I feel bad for Pearson. He's belittled and unappreciated by almost everyone in the gang, but at the end of the story he still looks back at his old photograph and smiles. He loves being here and he loves everyone.
I always take the time to greet and appreciate Pearson and his dedication. He’s always patient with the same gang that belittles him and is willing to provide food for them for many years
I know that the meat he cuts depends on the type of meat you donate, if you donate a bunch of lower quality meats he will spit out the stew, but if you donate higher quality meats he won't. This game has so much detail it's amazing
Pearson is fun to watch. I’ve seen him sneeze on the food he was cutting and then look around to see if anyone noticed. Once I watch him taste the stew, spit it out because it tasted terrible, shrug and keep on cooking. Also this is the first time I notice he takes the meat out of a salt barrel (I think), and brushes off the salt before cutting it. The details in this game are so good.
One detail that I've missed after 5 playthroughs is that gang called him out for not washing hands when he is cooking. But if you go to chapter 3 or 4 where gangs move the camp near to the river and swamp, or you do the chore where you have to carry a bucket of water to the pantry, you can see that Piers do actually wash his hands.
Things like that are the reason people back then had so many diseases people didn't care too much about hygiene and they still don't if the internet is anything to go by
Fun fact: If arthur comes back to the camp after a long time. Then, Pearson is the only one who notices that and comments like, "Haven't seen you in quite some time" or "Good to see you back Mr Morgan."
I love how kind this man is actually, he pretends to be rather slow or rough but considering how much he likes to stand back and observe nature while enjoying a drink just shows me how much he enjoys his life. Even if he isn’t treated the best by those around him, he is happy
If it wasn't clear enough that he cares deeply about the gang, even when he starts a new life, the credit montage shows that he keeps a photo of them near his desk at his store.
One of my favorite camp characters. Always working hard, never complaining and reliable. I wish the game gave us more details about his back story and allow for more social situations with the character.
I made my dude starve threw the whole game, no stew or satchel foods, it was my first playthrough and i both didnt understand what food did for you, and couldnt be botherd to figure it out because i just wanted to kill.
The great thing is that rockstar did this for every npc it seems. If you go into any town you can watch the daily routines of any random npc, follow them when they retire for the night and then follow them back when they get up to whatever their job is.
If I was an outlaw then I too would probably have been delegated as a camp cook. Pearson was one of the few to get out of the gang life and manage to live a peaceful life. Never disrespect the one feeding you.
I wanted to join up as the reserves or national guard as a cook for soldiers. But then my cousin said you'd be just the bitch. And 18 y o me, being naive. I let that get to me. So i didnt want to join up anymore if i was just considered the "bitch pog" Fast forward years later i realize i alot of arm forces vets and the like Actually respect the cooks and pogs. Even if they are jokenly talk sheit bout each other.
@@ownlydown5933hey veteran here. Your cousin gave you good advice. Cook is among one of the worst jobs in the military. And the army in particular hates cooks for some reason. Every branch has a hated MOS. In the marines it’s MP, in the Air Force it’s finance. In the army, it’s cooks.
Pearson can't cook for shit though. He spent like 4 hours on prep and cooked for 2:45. Then we had to do a special side mission just to get decent seasoning for it. Dude is a lackey in the kitchen who begged us to get more meat when there was a ton of game just outside of camp.
Yeah that just shows how no one in camp is perfect and good with their job, it's why the camp is falling apart. Well kids like you wouldn't understand how adult works 😂
This is historically accurate, it wasn't until 1850 that doctors started washing their hands, and it wasn't until the 1980's that handwashing was practiced like it is today among the general public.
It's a shame that crayfishing is the only activity you get with Pearson, I would have liked one where Arthur gets to do fishing or something with Uncle and Pearson, I could see them two bickering one moment and having a laugh another moment
Ingredients: 1 lb game meat (such as venison, rabbit, or boar), cubed 1 onion, chopped 2 carrots, chopped 2 potatoes, peeled and diced 2 cloves garlic, minced 1 cup beef or game broth 1 cup water 1 bay leaf Salt and pepper to taste Fresh thyme, rosemary, and oregano (optional) Vegetable oil for cooking Instructions: Heat a large pot or Dutch oven over medium-high heat. Add a bit of vegetable oil to the pot. Add the cubed game meat to the pot and brown on all sides. Remove the meat from the pot and set it aside. In the same pot, add the chopped onion, carrots, and potatoes. Cook for a few minutes until the vegetables start to soften. Add the minced garlic and cook for another minute until fragrant. Return the browned meat to the pot and pour in the beef or game broth and water. The liquid should cover the ingredients, but you can adjust the amount of liquid based on your preference. Add the bay leaf and a pinch of salt and pepper. You can also add fresh thyme, rosemary, and oregano for additional flavor. Bring the stew to a boil, then reduce the heat to low and let it simmer for about 1 to 1.5 hours, or until the meat is tender and the flavors have melded. Taste and adjust the seasoning with more salt and pepper if needed. Remove the bay leaf before serving.
In reality that recipe sucks balls. one person by themselves will eat 2 carrots and there are how many people in camp? It's no wonder we had to do a special side mission just to get extra seasoning for it.
I haven't cooked in a cauldron before but I have used a camp Dutch oven a number of times. In my experience most recipes are going to be cooked at about 350 and preferably lower and slower so the potatoes are actually cooked all the way and the meat isn't chewy. Seeing Pearson go through that process was great, but it took him 4 hours to prep and cooked it way too quickly. hahaha!
I love Pearson! I also laughed at how he slaved away cooking all day and then Sadie squeaks out "What is this, dog?!" All while the gentle music plays LOL
@@dryocampa nah not really because in rdr1 she said to john that instead of a prison she was incarcerated in a cooking school for young ladies while john was still away
Watching Pearson take his time cooking while doing stuff in between putting food on a bowl is quite impressive it's like he's a living breathing character, watching him at the end credits looking at the picture of the gang made me cry
@boreragnarok4798 when I first played I thought that if I slept enough you could get an alternate ending, not really knowing or guessing what would happen, just sleeping
@@RedDeadDetails Yeah when I beat the game and saw that it hit hard. He really loved the gang. To him they were his family. It must of pained him to have to leave them behind.
