Why Clemens Point is My Favorite Chapter
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- Опубликовано: 9 мар 2024
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The shot of the whole gang walking up towards the manor in a line is easily the most iconic image of the whole game. This mission is on of the top 3 at very least.
I screen shot them walking up and then screen shot them walking away from the house fire. Epic before and after pics.
It's either that or the shot of Arthur on the oil wagon stopping the train to me personally
I agree, brother! All the best male gunslingers arriving en masse, the dialogue exchanges between Dutch’s Boys and Braithwaites is simply flawless, and the mission’s conclusion, is agreeably the gang at their peak.
“My Last Boy” when they are riding into the oil field down the hill is badass and my personal favorite
is that scene from a movie?
Dawg the Braithwaite Manor Siege is the best scene in any video game ever. Makes my Johnson a little excited.
can you just... put your johnson away? sir?
Ayo? 🤨
You have issues
D:
To much information, friend
Pouring Forth Oil Part 4 is amazing just due to the cinematography of the train rolling past the gang in the woods and the epic shot of Arthur on top of the wagon with the repeater
it’s an almost exact recreation of the scene in the assassination of jessie james i believe
@@wizzykms It’s almost identical. Spotlight through trees, POV shot of the front of the train “pushing” the camera, the man standing on top of the block. It is very obviously an intentional homage to that masterpiece of a film.
chapter 2 is the most overrated one
YOU WHAT @@anantajoarder1962
But sean
YOU'RE A FUNNY MAN ARTHUR MORGAN @@anantajoarder1962
The camp itself is the prettiest camp in the whole game. Foggy environment, sunsets look beautiful especially on the lake which makes the rays of sun pierce through the trees it's just beautiful.
It is great but horseshoe overlook has its charms as well. Every camp after is just a bummer
Tactically wise, I would say Clemens point is actually the best, because the gang has a continual supply of fresh water and can very easily aquire food if need be.
And you can also fish right there which is really nice. Easily my favorite camp
my heart belongs to Horseshoe Overlook. That view and everything is right close by and its an open world ahead!
"A short walk in a pretty town" is an underrated mission. The music, the dialogue, the intensity. It was so unexpected and I loved the part where Micah was talking to Sheriff Gray. Blood Fueds Ancient and Modern was an amazing mission, but a Short Walk in a Pretty Town is just as amazing. RIP Sean 🙏 .
A short walk in a pretty town had my jaw dropped. It was so scarily out of nowhere and had me on edge for the rest of my playthrough, constantly reminding me that Rockstar would happily kill or do anything in the story.
@ariature I feel like Sean's death was a reminder that Dutch wasn't as smart as he thought he was, and that his mistakes will lead to lives being lost.
Beaver Hollow has amazing missions. Just a Social Call, The Fine Art of Conversation, My Last Boy just to name a few.. also awesome strangers that become friends. Chapter 6 puts the redemption in Red Dead Redemption. It'll always be my favorite chapter
That’s true, it’s also when Arthur is strongest ironically (gameplay wise) since he gets all the deadeye upgrades by then but it depresses me to see Arthur so sick 😢
@@Speb101 that’s only because you’re useless at the game, I got full dead eye back in chapter 3 just roaming , you’re terrible
@@touyube8146 that’s not how it works, the upgrades I’m talking about are the ones you get during missions. For example the ability to tag enemies on your own that you unlock during the train robbery in chapter 2 or the ability to shoot multiple enemies while in deadeye that you get during the trolley robbery in chapter 4
I recently finished rdr2 and holly god I’m not even that into video games but the way it sucked me into the story that gorgeous world truly an remarkable feat in and a groundbreaking way to story tell
It helps that the whole game is like playing outlaws in a 3D Bob Ross painting.
How was a New South looked over? That’s such an endearing mission. Seeing the love and banter between Dutch, Hosea and Arthur is very unique.
I wish that there would have been a decision that the player could make after the 2:03 scene. Basically three paths forward:
1. Side with Gray's and Jack still gets kidnapped but Sean survives since there isn't a shooting at Rhoads;
2. Side with Braithwaite's and Sean will die but Jack doesn't get kidnapped and Bronte is introduced in more friendly circumstances;
3. Play both sides (as is the story) and Sean will die and Jack gets kidnapped.
I fuck with this idea ALOT, but RDR2's whole thing is that you can't really save anyone so Sean being the exception would be weird, but make a few more deaths avoidable and that's a great idea honestly
@@CrazyTrainEnjoyerI meant that Sean would survive past Rhoads, but during Shady Bell, he could be part of the distraction team with Hosea and Abigail and he dies there. I didn't mean that Sean would 100% survive the gang.
