The reason that theres a big ocean underneath the Map is that a lot of games have one singular water plain underneath the map and whenever they need lakes or rivers they simply stretch that surface up so that they dont need to have multiple physics simulations running at once.
@@mojorisin8368 TO be fair, I wouldn't think of it because I'm the kind of person who adds water when I need water and keeps the rest of the map an endless void. So... I can understand the shock by some because to be fair I expected the games to not have an endless water void.
The map wasn’t glitching at the end. You were simply hitting loading points for Guarma. The game unloads the main map and loads in Guarma for Chapter 5. If you wondered around a bit more you would’ve found out that the whole island is there and it’s solid ground you can walk on, this is because the entire island of Guarma was planned to be a playable map but due to time constraints Chapter 5 was significantly cut back, you would’ve found the main Guarma area you play in on the west coast of the island. It’s truly fascinating that this entire island is there outside the map
@@dankbacon55 realistically we don’t know and we’ll never know. I always just assumed that since Red Dead’s release date was delayed they were working until the very end so Guarma had to be cut back because they didn’t have enough time until release date
Yes u are one hundred percent correct we were supposed to get their by a boat ticket and riding a boat and u would hit a cutscenes and after it u would be just arriving their it was found in the game files
The reason there is so much land outside the map is because the devs don't want you to see the edge of the map. Like if you go to the tallest mountains in the game, you can see these areas, plus they want you to think the map is even bigger than it is.
Exactly, I'm pretty sure they're just there to block further view of the outside edges. Another theory I had was the out of bounds terrain could've been used for depth or background on deloaded terrain
its like with bridges in open world games to there's a lake normally that you would go over by the bridge and the game feels bigger than it is because of that bridge and without it would just feel smaller
So he wasn't being sarcastic to the doctor. He actually has a country club in California but he sadly couldn't go there because it was out of bounds :(
The year is 1899. You are siting on the front porch of the saloon with a massive hangover when you see a man... Fly pass you 30 feet in the sky on a flying horse.
Cause of that flying horse he explored more outside the map in 15 min than I did after around 17 hours of total exploring by not flying horse. Love your content. Your gonna blow up soon
Fun fact: Most of these outside map areas will be reused in RDR3. They did same with RDR for RDR2. You can still find in original game RDR2 pre-alpha design, they reworked on plenty parts of the map giving more details.
The reason why those far out of map lands have low textures is for sure to preserve memory.. no reason to make It all look prestine, the player isn't supposed to see those places up close but for certain angles in some parts of the map we can see parts of those out of map places.. but seen from far away they look perfect.
Actually that Ocean is where Guarma is. On the red dead map Guarma is situated to the West of the normal map. Which you know is supposed to be surrounded by water.
Guarma is south of the normal map and under it just correcting you;) (what happens is you gonna reach guarma going by anyway out of map but south is the best one to reach guarma with a horse)
Many open-world games, and to my knowledge all Rockstar ones, have an ocean under the map that drags on forever. It's there in San Andreas, and there would be no reason for it not to be there in RDR2. It doesn't prove anything, it's just that you will see ocean wherever land ends and Rockstar didn't ever need a tool to create infinite land in any of their games, thus they don't have infinite land but they do have infinite water because they needed that for GTA. The reason for having ocean everywhere is that it makes everything easier for the devs. They don't have to hide the seams anywhere on the actual ocean of the map, and they have a decent point of reference for how high up any specific part of land should be.
There is a cool way to go outside the map: in the Big Valley there is a little cave (there lives a crazy hermit too), go inside until you reach a dead end with a large hole- drink moonshine until you pass out- boom you are spawning outside the map. I did this to get John to Guarma and let me tell you it took me many hours to get there XD you can actually ride with a horse if you find one (animals outside do absolutly nothing, they just stand there even wolfs and such 😂) and you can go pretty far outside until you reach blurry land. 9:10 this is probably part of Guarma Map. Good video mate, cheers from Austria ✌
I've always glitched across the river to Mexico (guns and first person trick). I discovered that by the lake in the east you can call your horse. This is probably the only place where you can do that.
