How Historically Accurate is the Ghost Train in Red Dead Redemption 2?
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We’ve met a lot of weird characters in Red Dead Redemption 2-during the story and afterwards. But it’s perhaps not a stretch to say that some of the most bizarre characters are yet to come-and, naturally, so will the history that goes with them.
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What's creepier: the ghost woman, ghost train, vampire, or incest pig farmers?
Incest Pig Farmers because they actually exist
Nosferatu is my nigga, he's not scary, he's just horribly disfigured.
Vampire
Gotta be the pig farmers man
Pig farmer
Fun fact: Harry H. Laughlin, one of the people who may have inspired the eugenics preacher, died of a hereditary seizure. Superior genetics my ass lmao
I didn’t even know such a thing existed
I’ve heard of heredity Alzheimer’s before but not that
If it wasn't for the internet I wouldn't have even known a ghost train existed. Multiple attempts to get it to spawn as well.
I had my fair share of annoyances trying to get it to spawn for this video too. The trick is to face away from where it spawns-at 3am, I stood in front of the Lemoyne sign and faced away, and it spawned instantly!
You need to trick the game into thinking you don't want it, I guess. 🤷🏼♂️
@@RealPixels Same applies to hunting certain animals. They're never around when you want them, then when you stop looking, it feels like they're everywhere.
It was Agnes Dowed’s ghost in the swamps for me. I never knew about her until I learned about her from the internet. Apparently, the ghost train only spawns once per playthrough, so make sure you don’t get distracted when you see it. Especially if you plan to grab a screenshot. I was lucky the first time I saw it, as I didn’t know about it and sure as hell wasn’t expecting it. I didn’t have my wits about me enough to snap it though.
It did make me wonder if anyone could answer this question, though? What reaction, if any, do you get from pursuers if you were to ride into it while they chased you? I’d like to think it would spook their horses and throw panicking riders, but the odds of having both things happen at once seem slim to me?
@@lycanthis9963: Oh, boy! I know right!? I’ve been scouring the world for a Robin so I can get that cool black gamblers hat from the trapper, since the start of Chapter 2! After shooting 2 in close succession and getting 3 feathers (and getting the study, etc, for my compendium down) I’m left needing ONE more feather! Yet, now they’re suddenly rarer than the Carolina Parakeet! Driving me nuts!
god, the fact that i have hundreds, possibly thousands of hours in red dead redemption 2, and im still seeing new things in this game baffles me
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Wake up babe new real pixels upload
The name yankees comes from the Dutch names Jan and Kees, which, that is Jan-Kees, was the English name for the Dutch settlers in New York, as far as I can remember.
There's still so much more history to uncover in this game, I'll honestly never get tired of these videos.
“another man yelling” 😂 that really got me.
the ghost train is soooo accurate yeah i was around in 1800's i saw soooo many ghost trains
chat i think this guys telling the truth
@@ungabunga7879 yes
They had a much smoother ride too. Not quite as loud as regular trains. Shame they kinda went away.
@@celebrityrog they were better for my grandma cus they were almost silent
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I admit i love that the vagabond laws only punished "ugly" beggers, it makes me picture a congress debating whether or not a woman should wear makeup while begging for food
I honestly believe that Congress would debate on some nonsense like that rather than ACTUALLY TRYING TO FEED PEOPLE
SSSniperwolf would be prepared if she was a begger.
Just boosting some good content for the algo, love your work man
and every year on the date of the accident it runs again, as a warning to others. plunging into the gap, shrieking like a lost soul
I cant wait for the day when you upload: *"How Historically Accurate is Red Dead Redemption?"*
Love your videos man, I wish you success.
La Llorona has another reference in the game - You can find a Nightfolk woman crying by the shore in the Bayou. If you come too close, she'll attack you.
Never thought I would see that title from this channel 😅
So happy that you're still making these videos!
Good fkin vid bro, just as usual. Even though you've been losing alot of viewers over the last year or so, you ain't losing me fam, and the same can be said for alot of us. We staying to support don't worry abt that. #ROADTO100K
"Police Brutality would not be unusual for this era" nor any other...
The police in the US never changed
American Police: starting as slave catchers and a long history of brutality and bullying while being notoriously against ANY kind of reform or change.
Also American Police: why don't people like us?
American Police weren't called Crusher's for nothing. That moniker should still exist cause they still love to crush skulls to this day.
We need more of it.
@@cheesecakeisgross4645 greetings, herr goebbels
Yet again, i think real pixels has finally covered everything with RDR2 you come out with another banger.
Ok, I’ve had enough of your videos. I’ve subscribed so I’ll never be late again :)
One of my top 10 favorite UA-cam channels, thanks:)!
Another really great video - already looking forward to the next! Wish they wouldn't end. I felt the same way about the game.
