Ambient Red Dead Redemption 2 - Roanoke Ridge 1
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
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How To: In Red Dead Redemption 2, if you switch to First Person and then hold down L2, then the "Aim Weapon" Context Menu will pop up in the bottom right corner. Importantly, with L2 being held down, Arthur will not crouch/pop up Rest menu/go to Rockstar's cinematic camera.
From there, you can record up to 60min, 30fps, 1080p on the PS4 Pro. Then in PS4's ShareFactory, you can crop the video to hide/eliminate the "Aim Weapon" menu in the bottom right corner.
Other details:
• Getting cities has proven tricky - the ambient music often only kicks in if you're outside of towns.
• I'm considering going back and trying to see what of the camps I can film from during the story
• If there's enough interest, I'd like to raise enough money to get an Elgato 4K60 Pro so that I can kick out 4K60fps for y'all :D
Boys may be scared of minecraft cave ambience , but real men are scared of roanoke ridge ambience
True
Exactly,this is the most frightening place i saw in a video game,i even saw a dream of it once.Rockstar made an incredible job for the atmosphere
Rockstar games always have creepy areas, like the forest in gta sa
It's just the loneliness in the mjnecraft caves and the darkness that makes the noises so sinister: you don't know what you're up against, but it does.
Men are scared of Minecraft cave ambience, legends are scared of Roanoke Ridge ambience.
I’ve never played a game that made me feel I was in danger in real life. Horror games never really did it for me but Roanoke Ridge felt real damn sinister.
There is an area in sekiro called Mibu village it has the same vibe for me ...
Roanoke Ridge makes me feel this way but I’m even more scared of Lagras
For some reason, horror games dont scare me that much, but in normal games, like GTA SA or RDR2, when things get creepy, they truly make me feel perturbed, like walking around alone in the san andreas forest or roanoke ridge
@@manintheline5331 for me, the desert/canyons in San Andreas were spookier. With the Area 51 type place, the pile of body bags, the ghost town, etc.
Take a walk around Tall Trees in Red Dead 1 and you'll learn the true meaning of sinister.
I'm pretty sure if you go walking on foot in Roanoke for long enough, you'll start to hear bushes rustle behind you like someone's following you.
I'm about to try that but I'm gonna set up a camp and wait until night to make it creepier
@@user-hx6gs9rq7u Did it work?
@@mainnlander I think so
I fucking swear... I actually hear that shit. Welp! Wasn't planning to sleep anyways :D
@@user-hx6gs9rq7u last time i set up camp in roanoke ridge, the murfree bloods came and threatened me while i was resting by the fire
It makes the last chapter even more depressing.
Felt that on a personal level my dude
@@illraidthemedicinecabinet208 bro same
Right?
Riding through the woods, reflecting on the events of the previous mission you just did, and that lonely whistling tune fades in
This music makes that whole area just so sinister, I love it.
That’s because it is a sinister place, always gives me the feeling of someone watching me when I pass through Roanoke Ridge
@@yesok6592 the strange man is alleyways whatches
@@BasedGod66 what?
Roanoke ridge has always been my favorite part of the map by far. Makes me wanna visit the Appalachian mountains some day.
Roanoke Ridge always gives me the creeps.
Me too
That's why we love this place so much :)
I never understood how people got creeped out by this place? I mean yeah it’s where the Murfrees are in the map but other than that it’s just more calm countryside
when im riding a horse im scared that they can ambush me there are many random ambushes in the area
@@thelambsauce7307 "calm" do you not hear the ambience in the video
The Bayou can get really creepy at night, but what makes Roanoke Ridge even creepier is the music here is pretty much creepy 24/7, Murfree can attack at any time unlike the Night Folk, and I swear my horse kept randomly getting scared and running off in this area as I dismounted her and went to pick flowers...
It’s strange because so many weird, random things happen while I’m in Roanoke. A snake died randomly right in front of me, perfect pelt, nothing around to kill it. Corpses along the road occasionally. Animals fighting. Voices and yells in the distance. The rustle of bushes behind you as you travel. The entire place is just unsettling to the core.
@@Lolpy. yeah i think that’s a glitch, it happens to me too, the snakes can just die instantly from a 1cm fall
All my nightfolk encounters were in the day lmao
Thank god im not the only person whose horse goes apeshit here. And mustangs arent supposed to be scaredy...