But in general, I would want more player decisions. For example, after the whole fuck up in Rhoads there could be an option for Arthur to "start a stash" where the player can save money. This would be in the wain of "gang" savings but for Arthur which will turn into the money that John can dig up in the Epilogue. Also, after Dutch kills Bronte maybe there is an option for Arthur to "leave" (meaning he becomes less active in his gang role) the gang and this could lead to the possibility of why the Bank Heist went wrong. But in turn, this allows seeing how Sadie helped the gang to leave Shady Bell. Plus the whole Guarma chapter would be completely different.
@@siimtokke3461 Youre cooking rn
No, RDR 2 does not and should not have functioned like an rpg, it would detract from the story.
@@channel45853I get what you are saying, but RDR 2 already has a slight disconnect between the story and gameplay. In the Beaver Hollow chapter, Dutch asks Cornwall for 10k, a boat, and a safe passage out while Arthur (who in my gameplays has 10k+ in his satchel) stands next to him. Dutch says "We need more money" while Arthur is rolling in money. You can look at videos on YT where people use cheats to give camp 10 mil or even more and Dutch still ask for more money. So adding more RPG elements wouldn't be too bad.
Yes!!
Blood feuds is absolutely my favorite mission.
That ride up to the mansion along that tree lined road with that score popping off in the background just feels badazz.
Chapter 3 and 6 are my favorite chapters.
Horseshoe Overlook is probably my favorite camp and with Arthur being healthy it makes it one of my favorite places to hang out and explore the map as much it allows me too haha. I do really enjoy Rhodes too though and I love Clemens Point as well! This was a good video man. Skål 🍻
For me my favorite missions are Blood Feuds, A short walk in a pretty town, the Saint Denis bank heist, the valentine bank heist, and American Venom. And yes the pattern is all of these are very action oriented. But it’s just the way the action is presented that makes it so special. Blood feuds with the amazing score and cinematography. A short walk with the unexpected death of Sean and the fire fight that ensues. The Valentine bank build up with talking to everyone otw, getting to know them better before you get there and bust through the doors and the intensity goes from a 2 to 10. And depending how long you take with cracking the vaults if the law show up or not, or if you blow them up and want them to know and shoot your way out. The Saint Denis bank robbery with all the build up, everyone is there, just like with blood feuds, Hoseas death, Lenny’s death. It’s all so good. And American venom being the perfect end off with killing Micah and John fighting his way through multiple waves of his men just to get his revenge for Arthur.
God this game is so good
That lamoyne raider was cappin like crazy 😂😂
An Honest Mistake is very underrated. Cool crew; botched coach robbery that turns into a chase that turns into a last stand in the shed that’s burning down. Then fleeing into the woods before continuing the shootout. The music is pretty heart-racing too.
On my second playthrough I decided that I was going to 100% the game. I had just completed the Weapons Expert Challenge 5 challenge by aggro-ing five random people on horses (did it in the desolate Heartlands as to not get caught) and then weapons challenge 6 popped up. Kill four enemies using a single stick of dynamite. At this point it was nighttime in game so I thought "Aight, let's go back to camp at Clemens Point, go to bed, and then think about how we're gonna do this." Then on my way through Lemoyne I saw the KKK having a meeting. I thought, "Hmmmmm." Threw a stick of dynamite in there, killed way more than 4 people, completed the challenge, and got an honor boost. Paused the game, sat back in my recliner, and just laughed for a good minute.
Favourite mission I couldn't say, but my favourite scene is the one where you return from Guarma, and ride back to Shady Bell. That scene always gets a lump in my throat, even hearing the musing (have it on Spotify) can bring me to tears. I always try to extend that ride: Arthur is sick, tired and dejected so he isn't able to maintain a constant gallop.
I was stupid and didnt use a horse so i just walked there for lile 20 minites 😭
I did always find it funny how the gang wants to bend rules in their favor but when the rules are bent against them, "It's not how things are done right"
They are outlaws. What do you expect? Besides kidnapping? A small child is probably one of the lowest things you can do
@@chrishilton3626 yeah, but half the time the gang was turning a blind eye to the stuff that Micah was doing to Jack and the dog. Not that he abducted Jack he just was a complete pompous dick face, and then Dutch kind of did a 180.
