it stays in third person with a much wider (and cooler) view. Personally its hard to go back to a scope after that lol, so my snipers have no scope
@@BrinkPink hahaha yeah I totally spelled it wrong yeah the no scope looks good I usually only have a scope on the trapdoor Springfield as my hunting gun in that game then everything else is no scope but also use like the most basic guns in that game 😂😂
its the coyote gambler hat! I wear it because its literally the closest hat you can get to Dutch's! I thought that was really neat, as John and Arthur take on a ton of Dutch's (and Hosea's) tendencies and learnings, so I wanted to find a Dutch hat for them both. Ended up with the Coyote gambler hat, You can make it at the trapper! Both John and Arthur's hats during the story are listed as "gambler hats" so I thought the coyote gambler would be an awesome addition. Ive went thru so many outfits, but the one Arthur is wearing here ended up being my favorite set for him. I love that hat for arthur and my favorite hats in the game are john's gray gamblers hat, and of course his rdr1 hat.
Very poignantly done. Only major disagreement I have is, I just never see anything that Dutch says as much more than frantic denial; a noble rat running out of sinking ship. He brings his flowery voice when he's talking to those officers at the cliff's edge, and uses words like 'change' and 'nature' just as a setup to signal Arthur to make the possibly-suicidal jump at his codeword, 'gravity'. To him, remaining in control and continuing his deluded fantasies, are both more important than facing reality. RDR2 is, in my eyes, ultimately a story about Dutch. A story about the romanticised vision of America, of freedom manifest, and how completely chaotic and contradictory that idea actually is. Dutch believes in that promise, all the way up until his last moments, when he has the freedom to choose suicide over imprisonment. And it would be noble of him, if he hadn't gotten so many of his brothers and sons killed along the way, in service to his increasing divorcement from reality. I think that's the great parallel: Dutch is the swansong of the American dream. And step by step, he shows just how insane and beautiful a vision that actually was, and how violently it clashes with the reality of modern America. Passionate idealism, and desperation, showing him to be an eloquent snake oil salesman, and turning him into a monster whose ends justify whatever means. For sure, the context changes when he repeats the same message to John. But it's because he failed Arthur, and that forced him to see that no amount of philosophy and idealism could reconcile his vision with the real world.
hmmm, i dont remember all of it lol its pieced together from outfit sets i THINK in the valentine and st denis shops, the trapper, and challenges. its been a while since I played thru the early game chapters
@@johngrigo8912went to a old save, the jacket is from the deauvalle? outfit from st denis tailor, its the dark blue shotgun coat vest is the legendary buck vest from the trapper rancher pants from a honor check valentine outfit set coyote gambler hat from trapper bandit gunbelt and holster sets, and the satchel is the provisions one. Yellow riding gloves, they are a sundance kid reference Worn roper boots, Spurs are rusted gerden trail, but I also use the stengers. and the standard bandana max length hair, beard and stache length 2.
21:49 Arthur could stand to be a little more blunt. Instead of hinting at what they've done and just assuming the guy understands.. He should just say "I don't think slaughtering a squad of soldiers wilk help your case". He leaves too much to chance with his little comments. If he had been more foward from the start maybe he could have changed thr boy's mind.
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Just want to point out that the song that starts playing when Sadie first fires her gun sounds just like Triggernometry from the first game. Even the little guitar lick at the beginning!
Hey all,
im still working on the next video, centering on American Venom, and how the R* writing team set it all up.
Im in the middle of getting a new pc, so itll be a crazy few weeks,. Things will settle down soon and im going full on into this new video, especially as its to celebrate 1,000 SUBS!
anyway just wanted to give an update, and I cant thank yall enuff for the support, it really does mean the world ♥
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The Moment Colm realizes hes not getting saved by his gang and is about to be hanged always gets me.
For real that’s a terrifying situation to imagine. It’s one of the most disturbing deaths in the game and there isn’t even any blood.
It gets me because in the mission where Colm kidnaps Arthur I started thinking he really isn't much different from Dutch. He's literally just more honest about his role in the world. Dutch tells this lie about being Robin Hood.
"Then give up, Dutch" is such an overlooked response to his dramatic speech
"But I can't give up neither" I imagine John giving Dutch an eye roll lmao, he's sounds so over it
Dutch talks about being unable to fight change and nature but yet. Ultimately does by going over the cliff. He spared John the emotional pain of having to kill his father unlike how he couldn’t save Arthur
oooh I like this interpretation!