Edit: btw i agree with the first reply, lagras and bluewater areas are swampy but at least you have some fishermen and people here, even some crocs. In roanoke its too silent
Actually, Night Folk do attack in the daytime some times
39:09 Roanoke ridge is creepy already but when they play those whistling/screaming echoes…it’s so scary!!
Those are Elks I believe
@@NortheastCorridorFilms You made this so much less creepier.
@@NortheastCorridorFilms birds
@@WalterClements.official im talking about that eerie screech in the back
@@NortheastCorridorFilms im deaf
38:47 is what u came here for
That is one of the creepiest songs i have ever heard in this game espesially beacouse of that wierd wistleling sound.
@@tymon6018 I always get so paranoid when it plays. I feel like I'm being watched, and not just by the Murfree Broods, but maybe even demonic spirits.
Finally
@Truly The Boy says the literal 5 year old.
@Truly The Boy lol only edgy kids try starting fights for no reason. I'm not even angry. I'm just laughing at your stupidity and your pathetic attempt to antagonize me.
This area freaked me out more than the bayou even though I know everything about the bayou is uglier and more sinister.
There is just something about Roanoke ridge that creeps me the fuck out. Maybe it’s because it’s beautiful to look at but the music and sounds are telling your brain that something is wrong...
Roanoke ridge is the area where the gang died. Arthur Morgan is killed, and the entire situation at camp is dreadful
@@barroldtrumboma9162 well, Arthur died in Ambarino I think. The place is on the line between East Grizzlies and Roanoke
Wow Arthur died while entering ambarino.
Like escaping hell (Roanoke Ridge) to Heaven (Ambarino)
@Dax P
I like the bayou well enough when riding through it slow too.
I rarely encountered the nightfolk or got myself killed apart from when i wanted to encounter them.
@@Mazzo_02 weird. The story started in ambarino and ended in ambarino
Them cougars man, one of the scariest video games i've ever played
the cougars are very humane compared to the fucking murfree inbreds
Just love when my horse freaks out over a black bear (as the bear itself is running away)
@@miliba the murfrees haunt my waking hours
They be getting you when you're hunting the legendary moose
The music in this region is awesome! It really helps to make chapter 6 feel like an "oh shit, we fucked up baaad" chapter
And It shows how Your not safe in This Place.
Fun fact: when you go to the bayou at night and ride your horse at a good pace you’ll notice arthur/john turning their heads around constantly due to them being paranoid. They should have done the same for going around roanoake ridge at night.
Imo roanoake is more scary then the bayou
Actually, it looks like a bug. I had the same thing, it can happen everywhere
Eh, I think the night folk are probably a bit worse than the murfrees. They never say a word, and only use melee weapons, which is scarier imo. Being charged at silently in the dark with an axe is a hell of a lot scarier than being shot at. I'd say the night folk are the scariest, the skinners are the second scariest, the murfrees are the third scariest, the del lobos are the fourth scariest, and the O'Driscolls and Lemoyne raiders are the least scary.
@@huh1915 the skinners are more dangerous than the murfrees. They’re more skilled with their weaponry and they plan their attacks more carefully
@@snowyy5902 yh the skinners are the most dangerous gang. They’re very stealthy and smart with their attacks and they’re very brutal. Although I’d say the murfree are scarier
@@pavannair6469 idk man, the murfrees are icky but they’re just inbred hillbillies
Love how eerie this ambient music is, makes the north Roanoke area feel really lonely and grim.
if you don't feel safe in the day time you know you're in big trouble
This reminds me of the creepiest thing anyone’s ever told me. Back in Jr. High, I went on a mission trip to rural Appalachia. The land we stayed on was owned by a local pastor. On the day we arrived, he gave us a brief monologue about the mission work and expectations. He laid down ground rules towards the end, one of them being to NEVER leave the grounds at night because “there are eyes in them hills, even when you don’t think it”. Beautiful land, yet also terrifying
Scary 😧
38:48 that song makes me very perinoid
I live in Roanoke Virginia and trust me while driving through lonely roads and forests at night you get the same vibe as riding through Roanoke ridge at night the unease the sick to your stomach like your being watched
Especially, when riding thru Northwest.
I’ve drove through there a few times, I see what you mean
Don't talk to the hill people. Ever.
Damn, that sucks. I mean, the atmosphere of this area in-game is really heavy and uneasy.
@@JP-297 yeah then South East is just a bunch of crack heads
Roanoke Ridge should’ve been a separated state from New Hanover. They felt like 2 completely different areas.