3:03 tbh, it's the other way around. In these open world games the water level is set first, so basically the ocan is created first. Then they build the land on top or even below that. I've got some insight in this topic of game creating, since I used to be a modder for TES4: Oblivion back in the days, creating entire new questlines and continents as well.
I mean, Tall Trees is California. Tall Trees being a reference to the Redwoods and if you study the bighorn sheep in the area they all say Sierra Nevada Bighorn sheep.
@JordanScottMills he's gonna make a video on fortnite skins and why he's attracted to them? Or in this case, rdr2 skins. No, he isn't. He's not a weirdo
yeah, a more realistic version would be: new hannover and west elizabeth as texas lemoyne as louisiana ambarino as oaklahoma nuevo leon as northern mexico southern texas as new austin
@@beatmodera more accurate version would be New Hanover as Nebraska, Kansas, and Arkansas. Ambarino as Colorado and Wyoming, Lemoyne as Louisiana, West Elizabeth as Colorado and Northern California. New Austin as New Mexico, Arizona and southeastern California. Nuevo Paraiso would be the Mexican states of Chihuahua and Sonora.
That big island was actually the unrendered part of guarma, idk why they didn’t add a fast travel to guarma since you can actually go there even without mods
Cool investigation. I think you will find a body of water starting on every far edge of the map. I believe this is a death barrier mechanism "just in case" the player makes their ways that far OOB. The Guarma glitch (~10 min) is there because, apparently, Guarma is the only part of the map that loads independently.
@James Wickham I did and it worked perfectly for a few weeks, then out of nowhere my game started to crash upon startup with mods installed, so that was that. It was fun as long as it lasted.
The last location you went to is where guarma is located, rockstar put it far away so players wouldn’t see it, and it looks like rockstar was going to expand on guarma and possibly add another island
The out of bounds nonrendered textures are to make up for the US and Mexico that's not part of the game. It's to prevent the map from looking incomplete like with V's where Nevada, San Francisco and San Diego is just ocean where there's supposed to be land.
The part of south was guarma if im right. theres a glitch in the game if you get drunk near the end of the map in new austin you can spawn on the glitchy area and then if you run south u will fall and get onto guarma so im guessing thats what u saw
Well the way that most games like this work is that they will have a sea level at a certain point so what you thought was rockstar making california in rdr2 was just the end of the land they decided to create as the land that on what you think to be the coast is where rockstar probably thought nobody would go so why bother making more land? That is why the coast is a straight line.
If Adichu only opened the map at the end, he would've realised he was at Guarma. Basically, at the end of Chapter 4, in the transition cutscene (on the boat) you get taken past the loading trigger for Guarma. The trigger swaps out the normal pause-menu map for the Guarma map, de-loads the normal map so you can't see it in Chapter 5, and loads up Guarma. Then it's just a matter of putting the player where you need to be for the mission. The loading trigger is just very far south of Saint Denis and since you're not meant to be that far south in normal gameplay it doesn't get removed at any point. So you could go back to Guarma at any point with glitches. If you go early (before Chapter 5) there's no sniper but after the mission 'A Kind and Benevolent Despot' the sniper is permanent.
You shoudl try getting in every direction, x y and z. By that i mean use a xyz teleported to see what changes when you teleport far and far each time. Something like artkoval did in gta (exploring outside the map, reaching letter n on the radar, exploring the space and more if im not wrong)
Great content but the reason the why the land is so unredered is because if you go up high it would be more realistic but no one’s meant to be there so they don’t put anything there
San Andreas Island in Gta 5 is a Pacific Island map stand alone. This video confirms that we could be looking at a merging of these places in Rockstar 6. 100 years later; because why didn't they kill code?, and the map fits perfectly on theme with the united states.