Agreed. I never had the chance to graduate from culinary school (the military and eventually college got in the way), but the feeling of going home after a long day and having some food and a bottle of Sam Adams on the table sure was something.
Now I'm surprised Arthur can eat his that fast without choking. On another note, he walks all the way out on the pier to smoke that pipe, yet puffs his ciggy just behind the tents? Are we sure Dutch really forgot his pipe or did it conveniently "disappear" when no one was looking?
@@RedDeadDetails After reading this comment I looked at that part of the video again, he also constantly looks back over his shoulder at the camp instead of taking in the view
Sometimes I wonder if the stars align to make destined pieces of practically seamless art such as Breaking Bad, RDR2, Pulp Fiction, and a few others I've commended the same way.
I never thought I would watch 13 minutes of Pearson cooking, but I have no regrets. What a great video! It’s been years and this game never ceases to suprise me with new details and secrets.
for some reason pearson was my favourite camp companion, by far my most favourite and beloved moment in the whole game was when pearson was singing in beaver hollow and you could join him.
I love how every NPC in the game has there own life. That means you could watch every NPC do stuff if you really wanted. That sir is the most attention to detail I have ever seen
It is so insane the amounts of details. Do you know that if you go to rhodes store as John after tge story Pearson now owns the shop and everytime you go there they talk about old times 😍
Mr. Pearson and Ms. Roberts both make the best stew for the camp. Also Mr. Morgan bring in the stuff for Mr. Pearson so he can fix up the best meal ever.
I'm not going to lie at least every now and then during the game during the part where you use Arthur when I've gone hunting for meat for the pot I've brought home to Pearson at least one deer carcass and at least a couple of turkeys yeah you could say that Arthur's horse is coming in heavy a couple of times!
The amount of details they had put into this game is astounding. Even the NPCs act and work like a real person. Imagine the amount of time and effort poured into capturing these movements.
I have a crush with abigail. I always make arthur flirt with him. Hoping they both end up together. That’s what i get when ther first rdr i play is rdr2.
The unsung hero of the gang, a true support. That part about letting everyone eat first was nice. Felt sorry for him, especially when everyone so easily criticises his food. Pearson even jeeringly agrees with their comments, poor guy.
I mean it took him 5 hours to start cooking since he woke up and another 7 hours to make a stew that takes roughly 2 hours to make (approx 1hr to prep and 1hr to cook) so i mean, is he really a hard worker? Also, he took 2 pisses, like 4 smoke breaks, 2 beers and never washed his hands.
@@Super_Death I feel like all the Pearson simps in the comments seem to not be noticing this for some reason 😂 Dude wakes up and spends 3 hours doing jack shit and then prepares the food extremely slowly, all while taking breaks, drinking, and smoking. It could simply be modern society's influence on my own mindset, but I could probably do his "job" faster myself were I taught how to do it or if I learned how to. I'm not saying I wouldn't appreciate the work he does, but it's not like he does ridiculously more than anybody else. He's just the only one in camp that prepares food for people - the same as other people go out and make money, or they clean, or they do chores.
Pearson is a really slept on character it’s sad how even though he is one of the most important members of the gang he almost never get the respect he deserves. The side mission were you go gator egg hunting in the swamp made me love his character more
can agree to this bro I first played in 2018 and was alot younger and I just sped through it, got low honour ending and dropped the game, but like 2 months ago I started a new game and took it slow. I only finished it about 2 weeks ago and it made me like characters alot more who I just assumed were “background” characters. That gator mission is amazing
Your content never ceases to impress. Your hard work and dedication are well demonstrated in the high-quality videos you make. Your channel will grow tremendously one day, mark my words.
Rockstar: Lets make the process as realistic as possible, from waking the npc up to cut the meat, to put it in the pot, heat up the stew, like in real life. CD Project Red: Lets spawn the npc, oh and also lets spawn the stew, in someone's head, when the player is not looking, despawn both the stew and the npc. PERFECT! Ubisoft: Lets copy paste both the stew and npc. EA Games: Lets charge 19,99$ for the npc, and then another 4,99$ for the stew, oh and dont forget the meat, only 1,99$ for the meat, yeah that would do it. Bethesda: Flying npc and stew, just for the fun of it!
Spot-on regarding EA especially! (Actually if this was a 'Sims' game- cooking stew with the help of someone else would be a whole new DLC for $20! )TRUE story!
I remember in Assassin's Creed III, I used to sit by and watch the tavern keeper, as a lot of his chores were surprisingly detailed. My favorite was catching him in the act of butchering a pig. He'd remove the entrails, clean the carcass and segment the limbs.
Ubisoft is kinda going EA with assasins Creed I noticed I'm playing the newest one Valhalla and besides trying to force you to make an account with them this game and the last 4 are trying to encourage you to buy in-game transactions to have an easier time
Pearson was my personal favorite character, bringing him all sorts of carcasses from hunting always made me felt like I accomplished something worth being proud of.
Yeah like I've said above whenever I would go hunting for meat for the pot so Pearson could cook up a nice stew usually I grab at least one deer carcass and two turkeys yeah Arthur's horse would be coming in heavy loaded!
@@bradensteinman3136Yes but I think what they were saying is that what if Pearson made different stews that visibly looked different when you donated different ingredients.
Wow i never played this game but i so appreciate this small detail, 13:13 retiring for the night, the other 2 characters already sleeping, do that half awake with their heads as is to say "huh? Who is..?" They see who it is, "Oh" they know its Pearson and they go back to sleep like nothing lol
Do yourself a favor and play it! And most importantly, take your time with it! One of my biggest regrets is rushing through the story (because it was so good) on my first playthrough.
I love to think how you got this footage just looks like Arthur Morgan stalking each character in the routines series 😂 thank you for doing this, I want to see behind the scenes/3rd person of it! Simply for the humor!