It should be it’s own state ngl it’s very different from all the states
I agree! Completely.
When I as John found out that the game has states, I was very surprised by the fact that Roanoke Ridge, located so far from Valentine, is part of New Ganover
@@TahitiDreamer1899 Yeah, I think New Hanover might be the biggest state in the game, maybe just after New Austin. The area of Valentine and the Heartlands is so different from Roanoke Ridge, and the Annesburg/Van Horn area that it really does feel like Roanoke Ridge is just a state on his own
It's funny how usually more civillized areas are more dangerous than the peaceful countryside, but in this game it's the exact opposite. Annesburg is literally a safe haven from the Murfree Brood.
Honestly the Murfree brood isn’t that bad too me I would just avoid getting ip close and just be on the ready especially in the north tall trees is the worst for me since the skinners are too numerous
@@Mercury29477 I'm just scared of the ambience, the Murfrees themselves are laughable
Van Horn is no joke tho. The whole town can literally start shooting you down just because you bumped into the wrong dude in the saloon
It's awesome how music have such an influence in the way we interpret things... If you mute the ambience song and go roam through Roanoke, it is one of the most beautiful places in the game!
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Roanoke gives me the creeps
@@snowyy5902 Me too buddy
for some reason, the silence makes it even creepier
@@micah7611 Oh no Micah ll I thought your dead father….
44:20 I know this plays before chapter 6 but it just reminds me of how depressing The Van Der Linde gang became after the St. Denis Robbery.
I came here looking for this song for the exact same reason, thanks for the time stamp mate
Imagine this place in the autumn
No
@@MrSheep2796 yes
@Jackson Bell yes
@@braden2206 no
@@Ataurion yes
This is the only place I travel in rdr2 with guns drawn, I still don’t feel safe
Same here, every time I leave camp I draw my pump shotgun. Been playing for almost 2 years now and I'm still paranoid in this region. I avoid travelling at night
Esco
Same man. The haunted forest in that area doesn’t help either 😂
Esco the whispers in the forest, damn
Haha right on!!
I have grown to love when the Murfree guys show up behind you after setting up camp. Sometimes they'll warn you sometimes they straight shoot.
It's probably the most beautiful area in the game but also so friggin creepy. Love it.
20:40 - 27:50
I feel like Chapter 6 ruined Roanoke for me. In the post game, whenever I ride through there, and that somber music fades in, I slow my horse's gallop and get reminded of all the sadness that surrounds that area. Maybe in some weird way thats actually a good thing. The story had so much emotional weight it permanently changed the atmosphere of an area.
I feel exactly the same way
Then the relentless Murfree brood encounters ruin any sort of mood haha
I would only go to Roanoke valley
@@erica5624 yeah I wish they'd made the murfree encounters fewer and creepier, like maybe you see them watching from bushes or hills and a few minutes later you actually get ambushed
15:53 This soundtrack played while i did the Charlotte missions. Such nice memories :)
this is probably the only game ive ever played where the ambient music made me genuinely afraid to even be in a certain area. ive kinda gotten over my fear since now i know there isnt someone following me or anything, but it still gives me the chills!
What about RDR 1 west elizabeth?
those bushes that rustle behind you if you walk on foot at the ridge for too long say otherwise
@@zombiecpj3848for my 2nd or 3rd playtrough it was lemoyne or the swamps mostly
But now its Roanoke ridge
Online. Want to tag a 3 star moose. I've gone hunting in real life, and you psych yourself out a lot. There's that feeling of being watched. No other hunting game I've played has given me that same feeling. Music really does move you.
Postal dude, didnt you said that you didnt even like videogames?
More accurately: In Roanoke Ridge, danger finds you, not the other way around.
This music just perfectly adds to the unsettling nature of this area.
I never thought a game could give me this many creeps. I was exploring the area and it was all sunny and clear, then it suddenly became windy and rainy and one singular lightning bolt struck on a hilltop very close to me. Then as fast as the storm begun, it was sunny again. This music was playing the entire time and I galloped out of there real fucking quick.
At one point in the game the far Northeast of the map always immediately turns stormy when you ride there because one of the stranger missions up there takes place at night in a storm. Ngl tho it freaked me out before I figured that out tho lol
@@snowpawwolf1123 Ah that clears things up! Yeah I was north of Annesburg at the time. Thanks for the information :)
its messed up that 2 legandary animals are in that area
@2:00 that haunting horror sound effect and night time animals in background, elk bleating. My favorite. First time I heard that in the forest at night I just froze on my horse amazed at how great it is.