Gotta fully agree in that. Chapter 2 is very overrated by fandome because everything is too good, sunshine flowers rainbows. But lacks on proper action what is the main point of this game. Chapter 3 has the best camp location, best missions, best soundtrack, best action and best twists of the whole story.
Exactly. It’s also has the most boring missions besides Chapters 1 and 5
Action is not the main point of this game. It’s the story. Story requires pace. You action people are what’s ruining everything.
@@austinking9912 I’m sorry what. The point of a video game is to entertain. Chapter 3 has a better story anyways. All chapter 2 is is running around trying to get money until Cornwall shows up and ruins it. In Chapter 3 you’re trying to con both families until they con you
Entertain does not equal action. Also, you’re speaking subjective opinions not facts.
@@austinking9912 I don't get what you're trying to say. Of course it's subjective like most things are
Blood Feuds at the Braithwaite Manor got to be my favorite, mission and it got some funny and iconic moments. The way Dutch call them inbred trash makes me laugh ever time i hear it for some reason 😂 I also think that Hosea is my favorite non protagonist character in the game. The way hes in this mission is pure gold.
Im replaying the game and at the cabin in the mountains and i smiled when Dutch made the speech but made me a bit sad. I actually love Dutch alot being so charismatic caring about his people and putting the gangs needs over his own. Chapter 4and onwards is where it becomes sadder with Dutch decent into madness and Micah that prick being the devil on his shoulder pushing him to do awful things. Maybe Dutch was always like this but having Micah and him being the rat made everything worse as I feel like everyone ignores Dutch plans can an do work an the bank heist could have worked but Micah being the rat after wards. Idk once I get to valentine im just going to take my time exploring the world again and doing missions for the groups and side events till i have to move on
The first shall be the last forever. Camaraderie defying odds, best music and literally uphill battle. No dead eye
then the crazy epic party for Sean afterwards. No Micah
Great video my friend. I love this game and it will always be my comfort game with my many play throughs. Love chapter 3. I stay in the area and venture out west only briefly for the side missions that take me there. Oh and ALWAYS use the shotgun in the manor ! Feel badass.
Only scene that can compete is the end when Arthur says thank you to the horse, then tells John “get the hell outta here and be a god damn man”. I don’t think that scene is better unless you count the whole scene sequence to the end when he dies, but it was powerful and full of emotion.
Blood Feuds, Ancient and Modern, is hands down the gang at their peak. The best gunslingers are present, cinematography is beautiful, even the conclusion of Catherine Braithwaite running back into the burning manor is so satisfying. Even after disposing of her sons and guards, I ask, why didn’t Dutch kill her? She already lost everything.
The rat wasn't there and he was arguably on par with John at that point
I love Clemens Point. My favorite spot. Waterfront property with beautiful views and fishing. Everyone in the gang is all there too and if you wish, you can leave Micah in jail till your ready to go get him.
Misread the title as “Why Dutch is my Father” for some reason
That's some next level dyslexia
@@NeverKetamine that would explain it
Freudian slip
this gave me a manic response for some reason
I scrolled back up to the title, said to myself to re-enact what you thought "hmm why clemens point is my favourite chapter no no why dutch is my father" then I stood up, sat on my bed and started fake laughing while slapping my knee, after that i started actually laughing from what you said and then i just sat there and rethought my actions
@@khorvair Sounds fair
Yeah couldn’t agree more, Chapter 3/Clements Point was the best part of the game for me. I loved that camp how it was right next to the lake, the sunsets you got there were incredible. It’s also the last time in the game where everyone is alive and in good spirits and Dutch is still somewhat sane. Just the general summery southern feel in this chapter was awesome.
love it when you upload! :D
Valentine is the best town, but Clemens Point has the best camp. Used to love fishing on the lake.
Dont get me wrong, blood fueds is one of my favourite missions for similiar reasons you listed here, but I dunno, I'm a little taken aback by how the focus on how badass it all is.
Yes, the Braithewaites aren't great people. They did kidnap Jack, but they absolutely didn't start it. Dutch dragging this woman into the dirt after destroying her house and killing her sons is really disturbing. It's clear they were holding Jack as bargaining chip. Hell, he was safer and better fed than his entire time on the run with the gang.
I understand the high emotions at play, but I don't think you're supposed to finish this mission in awe of how cool it all is. The dark backdrop, the shaded silhouettes of the gang in the moonlight, the high, haunting crooked melody being sung... I was kind of sickened by how brutal it all is and this mission is supposed highlight that savage side of the gang, imo
I think it was to show how formidable and violent the gang can be when they're all united and not in fighting.
