This was one of the most powerful moments I've ever experienced in a game. I don't know if I've ever felt connected to a game character like I did Arthur, and even though the ending wasn't spoiled for me during my first play through, I knew I was basically riding to my death in this scene, shit sucked in the best possible way.
Dude the writing is so fucking good, I felt like I was walking alond side a best friend. And us walking we knew there wasn't turning back and that this was it.
Yea I've gotten attached to characters but nothing to the magnitude of what I feel for some of the characters on this game. and what really got me attached was having so much playing time with Arthur because I always explored alot in between missions and the conversations I had with the other characters and just Arthur trying to be the best guy he can but always being ended up in a rough situation.. he off all the gang I thought should live. Because if he could have survived after the gang he could have spent rest of his life trying to make up for it. Even tho you really can't make up for it but he could have tried.
@@brosybrodonald7035 Yeah, but if he had just rode off, left the gang behind, and took good care of himself, he could have had a few weeks, if not months left to live before succumbing to tuberculosis.
@@thememester1190 (reading with western Arthur accent recommended) but then he would just spend his last months regretting or wondering with guilt what became of the gang? Of John and Abigail. And if not for them for all the sufferings Micah has caused, he had to warn Dutch that the snake has poisoned his mind.
@@m1dnight426 well it makes you remember everything up to that point but depending on the honor all the good or evil you and arthur did mean while knowing you're knowing arthur will die soon and depending on your honor the want to do one last good thing before arthur dies know that arthur will die and be remembered as a horrible person and you can't change that but you can at least try do something good before arthur dies.
It's the 'There ain't enough kindness in this world, that's for sure...' from John Weathers that gets me the most, sometimes it's those small interactions with strangers that make an impact. Small moments that define you.
I've seen the low honor ending on RUclips. That's why, despite my many playthroughs with various moralities and shenanigans, I always ensure that Arthur has high honor at the end. If that means releasing a thousand fish and greeting a thousand people, so be it. Mah boi ain't goin' down like that. Ever.
The first time I played I named a beautiful steed vanguard she was the only horse that had never died and needed to be revived I had horse reviver because I knew what was coming but I guess she was meant to got the Great Plains above
Throughout the game and side content we see Arthur dismiss the notion that he’s a good man but now that he rides to the remains of the gang he recalls all the compliments he’s received and believes at the end of his life that he tried to be one. The smile on his face says it all he finds peace within himself and is rewarded with his wish. To die on a hill top as the sun rises.
“Thank you, feller. You know there ain’t enough kindness in this world, that’s for sure.” I don’t know why but that short line and mission felt extremely meaningful, and then hearing it again as you saddle up for your final ride hit all the more. I remembered the man who said that as if I had actually met and aided him. That was the first mission I played as honorable. This campaign is a masterpiece and it means so much more than people already even think.
"You lived your life like a man, Arthur...and you turned into a good man."- that line from Reverend Swanson fits Arthur perfectly. In the end, Arthur died on top of a mountain with the sun on him, while Dutch died at the bottom of one, in shadow.
“Thank you feller you know their ain’t enough kindness in this world that’s for sure”that quote really stuck with me cause it kinda portrays how us humans treat each other cause sometimes we can treat one another very rude and mean and then other times we treat each other with kindness and respect
we just buried my grandad due the coronavirus. like Arthur, he was a good man. i have always found this scene so emotional. as a tribute at the funeral, we let a horse drag my grandads body whilst this song played out. RIP ARTHUR AND GRANDAD. TWO OUTLAWS
Starting a new thread: the 3 Dislikes must be from Micah, Cleet, and Joe Edit: 12/18/21 well, thanks RUclips. You just made this comment pointless since dislikes are gone now
My uncle just passed away today. He was a good man just like Arthur. This scene reminds me of him. May you rest in peace and ride into the sunsets, cowboys. I wonder why do good people suffer the most.
Low Honor and High Honor has this amazing dynamic for an outlaw like Arthur Morgan to fight off gangs, pinkertons, soldiers, and to butt heads with his own posse at times: It shows a dynamic that shows Arthur will go down, its just a matter if he goes down while in denial, or to face it and reach acceptance.
