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One of my fondest memories or Undead Nightmare was at the end of the Sasquatch mission, while my grandma was watching me play. I let the last Sasquatch go and my grandma pipes up and says “you shouldn’t let him live, he might come back one day”. I listened, and killed it. Grandma was and still is stone cold
Dude, same! When I was younger and I saw the art of zombie John with the worms coming out of his eye it scared my ass so much I was put off from buying the game outright for weeks
Imagine how scary undead nightmare would be in rdr2. Even if they still just have funny writing imagine how many zombies they can render, or what they'd look like at night in a forest.
You know they'd fill it with MTX, and you're right, there's nothing more terrifying than the idea of a horde of whiny reviewers complaining about business practices that explicitly target stupid people.
Rdr2 being shafted after release is the saddest shit ever to me still. Such an incredible game they just never cared to do anything more with… undead nightmare 2 and the online modes could’ve been great, the success of gta online and investors really did a lot to ruin a good thing.
One thing i remember about this dlc is, when you stand/stop in an open area where there is no zombie, you saw nothing except the creepy atmosphere but one second you look back, hordes of zombies closing in on you on all directions. Still gave me chills to this day
I’m still extremely impressed by that Sasquatch side mission. It is simultaneously so hilarious and yet so depressing. Like it’s not that it can seamlessly go from sad to funny. No, it’s literally sad and hysterical at the same time to where you’re laughing your ass off with your face but crying in your mind. It’s so impeccably balanced and is what makes it probably my favorite side mission ever.
That last cutscene made me Fucking depressed, I debated killing the Sasquatch for minutes but eventually I did it. Feel bad about it but me clicking those buttons to cause a response digitally on the tv, made me think about what would be best for his mental state.
I remember reading a theory that he wasn't the last bigfoot, because you could like find the signs of another one existing in the map (still not sure though)
ikr and imagine the cryptids they could've added like they did with the chupacabra in the first one. wendigos, skinwalkers, etc. too bad rockstar will never ever make undead nightmare 2
The real question would be who should be play as, I say Arthur. Like maybe have an alternative ending where Arthur and John get attacked by zombies or something related with cryptids. Or maybe before Arthur gets afflicted by TB after Guarma.
My favorite part was the mythical creatures bit. Completing a mission and your headed back and see that amazing text "A mythical creature is roaming the area" just immediately hypes me up and the insuing battle to catch it before it escapes. Hunting the jackalope, the chubacabra, and a friggen unicorn. It was the best
when the blue circle pops up on the map gives this feeling that its truly mythical, nothing beats the feeling of keeping your eye out for a horse on fire haha if I remember correctly, in order to get the Unicorn you gotta kill the Chubacabra first and tame all the Horses of the Apocalypse first
You know a dlc is really good when you have people talking about it more than the base game, honestly my favorite part were the horses of the apocalypse felt like a good reward for the tasks you had to do
This was literally the best time in my life. Red Dead Redemption, Black ops, Fallout New Vegas, Halo Reach. Seems like a lot of great games came out around 2010
I just got new vegas a month ago and let me tell you i felt like a idiot trying to find that last ranger station that i had to give new radio codes too. Damm cazzadors
Funny, I remember that year -- and all four of the games you listed were prime reasons for it -- as being absolutely awful for games. RDR's Problem: Overhyped and underdelivered Black Ops' Problem: Call of Duty New Vegas' Problem: _"It Just Works(tm)"_ Halo Reach's Problem: Actually I may have exaggerated, Reach is literally the only Halo worth playing whatsoever, but if anything, it's the exception that proves the rule. And, for the record, that rule is "Halo." The only half-decent games I remember from 2010 that weren't on the Wii or named "Reach" were Civilization V, Vanquish and Deadly Premonition.
John IS bright its night time there shouldnt be birds flying he problaly confused the bats with birds and found weird they where flying also about when the doctor gets eaten i think he just didnt wanted to get involved
I worked on the soundtrack for this DLC and it's nice to see the game still getting a lot of love after all this time. It was a great creative experience. Thanks!
@@pablotescobar2744 yes, even going back to ps1 and PS2 games you can really tell the focus on good music, sound tracks, memorable sound effects was important. The Mario coin sound, the sonic ring sound, the crash bandicoot box smash and woah voice. JSRF is also another example of Music in a game gives vibe and personality. The last song I enjoyed from a modern game was Far Cry 5s "Hammock - oh the bliss"
Western cultures rolls around Body, so zombies based on eating your body scare you more, than Easter culture. Eastern cultures rolls around Soul, so there is always ghosts and spirits, and fear of your souls being consumed by something
@Mc10AM And that's where the similarity ends. These games have completely different mechanics, premises and goals. You can't compare an arcade story based third person adventure with a semi realistic first person battle royale.
@Roberto The Super Mutant true. I honestly believe gta online was the worst thing to happen to rockstar. GTA 5 had 3 planned DLCs from zombies to aliens and they were all scrapped because gta online was making a bit too much money
@@alg7115 yeah apparently there were 3 dlcs in the files one for each character. Micheal surviving a zombie apocalypse with his family, Franklin with mount chiliad cracking open revealing a bunch of aliens, and Trevor becoming a government agent
Still love looting a zombie getting ammo and hear John scream “GOD DAMN THIS GOD FORSAKEN SHITHOLE” then right after loot another “Looks like you won’t be needing this mister”
The whole multiplayer horde mode that came with Undead Nightmare was honestly one of the best additions to this dlc, as well as the whole Undead Nightmare multiplayer world that was added.