Appreciate the view
@BrinkPink it's possible he was trying to do for john what he couldn't for arthur,give him a chance to live a full life
*Honestly I think that was the point...NOBODY could stop Dutch not even the US military, he has an effect on people, and at that moment on that mountain cliff John didn't want to shoot him and only Dutch himself had the power to stop himself. Dutch was dying but he couldn't stop that will of his to stop fighting he is a rebel at heart but without Hosea and even Arthur and John by his side Dutch couldn't live his utopia outlaw lifestyle the same with the new gang he created in West Elizabeth in RDR1...*
But entirely doesn't, Ross put a bullet in him and played off that it happened anyways, so as he says, you can't fight change🤷♂️
Leaving the outlaw lifestyle is the ultimate change that Arthur, John and Dutch failed to do
Damn. Dutch really was one of the last, huh? Think about it, cars are a thing at this point. Electricity and indoor plumbing are becoming a basic commodity for everyone, they’ve filled in the blank edges of the map. Dutch may have been self serving at this point, but he did realize that the way of the gunslinging outlaws was at its end. Communication had already made a massive jump forward by this point, even Arthur said himself in RDR2 that “put enough time and space between you and your problems and they usually went away. Ain’t like that no more.” Dutch had finally realized that at that final moment, and decided to take his life his own way
47:19 this part made me choke up. Roger Clarke has mentioned that he also believes Dutch was thinking of Arthur before he jumped to his death. Great video!
If you shoot the soldiers during the speech in results in something very reminiscent of how John dies while you are Dutch get killed in a hail of bullets taking a few soldiers down with them, a microcosm of their lives. Then you gotta restart because you die but it's so worth it I died it 7 times
huh, I never thought of it that way! it is similar to how John goes.
I tried too to take em all out, you can but theres always a rifleman up top that spawns in and takes you and dutch out.
Just want to point out that the song that starts playing when Sadie first fires her gun sounds just like Triggernometry from the first game. Even the little guitar lick at the beginning!
I think there's a camp interaction where you can hear dutch reciting one of his speeches in his tent and i like to believe that he often reflected honestly about himself and his life decisions time and time again and drew up that final speech as an honest expression for when he did meet his end.
I find it interesting that Dutch de-personalized the hanging of Colm and killing of some of his men right as he and Sadie were getting in the wagon. Usually he talks about how it was his own personal revenge against whatever Colm did, but there? Nah, it wasn't something he was even thinking about.
Yeah! nice observation, thanks so much for watchin friend!
I wanted to show colm's end, (was worried itd make the video too long or not cohesive but I went for it) i think its important to show dutch's delusions at this point and like you mentioned, his contradictions.
We see how Colm's crimes, and the choices he made culminate in his death. Thats exactly what happens to Dutch in the original Redemption!
I wanted to show and solidify his clear detachment from reality, hes crafted his very own instead.
Its important for the eagle flies missions too, as when colm captured arthur he essentially had the same plan as dutch, get them all killed, captured, arrested, cause some chaos, some smoke and during all of that find an escape for his own gang.
Dutch is stuck between wanting to prove something or other, and wanting to find a real escape (and retirement) for the gang. The former keeps winning, everytime.
I tried to keep it under an hour anyway lol it was hard
I always thought Dutch jumping off the cliff and committing suicide was Rockstar telling us that while John and Arthur are redeemable and they get their redemption, Dutch will never do that. He is too selfish. He killed himself to preserve his own pride, he couldn’t bear to be killed by John. I think him killing himself emphasizes how bad and selfish he is. Now, when I say this, I am NOT saying that suicide means you’re a bad person, I’m just saying Dutch is because of his reasoning. Anyways that’s just what I think, might be wrong, might be right but that is what i have chosen to believe.
its open to interpretation of course, thats why I think it such a great, powerful scene yah know?
anyway, thanks for watchin friend!! appreciate yah
I like how he falls on rocks, but the sound effect is a wooden box.
If you think about it, it's almost like the Last Samurai type thing. The age of the gunslinger was coming to an end, and the "glory days" of the past were behind (this wasn't the wild west). Might as well go out in a bang rather than a whimper when the evil of modern society put down the good old boys that made society what it was.
Not really sure what a bunch of outlaws contributed to modern democracy. Also keep in mind that rebels during the Meiji restoration were angry because the samurai class, aka rich landowners, were pissed they will be losing their privilege, Your image of them seems to be overwhelmingly informed by hollywood pop history.