Also kidnapping a kid is crazy
@@momo_f_awsome I'm not defending it. I'm just saying this isn't meant to be a feel good moment
@@austaneousc5802 yeah after re reading it I misinterpreted it mb
@@momo_f_awsome All good man, the mission is undeniably cool despite my mixed feelings
You just made my morning
Dutch was so badass this scene him taking control and showing no mercy, and the way he kills off her last son was soo good aswell.
chapter 4 mightve been my favorite as it's the hint of arthur's tb showing up in some missions and it's the last time we see him in a "brute" mindset
Always look forward to your RDR2 drops! I give you permission to dabble elsewhere, as long as you keep these coming on the reg!! 😉 🙏🏼
It's been 100+ hours and i just started chapter 6, Most of the time i spent roaming in chapter 2. Damn i didn't know that was the gang at it's peak
Chapter 6 is such a downer for sure
I play this game every weekend , I put aside an hour or two and I just play and try to find things I’ve never found myself. I never get tired of this game. I don’t know why this game keeps me interested. Maybe I’m the same as those that play GTA 5 day after day. It’s just the game I love more than any other game.
👍👍👍✌️✌️✌️
Tbh between RDR2 and GTA 5, RDR2 actually makes us feel like there's life in the world we play in because of the random scenarions you find yourself in at random moments and I'd say the bounty system makes it a whole different league of its own
I also never get tired of it, I can spend a month on one chapter.
Im on my 5th playthrough right now. I have a lot of other games but, they just pale in comparison. All I want to play is RDR2.
I might need some read dead rehab..lol
A historic battlefield, a bank robbery, a family feud between two plantation homes, the missions we do for both sides, that southern charm (or lack thereof), the death of Sean, selling and stealing moonshine, and the assault on Braithwaite manor what more could this chapter have.
I remember playing this mission for tyhe first time and I felt like a kid in my own family had been kidnapped. Especially after Shawn had been killed I was just filled with 'righteous anger' and I loved it.
This is also my favorite. The missions are just amazing and memorable!
The mission where you attack Bronte was my favorite
Nah the ride to the Braithwaite Manor and the walk up to that house was super sick but yes I agree this is most definetly the climax of the game cus right after that was the beginning of the down fall of the gang when they got involved with Bronte
I love clemens point just like you, i think it has great vibes, best missions and camp
The pull up to Braithwaite Manor might be the hardest scene I've played in any game. Like that is pretty much the full force of the Van Der Line family ready to kill cause these bastards took their kid. Such good shit!!
Agreed,
That ride up to the manor along that tree lined road with that amazing score popping off in the background just gives me chills.
k don’t know if u read the comments,
first: ur voice is nice and i like it (im just a girl)
second: chapter 3 shit was wild. it was such a good chapter, before dutch has completly gone of the rails. i think dutch sounds so inspiring and he makes sense, wanting to get his sons, his friends, his family to safety, and to the west. and i don’t know if anyone else kinda picked up on it, but chapter 6, is when dutch starts to not make sense, his speeches, the stuff he tells arthur no longer sounds inspiring. like in chapter 5 when he is doing the “chess game” in his head, he sounds like a lunatic. but in horseshoe overlook yk he is the leader that rockstar wanted us to see.
You bet your ass i read comments. First: thank you. Thats really sweet to hear. You made my day.
Second: Chapter 3 and even Chapter 6 i always ran through simply because its so hard to not want to see what comes next. Even for someone that has beaten the game multiple times. Im actually replaying chapter 3 right now and its the little conversations in the camp thats really making it for me this time. I wish i took my time so much sooner. Hopefully i can pace myself and catch more. But on that note have you ever caught Ms Grimshaw yelling at dutch in chapter 6 only for him to get in her face and she backs down? That one has always been a crazy one for me. Really highlights Dutch turning on the most loyal and level headed members
@@CynicGTA okay legit so happy you responded. i bet ur pretty just for that. but NO ive never seen that scene with her and dutch. i think thats my problem too. i’ve replayed the game more times then i can remember, but i always go to fast. i want to really like engage, thats what im doing this play through, im now on chapter 6 so i may see it. ive watched a lot of your videos and i always want to comment. because i geek out on red dead. such a beautifully constructed game, that really makes people feel emotional. like i think in one of your videos you talk about how micah could have been misunderstood, i loved that. i love his character and how he manipulated dutch to get what he wanted trying to cater to the side of him that craves chaos instead of order.