Dang, I just realized after watching a bunch of these, that everyone gets different quotes, even if it’s high honour, there are different quotes in different videos. Example, in this video, it’s the Widow thanking Arthur for absolving the debt, but in another video Mary says there’s a good man wrestling with a giant. Then after the doctor says you have TB, Edith Downes says something about “deciding the man you want to be with the time you have left”, while in another Arthur says “Our time has pretty much passed.”
One reason why he is such a great character from the beginning to the end When you start off, he’s like a kid, do what ya want sorta thing But that has consequences And those near to him and to the player as you have to trust them too, by their good actions, slowly go bad (Dutch ya prideful prick) Arthur realizes this change, and just as him, always been loyal to him just as Arthur always was (for 20 years) Seeing this change as chapters go on, you still try to being your Dutch back, and keep on going But when you see Dutch lie (Something he said he was never a man to do) and betray you but then denying it (Like when you were about to be captured by the Army but then Native Indian’s son comes in and saves you, but still gets shot himself) Dutch left you behind, and it cost a life of someone who didn’t really deserve this At the end, Arthur still tries, and to make sure someone gets out and makes a life Arthur saves John when they try to escape Giving him everything, for Arthur he shouldn’t have anything left When Arthur starts dying, after giving Dutch everything he had, to the last breathe All that trying, just to die, and everything you have seen Arthur done, and now he dies trying to do the right thing, trying to save people, trying to warn someone even when they weren’t going to change (Also for those confused about Dutch and him doubting Arthur when they still trying to find a place once they come back from the island, Dutch’s Pride got in the way of what he says is right)
I remember when I played this mission with my sister watching. I tried so hard to not cry since I knew she would laugh at me. Later that night I locked myself in the bathroom and found this video which had Arthur wearing the same clothes that I used on Arthur too. I ended up crying so hard, which is something that I don't usually do, especially when it comes to entertainment like movies, and definitely not in videogames
Arthur My King, You’ll Never Be Forgotten, I Honestly Never Cried Over A Game, But Arthur’s Last Ride And His Death Made Me Cry So Much, I Would Do Anything To Experience This Masterpiece For The First Time Again, And Buying This Game Was One Of The Best Decisions I’ve Ever Made, R.I.P Arthur Morgan. ❤️
At my first playthrough I hoped for a good ending thinking that he somehow survives TB, still this scene made me cry My second playthrough, I already knew that this is going to be my last ride with Arthur. 2 days I tried to start this last mission. 2 days later, this last ride blew my eyes instantly after start of the song....
As I see this, this is a true man or honor, a soldier to Dutch, but a soldier who learned to question his orders and, ultimately, himself, and become wiser for it, wise enough to question the growing insanity of his master, the one he called his father, and his lackeys, that was once his brothers and sisters. Arthur Morgan, from this day, until the day I die, know you have earned this proud Dane's salute and respect.
Remember the time where people were not feeling Arthur from the trailers before release? They wanted John? Arthur impacted everyone more than what they thought. One of the best characters if not the best character made by rockstar.
This game is the only video game that has ever made me cry, the story and characters are so well made and i can say for sure that this is my favorite game in the whole world.
As soon as he turns onto that path heading into Beaver Hollow, you know that shit's about to go down. Every time I get to the Mary-Beth (High Honour)/Hosea (Low Honour) quotes and the "shine light into darkness" lyrics start, I get goosebumps. Every damn time.
I think its interesting that Arthur could have just gone with Sadie and Abigail at this point. Could have left it all behind and died peacefully. Left the gang to be finished off by the Pinkertons. But that isn't who he is. Loyalty is everything to him. And even if Dutch doesn't understand that, Arthur still has to try to get him to see reason. Still has to try to make Micah account for his betrayal. He just can't let everything he had be destroyed like that.