This game is more like a movie than a game honestly and it’s up to you how it’ll end. I assume you probably got it since I’m a year late but if you still didn’t THEN BUY IT BECAUSE IT’S SO WORTH IT
Wow this is like the only game I've seen where when people cook it actually looks like they cut the ingredients instead of just slapping them with a knife and it clipping through the model.
This game never ceases to amaze me. One detail I’ve notice is how different species of bird flap their wings differently. Such detail can easily be overlooked.
…and we still have people say "the game is slow and boring" Those people know nothing about appreciating a masterpiece like this! A masterpiece like this is not for them.
These details are neat but don't really serve gameplay. I enjoyed the game but I still think it's deeply flawed, it's not the pacing that's the issue either, it's that the gameplay is very last gen even for the time it came out. People point out things like "but your beard grows in real time!" "but NPCs have specific schedules and live actual lives!" but how does any of this actually serve the game. I mean Pearson could have just been doing any random thing each time Arthur visits the camp, without a schedule, and it would have the same impact on the gameplay. It's like being able to pet a dog in a game, like "you can pet the dog!" and what does it ever do? Nothing most of the time. So why even have it. Take a look at an older game where characters had schedules, Majora's Mask, where the schedules actually matter to the gameplay. You can only do certain things with certain characters at specific times on specific days, the game revolves around a time travel mechanic, and to finish the game you need to learn all the NPCs schedules and find the opportunities to complete their specific quests. That game came out 23 years ago and it had this same mechanic, only it actually mattered in the game. Not saying RDR2 needed time travel, but the schedules of NPCs could have been more meaningfully connected to the gameplay in some way if they were going to go to the trouble of having it at all. Outside of a handful of examples, like stores closing/opening or table game availability, it's not utilised at all really. Not saying RDR2 is a bad game. I enjoyed my time with it, it was a lot of fun. It just wasn't particularly revolutionary in any way that truly mattered. Details are cool, but they ultimately don't matter and aren't even noticed by the overwhelming majority of players. Like I said, if NPCs just did random things at any moment, the difference would be unnoticeable until you spent a whole in game day just shadowing them, which 99% of players will never do or care about.
The little bit I know of 3d modeling, animation pales greatly in what I know about code writing. This makes my brain hurt. This level of detail for one little detail in a HUGE world full of this level of detail is so daunting. Rockstar does not F around with attention to detail, this is incredible. This shows months of work for just Pearsons routine.
Phenomenal editing, Hands done some of the greater videos from this game. Can't wait to see what Karen's activities are. I play away from camp mostly. Diffidently my #1 game right now, hours of gameplay. Taking in every inch of it. Thank for the video.
I also investigated Uncle's daily routine. Check it out here: ruclips.net/video/Ogyd4bMughQ/видео.html
can you do Dutch, Hosea, Molly, Abigail, John, Charles and Kieran oh and Sadie
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Howdy, Hope you make daily routine of RDR 2 again soon.. thanks
Sleep, eat and sleep
@@crusade5435 And drinking
Letting everyone else eat first after working hard all day. Pearson is an underrated character for sure.
100% agree! Pearson is a gem.
He is underrated become he ain't charismatic
#workinghard drank half the camps booze I donated
The best part is at the bottom
Arthur too,i mean depends on who plays him ,when i play i always bring food items to camp and donates
Pearson: spends whole day making a nice stew
Authur: eats it it 3 spoonfuls and throws his plate away
🤣🤣 bcos Arthur is too busy killing everyone
And then Arthur proceeds to make his own stew.
Arthur gets the meat!
and Arthur risks his life everyday hunting and fighting to keep them safe while Pearson makes stew all day like every thing is safe
@@kibromkiros1873 we all have our own duties, without Pearson the gang would miss him because I doubt anyone else would want to cook for everyone.
The fact that every npc actually has a realistic routine sets this game lightyears ahead of anything out there right now
And it’s been 5 yrs since it came out. If gta 6 is “5 years better” then this, that’d be amazing, but we can only be so lucky.
@@seancorbett8777GTA 6 better go insane with the amount of tiny details and npc activities
@@Desto_OP Rockstar spent 4x the cost of RDR2 in GTA6, the game will be alive for the next decade
Lol Skyrim npcs are literally the same and that game came out in 2012
NPC routines are nothing new. Even Stardew Valley did this in 2016, and it's arguably more detailed than RDR2's routines.
I feel bad for Pearson. He's belittled and unappreciated by almost everyone in the gang, but at the end of the story he still looks back at his old photograph and smiles. He loves being here and he loves everyone.
Yep, I've noticed that too. I felt bad for him
He ends up owning the store in Rhodes and finds a wife, so he made out ok.
Yeah. Im glad that, for all his ribbing, at least Arthur tells him he's appreciated.
naur i’m sad now 💔
He always is excited to tell others about his navy days at the camp but none of them are interested
I love how Pearson gets up bright and early at around 6:30 only to fuck around for 4 hours before starting work.
Mans gotta have a morning routine
@@FMJonerI’ve been doing that for years as an early bird. I get up early do my own thing before I head to work.
@@themysteriousredwarriorblo1662i like doing that sometimes if i happen to wake up earlier
@@waffler-yz3gw I’m just a natural early bird. So I get up early regardless.
Mad relatable
I always take the time to greet and appreciate Pearson and his dedication. He’s always patient with the same gang that belittles him and is willing to provide food for them for many years
I will definitely get his dead rabbit item request on my 2nd play through 🥹
Always gotta give some respect to the cook.
Bros it's a game, he isn't real
@@AEYCENI feel like it lacks imagination to be incapable of game immersion.
Same. I love that Arthur always tells him he sees the work he does.
I know that the meat he cuts depends on the type of meat you donate, if you donate a bunch of lower quality meats he will spit out the stew, but if you donate higher quality meats he won't. This game has so much detail it's amazing
Whoa. Never knew that
Dude wtf, game is like 4-5 years old and I’m still learning new shit
What is "lower quality" meat? Is it meat from animals that have been detonated by dynamite or oblitirated by a shotgun?