My favorite place in the game by far. Dark soundtrack, environment polluted by many trees, hills and many, many murfree.
Nilson Gonçalves And a bunch of animals to hunt + a lot of mysteries
and also many animals there are poisoned u know the fish are poisend if u cantch em also the dogs in butcher creek also many rabbits where poisend i killed one of em and it said mangy rabbit and it was all so messed up even the deer where poisend there
I love the harmonica that starts up around 44:25, I always wander around Roanoke Ridge hoping to hear it.
I’m pretty sure this can be heard in West Elizabeth as well.
Hell yeah this track is amazing
I had my gun ready at all times through here
Almost 1 year later and I already have nostalgia vibes
3 years, 3 FUCKEN YEARS AGO what have you done in 3 years of your life since red dead 2 came out
@@unspokensage2974right?
there's somethin' in them woods, ain't no man or beast
The contrast between the seemingly peaceful pretty woods and the creepy music turns the woods from nice to INCREDIBLY SINISTER. It feels like the woods are trying to lure me in with its prettiness only for me to turn around and realize I’m hopelessly trapped and the demons of the woods are gonna get me.
42:14 the hills have eyes
Clay From Planet Earth thank youuuu dude I was looking for that part since a long time
The whole munfree gang, their cave and encounters is also based from that movie. Such nice detail
I have heard of the movie, but I dont get why you put a timestamp there. Forgive my ignorance I'm only 13
hamcakes Music
which movie better to watch? 1, 2 or 3?
38:47 was playing when I first encountered the hanging, dismembered corpse the serial killer left there and it sent shivers down my spine, worst part is, this music's not supposed to play in that area😨
The same thing happened to me!
Omg same it also happened to me
Was it in big valley? Because that song can play there as well as Roanoke
@@thegamersfaction6343 Actually it was in New Hanover, between Valentine and the camp, right under the train tracks. :p
But I think I've also heard it in big valley
SAME, it was the first time i ever heard it, I thought it was a song purposely made for that moment until I kept hearing it later on
The ghosts of the murphree brood gang still haunts the region to this day
The "creepy" ambiance has always been so peaceful to me, in fact, it made roanoke my favorite area lmao.
At 8:55 there is a train, I keep missing that each time I put this on my t.v. to relax. I love the spooky and sad atmosphere of Roanoke Ridge.
7 playthroughs in and it’s still such an eerie region. i always feel like i’m being watched and am going to get ambushed at any moment
There is just something about this area which makes it depressing and unsettling!!and to add to that the melancholic music, overall creepy vibes,ghost voices,murfree brood and not to forget the last chapter takes place here which is the saddest one too :/ Roanoke ridge is beautiful nonetheless and travelling through those dense forests is very soothing for some reason!!
Imagine this place with undead nightmare
i only dream about this… maybe not zombies, but occult satanists
i would shit myself
Nothing like riding your horse through Roanoke ridge. You're in first person, wearing some good headphones, hud/map turned off and then you hear this.
Gets especially creepy when it's around evening time, knowing night time is only few minutes away.
38:48
In the first few hours of my first playthrough, this song triggered somehow as I rode into the northern part of the Bluewater Marsh. I had never gone near Roanoke yet, but I distinctly remember hearing this music as I rode my first horse through the gathering dusk on the wooden pathway over the mud. The peaceful sounds of the marsh, the lanterns lighting the way through the fog, the occasional call of the birds as they flew away, the glow of the Saint Denis lights emerging from the gloom, all with this music playing in the background…
It was perfection.
Roanoke makes Annesburg look like a decent town
Roanoke Ridge and the Bayou at night, two creepiest places in RDR2
My favorite ambience song on this game : 5:35 and 10:43
Is there actually a name for the songs
@@j4n1t0rlog6 Pass the data
I really love the banjo theme. I don’t know why y’all saying that this place has a sinister vibe to it. For some reason I find it very calm and relaxing. Maybe because it reminds me of my native region in the Russian Far East.
It’s the first track that makes it sinister, not the banjo one.
And the 38:30
Ahh yes, this is the music that haunts me as I play this game. Why did I look for it? I don't know. Do I regret finding it? Yes... My god, yes!
This whole region really plays on the idea of looking over your shoulder. Not just for the Murfree brood, but also in your own camp
Camping on the ridge was a mistake..