Arthur is a grown man and makes grown up decisions he didn't have to do what he did so imo it's not really strauss's fault The beauty in why it's Arthur's fault makes his redemption that much more meaningful honestly His own kid died for almost the exact same reason as he went to beat Mr. Downes for and he paid the price for his actions At least That's how I see it
I agree. At the end, Arthur new the choices he made set him down his own path. Upon the moment of his final ride, he was past denial and casting off blame onto others. He even said "You don't get to go through life doing bad things and then get to expect good things to to happen for you". At this point he was at the most clear and accepting point in his life on this ride. Remember, he even thought John was dead at this point, until he made a dramatic entrance later at camp. He thought after he sent Abigail and Sadie to meet up with Tilly and Jack at Copperhead Landing, his journey of saving the innocent was through. He was riding towards Micah. Dutch. Destiny. Death. Fully prepared to give the ultimate exchange without requesting anything in return. Because it was how to set things right. It was just the way it is.
Well, after 2020s GOTY awards, I'm thinking they may have been total idiots, but to me God of War 2018 was a worthy contender for the GOTY since it was a damn good game, even though I like Red Dead more
I think if you did every single optional high honor mission you get more dialogues during this. (Basically unlocking the high honor mission achievement in single playthrough). For example: The Sister will only be remembered here if you completed her missions
In my knowledge, If any of us know that they have very few time left then I'm sure most of us (including me) would most likely become more selfish and living most of what they have left for themselves. But very few of us despite not knowing what is next give a damn about others and try to make sacrifice and set things right for the time they have left. My friend Arthur... was one of them.
Never once choked up at a video game before. Movies a couple but games never, and i played Tale of Two Brothers. This scene is impossible to get through without a couple of tears 😔 truly a masterpiece of a game. Edit: you may like shitting on Rockstar but don't forget they gave us this masterpiece
Cowboys never die. They just ride off into the sunset.
Some of them die some of them ride off into the sunset
Spartans never die. They just go missing in action.
Soldiers never die, they just fall back to reload.
Legends never die
We don't die, we just disappear into different lands
This was one of the most powerful moments I've ever experienced in a game. I don't know if I've ever felt connected to a game character like I did Arthur, and even though the ending wasn't spoiled for me during my first play through, I knew I was basically riding to my death in this scene, shit sucked in the best possible way.
Dude the writing is so fucking good, I felt like I was walking alond side a best friend. And us walking we knew there wasn't turning back and that this was it.
Bro I lost a part of myself when Arthur died. Literally. You play as him for so long and develop a relationship with him. It’s like losing a homie.
@@dadooddarren2116 Relatable.
Not since I thought Ellie was dead in TLOU 1. Not referring to that pile of shit they turned it into though.
Yea I've gotten attached to characters but nothing to the magnitude of what I feel for some of the characters on this game. and what really got me attached was having so much playing time with Arthur because I always explored alot in between missions and the conversations I had with the other characters and just Arthur trying to be the best guy he can but always being ended up in a rough situation.. he off all the gang I thought should live. Because if he could have survived after the gang he could have spent rest of his life trying to make up for it. Even tho you really can't make up for it but he could have tried.
When you think about it, Arthur Morgan really did sacrifice himself. If he wanted to, he could have just rode off and left the gang behind.
@@brosybrodonald7035 Yeah, but if he had just rode off, left the gang behind, and took good care of himself, he could have had a few weeks, if not months left to live before succumbing to tuberculosis.
Oh damn, that's true, and at that point he thinks John's dead so he really didn't had any reason to go back exept to warn the gang about Micah.
@@thememester1190 maybe even survived, because there was some reports of people recovering from TB in the 1800.
CX VI what does warm and dry necessarily mean, is it like New Austin or Rhodes?
@@thememester1190 (reading with western Arthur accent recommended) but then he would just spend his last months regretting or wondering with guilt what became of the gang? Of John and Abigail. And if not for them for all the sufferings Micah has caused, he had to warn Dutch that the snake has poisoned his mind.
"And all you can do now is decide the man you wanna be for the time you have left." Ain't that the truth for all of us.
@dusty bowman always has being
@@Anakin_Skywalker47 kulli perse
Yes
Why existentialism is superior to organized religion. It actually makes sense
Amen
I've never been more emotionally attached to a character than arther morgan, I cried my kidneys out when he died.
Not attached enough to spell his name right
@@crazyboy-ed8nz He probably had that much tears in his eyes that he didn't see the h
I don’t care what anyone says this is the best game I’ve ever played
Totally agree 💯! This game is a masterpiece, Rockstar never disappoints.