@@fredster594 Gritty fish (Bluegill, Ect), gamey birds (small birds), and stringy meats(Rats/rodents)
@@TxmpTxtionwhat about the high quality stuff?
Pearson is fun to watch. I’ve seen him sneeze on the food he was cutting and then look around to see if anyone noticed. Once I watch him taste the stew, spit it out because it tasted terrible, shrug and keep on cooking. Also this is the first time I notice he takes the meat out of a salt barrel (I think), and brushes off the salt before cutting it. The details in this game are so good.
It is truly a masterpiece. I'm glad to know I'm not the only one who obsesses over all the small details in this game!
What havent seen that
I've had the game the day it came out and never knew this, I assumed it was just done by the time I came to camp at night
“ The last stew I had was pretty damn good “
Heck, I thought he was brushing dirt & dust off of the meat. All it takes is a bit of a breeze to kick up clouds of dust, ya' know.
4:42 You can see Tilly sitting and waiting to have a talk with Arthur about his random killing.... 😂😂😂
Imagine doing a video like this for uncle, it’ll be just him sat on the ground suffering from lumbago all day
;-)
That could be good for April Fools Day
No one can out pizza the hut
u make fun of uncle for his lumbago but its very serious
@@rathernot9211 oh yes my bad, it’s a slow and painful death
Glad to see everyone enjoyed the stew from the raccoon and turkey I accidentally purposely trampled with my horse
You forgot it got flunged into a mud pile
And then caught on fire (accidentally)
And got drowned
You just tenderized and seasoned the meat to make it a lil’ easier on Pearson ;)
You make it extra tender and pre cooked by hunting with explosives
One detail that I've missed after 5 playthroughs is that gang called him out for not washing hands when he is cooking. But if you go to chapter 3 or 4 where gangs move the camp near to the river and swamp, or you do the chore where you have to carry a bucket of water to the pantry, you can see that Piers do actually wash his hands.
I‘m really impressed that when he cuts the vegetables or meat, he actually cuts it in pieces, most games don‘t have that.
I was genuinely impressed with that carrot cutting animation. My games have come a long way from my Atari 2600.
well most games aint no red dead are they?
Most games are not games in our time
@@fajnu20 facts bruv. Nowadays it’s jut 5 minutes of playing, 10 minute cutscene, 2 minute intro to gameplay, repeat.
AC3 had that but with a chicken at the homestead
The way he takes a leak, doesn't wash his hands, then starts cooking the food...
That's the Wild West for you!
I was going to say... I hope he washed his hands! lol
extra flavour
Things like that are the reason people back then had so many diseases people didn't care too much about hygiene and they still don't if the internet is anything to go by
@@crimesforkibble6912 A little dirt here and there just bolsters the immune system lol
Fun fact: If arthur comes back to the camp after a long time. Then, Pearson is the only one who notices that and comments like, "Haven't seen you in quite some time" or "Good to see you back Mr Morgan."
Actually, Miss Grimshaw also comments on it.
Completely untrue. Everyone has different dialogue and notices
No, all the gang members notice
Can we just appreciate how a game has created a whole day routine for a secondary character , who even got animations of cooking, amazing!
@@OnlyVocals tell me then what is the perfect game
@@flavioturturro4816 Hes just trying to rile people up, ignore the kid
@Urn Turn You mean the first part?
@@OnlyVocals shut up
Not only that, pretty much all NPCs have routines.
I love how kind this man is actually, he pretends to be rather slow or rough but considering how much he likes to stand back and observe nature while enjoying a drink just shows me how much he enjoys his life. Even if he isn’t treated the best by those around him, he is happy
He probably knows all of the antagonism is done in jest, well besides Micah’s antagonism.
If it wasn't clear enough that he cares deeply about the gang, even when he starts a new life, the credit montage shows that he keeps a photo of them near his desk at his store.
@@willowmancy I’ve never played the game so uh, I don’t really recognize much of anything
@@StitchedCat_Needlei don’t care
@@StitchedCat_Needledo play it you won't regret!
One of my favorite camp characters. Always working hard, never complaining and reliable. I wish the game gave us more details about his back story and allow for more social situations with the character.
We wish we could spend more time with all the characters
@@Walleyedwosaik except Micah
@@ethanfullerton1620 true
I'm actually embarrassed how relaxed i am from watching Pearson make stew. Well done sir, well done.
Don’t be! This video was intended to be a relaxing watch! Glad you enjoyed it.
Right? I've just used my coffee break at work to watch this entire video and don't regret a second! it was like meditation :D
It helped me sleep
At some point I got sleepy that when Pearson call to dinner, I woke up and said "Coming, coming!" When I realized that, I laughed
@@JIMT412🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 this got me dead lmao
11:13 Abigail took 2 plates one for herself and another for jack is Just insane level of details + character's role in story
she kinda stirs it and breaks it up for him too
She forgot about Johnny marston
@@ivanwhacky5774johnny marston can get his own plate
@@ivanwhacky5774 John's a big boy, I'm sure he can get his own plate
The amount of work Rockstar put into every character is incredible.
Abigail not getting credit by the camp for assisting in meal prep is so real.
She’s been helping him cook for years but still can’t cook herself for shit.
Mrs. Grimshaw has the audacity to try and get her to whore herself out again and causes an argument
No doubt. And We had to do a special side mission to season it on top of that.
You know how women were treated in the 1800-1900s, so not to surprising
@@twoheadedbear yeah, definitely.
Dang, now I know his routine, every run through, I literally waited for him to make breakfast, but this whole time, I was just eating leftover stew.
IRL facts, stew is ALWAYS better the next day. Like pizza hut
@@blackwoodsecurity531 some reheated chili
* chefs kiss *
Left over stews, curries always better the next day, perfect fillings for pies as well
I always make my Arthur drink some coffee and eat some fruits for breakfast
I made my dude starve threw the whole game, no stew or satchel foods, it was my first playthrough and i both didnt understand what food did for you, and couldnt be botherd to figure it out because i just wanted to kill.