Well I assume rockstar would of thought of California since all of the dialogue but I don't think they would of put it in the game its just the edge of the map so you you don't see just ocean
If the map was going to be a bit bigger, it would simply be an addition of Mexico. Hell, even New Austin was a stretch for Rockstar, as it was added in late In development to satisfy fans after the initial teasers/trailers. All the terrain that surrounds the map is just randomly generated (maybe except for this weird little bay on the eastern edge? Also, there's a lake/river source that's a remnant of beta development just beyond NH's nothern edge). It's low poly because the player is really only supposed to see it from an extreme distance. If something was actually planned, you would have a lot more flat areas, cliffs, river beds, general signs of a more artificially molded terrain. The only piece of terrain that actually fits this description is the ENTIRE island of Guarma. I believe early in development, you were supposed to have more access to Guarma, and there would be a lot more locations. However something must've happened and now the main area is only the northwestern/west coast. If you want a really good in-depth series of RDR2 out-of-bounds exploration, I highly recommend checking out Basement Gamer Bros.
I went out of bounds there and I saw a red dot on my map. I went to it and it was a grey cougar, which is odd because there are no grey cougars in the game. It also had reddish eyes. I’m being deadass. It was like 4 am in the game
7:59 - since you have access to mods you probably can brake that invisible barrier, since Shesez, i think it's him, made a video where he went all the way to the end of the ocean / horizon and the skybox turned bright white, you can't see nothing more besides white and the mini - map, by that point you can only move the cursor, the player just gets stuck there. The thing is that he made that part of the clip so fast that made me want to see more.
I don’t think the devs consciously added oceans around the outside of the map per se, it’s pretty common practice for game engines to use an “ocean level” or “water level” which acts as the minimum height that the ocean will exist at. It’s basically a flat plane that stretches on for infinity in all directions However I find the East “out of the map” side to be the most interesting, they seem to have designed a massive coastline that would have otherwise never been seen by the player in normal gameplay. It does make me wonder, was the map originally intended to be larger and include this eastern coastline? I’ve been doing level design as a hobby since I was a kid and designing detailed geometry on such a scale isn’t something that gets done for no reason, I’ve explored that area a few times and I’ve always gotten the impression that it was originally intended to be used at some point during the map dev process, and then had the geometry/textures later on. Possibly cut due to resource constraints seeing how massive the map already is? Just some speculation
same thing the actually doesn’t make a lot of sense because in the 1800s New Orleans (which is what Saint Denis is based off of) looked almost identical to Saint Denis it was only litter on where they expanded to the other side of the Mississippi River, and New Orleans is not on the edge of an ocean. It’s surrounding a river like in red dead redemption so if you cross the river of Saint Denis, there’s more land like in real life so that does make sense.
Red dead 3 is said to take place on the entire coast of California.. Mexico and canda mixed.. meaning next gen only or even the next system to come out.. but it seems like the map was either suppose to be bigger or they did this so people wouldn’t see the end of the map
I think rer3 will have all if not mid west and all west especially 1840's which silver gold California Nevada and have some Oregon trail Louis and clarke stuff. I'm dure they are working on it constantly. Or just all west including canada and alaska would be awesome
The interesting thing is that if you fall into the void far beyond the map, it won't put you on the nearest ground, but you will fall endlessly. Don't ask me how I know.
California is in RDR2 for example Strawberry is an actual place in California, Tall trees represents the Sequioa trees and many waterfalls and mountains are very similar to Yosemite
I dont think they'd put California except small parts of it like where New Austin ends Red Dead 3 will have Mexico & Canada especially before or after the Van Der Linde Gang, the Demise or the Peak I think the Gang at some point went to Canada but dont be Surprised if you see a 18th Century Los Santos in there Red Dead & GTA maybe LA Noire are all Connected somehow
at the end it was guarma bc if u didn't know once u get out of bounds it u fall down to the water and u can land on guarma bc it loads under the map kinda but also a little out of bounds like when ur at van horn look off at the water and the land mass across from it is guarma don't believe me look up a video Abt it
The reason that theres a big ocean underneath the Map is that a lot of games have one singular water plain underneath the map and whenever they need lakes or rivers they simply stretch that surface up so that they dont need to have multiple physics simulations running at once.