I was so happy they went all in for the story unlike gta 5
@@uink452 yeah
@@Pessidog10 bruh. Gta 5 story is good too. I miss trevor and Arthur
@@Pessidog10 GTA V isn't bad. Look at GTA like a comic book and Red Dead Redemption as a novel.
Both are focusing on different elements of story.
This game has inspired me to at least try to live with high honor.
I think that was partially the message of this game...encouraging others to live with high honor.
Auther was an awesome person I literally cried when he died man
Who's Auther?
Kelly Deery ik an Arthur, but who tf is “Auther” no offense to that person tho
@@firecrackerjack68 u stupid
Well, he killed many people across the game
You ruined the Video
Girls:"you haven't cried for Titanic, don't you have emotions? have you ever cried?"
Boys:
I’ll be real, this scene was emotional af
I just had a fuckin stroke reading that
@@m1dnight426 well it makes you remember everything up to that point but depending on the honor all the good or evil you and arthur did mean while knowing you're knowing arthur will die soon and depending on your honor the want to do one last good thing before arthur dies know that arthur will die and be remembered as a horrible person and you can't change that but you can at least try do something good before arthur dies.
Who tf cried during Titanic? My eyes were never more dry during that movie.
i caried when arther gone
I love how the more you do in the game the longer the last ride is. Listening to everyone he's met during the play through.
Abigail saying "I always was a good thief" has so much emotion. They seriously had some of the best VA's in this game, incredible.
It's the 'There ain't enough kindness in this world, that's for sure...' from John Weathers that gets me the most, sometimes it's those small interactions with strangers that make an impact. Small moments that define you.
"Abigail roberts"
"I always was a good thief"
"That you was"
"Now get out of here"
That's always gives me one of laughs that turns into a cry half way through 😭
“Maybe it’s a sign Arthur, try, try to do the good thing” and he did
I find that hearing the echos of your past in Arthur’s final moments is very powerful…
The only rockstar game i,ve completed without cheats
Best comment
I completely forgot cheats were a thing since most games don't use them anymore.
@@Knuckles6000 yup me too ialways used cheats in gta games but in rdr2 inever used them
Same here. Cheats feel like an insult to the beauty of this marvel of a game
i mean thats not saying much,this game is kinda easy ngl
Arthur sacrified everything for the gang, he helped everybody but died lonely, knowing that his own family betrayed him, that's so sad
I've seen the low honor ending on RUclips. That's why, despite my many playthroughs with various moralities and shenanigans, I always ensure that Arthur has high honor at the end. If that means releasing a thousand fish and greeting a thousand people, so be it. Mah boi ain't goin' down like that. Ever.
But if you go back for the money at high honor you'll stab micah's eye and he won't kill you. You'll still watch the sunrise.
John dies: shed some tears
arthur dies: cries alot
Arthur's horse dies: amazon rainforest
Arthurs last ride: NIAGARA FALLS
Hosea saying “I just don’t want anymore folks to die Dutch” that line broke me to the core, best game of all time in my opinion.
0:42 onwards, most emotional anything’s ever made me
I swear I only had something in my eye that made them water
You sure it wasn't them onion ninjas?
@@Knuckles6000 me: I shore hope
Not
That moment when you wish you could forget the memory of playing just to RELIVE IT!! 😡😭😭😫😭😡
Me after my 14th playthrough:
I didnt even have the suprise the first time because of some loser that spoiled it
@@justadictatorridingonanuke3714 me too
I'd do anything to play this game for the first time again
@@justadictatorridingonanuke3714 spoiled what everyone knows arthur is dying
Just comparing the high-low honor rides...
They're the same song, just in two different styles. It's an amazing touch.
Strange how you get connected to a game character felt as bad when he died like my brother back in 2012
First time I ever played this game, Arthur and Buell made that last ride.
In that case, RIP Buell.