This isn’t a video game, it’s an interactive storybook for adult children
With practically unlimited amount of fun content packed in,despite main story sad tone
@@tracey8121 most missions are repetitive, filled with cut scenes and hardly any gameplay
@@Brucey69 open world activities are still a thing
@@tracey8121 not really an open world game, just a limited map with side quests
The great thing is that rockstar did this for every npc it seems. If you go into any town you can watch the daily routines of any random npc, follow them when they retire for the night and then follow them back when they get up to whatever their job is.
You need editor because while they did it’s never generated because they get aggro and scared if you stalk them
Rockstar did great
@@Davidscomix I have to say their recent actions haven't been the greatest but they did a great job on RDR2
@@Davidscomix but why they ruined gta trilogy?
@@LikeAChameleon Rockstar's last redeeming quality
If I was an outlaw then I too would probably have been delegated as a camp cook. Pearson was one of the few to get out of the gang life and manage to live a peaceful life. Never disrespect the one feeding you.
I wanted to join up as the reserves or national guard as a cook for soldiers. But then my cousin said you'd be just the bitch. And 18 y o me, being naive. I let that get to me. So i didnt want to join up anymore if i was just considered the "bitch pog"
Fast forward years later i realize i alot of arm forces vets and the like Actually respect the cooks and pogs. Even if they are jokenly talk sheit bout each other.
@@ownlydown5933hey veteran here. Your cousin gave you good advice. Cook is among one of the worst jobs in the military. And the army in particular hates cooks for some reason. Every branch has a hated MOS. In the marines it’s MP, in the Air Force it’s finance. In the army, it’s cooks.
Never bite the hand that feeds you
Pearson can't cook for shit though. He spent like 4 hours on prep and cooked for 2:45. Then we had to do a special side mission just to get decent seasoning for it. Dude is a lackey in the kitchen who begged us to get more meat when there was a ton of game just outside of camp.
Yeah that just shows how no one in camp is perfect and good with their job, it's why the camp is falling apart. Well kids like you wouldn't understand how adult works 😂
"Rolls himself a joint at 1:20 to start the day strong"
Speaking my language!
Ugh, potheads, dont yall do anything else other then being high?
@@igotnothingbettertodo472 no, it's their entire personality
@@Rootiga yeah "oh Bro thats some dank cush" , "oh im so high i can taste the stars"
Fucking morons.
@igotnothingbettertodo472 Do you have anything better to do than being sober? 😈
Pearson just cuts meat, does kegel, smokes, and drinks. I feel like we are all a Pearson
I do neither
We are uncles
Speak for yourself degen.
@@nodaerT 14 year old ww2 fanatic is talking, everyone, listen!!
Yeah...no.
Pearson: *spends all damn day cooking stew for everyone*
Sadie: What is this, Dog?
I like Sadie a bit less after she said that.
Nah bro. It was more like of a “what is this, dawg?” You know because Pearson and her are homies
Sadie is a terrible character
A female version of micha
@@_W-H-O_, are they because they literally fought at the beginning of chapter 3
@@yankee8018 did you ever play chapter 6? And it’s bc they fight at beginning of chapter 3
He didn’t wash his hands once 💀😂
And he took a piss twice 😵
This is historically accurate, it wasn't until 1850 that doctors started washing their hands, and it wasn't until the 1980's that handwashing was practiced like it is today among the general public.
Thank you. I also said that lol.
The fact that rockstar would go so insane with these details is amazing
And now look at them, definitive edition and enhanced edition
@@beeaggressive160 They are different devs.
@@beeaggressive160 It's a shame
lets just wait 3 years whats gonna happen with R*
@@beeaggressive160 it wasn't even Rockstar who did that definitive edition
I love Pearson. When you go hunting for crayfish with him and he lures the gators away so you can grab eggs...it's awesome
What?!? When do you do this?
In which chapter do we get this side mission?
@@quesoturtle739 it's in the Shady Bell chapter :)
It's a shame that crayfishing is the only activity you get with Pearson, I would have liked one where Arthur gets to do fishing or something with Uncle and Pearson, I could see them two bickering one moment and having a laugh another moment
@@flyingrancidm00nfish7 You can Rustling a cattle with uncle activity in chapter 4
Ingredients:
1 lb game meat (such as venison, rabbit, or boar), cubed
1 onion, chopped
2 carrots, chopped
2 potatoes, peeled and diced
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 cup beef or game broth
1 cup water
1 bay leaf
Salt and pepper to taste
Fresh thyme, rosemary, and oregano (optional)
Vegetable oil for cooking
Instructions:
Heat a large pot or Dutch oven over medium-high heat. Add a bit of vegetable oil to the pot.
Add the cubed game meat to the pot and brown on all sides. Remove the meat from the pot and set it aside.
In the same pot, add the chopped onion, carrots, and potatoes. Cook for a few minutes until the vegetables start to soften.
Add the minced garlic and cook for another minute until fragrant.
Return the browned meat to the pot and pour in the beef or game broth and water. The liquid should cover the ingredients, but you can adjust the amount of liquid based on your preference.
Add the bay leaf and a pinch of salt and pepper. You can also add fresh thyme, rosemary, and oregano for additional flavor.
Bring the stew to a boil, then reduce the heat to low and let it simmer for about 1 to 1.5 hours, or until the meat is tender and the flavors have melded.
Taste and adjust the seasoning with more salt and pepper if needed.
Remove the bay leaf before serving.
Ha, Dutch oven
In reality that recipe sucks balls. one person by themselves will eat 2 carrots and there are how many people in camp? It's no wonder we had to do a special side mission just to get extra seasoning for it.
I haven't cooked in a cauldron before but I have used a camp Dutch oven a number of times. In my experience most recipes are going to be cooked at about 350 and preferably lower and slower so the potatoes are actually cooked all the way and the meat isn't chewy. Seeing Pearson go through that process was great, but it took him 4 hours to prep and cooked it way too quickly. hahaha!