Why couldn't he work that out? He was genuinely surprised every time he found water. Mindblowing.
@@mojorisin8368 TO be fair, I wouldn't think of it because I'm the kind of person who adds water when I need water and keeps the rest of the map an endless void. So... I can understand the shock by some because to be fair I expected the games to not have an endless water void.
@@kellmedd4925 like every game has that : zelda witcher gta everythinnnng
Thats always like thee first Thing the des start with
But thats heavier lol
The map wasn’t glitching at the end. You were simply hitting loading points for Guarma. The game unloads the main map and loads in Guarma for Chapter 5. If you wondered around a bit more you would’ve found out that the whole island is there and it’s solid ground you can walk on, this is because the entire island of Guarma was planned to be a playable map but due to time constraints Chapter 5 was significantly cut back, you would’ve found the main Guarma area you play in on the west coast of the island. It’s truly fascinating that this entire island is there outside the map
I dont think it was constraints but just scrapped content
@@dankbacon55 realistically we don’t know and we’ll never know. I always just assumed that since Red Dead’s release date was delayed they were working until the very end so Guarma had to be cut back because they didn’t have enough time until release date
Yes u are one hundred percent correct we were supposed to get their by a boat ticket and riding a boat and u would hit a cutscenes and after it u would be just arriving their it was found in the game files
Kinda reminds me of north Yankton in GTA
You are correct. I found a video a while back of someone who rode his horse to guarma.
The reason there is so much land outside the map is because the devs don't want you to see the edge of the map. Like if you go to the tallest mountains in the game, you can see these areas, plus they want you to think the map is even bigger than it is.
Exactly, I'm pretty sure they're just there to block further view of the outside edges. Another theory I had was the out of bounds terrain could've been used for depth or background on deloaded terrain
yep, it’s to make the scope of the game look big, and it is. what’s impressive is how much of it you can actually traverse without mods.
its like with bridges in open world games to there's a lake normally that you would go over by the bridge and the game feels bigger than it is because of that bridge and without it would just feel smaller
I can see that. In RDR1 if you stand at Nekoti Rock and look across Flat Iron Lake its pretty evident where the edge is.
Yea hopefully Gta VI will do this, I was never a fan of the gta maps just being islands it just felt off
Now Arthur can go to his country club in Calfornia
this got me😭
Me too 😭
Hehe!
So he wasn't being sarcastic to the doctor. He actually has a country club in California but he sadly couldn't go there because it was out of bounds :(
Letsgooo
The year is 1899. You are siting on the front porch of the saloon with a massive hangover when you see a man... Fly pass you 30 feet in the sky on a flying horse.
Normal day in the old west
Just normal side effects of Uncle's Lumbago.
Horse mk2
Actuall 1904 since the epilouge is in 1904 and he plays as john
@@gigicernescu6642Ackshually,both parts of the epilogue are set in 1907. And then RDR1 is set in 1911,with its epilogue set in 1914.
Cause of that flying horse he explored more outside the map in 15 min than I did after around 17 hours of total exploring by not flying horse. Love your content. Your gonna blow up soon
thank you :}
@@AdamP-h2n tf
@@AdamP-h2n you're welcome
Bro, nothing was more irritating than running for an entire day in real time and ending in getting trapped in giant jagged rocks
you implying he's gonna explode?
Fun fact: Most of these outside map areas will be reused in RDR3.
They did same with RDR for RDR2.
You can still find in original game RDR2 pre-alpha design, they reworked on plenty parts of the map giving more details.
Don’t think they will do an rdr3 though
@@bmoneyr6 they might, one of rockstar owners said if they profit off of rdr2 they will make another one. And they made some profit of rdr2
A bit... I've done some outside map exploration in RDR1 and some parts of northern West Elizabeth look nothing like the terrain in RDR2
The reason why those far out of map lands have low textures is for sure to preserve memory.. no reason to make It all look prestine, the player isn't supposed to see those places up close but for certain angles in some parts of the map we can see parts of those out of map places.. but seen from far away they look perfect.