Dutch saved one more of his crew one more time. Any showdown ends with john dead and dutch escaping to cause more hell. The hell was for his sons. Not to kill his sons. So he saved his youngest son from Dutch Vanderlinde. The best strategist is the one that can even defeat himself if that will cause just the right ripple in the timeline. He had a plan. IT WAS A GOOD ONE. It SAVED John.
except it didn't save John, he still died, but it did save Jack
I believe Dutch was a good honorable man in the beginning but his ideas and methods were always flawed and I believe some real bad things happened to Dutch that made him fall into madness like Colm killing his lover Annabel all of which is a story I would love to read.❤
His downfall was micah
@@nicolae-alexandruluca7853 it was partly Micah
Severely underrated, also idk why dutches gun changes to a cattleman
Dutch always the showman lol I dunno either, maybe there was more to the mission.
he is randomly wounded all of a sudden, I guess Dutch knows how iconic the cattleman is haha
@@BrinkPink he was hiding the cattleman in his intestines and the wound was from him retrieving it. (obviously)
@@BrinkPink Dutch pulled a Steve Haines and shot himself shortly after exiting our view
Most likely he lost it in between games and wasn't able to replace it do to his bounty
Most likely, he actually lost it in a fight and grabbed that one, and kept it because of its familiarity
15:47 Dutch knows they aren't helping. He's a villain disguised as a salesman.
Give this man a million subs already 🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
lets just aim for makin good videos, one step at a time lol
thanks for so much for watchin!!
What a great connection. Awesome video
25:16
Nice Call of Juarez reference.
Permanent addition to my vocabulary that one is.
this reminds me of a vid I saw which comments talked about possible ideas for RDR 2's version of Undead Nightmare, and an idea I liked was, Dutch's last days and death in RDR 1 from Dutch's perspective, the supernatural aspects would come from Dutch's squewed view of reality cause of his insanity, and the final moments would be of you as Dutch running away from John, but instead of John, you see a Shadow figure that resembles both John and Arthur, the embodiment of Dutch's sins coming to hunt him, you can shoot at the figure, but nothing happens, your bullets don't affect it, all you can do is run, and at the end, once you reach the mountain's cliff, you "teleported" back to that cliffside in 1899, but instead of facing the barrels of Army soldiers, you face John, having once last moment of Lucidity to speak before... you jump, ending it all and taking your own life to spare John the pain of killing you.
the thud in dutchs death
22:08 lol Charles waiting until it's over before saying he has a bad feeling lmfao
Such a good video I accidentally liked it twice. So in the end I like it 3 times.
Before I just subbed you had 666 subscribers. You make great videos so I had to break your curse
I just watched the prologue video and this after, and I gotta say I really enjoyed the vibe your videos give. You have a bright future my friend and you got a subscriber!
What if you play as Charles mentoring Jack in Red Dead Redemption 3?
wow now that would be a wild turn of events feller! Thanks for the view, appreciate yah!
I think red dead 3 would end up being further in the past, hopefully letting us play as both John and Arthur freely and in co-op.
I love your videos! Keep it up partner :3
appreciate the kind words friend!
I love how they made dutch look, at the beginning I thought it was nice too see him like a Robin hood, but overtime he did the same thing, rob the rich, give to the poor but when he did that, he said too himself I'm trying to get as much money out of this as possible, even if it ment ruining the citizens lifestyle.
Great video man, I agree with you on rdr1's story being the better of the 2 (not dissing 2's of course) I hope the original gets a sort of last of us part 1 type remake one day but that's wishful thinking
thanks for the kind words friend!
Id like to think dutch truly did have romantic, revolutionary ideas. He was always a teacher, and though hypocritical at times, he did do his best to empower those in his gang. He worked and, with his allies, made an impresive and voluntary system of folks with rolls they fancied and a focus on group cohesion. But his speech about nature? Thats where you really see the cracks. Despite his learning and despite a life time of playing robin hood- Dutch at his core was a petty thief who grew up in the burgeoning horror of westward expansion. Greed and grit runs in his veins along with a feral need to survive. Micah spoke to the survivor one had to be to make it in the frontier, and the greed one had to have to put themselves above the chaff. He fought change with his own version of it- but in the end dutch defaulted to the comfortable and familiar. Irony- damning him to become a carbon copy of his most hated rival and a sullying his legacy to anyone he ever did right by. He stopped fighting gravity and, in the end, succumbed to it.
fine words feller!
Thats why I love Dutch, he was a hero when the west really was lawless, and what law there was? Truly corrupt...
Well that last part stayed the same, but as the wild part of the west died so did Dutch's dreams, his ambitions, and it was replaced with bitterness and vengeance.
Workin on an american venom video, about that cycle of redemption, and vengeance.
thanks for the view friend!
@BrinkPink of course, think I'll stick around and see ya through cause that's bound to be one thought provoking video, partner!
Quality analysis
appreciate yah! thanks friend!