U are real cooker of the West my friend
@@Rhythmiconsthen I guess Sadie's comment of "what is this dog?" Was on point lol 🤣
I love Pearson!
I also laughed at how he slaved away cooking all day and then Sadie squeaks out "What is this, dog?!" All while the gentle music plays LOL
Glad you liked it, Kelsey! Thanks for watching 😄
Pearson is the backbone of the bunch gotta have a cook hell lonesome dove has a cook that walked
So your telling me Abigail helps Pearson cook??? Guess she hasn’t learned much from him…
Actually, I think she learned too much from him 😅
@@dryocampa nah not really because in rdr1 she said to john that instead of a prison she was incarcerated in a cooking school for young ladies while john was still away
@@f.7407 I almost misread that as incinerated
Ey don’t insult Pearson like that!
John marston even said he miss pearson cooking jokingly at the final stages of the game
Watching Pearson take his time cooking while doing stuff in between putting food on a bowl is quite impressive it's like he's a living breathing character, watching him at the end credits looking at the picture of the gang made me cry
3 years later and the level of detail in this game still blows me away!! I absolutely love rdr2
My favorite game of all time ❤️
@@RedDeadDetails 😁
4 years later and im still shocked
5 años y sigue en el top
For me not only the details but the story and gameplay impresses me more than im impressed with my gf. Rdr 2 is my heart ♥️
I’d love to just hang out in camp and watch everyone’s routine like this, but every time I do Dutch harasses me to go get stuff done.
We NEED. MONEY.
@@hamnchee First time I played through I kept dumping everything I made into the camp fund thinking it was going to affect the outcome.
@@tonyfondacaro1980 lol thats so funny😂
Create a new save when Dutch is stood thinking by the lake. If you don't go near him to trigger the next mission, he'll stand there indefinitely.
@boreragnarok4798 when I first played I thought that if I slept enough you could get an alternate ending, not really knowing or guessing what would happen, just sleeping
mans got no sense of pain. that cauldron was steaming and he just lifts it with his bare hands 0:15
He's an unsung hero for sure, but in my current playthrough no matter how "peaky" Arthur was he never offered his special rabbit soup and scout jacket
You've got to have zero cores and around 7 am in the camp and he will just offer it to you.
@@infamuschase9096 8-12am*
@@infamuschase9096 I've never gotten that interaction before I gotta try that
I’ve only triggered that once, early in chapter 2. Somewhere around 10 am, when he pulls out his flask for a drink.
Try it around 10 to 12 am usually just roam around or donate to camp for it to trigger
Seeing this it's so nice to know that by the end he is doing well.
I still have a mental picture of the cutscene where he looks at a picture of the gang. 🥺
@@RedDeadDetails Yeah when I beat the game and saw that it hit hard. He really loved the gang. To him they were his family. It must of pained him to have to leave them behind.
I never see Marston do shit at camp besides read the paper
Sometimes he'll hammer a wagon wheel with Charles 😂
Стоял на посту
Marston contributes with missions, robbing cattle, a train etc. he gets that top fan badge
I saw how he was cutting wood once
marston dont do shit around camp everyone knows this
As a chef, the drinking at 11 part is very relatable.
So is the lonely life and your family not want you around huh 😂 go make me a sandwich boy
Agreed. I never had the chance to graduate from culinary school (the military and eventually college got in the way), but the feeling of going home after a long day and having some food and a bottle of Sam Adams on the table sure was something.
Now I'm surprised Arthur can eat his that fast without choking.
On another note, he walks all the way out on the pier to smoke that pipe, yet puffs his ciggy just behind the tents? Are we sure Dutch really forgot his pipe or did it conveniently "disappear" when no one was looking?
I never thought about that...
@@RedDeadDetails After reading this comment I looked at that part of the video again, he also constantly looks back over his shoulder at the camp instead of taking in the view
@Quincy Beckner Nice catch!
Sometimes I wonder if the stars align to make destined pieces of practically seamless art such as Breaking Bad, RDR2, Pulp Fiction, and a few others I've commended the same way.
With how chunky those meat bits and potatoes are cut Arthur would have definitely choked.
He is the only one who thanks you after doing chores. I always appreciated that.
I never thought I would watch 13 minutes of Pearson cooking, but I have no regrets. What a great video! It’s been years and this game never ceases to suprise me with new details and secrets.
I’m glad you watched it all the way to the end. Much more to come!
10 mins of him smoking n peeing and it's amazing
for some reason pearson was my favourite camp companion, by far my most favourite and beloved moment in the whole game was when pearson was singing in beaver hollow and you could join him.
That was actually depressing for me. I felt so bad for him.
I liked crawdad hunting with him
i love pearson and i'm really glad things turned out for him, and that he found someone to share his life with, he deserved it.
Never realized how peaceful they lived too. The music really brings out the camaraderie spirit in camp.
I wouldn't say peaceful.
@@KYLE1654-v7m Pieceful then
I love how every NPC in the game has there own life. That means you could watch every NPC do stuff if you really wanted. That sir is the most attention to detail I have ever seen
0:37 oh Sh1t a rat
It is so insane the amounts of details. Do you know that if you go to rhodes store as John after tge story Pearson now owns the shop and everytime you go there they talk about old times 😍
You can also Rob him. . . Whichll be funny
@@ubilambda nope it's Rhodes trust me :)
@@ubilambda its Rhodes
@@ubilambda It’s Rhodes.
Ach der Schwurbler Aktien ohne Kopf hat sich auch hierher verirrt.
People complaining about Pearson’s food leaves a sad feeling in me
3:43 "IT'S MARSTON TO YOU!"
Oh hell nah he doesn't wash his hands from toilet breaks I ain't never eating food from Pearson again
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Piss do have a taste though depending on what the person drank
dont worry it doesnt harm you because its cooked, it just tastes more intensive
Edit: It adds some salt into the stew.