Hope rdr3 is in cali and mexical
@@vvxbkra Mexical 💀
@@vvxbkra Also RDR1 already has Mexico ye moron
Dude didn't even realize he was in guarma at the end
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I imagine most of his videos are fake, he probably hasn’t done anything but make fake ass videos after he beat the game
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Those Green mountains at the end of the video looked a lot like gta5 style 😂 was almost expecting to see the vinewood sign lol
Well a few years later they will build that
seriously underrated channel. i love your content man
thank u so much
Horse could not hold it In😂 1:07
Imagine shit falling from the sky and hitting you and then you look up and see a man flying a horse across the land
Actually that Ocean is where Guarma is. On the red dead map Guarma is situated to the West of the normal map. Which you know is supposed to be surrounded by water.
East, not west
In Another video I saw a fella rode a horse to Guarma by going around New Austin and back east to just south of Rhodes
@@MrFusion oh no it's west of the map.
Guarma is south of the normal map and under it just correcting you;) (what happens is you gonna reach guarma going by anyway out of map but south is the best one to reach guarma with a horse)
@@MrFusionyou goddamn gargoyle
You cannot correct someone when they are right
Even in game lore it’s not east it’s south
Cmon man
Many open-world games, and to my knowledge all Rockstar ones, have an ocean under the map that drags on forever. It's there in San Andreas, and there would be no reason for it not to be there in RDR2. It doesn't prove anything, it's just that you will see ocean wherever land ends and Rockstar didn't ever need a tool to create infinite land in any of their games, thus they don't have infinite land but they do have infinite water because they needed that for GTA.
The reason for having ocean everywhere is that it makes everything easier for the devs. They don't have to hide the seams anywhere on the actual ocean of the map, and they have a decent point of reference for how high up any specific part of land should be.
6:52: I love how when you go east from the map, it literally just turns into the Midwest
There is a cool way to go outside the map: in the Big Valley there is a little cave (there lives a crazy hermit too), go inside until you reach a dead end with a large hole- drink moonshine until you pass out- boom you are spawning outside the map. I did this to get John to Guarma and let me tell you it took me many hours to get there XD you can actually ride with a horse if you find one (animals outside do absolutly nothing, they just stand there even wolfs and such 😂) and you can go pretty far outside until you reach blurry land.
9:10 this is probably part of Guarma Map.
Good video mate, cheers from Austria ✌
I've always glitched across the river to Mexico (guns and first person trick). I discovered that by the lake in the east you can call your horse. This is probably the only place where you can do that.
3:03 tbh, it's the other way around. In these open world games the water level is set first, so basically the ocan is created first. Then they build the land on top or even below that. I've got some insight in this topic of game creating, since I used to be a modder for TES4: Oblivion back in the days, creating entire new questlines and continents as well.
Breath of the Wild/Tears of the Kingdom did the same
I mean, Tall Trees is California. Tall Trees being a reference to the Redwoods and if you study the bighorn sheep in the area they all say Sierra Nevada Bighorn sheep.
Also, Strawberry is apparently based on a town of the same name in California.
Cali is name dropped though as a place that exists
I see it more as the canon Colorado, but it is based off a mix of many states.
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did u know that if u went farther south u would reach guarma ?
@@ah-uq1cj hmm i did not know until after the video. but yes that is very cool
Anyone else getting sernando vibes from this guy?
The hell, no
@@mrcvgamerman just wait.