The first time I played I named a beautiful steed vanguard she was the only horse that had never died and needed to be revived I had horse reviver because I knew what was coming but I guess she was meant to got the Great Plains above
I thought about doing that but I promised to look after him and I played with my horse throughout most of the game
Bro
Mine was the shire Hosea gave me 🙁
Throughout the game and side content we see Arthur dismiss the notion that he’s a good man but now that he rides to the remains of the gang he recalls all the compliments he’s received and believes at the end of his life that he tried to be one. The smile on his face says it all he finds peace within himself and is rewarded with his wish. To die on a hill top as the sun rises.
“Thank you, feller. You know there ain’t enough kindness in this world, that’s for sure.” I don’t know why but that short line and mission felt extremely meaningful, and then hearing it again as you saddle up for your final ride hit all the more. I remembered the man who said that as if I had actually met and aided him. That was the first mission I played as honorable. This campaign is a masterpiece and it means so much more than people already even think.
Someone: You boys are so dumb crying about this, its just a game.
The boys: you yee'd your last haw partner
"You lived your life like a man, Arthur...and you turned into a good man."- that line from Reverend Swanson fits Arthur perfectly. In the end, Arthur died on top of a mountain with the sun on him, while Dutch died at the bottom of one, in shadow.
this song is the 1800s equivalent of "it is how it is"
I remember just sitting there knowing it was coming,I played the whole game to achieve high honor just to let Arthhor die a good man
Ah yes my favorite video game character, author.
Same homie.
@@zakkbwyldin my bad
“Thank you feller you know their ain’t enough kindness in this world that’s for sure”that quote really stuck with me cause it kinda portrays how us humans treat each other cause sometimes we can treat one another very rude and mean and then other times we treat each other with kindness and respect
Whenever I am down, i come back to this video every time.
we just buried my grandad due the coronavirus. like Arthur, he was a good man. i have always found this scene so emotional. as a tribute at the funeral, we let a horse drag my grandads body whilst this song played out. RIP ARTHUR AND GRANDAD. TWO OUTLAWS
Sorry to hear about your loss.
Drag is not proper term here, bro.
@@Sameer-es9vs yes it is. the rope was round his ankles and he was literally being dragged along by the horse.very emotional
@@baisteescruncher How is that honorary? I'd let a horse drag someone I hated.
That was honorable
Starting a new thread: the 3 Dislikes must be from Micah, Cleet, and Joe
Edit: 12/18/21 well, thanks RUclips. You just made this comment pointless since dislikes are gone now
Awesome! 🤠
What about the 4th?
No its agent milton
Oh god now Colm o'Driscoll has disliked it
Guess we will welcome Ross,Milton and colm now
My uncle just passed away today. He was a good man just like Arthur. This scene reminds me of him. May you rest in peace and ride into the sunsets, cowboys. I wonder why do good people suffer the most.
sorry for your loss, even though my reply is 2 weeks late
Because they can take it.
Deep down good people are always the strongest. Even if they can’t show it.
Low Honor and High Honor has this amazing dynamic
for an outlaw like Arthur Morgan to fight off gangs, pinkertons, soldiers, and to butt heads with his own posse at times: It shows a dynamic that shows Arthur will go down, its just a matter if he goes down while in denial, or to face it and reach acceptance.
Dang, I just realized after watching a bunch of these, that everyone gets different quotes, even if it’s high honour, there are different quotes in different videos.
Example, in this video, it’s the Widow thanking Arthur for absolving the debt, but in another video Mary says there’s a good man wrestling with a giant. Then after the doctor says you have TB, Edith Downes says something about “deciding the man you want to be with the time you have left”, while in another Arthur says “Our time has pretty much passed.”
its so perfect that I dont think the last third of the game can even make sense if the player has low honor
if u redeem yourself at the end then it makes EVEN MORE sense
@@marcowulliampopirers2216 Hence having high honor
It is red dead REDEMPTION after all.
When they say games promote only bad things. Even bad mode has purpose and lessons.