This mission was my favorite, I wish we would have seen more missions where the whole gang works together before everything went to shit.
hands down fav mission
I've only recently completed RDR2 and after watching this I immediately want to go back and play again. I think for me I was so concerned with playing the game 'right' that I didn't really stop and take the time to take all the small details in. I didn't realise at the beginning the difference between events that were white and yellow so accidentally missed quite a few at the first camp. Now I know to spend more time enjoying each section and not to rush through.
i most def feel like the most iconic mission was the bank robbery with hosea was murdered by the pinkertons in front of the bank which really in my opinion started the turmoil of the gang
I loved Clemens Point as well, chapters 3 & 4 are easily my favorites out of the entire game.
Will there be a Red Dead Redemption 3 in your opinion ? If so, when ? I just can't wait. It would be good for purely RDR youtubers like you as well to have something else. This game is 6 years old , despite still being more beautiful than PS5 games.
Blood Feuds Anchient and Modern is the reasom the Evan's repeater exists.
All missions in chapters 2,3,4, are absolutely awsome. Chapter 5 is also good but the ending is very sad after Lenny and Hosea were killed
"Matthewwwws" is by far the most badass line in the whole game
I'm almost done with the epilogue stuff for the first time and I can't think of another game I want to play. 150 hours and I just want to do it all again.
Favorite hideout: Clemens point
Favorite chapter 4 and 6
Favorite Mission the bank robbery in valentine and the yacht mission in 4
I loved rescuing jack also, the mission was sick riding in with the gang. that mission had real purpose felt wicked.
I never spend enough time in this chapter. I plan to linger there longer during my next play through.
Clemens is my 2nd favorite chapter but chapter 4 takes 1st place. Trelawnys boat raid and the chaos that is the big bank robbery are my favorite missions in the game
I like Clemens Point because we get a glimpse into what life was probably like before all of this Pinkerton Nonsense and Cornwall and whatever. It’s just the Gang and the Local Degenerates they’re robbing. Only that it went sour this time and they had to save someone and lost another. Which would’ve occasionally happened. Giving us a full view of the gang.
Like you mentioned, rdr2 feels like it really opens up and let’s you explore more of the world when you reach Rhodes.
can someone plz tell me what the song in the background in the first part of this i’ve been looking all over and can’t find the name
I don’t care how people feel about Dutch I wanna play as him so bad in rdr3 this man quick draw headshots the dude in the middle then the guy in the top left balcony this man must’ve been the most wicked man when he first started the gang
I would agree. Raiding the braithwaites mansion is the best mission.
Chapter III has an insane Django vibe
16:44 why does uncle not have a beard
I actually think the Grays and the Braithewaite hold more importance to the plot than most people would think. In my opinion it was the beginning of the end. Dutch came strolling high and mighty thinking he was scamming and manipulating them from the beginning. Insulting them when their back is turned and loudly stating he thinks they're trash. Dutch underestimated them just like he did with the Pinkertons and everyone else he views as less intelligent than him. That is how Bronte was able to play him like a fiddle because bronte was the exact opposite of the grays and Braithewaite, Dutch tried to get on his good side. Hosea on the other hand was a lot more cautious and suspicious of them yet he still tried his best to play them for information on their gold. I just find it ironic that in the End it was a dying Arthur who got the treasure to help 2 kids in love
Horseshoe overlook for me, Arthur is in his prime, both physically and in terms of respect. As the story progresses his authority becomes questioned, by the rat, by Bill as soon in the dynamite mission, it was a subconscious jab at Arthur when he suggested he play dead. Arthur was in control of his destiny in chapter 2, he was the backbone of the gang. The thread that help everything together, it’s a wonder how they did anything without Arthur. I am very disappointed with how RDR 2 ended because fundamentally it is not believable, there’s no instance when a gang such as Dutch’s gang would accept a newcomer as a second in command.
I always liked Hosea. He's calm with a dry sense of humor. Despite his illness, he can still be a badass without being violent. Maybe a sigma male type. Hated it when he got killed in Saint Denis, his death impacted the gang more than you think.
Me scrolling past this video then onto it because I just got into Rhodes with Dutch😂😂😂😂 what a world
The game definitely peaks here for me
I love this mission. Probably one of my next favorite is when Arthur and Lenny take the rifles at Shaddy Bell. And then when Arthur and John take over Shady Bell.