@JordanScottMills he's gonna make a video on fortnite skins and why he's attracted to them? Or in this case, rdr2 skins. No, he isn't. He's not a weirdo
@@mrcvgamerman Same NRG
No clickbait or sexual attraction towards video game characters, so no
The reason why the map changes in the south and near Ohio is whenever you do the mission in chapter 4 you head South and you get to Guama
8:57 that actually isn't entirely inaccurate: New Orleans isn't technically on the coast, there's still bayou south of it
yeah, a more realistic version would be:
new hannover and west elizabeth as texas
lemoyne as louisiana
ambarino as oaklahoma
nuevo leon as northern mexico
southern texas as new austin
@@beatmodera more accurate version would be New Hanover as Nebraska, Kansas, and Arkansas. Ambarino as Colorado and Wyoming, Lemoyne as Louisiana, West Elizabeth as Colorado and Northern California. New Austin as New Mexico, Arizona and southeastern California. Nuevo Paraiso would be the Mexican states of Chihuahua and Sonora.
Mississippi south Lemonye
That big island was actually the unrendered part of guarma, idk why they didn’t add a fast travel to guarma since you can actually go there even without mods
Guy legit used the oppressor mark horse
Rdr3 brings California into play and the map just keeps getting bigger until rdr5 until the entire US is the map
At a point it will be a one to one recreation of the US
There's not gonna be an RDR5💀
This man deserves more subscribers.
Give this man more subs now.
red dead game but in old europe before ww1. all the crazy gun inventions and the history. i would love that
Can I just say your content is very good and you deserve more.
Hopefully in the future you grow and get more subscribers.
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@@Kaledrone but how? It’s just a compliment lol I get its a joke but still, at least make it make sense
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From new York to California, this map could've been the biggest map in gaming history
The Crew has the whole US map. (But now with all the cities)
If you wanna check it out get the first one because the second one is ass
Microsoft simulator
Minecraft. NO MANS SKY.
Cool investigation. I think you will find a body of water starting on every far edge of the map. I believe this is a death barrier mechanism "just in case" the player makes their ways that far OOB.
The Guarma glitch (~10 min) is there because, apparently, Guarma is the only part of the map that loads independently.
At the edge of the map, there is ocean in every direction.
This dude founds boundaries and thinks he’s exploring the world. When he said Canada😂
This guys a moron
Fun fact: if you go far enough north in Canada IRL you'll find an actual ocean, the arctic ocean
Part of the red dead redemption 2 map is in California the western part of new Austin would be the Mojave desert in California.
There’s also Joshua trees you can find in new Austin, You can also find them in the Mojave
Very good content, wish i had a computer and skills good enough to play rdr2 on PC and install mods, would be so fun. Keep up the good work!
@James Wickham I did and it worked perfectly for a few weeks, then out of nowhere my game started to crash upon startup with mods installed, so that was that. It was fun as long as it lasted.
@James Wickham I did re install it but it didn’t work
@@swedenneutral7892 Mod incompatibilities?
Its not too hard to do
Why horse walking in the air so funny 🤣
The last location you went to is where guarma is located, rockstar put it far away so players wouldn’t see it, and it looks like rockstar was going to expand on guarma and possibly add another island
The out of bounds nonrendered textures are to make up for the US and Mexico that's not part of the game. It's to prevent the map from looking incomplete like with V's where Nevada, San Francisco and San Diego is just ocean where there's supposed to be land.
The part of south was guarma if im right. theres a glitch in the game if you get drunk near the end of the map in new austin you can spawn on the glitchy area and then if you run south u will fall and get onto guarma so im guessing thats what u saw
Well the way that most games like this work is that they will have a sea level at a certain point so what you thought was rockstar making california in rdr2 was just the end of the land they decided to create as the land that on what you think to be the coast is where rockstar probably thought nobody would go so why bother making more land? That is why the coast is a straight line.
Dutch:going to tahiti?
Arthur: maybe california.
Bro I love youre content
If Adichu only opened the map at the end, he would've realised he was at Guarma.
Basically, at the end of Chapter 4, in the transition cutscene (on the boat) you get taken past the loading trigger for Guarma. The trigger swaps out the normal pause-menu map for the Guarma map, de-loads the normal map so you can't see it in Chapter 5, and loads up Guarma. Then it's just a matter of putting the player where you need to be for the mission. The loading trigger is just very far south of Saint Denis and since you're not meant to be that far south in normal gameplay it doesn't get removed at any point. So you could go back to Guarma at any point with glitches. If you go early (before Chapter 5) there's no sniper but after the mission 'A Kind and Benevolent Despot' the sniper is permanent.