“Its a free country”
Tacitus Kilgore-
Something about the singing-turned-elk bugle is somewhat haunting but so lovely
Whenever this plays I just Full Sprint with my horse & Feel like the night folk are watching me in the trees and bushes
44:17🤤
Riding through Roanoke Ridge as Arthur to missions or back to the shitty camp in the most depressing chapter in the game.
The music is just so creepy and scary.
I don’t know what makes this place so sinister and unsafe. It’s either the lovely scenery corresponding with the unsettling music to tell you something is wrong, or the ominous acts of the Murfree Brood and how they strike from the shadows. You know they’re there...watching...waiting...
Like the hills have eyes, I know
Out of all of the places I travel in this game, this is the one area I treat as "weapons free".
The noise of the owl when you're here at night is creepy as hell
44:20 - Wild West😏
song name ?
Loveee that tune while I'm riding around that part of the map
This was the part I was looking for, it's sooo good
my fav too
The most 'Deliverancy' area in Red Dead.
honestly nth is worse then riding around were the murfee broods are and u hear that sorta whistling/screaming ambience the one u hear at 38:47 and its night in game - while its like 1-5am irl - LIKE NAHHHH BRO
This ambience makes you think about the gang, about Arthur dying, and the people who have died in the gang. It gives you the feeling that things are falling apart.
All this creepiness and scary songs and then 15:53 kicks in...the sleeping/resting theme. One of the most relaxing songs in the whole game for me...
6:14 this song really creeps me out
Its kinda relaxing tho.. in a abstract way
Roanoke Ridge could be a great Halloween haunted house theme. Imagine walking through that!
One thing that I like about this ambient music is the whistling part 20:41, which has this calming yet haunting theme to it
Whenever I go this region I always have my repeater out, no where else I keep it out at all times. My second favorite place, first being the swamp. They need undead 2, area would be terrifying.
It’s scarier once you find out this is where the Murfree Brood reside in
holy shit i never heard some thing that creepy in the game
Tip: for anyone scared of murfree brood or the eerie music, you can make a campfire and fast travel to camp or other locations if you upgraded camp before chapter 6.
You can also fast travel from your camp too, a map is by the the right side of your sleeping area.
You also encounter the murfree brood 2 times when campfiring in roanoke ridge (same applies to tall trees, blackwater) but im sure they won't appear ever again after those encounters.
Edit: Also, ride on the train tracks. Im pretty sure there are no ambushes.
The murfee brood is actually pretty easy to deal with, it’s all about that pump/semi shotgun. For some reason during my time in this place I never heard any eerie music, it only happened once and that was because of a random encounter where you find some murfee boys looting two dead bodies
@@BreadPittAAAAHHHH It's easy but also hard because of them trees blocking my POV. (if you encountered them at the trees)
And is your audio turned off? Everytime I go to Roanoke, it always plays the ambience.
haha train go chugga chugga choo choo
I finished the game for the first time and played through the epilogue, but after a while I missed Arthur too much and I started a new game. Got the gang to Horseshoe Overlook and I've been exploring without doing the big missions (like Thomas Downes).
I hate the entire northeastern part of the map. Van Horne and Annesburg are just such horrible, bleak places to be in--and that's something that makes the story even more fantastic because the environment really suits the tone of chapter 6. But still, I hate it. I like going north beyond Annesburg though, into the very empty wilderness areas, and I love this ambience. It makes my skin crawl.
The piano at minute 6 is so dark but at the same time so relaxing i don’t know
Roanoke Ridge gives me Appalachian vibes
I live in the Appalachians and gladly most of this place doesn't have the sinister vibe that Roanoke Ridge does in this game...
Yesss so much Appalachia here (being from NC myself ) I just love this part of the map. Feels like home. That and Scarlett Meadows having its southern dense hardwood forest and hills.
Its supposed too. Its basically a commicly scaled down fictional map of America. Roanoke Ridge is supposed to be Appalachia.
@@namedoesntmatter9330 More like the Ozark Mountains. In fact, that whole area of New Hannover looks like Arkansas, Southern Missouri and eastern Kansas.
In chapter 6 I would always ride to west new hanover and stay in valentine for weeks, roanoke was so damn depressing and creepy
There was always a mental hunch with the north-east areas in each Red Dead Redemption game for me - coincidental entirely, but something I hold a lot more true to myself after playing through Chapter 6 - that the design of those songs were based around the atmosphere of the areas they're included in, sure, but I think they're the most ambient-inclusive main theme of each protagonist.