I started pokemon with pokemon yellow on my turquoise gameboy color by the way, still have my cards
Nice I’ve held on to mine too, even when they were selling well during lockdown I couldn’t let ‘em go
Lore of Dutch's Last Words, and How Red Dead 2 Reimagined them -- Brink Pink ♥ momentum 100
After all that, it was in fact a bad plan lmao
another great video and congrats on 750 subs!
He didn’t fix the continuity because the officer said “so you didn’t have the guts to shoot him”
lol drats
Love the coyote gambler hat. It's hella drip 😎👌
1:08 looks like isanzo
that the ww1 shooter?
lol yeah usually you get locked into the sniper carcano for that section, but I descoped my sniper so instead it stays in third person with a much wider (and cooler) view.
Personally its hard to go back to a scope after that lol, so my snipers have no scope
@@BrinkPink hahaha yeah I totally spelled it wrong yeah the no scope looks good I usually only have a scope on the trapdoor Springfield as my hunting gun in that game then everything else is no scope but also use like the most basic guns in that game 😂😂
What hat do you have Arthur wearing? I've never seen it. Is it the one you have to have perfect snake pelts for at the trapper?
its the coyote gambler hat! I wear it because its literally the closest hat you can get to Dutch's!
I thought that was really neat, as John and Arthur take on a ton of Dutch's (and Hosea's) tendencies and learnings, so I wanted to find a Dutch hat for them both.
Ended up with the Coyote gambler hat, You can make it at the trapper! Both John and Arthur's hats during the story are listed as "gambler hats" so I thought the coyote gambler would be an awesome addition.
Ive went thru so many outfits, but the one Arthur is wearing here ended up being my favorite set for him.
I love that hat for arthur and my favorite hats in the game are john's gray gamblers hat, and of course his rdr1 hat.
Very poignantly done. Only major disagreement I have is, I just never see anything that Dutch says as much more than frantic denial; a noble rat running out of sinking ship. He brings his flowery voice when he's talking to those officers at the cliff's edge, and uses words like 'change' and 'nature' just as a setup to signal Arthur to make the possibly-suicidal jump at his codeword, 'gravity'.
To him, remaining in control and continuing his deluded fantasies, are both more important than facing reality. RDR2 is, in my eyes, ultimately a story about Dutch. A story about the romanticised vision of America, of freedom manifest, and how completely chaotic and contradictory that idea actually is. Dutch believes in that promise, all the way up until his last moments, when he has the freedom to choose suicide over imprisonment. And it would be noble of him, if he hadn't gotten so many of his brothers and sons killed along the way, in service to his increasing divorcement from reality.
I think that's the great parallel: Dutch is the swansong of the American dream. And step by step, he shows just how insane and beautiful a vision that actually was, and how violently it clashes with the reality of modern America. Passionate idealism, and desperation, showing him to be an eloquent snake oil salesman, and turning him into a monster whose ends justify whatever means.
For sure, the context changes when he repeats the same message to John. But it's because he failed Arthur, and that forced him to see that no amount of philosophy and idealism could reconcile his vision with the real world.
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Great video
Can you tell me every piece of clothing arthur is wearing? I like this outfit a lot
hmmm, i dont remember all of it lol
its pieced together from outfit sets i THINK in the valentine and st denis shops, the trapper, and challenges. its been a while since I played thru the early game chapters
@@BrinkPink well alright then
@@johngrigo8912he basically just said “he’s wearing clothes found in-game”
@@johngrigo8912went to a old save,
the jacket is from the deauvalle? outfit from st denis tailor, its the dark blue shotgun coat
vest is the legendary buck vest from the trapper
rancher pants from a honor check valentine outfit set
coyote gambler hat from trapper
bandit gunbelt and holster sets, and the satchel is the provisions one.
Yellow riding gloves, they are a sundance kid reference
Worn roper boots,
Spurs are rusted gerden trail, but I also use the stengers. and the standard bandana
max length hair, beard and stache length 2.
im subscriber #800!
also what happens if you shoot the rope that colm is hung by asap after the cut scene? has anyone tried that and seen if it keeps him alive
Nooses do more than choke you, they also break your neck when they snap taut. I don't think Colm is coming back from it.
21:49 Arthur could stand to be a little more blunt. Instead of hinting at what they've done and just assuming the guy understands.. He should just say "I don't think slaughtering a squad of soldiers wilk help your case".
He leaves too much to chance with his little comments. If he had been more foward from the start maybe he could have changed thr boy's mind.
19:24 no body need get hurt
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Just want to point out that the song that starts playing when Sadie first fires her gun sounds just like Triggernometry from the first game. Even the little guitar lick at the beginning!