The guarma music is so fire
Tbh I think it’s just a coincidence and it’s not actually California but it’s a cool, little theory ig
You shoudl try getting in every direction, x y and z. By that i mean use a xyz teleported to see what changes when you teleport far and far each time. Something like artkoval did in gta (exploring outside the map, reaching letter n on the radar, exploring the space and more if im not wrong)
Finally my state in rdr2
Your the best guy adichu ever
It would be sick if rdr2 had mexico
9:13 this is tahiti and those trees are mango trees 9:45
Great content but the reason the why the land is so unredered is because if you go up high it would be more realistic but no one’s meant to be there so they don’t put anything there
Yeah this guys a moron
@@hiyves9880why?
San Andreas Island in Gta 5 is a Pacific Island map stand alone. This video confirms that we could be looking at a merging of these places in Rockstar 6. 100 years later; because why didn't they kill code?, and the map fits perfectly on theme with the united states.
Damn he found vice city.
Well I assume rockstar would of thought of California since all of the dialogue but I don't think they would of put it in the game its just the edge of the map so you you don't see just ocean
hey can please explore the surface of the ocean right there, please, nice job man!!
If the map was going to be a bit bigger, it would simply be an addition of Mexico. Hell, even New Austin was a stretch for Rockstar, as it was added in late In development to satisfy fans after the initial teasers/trailers.
All the terrain that surrounds the map is just randomly generated (maybe except for this weird little bay on the eastern edge? Also, there's a lake/river source that's a remnant of beta development just beyond NH's nothern edge). It's low poly because the player is really only supposed to see it from an extreme distance. If something was actually planned, you would have a lot more flat areas, cliffs, river beds, general signs of a more artificially molded terrain.
The only piece of terrain that actually fits this description is the ENTIRE island of Guarma. I believe early in development, you were supposed to have more access to Guarma, and there would be a lot more locations. However something must've happened and now the main area is only the northwestern/west coast.
If you want a really good in-depth series of RDR2 out-of-bounds exploration, I highly recommend checking out Basement Gamer Bros.
maybe its just me, but ive always felt new austin looked like it was rushed. it looked more like rdr1 to me than rdr2, maybe this is why
1:30 quite an accurate map
You can go to guarma easily with this
I went out of bounds there and I saw a red dot on my map. I went to it and it was a grey cougar, which is odd because there are no grey cougars in the game. It also had reddish eyes. I’m being deadass. It was like 4 am in the game
There is actually Mexico in the game which they planned to add but didn't. You can find a prison model from RDR1 there
You can tell this guys knows a ton about game production 😅
He does not
@@Itsoooobored ye, that’s the joke
Oh
He doesn't know sh*t about game production considering he couldn't figure out why there was endless water void
you can actually go to mexico if you go near new austin using a glitch where you get drunk
7:59 - since you have access to mods you probably can brake that invisible barrier, since Shesez, i think it's him, made a video where he went all the way to the end of the ocean / horizon and the skybox turned bright white, you can't see nothing more besides white and the mini - map, by that point you can only move the cursor, the player just gets stuck there.
The thing is that he made that part of the clip so fast that made me want to see more.