Lol
@@f.7407 ay yo
11:27 - Weird, Strauss didn't strike me as the type of guy who would put a bowl of stew on top of one of his books.
Stupid Strauss, causing Arthur to get sick in the first place... 😑
it just fascinates me that this game has so much detail that u still see new things u didnt know after 5 years
Mr. Pearson and Ms. Roberts both make the best stew for the camp. Also Mr. Morgan bring in the stuff for Mr. Pearson so he can fix up the best meal ever.
I'm not going to lie at least every now and then during the game during the part where you use Arthur when I've gone hunting for meat for the pot I've brought home to Pearson at least one deer carcass and at least a couple of turkeys yeah you could say that Arthur's horse is coming in heavy a couple of times!
The amount of details they had put into this game is astounding. Even the NPCs act and work like a real person. Imagine the amount of time and effort poured into capturing these movements.
Imagine being tasked to animate carrots that are sliced realistically…
5:18 Charles just casually whistling and it sounds like a song
I love the way Abigail stirs up her stew. That dumb stuff just makes this game feel like real life
Agreed!
I have a crush with abigail. I always make arthur flirt with him. Hoping they both end up together.
That’s what i get when ther first rdr i play is rdr2.
@@TunaStratathat’s weird bro
@@YungSmackAddictfr
@@TunaStratasometimes you gotta keep things to yourself
This was the best cooking tutorial i have ever seen
Ngl I actually tried Pearson recipie
@@discardedroses no no just normal meat
@@BigBlockChoc1 normal human meat
@@moondewan Only 11% dog meat this time!
One of the most important characters in camp! Without the cook nobody eats.
The unsung hero of the gang, a true support.
That part about letting everyone eat first was nice.
Felt sorry for him, especially when everyone so easily criticises his food.
Pearson even jeeringly agrees with their comments, poor guy.
I mean it took him 5 hours to start cooking since he woke up and another 7 hours to make a stew that takes roughly 2 hours to make (approx 1hr to prep and 1hr to cook) so i mean, is he really a hard worker? Also, he took 2 pisses, like 4 smoke breaks, 2 beers and never washed his hands.
@@Super_Death I feel like all the Pearson simps in the comments seem to not be noticing this for some reason 😂 Dude wakes up and spends 3 hours doing jack shit and then prepares the food extremely slowly, all while taking breaks, drinking, and smoking. It could simply be modern society's influence on my own mindset, but I could probably do his "job" faster myself were I taught how to do it or if I learned how to.
I'm not saying I wouldn't appreciate the work he does, but it's not like he does ridiculously more than anybody else. He's just the only one in camp that prepares food for people - the same as other people go out and make money, or they clean, or they do chores.
Sadie said “what is this dog?” Hahahahahahahaha
When?
12:33
Me killing wolves and coyotes for the pelts and giving everything else to Pearson.
What da dog doin'?
@@bond1j89 gives rotten frog carcass ...
person "many thanks mr Morgan, we really needed that"
🤢
Pearson is a really slept on character it’s sad how even though he is one of the most important members of the gang he almost never get the respect he deserves. The side mission were you go gator egg hunting in the swamp made me love his character more
can agree to this bro I first played in 2018 and was alot younger and I just sped through it, got low honour ending and dropped the game, but like 2 months ago I started a new game and took it slow. I only finished it about 2 weeks ago and it made me like characters alot more who I just assumed were “background” characters. That gator mission is amazing
He gets a nice ending, though
@@CatchTheMarmosets Did you have the high honour ending and the nun conversation?
@@ep6808 yes
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Thank you so much for the kind words! We'll see!
If you think this is high quality, wait till you see his superior quality videos!
Rockstar: Lets make the process as realistic as possible, from waking the npc up to cut the meat, to put it in the pot, heat up the stew, like in real life.
CD Project Red: Lets spawn the npc, oh and also lets spawn the stew, in someone's head, when the player is not looking, despawn both the stew and the npc. PERFECT!
Ubisoft: Lets copy paste both the stew and npc.
EA Games: Lets charge 19,99$ for the npc, and then another 4,99$ for the stew, oh and dont forget the meat, only 1,99$ for the meat, yeah that would do it.
Bethesda: Flying npc and stew, just for the fun of it!
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Spot-on regarding EA especially! (Actually if this was a 'Sims' game- cooking stew with the help of someone else would be a whole new DLC for $20! )TRUE story!
I remember in Assassin's Creed III, I used to sit by and watch the tavern keeper, as a lot of his chores were surprisingly detailed.
My favorite was catching him in the act of butchering a pig. He'd remove the entrails, clean the carcass and segment the limbs.
Ubisoft is kinda going EA with assasins Creed I noticed I'm playing the newest one Valhalla and besides trying to force you to make an account with them this game and the last 4 are trying to encourage you to buy in-game transactions to have an easier time
Bethesda: ok let's do Skyrim the 10th release
And this time we will add in groundbreaking mew features
Like Stew!
I love Pearson he is soo hardworking and kind
At 10:13, he is skimming all of the fat and debris off. What detail.
If I was Mr. Pearson and had ONE bowl of stew that I had to prepare each day, then I would not get up that early.
This is why Pearson is one of the few people who lived a happy ever after life after incidents if rdr 2
This is why I love RDR2 it’s the attention to detail where it shows characters just going about their day in camp. It’s beautiful
Me too. I discover new details every time I boot this game up.
That guitar riff BABY!😃🙌✊
*riff
@@funkrobot9762 brilliant
It doesn't matter how many times you play this game! There's always some amazing details that you will miss entirely!
“W E N E E D S O M E F O O D
M I S T E R M O R G A N”
-Simon Pearson, 1899
*brings back two deer carcasses and ut never goes up*
I like how he has a magical salt barrel to rejuvenate his deer leg
I'll always be grateful for Pearson preparing the stew
Pearson was my personal favorite character, bringing him all sorts of carcasses from hunting always made me felt like I accomplished something worth being proud of.
You have every right to be proud!