Chapter 3 is the most iconic, I agree, but chapter 4 is the most decisive, and the bank robbery missioni is the most adrenalinic mission in the entire game: the tension is high and ask yourself how could we get to this and what will happen to the gang
i just saw the thumbnail, i was like 'bro same' and then continued to watch the entire video without having any real interest in it.
About sums up my time on youtube lol
@@CynicGTA lmao
Still look for Gavin ... XD
Agreed. Beaver Hollow is Great in story but just, 😔. Horseshoe is Overrated, it's great but a tad bit boring at times, Saint Denis is a Nothing Burger, and Guarma is Guarma
Saint Denis was so underutilized and dumb imo, i wish it had more uses but since it didnt its the worst in my opinion,also saint denis is a classic but i can see why some people wouldn't like it
Hate walking with horses in Saint Denis moving slow and a bus runs into you now u have bounty and cops on you, if your walking on foot and u bump into a pedestrian your dead before u can run away
@@codyjohns6931 wait you dont just ride on ur horse slowly? I thought everyone did that
@@CrazyTrainEnjoyer while on horseback in Saint Denis if i was moving any slower id be moving backwards but even when its still difficult to not cause trouble, u touch the sprint button twice u and u knocked over a newspaper man and ran over 3 kids trying to pickpocket npcs
@@codyjohns6931 maybe its easier in pc? Idk i never really faced that problem aside from npcs yelling sometimes
Blood feuds ancient and modern is peak gaming for me
My favorite chapter has to be Beaver Hallow. The end of the story us always the best in my opinion. To see Arthur confron Dutch and Micah and the surprise return of John made it worth while and the final act of sacrifice always gets me. "Now go and be a G**D*** man!"
I agree 👍🤠
It's my favorite chapter and camp
It’s my favorite to
100% agree
My favorite parts of the game are the inbetweens of chapters 2-3 and early 4 to early 6.
My favorite
Dutch he cult leader
Breaking into the manor and killing everyone trying to get jack back… that mission had me covered in goosebumps. That mission was so damn cinematic. I felt like I was watching a movie
Agreed,
I felt like I was in a movie. The score that was playing in the background gave me chills.
@@partlycloudy9443 fr bro this game has the best songs for its missions they all fit so well. This and the song that plays when Arthur dies are my favorite, cruel world from epilogue is up there too
@@CelticsIn5
I think Willie Nelson sang cruel world.
Just an awesome well thought out soundtrack
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W video
2-4 are the best chapters without a doubt
Agreeable, but counterpoint…
LENNNYYYYYYYY!!!
If only you could take the deputy badge off it would be perfect
You can. Make sure you have saved outfits on your horse before you start the mission where you get the badge (American Distillation mission). Immediately after the cutscene where you first get the badge, change the outfit from your horse, then after the next cutscene you get it again, mission is over. Change the outfit again so that the badge is removed , save your game, done. Once you know you have an outfit with no badge, use that outfit as a template to make new outfits as needed.
It's been a while since I did it so I can't remember exactly, but it definitely works. Just remember to switch outfits after any cutscene if the badge is equipped/re-equipped. If you can't get it to work then let me know and I'll open up an old save and confirm the process.
I just wish I could also avoid the whole "no weapons" in Rhodes.
my favorite is Saint Denis, although Beaver Hollow comes close second
agreed
My favorite chapter is chapter 3
Blood Fueds Ancient and Modern is one of my favorite missions. But Chapter 3 felt rather boring, I wasn't invested in the whole Gray vs. Braithwaite feud, Chapter 4 is where things felt like they were really picking up. I loved Chapter 2 though.
The cinematic camera ruined the scene💀
Dutch
Dutch
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You accidentally said every chapter is crucial but Guarma exists so idk
im being cheeky, video is v good so far !
man you did a great job expressing why you love this mission, it IS amazing ! Hosea Matthews shines !
Chapter 2 is my favorite because i can leave Micah in jail
Fun fact: Chapter 3 is the earliest that you can complete all of the challenges. It isn't until chapter 3 that the horse fence opens up which is required for completing the banditry challenge. All other challenges can be completed in Chapter 2.
Nah disagree. The two last mission are great but there's a whole lot of boring before that. Burning the tobacco fields is slow and boring, serving moonshine at the bar is slow and boring, the fact the game prevents you from commiting crimes in Rhodes is slow and boring, chasing the guy on the train is slow and boring, stealing the moonshine in the swamp is slow and boring and it just goes on and on and on
Bruh rdr2 ain't about the chaos it's about the story, Go play gta 5 lmao
Guarma 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