There ain't enough kindness in the world that's for sure 😢
Where tears were held back, this is where they flow for me
One reason why he is such a great character from the beginning to the end
When you start off, he’s like a kid, do what ya want sorta thing
But that has consequences
And those near to him and to the player as you have to trust them too, by their good actions, slowly go bad
(Dutch ya prideful prick)
Arthur realizes this change, and just as him, always been loyal to him just as Arthur always was (for 20 years)
Seeing this change as chapters go on, you still try to being your Dutch back, and keep on going
But when you see Dutch lie (Something he said he was never a man to do) and betray you but then denying it (Like when you were about to be captured by the Army but then Native Indian’s son comes in and saves you, but still gets shot himself) Dutch left you behind, and it cost a life of someone who didn’t really deserve this
At the end, Arthur still tries, and to make sure someone gets out and makes a life
Arthur saves John when they try to escape
Giving him everything, for Arthur he shouldn’t have anything left
When Arthur starts dying, after giving Dutch everything he had, to the last breathe
All that trying, just to die, and everything you have seen Arthur done, and now he dies trying to do the right thing, trying to save people, trying to warn someone even when they weren’t going to change
(Also for those confused about Dutch and him doubting Arthur when they still trying to find a place once they come back from the island, Dutch’s Pride got in the way of what he says is right)
I remember when I played this mission with my sister watching. I tried so hard to not cry since I knew she would laugh at me. Later that night I locked myself in the bathroom and found this video which had Arthur wearing the same clothes that I used on Arthur too. I ended up crying so hard, which is something that I don't usually do, especially when it comes to entertainment like movies, and definitely not in videogames
My favorite part in the game, it so peaceful and small, but it shows all the times Arthur really felt about the way he thought about life.
What a masterpiece of a game. I have never been more attached to a character in a story game.
I cried when Arthur's horse got shot and he says "thank you" and then he died of TB he was the best character of all time and same goes to John
There are two types of people
•Those who cried during this scene
•And liars
this is the greatest scene I have ever seen in a game. Arthur's character development is just genius
I think I’ve played the story so many times I’m finally not crying when Arthur dies
Me too and i always play with low honor because its more fun
@@Anakin_Skywalker47 username checks out.
Arthur My King, You’ll Never Be Forgotten, I Honestly Never Cried Over A Game, But Arthur’s Last Ride And His Death Made Me Cry So Much, I Would Do Anything To Experience This Masterpiece For The First Time Again, And Buying This Game Was One Of The Best Decisions I’ve Ever Made, R.I.P Arthur Morgan. ❤️
I want this played at my funeral 😭😭😭😭
I’ve played through this game 4 times, this part always makes me tear up. Greatest game ever made.
I couldn’t hold back my tears to this last mission
Just realised this is the last time Arthur sees Abigail and Sadie...
There will come a day where this scene doesn't make me cry like a baby. It seems today IS NOT THAT DAY!
At my first playthrough I hoped for a good ending thinking that he somehow survives TB, still this scene made me cry
My second playthrough, I already knew that this is going to be my last ride with Arthur. 2 days I tried to start this last mission. 2 days later, this last ride blew my eyes instantly after start of the song....
As I see this, this is a true man or honor, a soldier to Dutch, but a soldier who learned to question his orders and, ultimately, himself, and become wiser for it, wise enough to question the growing insanity of his master, the one he called his father, and his lackeys, that was once his brothers and sisters.
Arthur Morgan, from this day, until the day I die, know you have earned this proud Dane's salute and respect.
no matter how many times I play this game, this always makes me bawl like a baby...
Oh my lord. I dont think I have the strength to play through this masterpiece again.
Well you’re a good man, I just wish he’d done it before he worked himself into the grave
I'm really sorry for you son, it's a helluva thing.
And all you can do now is decide the man you wanna be for the time you have left
Remember the time where people were not feeling Arthur from the trailers before release? They wanted John? Arthur impacted everyone more than what they thought.
One of the best characters if not the best character made by rockstar.
You’re a good man, Arthur Morgan.
Seniors driving to school on their last day of high school be like
This game is the only video game that has ever made me cry, the story and characters are so well made and i can say for sure that this is my favorite game in the whole world.
As soon as he turns onto that path heading into Beaver Hollow, you know that shit's about to go down. Every time I get to the Mary-Beth (High Honour)/Hosea (Low Honour) quotes and the "shine light into darkness" lyrics start, I get goosebumps. Every damn time.
The quote from Jimmy Brooks hit me like a train, I never sold that pen, and I never will.
This video will be 3 years later soon.