Yeah like I've said above whenever I would go hunting for meat for the pot so Pearson could cook up a nice stew usually I grab at least one deer carcass and two turkeys yeah Arthur's horse would be coming in heavy loaded!
I really appreicate your channel - pure Red Dead Reverence.
Thank you. If any game deserves reverence, it's this one. I appreciate you stopping by and checking out my content! 😀
Me: I’m gonna go to bed early tonight and get a good nights rest
Also me at 3am watching pearson chop potatoes:
Cyberpunk: we have "advance" npc ai with their own schedule
Pearson: hold my cauldron
Cyberpunk my god what a lie that game was wait still is
the amount of time this must have taken! props to both you and rockstar for the sheer dedication
Cringe comment. Neck.
@@OnlyVocals Yourself
@@OnlyVocals no one asked
@@sa1ntluke hahaha agree
One of the greatest videos to represent how immersive & thoughtful this game truly is.
Imagine if they went an extra mile and had Pearson cook different types of stews or meals depending on the animals you donated.
He actually does! Depending in the camp’s food status and what you donate, the meat he cuts up changes and what people say about the food also changes
@@bradensteinman3136Yes but I think what they were saying is that what if Pearson made different stews that visibly looked different when you donated different ingredients.
Pretty sure the first time you take a bowl of stew the game tells you that it is made with the most recently donated meat.
Stew always looks like stew.
Wow i never played this game but i so appreciate this small detail, 13:13 retiring for the night, the other 2 characters already sleeping, do that half awake with their heads as is to say "huh? Who is..?" They see who it is, "Oh" they know its Pearson and they go back to sleep like nothing lol
Do yourself a favor and play it! And most importantly, take your time with it! One of my biggest regrets is rushing through the story (because it was so good) on my first playthrough.
@@RedDeadDetailsit is an incredible story, I've completed it three times and it still is one of my top picks of all time!
I love to think how you got this footage just looks like Arthur Morgan stalking each character in the routines series 😂 thank you for doing this, I want to see behind the scenes/3rd person of it! Simply for the humor!
How much feelings & livelihood you want to put in this game ?
Rockstar : Yes !!
I've never played this game before, but this was soo interesting to watch. I really like how they put in so much work for an NPC.
Have you had the chance to enjoy this experience yet? It's really something special.
This game is more like a movie than a game honestly and it’s up to you how it’ll end. I assume you probably got it since I’m a year late but if you still didn’t THEN BUY IT BECAUSE IT’S SO WORTH IT
10:44 a true chef that Pearson is
Wow this is like the only game I've seen where when people cook it actually looks like they cut the ingredients instead of just slapping them with a knife and it clipping through the model.
Me too! It's the sum of all the small details that make this game an absolute masterpiece. And hey - thanks for watching the video!
There is no concept of personal hygiene for pearson
It’s 1899, there is no concept of personal hygiene period
He even eats last. What a good man.
He's just waiting to see if anyone gets food poisoning first.
@@Smulenifydk if you’re joking but at 5: 57 pm he tastes the stew before serving it.
4:28 better wash your hands Mr. Pearson
This game never ceases to amaze me. One detail I’ve notice is how different species of bird flap their wings differently. Such detail can easily be overlooked.
Especially because a lot of the bird species are so small and the animations are so fast! Thanks for sharing.
…and we still have people say "the game is slow and boring"
Those people know nothing about appreciating a masterpiece like this!
A masterpiece like this is not for them.
Or you could just watch a movie
These details are neat but don't really serve gameplay. I enjoyed the game but I still think it's deeply flawed, it's not the pacing that's the issue either, it's that the gameplay is very last gen even for the time it came out. People point out things like "but your beard grows in real time!" "but NPCs have specific schedules and live actual lives!" but how does any of this actually serve the game. I mean Pearson could have just been doing any random thing each time Arthur visits the camp, without a schedule, and it would have the same impact on the gameplay.
It's like being able to pet a dog in a game, like "you can pet the dog!" and what does it ever do? Nothing most of the time. So why even have it. Take a look at an older game where characters had schedules, Majora's Mask, where the schedules actually matter to the gameplay. You can only do certain things with certain characters at specific times on specific days, the game revolves around a time travel mechanic, and to finish the game you need to learn all the NPCs schedules and find the opportunities to complete their specific quests. That game came out 23 years ago and it had this same mechanic, only it actually mattered in the game. Not saying RDR2 needed time travel, but the schedules of NPCs could have been more meaningfully connected to the gameplay in some way if they were going to go to the trouble of having it at all. Outside of a handful of examples, like stores closing/opening or table game availability, it's not utilised at all really.
Not saying RDR2 is a bad game. I enjoyed my time with it, it was a lot of fun. It just wasn't particularly revolutionary in any way that truly mattered. Details are cool, but they ultimately don't matter and aren't even noticed by the overwhelming majority of players. Like I said, if NPCs just did random things at any moment, the difference would be unnoticeable until you spent a whole in game day just shadowing them, which 99% of players will never do or care about.
Ignore them, they’re missing with their short attention spans
@@Paperbagman36These details are always appreciated, but if the game is slow, then it's slow. 🤷
Okay no need to be so pretentious.
The little bit I know of 3d modeling, animation pales greatly in what I know about code writing. This makes my brain hurt. This level of detail for one little detail in a HUGE world full of this level of detail is so daunting. Rockstar does not F around with attention to detail, this is incredible. This shows months of work for just Pearsons routine.
This is awesome. I could watch this all day. Its amazing the amount of detail this game has
Couldn't agree more!
Phenomenal editing, Hands done some of the greater videos from this game. Can't wait to see what Karen's activities are. I play away from camp mostly. Diffidently my #1 game right now, hours of gameplay. Taking in every inch of it. Thank for the video.
Thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed it!
@@RedDeadDetails what's the song you used for this video? Its rather pleasant
@The Nate Slate It’s Cody Francis - Western Call
@@RedDeadDetails Sweeeeeeeet. Thanks