I also really wish they added Wisconsin and Minnesota
10:06 That’s Tahiti
7:27 i just realized that this could be lake erie, it depends though
The reason why you saw a glitch is because you were entering and exiting gurama
I don’t think the devs consciously added oceans around the outside of the map per se, it’s pretty common practice for game engines to use an “ocean level” or “water level” which acts as the minimum height that the ocean will exist at. It’s basically a flat plane that stretches on for infinity in all directions
However I find the East “out of the map” side to be the most interesting, they seem to have designed a massive coastline that would have otherwise never been seen by the player in normal gameplay. It does make me wonder, was the map originally intended to be larger and include this eastern coastline? I’ve been doing level design as a hobby since I was a kid and designing detailed geometry on such a scale isn’t something that gets done for no reason, I’ve explored that area a few times and I’ve always gotten the impression that it was originally intended to be used at some point during the map dev process, and then had the geometry/textures later on. Possibly cut due to resource constraints seeing how massive the map already is? Just some speculation
I’m not the only one who has a Tennessee walker? (Had it from the beggining to the end)
same thing the actually doesn’t make a lot of sense because in the 1800s New Orleans (which is what Saint Denis is based off of) looked almost identical to Saint Denis it was only litter on where they expanded to the other side of the Mississippi River, and New Orleans is not on the edge of an ocean. It’s surrounding a river like in red dead redemption so if you cross the river of Saint Denis, there’s more land like in real life so that does make sense.
dude knows nothing about game development
9:08 your going into the Guarma part for the map
Red dead 3 is said to take place on the entire coast of California.. Mexico and canda mixed.. meaning next gen only or even the next system to come out.. but it seems like the map was either suppose to be bigger or they did this so people wouldn’t see the end of the map
Literally no one has said this lol
I think rer3 will have all if not mid west and all west especially 1840's which silver gold California Nevada and have some Oregon trail Louis and clarke stuff. I'm dure they are working on it constantly. Or just all west including canada and alaska would be awesome
Adixhu you should try to go to Mexico and Tahiti
The interesting thing is that if you fall into the void far beyond the map, it won't put you on the nearest ground, but you will fall endlessly. Don't ask me how I know.
south of saint denis is guarma so it is accurate since south of new orleans is cuba,over the see,kinda accurate
Yeah bro....no...alot of maps have water under them especially open world games with things like, oh idk SEA LEVELS
some of the very far west of the game is part of the mojave desert and could be part of california, we can tell because of the joshua trees
Yep and Cholla Springs is Southern Arizona with it's Saguaros and Other cacti of the Sonoran Desert
California is in RDR2 for example Strawberry is an actual place in California, Tall trees represents the Sequioa trees and many waterfalls and mountains are very similar to Yosemite
I dont think they'd put California except small parts of it like where New Austin ends Red Dead 3 will have Mexico & Canada especially before or after the Van Der Linde Gang, the Demise or the Peak I think the Gang at some point went to Canada
but dont be Surprised if you see a 18th Century Los Santos in there Red Dead & GTA maybe LA Noire are all Connected somehow
Apparently you can go south enough you can find Guarma because that's we're they store the map I think you have to be on foot though
My idea for why this is all there is because rockstar wanted to have it there just in case the wanted to add more
Tell me you know nothing about game design with an 11 minute video..
Most people playing games don't know anything about design or coding, they simply game
Lmao fr and the comments section is just as idiotic as this dude
Dude finish the game first and then make this videos, how you’re not gonna know what Guarma is.
Im pretty sure you can go to Guarma. If you can u should make a vid
All those mountains and trees could possibly be more map added in a future update
Future update? Nah, we buried that hope a long time ago. R* doesn't give a damn about RDR2.
No, the outside map is just used in order to make it feel like the world doesn't just end there. Without trees it would just look empty.
The first horse to poo in the air. lol
I love how you you need a flying horse instead of making Arthur fly? xD
When you go south east of saint Denis then you end in guarma
They should add the Oregon trail and have a gold rush expansion
Didn’t that end like 50 years before the story?
The map wasn’t glitching at the end that was Tahiti those mountains and sand was Tahiti
You know you found Guama
Nah bro Charles living in there💀💀💀💀💀💀
Imagine rdr2 with whole USA map like The Crew 2🗿
"ARSE COME BACK 😭" 0:47
You died when you fell into the water because you were to high up
California, is the state i live 💀💀💀.
Im pretty sure it's just the end of the land. The water is there by default.
at the end it was guarma bc if u didn't know once u get out of bounds it u fall down to the water and u can land on guarma bc it loads under the map kinda but also a little out of bounds like when ur at van horn look off at the water and the land mass across from it is guarma don't believe me look up a video Abt it