Usually I don’t cry at games, but this is different
Beautiful song. Rockstar did such a good job on this game.
I think its interesting that Arthur could have just gone with Sadie and Abigail at this point. Could have left it all behind and died peacefully. Left the gang to be finished off by the Pinkertons. But that isn't who he is. Loyalty is everything to him. And even if Dutch doesn't understand that, Arthur still has to try to get him to see reason. Still has to try to make Micah account for his betrayal. He just can't let everything he had be destroyed like that.
I love this game with all my heart
Riding emotionally to Beaver Hollow, through Bucher's Creek and suddenly out of nowhere you hear: "Asswipe"
Best game ever, I cried the first time that I played RDR2 nd at the end I cried like a kid
You know there ain't enough kindness in this world that's for sure
I JUST FUCKING CRIED DUDE OMG
I come back to watch when I feel like I've failed at life and I've let everyone done
I never thought I could get so attached to a character and a game. And man oh man this song. Absolutely perfect ❤️
Arthur's the man he did everything.
Ya know leapod Strauss is the real reason arthur is dead he sent arthur to lone shark the Downes family witch gave him tuberculosis
Arthur is a grown man and makes grown up decisions he didn't have to do what he did so imo it's not really strauss's fault
The beauty in why it's Arthur's fault makes his redemption that much more meaningful honestly
His own kid died for almost the exact same reason as he went to beat Mr. Downes for and he paid the price for his actions
At least That's how I see it
I agree. At the end, Arthur new the choices he made set him down his own path. Upon the moment of his final ride, he was past denial and casting off blame onto others. He even said "You don't get to go through life doing bad things and then get to expect good things to to happen for you". At this point he was at the most clear and accepting point in his life on this ride. Remember, he even thought John was dead at this point, until he made a dramatic entrance later at camp. He thought after he sent Abigail and Sadie to meet up with Tilly and Jack at Copperhead Landing, his journey of saving the innocent was through. He was riding towards Micah. Dutch. Destiny. Death. Fully prepared to give the ultimate exchange without requesting anything in return. Because it was how to set things right. It was just the way it is.
That’s true
The fact that I was devouring some spaghetti during this scene when I played this game really ruined the sad vibe
One of my fav parts of the game, wish it went on longer.
who says "all you can do now is be the man you want to be for the time you have left"?
Miss Downes
You know it's getting serious when you put on Aruthur's hat.
The hairstyle and facial hair are exactly same from the picture....nice
High honour ending>
Press "A" to feel.
To put quotes of the people he helped, people who recongnized he was a good man... That was powerful.
God of War doesnt hold a candle against this masterpiece the awards must be drunk or total idiots i suspect last.
Well, after 2020s GOTY awards, I'm thinking they may have been total idiots, but to me God of War 2018 was a worthy contender for the GOTY since it was a damn good game, even though I like Red Dead more
@@Knuckles6000 it was a good game but in my opinion it wasn't any where near as good as rdr 2..
2018 gave us Arthur
2020 gave us .. Abby and COVID-19
True
We need another great protagonist that will make our hearts melt
where real men cried:
Best ending to the best character
I think if you did every single optional high honor mission you get more dialogues during this. (Basically unlocking the high honor mission achievement in single playthrough).
For example: The Sister will only be remembered here if you completed her missions
Arthur Morgan, you are an outlaw for life
you're not only an outlaw, your a good man
I got my face washed with tears in that damn road... Now i think im going to wash my face again...
1:02 i don't no why but i see rorschach in this scene
Where i dont see it
@@danish1650 the trees behind maybe? On the right Ig
In my knowledge, If any of us know that they have very few time left then I'm sure most of us (including me) would most likely become more selfish and living most of what they have left for themselves. But very few of us despite not knowing what is next give a damn about others and try to make sacrifice and set things right for the time they have left. My friend Arthur... was one of them.
Never once choked up at a video game before. Movies a couple but games never, and i played Tale of Two Brothers. This scene is impossible to get through without a couple of tears 😔 truly a masterpiece of a game.
Edit: you may like shitting on Rockstar but don't forget they gave us this masterpiece
Dude this scene got me almost crying when I was playing :,(
I always cry on this part