By that, I mean: listen to this track. Decayed whistling off in the distance - just off the brink: never sounding like it's stringing a melody together; far too despondent, far too alone. The only thing amidst the chatters of animals and the sound of nature itself is an arrangement of wind and strings. For the night, pianos and banjos played deliberately and slowly; the only wind instrument used is one introducing a long, dreadful hum - a weight in the back of your head, present - not festering, just...present. For the day, the banjo comes alive like around the swamps, but comes with a form of malcontent: an ever present inclusion of the violin being used for a slow note in the background. It's a weight that carries through: an implication. A thought.
Speaking of thoughts, there's no better way to handle the concept of "intrusive and sinister thought" than the way they chose with the harmonic hum, which buzzes with multiples of itself to great effect. It always ends on a delayed and oppressive note, that lingers in with copies of itself that fluctuate even still. Many people associate it here with "something is out to get me," when that seems like it's missing a crucial element. An element of acknowledging that stressor of mind. That way you try to switch your brain off. Maybe from someone screaming at you - maybe from the prospect of your own mortality fast approaching. Intrusive thoughts feel like they miss the bigger picture, but it's hard to cut them off when you're down at your lowest.
If you've never listened in on Tall Trees in RDR1, it's fitting for John. You can find it by looking up "Nekoti Rock ambience" on youtube. I'd rather not put too much in this comment, but I will say that it's fittingly lonely and somber for a reason. An end of the line - geographically and metaphorically.
Though I guess that last statement's fitting for both, anyway.
38:47 this is by far the creepiest ambient track ever
The best part is from 6:10 to 6:40
This area is so well divided, the South has Van Horn which is just outlaws, East has the creepy ass Murfrees, the West has a lot of cool locations like the Viking burial and the Meteor house, while the North has the best side quest locations in Willard’s Rest and Dragic’s house
This place is super creepy but if you into the snowy mountains of Amberino at night you can here a creepy howl eco thru the mountains.
And if you go to Tall Trees at night you can here screams thru all the trees and you can never tell what direction there coming from.
But in Roanoke the Murfrees ambush me all the time I’m constantly getting attacked by cougars and wolves and that wolf man and his wolves are always ambushing me and one time when I was riding back to Beaver Hollow in the middle of the night in chapter 6 I herd whispering in the forest right beside me so I try to avoid this area at all costs!
That “creepy howl” is probably just the wind or wolves. There are from my knowledge only 3 places with a creepy ambience. And those are: Bluewater marsh, Bayou Nwa, Roanoke ridge
Funnily enough, I don’t remember this music my first play through. I only heard it when playing with my dad. Must have not been around Roanoke much.
- He he he! These are city folk. They gonna have trinkets and all.
- I want food! Not trinkets... You can't eat trinkets.
- Well, food don't gonna make you pretty.
- You ain't never be gonna pretty!
- That ain't how you was acting last night, he he he...
I find it very relaxing actually...
Damm i loved roanoke ridge turns out it scares people. I was always scared to death for the Tall Trees area
Roanoke ridge ambient music made me feel nervous asf irl. I always felt like there was something there.
I always have my guns locked and loaded when riding through Roanoke Ridge with full health and dead eye. I thought riding along the train tracks would be safe, but no, Murfree Brood found me there too. 😅
If you have ever hiked down the ozarks, or deep in Kentucky/ West V mountain trails at night. This is pretty much it.
God i just want to get outta there asap every time. It makes the game even more depressing
When I ride the Roanoke ridge the whistling sends shivers down my spine knowing that there is a dark history around Roanoke ridge
More terrifying area than Tall Trees! Jesus.
damn those Graphics are 🌮
I read that like "damn those graphics are taco" lol
44:24 this one is my favorite one and also creepy it gives a feeling that murfrees are close really
37:44 just leaving a bookmark for myself. This is the soundtrack I’ve been searching all over RUclips for that plays when free roaming as Arthur in the final chapter in the murfree country
Lembro da primeira vez que andei por essa área do jogo, e começou a tocar esse assobio infernal.
Hearing this play as i explore this area is already freaky enough, but hearing this as you turn around and seeing a dead body in the path you just came from is nothing short of an overdose on laxatives.
This is perfect in chapter Six when shit is just getting worse and worse by the mission, and you can feel the gang splitting up