HOW IS THERE STUFF I STILL HAVEN'T SEEN YET
Getting Agnes Dowd to appear can be difficult. You have to be riding through Bluewater Marsh after dark and it has to be foggy. On clear nights she will not appear. But then you also take the chance of running into The Night Folk.
I know dude, its rockstars gift i guess, the fact that you can have hundreds of hours and still be discovering new interactions or locations is truly one of the greatest feats in gaming
@@GhoulstilleAnd she spawns anywhere from 9pm to 3am, but the timing can be random and it’s usually after midnight (sometimes as late as right up to 3am).
always love these videos. Great work as always!
Your videos are fire 🔥 keep it up been watching since u started the red dead saga and it’s been the best
Bro is doing EVERYTHING but RDR1 😭😭😭 20 minute video on the ghost train is wild
This is absolutely unbelievable this is so clever and concise
Solid video as always
Fun Fact: Yankee probably comes from how the English referred to their newly conquered Dutch colonists.
It's not uncommon for the Dutch to combine two names as one, mostly combined with the common name of 'Jan', such as Geertjan, Pieter-Jan, Henk-Jan, or a very common one, Jan-Kees, of which probably the word Yankees originates from.
I wasn’t notified when this dropped, DAMN YOU UA-cam
6 years didn’t know there was a ghost train
You want to know more about how horribly communities and governments treated Chinese immigrants in the late 19th century, look up the Tacoma Method.
No way! I commented about the ghost train in the last video.
I'm fairly certain the Arrogant Worms have a song about who actually burnt down the white house 😉
Is it me, or does the eugenics guy resemble a certain dictator?
When i first saw it i thought it was some kind of glitch
Hey everybody! The ghost train guy.. Would have used a ghost train."
Keep it coming!
Good stuff, and well made, but consider varying inflection in your narration. It can be grating to hear the same style of inflection at the end of every sentence.
Before the civil war, Yankees were New Englander of English descent
Would love to see a dedicated fashion video from ya.
Can you do the real history of rdr1 next please
16:53 Dr. House you worked for nazis?!?!
The farm caught me so off guard with first encounter crazy how inbreeding was a viable option for the insane
Northerners are absolutely, 100% still called "Yankees" in YOOL 2024 southern america. (never "Yanks", thats a europe thing)
He phrased it like that was anachronistic.
"Yankee" has different meanings depending where you are. I'm from the midwestern US, and I don't consider myself a Yankee. I'd consider anybody in the Northeastern states a Yankee. And I'm sure people in those states have an even more specific definition. Basically, it's usually used to refer to somebody else (it isn't usually a self-imposed title), and people keep pointing to more and more specific places the closer you get.
Love the Red dead 2 series may be after your done with red dead 2 historical accuracy you could do how historically accurate red dead 1 is
Yankee also means "coward" in a native language. (I forgot the name 😅)
How historically accurate is a train in ghost form? lmaooo
I’m gay btw
Yankee To most southerners is an insult
Um . . . Speaking of, “bizarre,” how about your title’s question? How historically accurate is a not-real thing? . . . 🤔. Some honest constructive criticism here:
That didn’t stop this from being an awesome video, filled with fascinating facts and managing to tick the three BBC boxes, “Educate, Entertain and Inform,” brilliantly researched and mining yet more gold from the Rockstar game that changed us all. And showing us all how brilliantly researched the writing and art design of Red Dead really is, by exploring the real history which provides the foundation for the story, sub-plots and side characters that so enrich the experience.
But, I almost didn’t even bother with this video because of its nonsensical title, which I took to be badly thought out click bait, not knowing your channel well enough to know better. I would give more thought to your titles if I were you. Your content is too good to allow such titles to sabotage it, in my opinion.
@@Flex-cx7uj : Did you read my whole comment? You might be aware of really bad-faith UA-camrs out there, like MrBossForTheWin, who (among other things) steal other people’s content, use click bait titles that deliberately mislead viewers and who generally exploit the good faith of viewers for the clicks? This title reads like one he, or someone like him, would use. I have filtered such, “creators,” out of my viewing, but doing so has attuned me to the types of titles that automatically set off warning bells in my head.
When I saw this I passed on by, then saw it a second time and figured, as I didn’t know the creator’s name, I’d give it 30 seconds. I stayed for the whole video and loved it. In fact, I’d say it was a better quality video than many of the ones I’m subscribed to. So I subscribed.
But I stand by my criticism. The title for this one is poorly phrased at best. And this video will have been ignored by a lot of Red Dead fans, burned out on content thieves and low effort click bait manufacturers, that I guarantee. Doesn’t look like that’s going to hurt this guy’s viewing figures much, but it’s a shame.
While I get your point, it misses mine.
He's BACK! I was just thinking about binging this series again the other day. Hell yeah.