@@roshill2010 I think in his original RDR review, he mentioned that he had never played it previously (actually, I just checked and his first time playing it was in October 2022). If he jumped into a multiplayer match these days, I doubt he'd have the same experience many of us had growing up.
The only complaint I had with Undead Night is a specific glitch in the game. For some reason all the zombies would disappear and all the survivors would just lose their heads and arms, which made the game unplayable since I had to clear out towns for missions, and only those things would remain. More scary than the zombies honestly.
having the ability to just instantly spawn those horses in makes it so much better, i couldn’t imagine playing through all of the main game today without the war horse thing
Undead nightmare does something with zombies that's criminally underrated; zombies via possession. In most zombie media, it's almost always ALWAYS a super virus. But I like the idea of a deity controlling them. It almost gives the zombies more character. At the end when Marston is running through ancient catacombs with the deity talking about how these are man's demons was really intresting to me. Undead nightmare is a must play 💯
One of my favorite parts of Undead Nightmare was how body shots didn't kill zombies. I think it's still the only zombie game I've played that actually that makes you headshot zombies to put em down. Who would've thought that putting in the most basic part of zombie lore into a zombie game would go down so swimmingly? It's probably why many still consider it the best zombie game ever made.
This was my introduction to Red Dead Redemption in general. The concept of a open world, free roam zombie apocalypse shooter set in the Old West was so fascinating to me.
Dude hella stoked that act man is uploading almost weekly, and unlike other channels he still delivers amazing quality that drew me in to the channel in the first place. Truly love u Mr Act Man, please keep up the good work. Your content helped get me through some really dark times in my life. Thanks.👊
Undead nightmare will always hold a special place in my heart. I had my wisdom teeth taken out and was popping Vicodin like pez candy and let me tell you the amount of hours I poured into this game on those meds... It was something special.
I loved how they seemed more 'posessed' like The Evil Dead type demon undead..not just shambling bullet sponges. Creepy as hell. Its even a bit Exorcist.
@@F2t0ny id argue the opposite, gta 5 was saints row level of silly. Rockstar went from making characters who were weird and hilarious in their own way to just making annoying stereotypes. The way characters were in gta 4 and red dead 1 were perfection.
I think undead overrun is worth talking about, it was such a great time with friends and I played countless hours. I can still hear the narrator “Last man standing, Phosphorus rounds loaded!”
I really like how the tone shift they did. Like you said, it's very reminiscent of old grainy 70s B-Movies zombie flicks. You can really hear it in the soundtrack and, of course, the narrator that sounds like he came straight out of a 70s movie trailer.
That's a real thing, animals act up when a storm is coming a lot of the time and you can use animal behavior. When you realize that it makes the game so much more creepy setting the tone with that.
which makes me even more mad that Rockstar shelved Red Dead's remaster just because they sucked with GTA trilogy's remaster. this game still holds up big time, its one of the reasons I still keep my ps3.
@@bigsmoke394 I just remember there were various articles about an 'RDR remaster being shelved', that was sometime back in June/July still tho, the game needs to be at least ported onto modern consoles, its too good to miss.
I think I was one of the few people who played Undead Nightmare before the actual base game. I remember getting the disc version that christmas and being so young, I genuinely never knew about the base game until a few years later. So many memories, thank you for reminding me about this game!
Same here I remember that christmas day well being locked into this and thinking it was the best thing I got a pre owned copy of RDR later around June.
The survival mode from multiplayer was so fun with friends, once the time ran out for the mode, you and your friends were gonna die eventually, those zombies kicked ass.
One of the best DLCs ever. However, it was lonely. You felt like the only person in the entire world. I felt a sense of dread the entire time. It brought out a real emotion in me. Depression. Which I guess makes it even better if it can bring out an emotion in the player.
Really glad you covered this act man. Remember playing it so long ago when it was released. One of my favorite game experiences and has to be the one of the most unique anyone can play. Super spooky game
I loved this DLC, I liked so much the random interactions you get while traveling. I remember a fun interaction where you find a guy camping whose wife is chained, and he feeds her body parts (he even has a bucket with human arms and legs)
One of the things I love about this series is the attention to detail, and this expansion has so much of it, to this daybone thing that stuck with me is a time where I'm riding on my horse and I come across a man crying beside his campfire, he pulls out his revolver and shoots himself in the head.
to this day Undead Nightmare remains my favourite DLC of all time, zombies and cowboys is such a great mix i'm honestly surprised there's no TV show or Movie that's inspired by it Undead Marston is so cool to play as, being a zombie still in control and fighting other zombies just feels so badass and lastly, all the trophies are so cool, the names are great! 'Zed's Dead Baby', 'Mad Marston: Trial Warrior' 'On a Pale Horse' and 'All's right with the World' are some of my favourite trophy names ever.
Instead of Undead Nightmare 2, I wanted them to do Monsters and Myths since Rdr2 hints at the supernatural so often. I think having river monsters, forest monsters and stuff of that nature would have been so awesome.
Undead Nightmare was the first piece of videogame content that I ever got 100% of the Xbox achievements for. They seriously got the fun factor cranked to 11 for this one
The physical version of this addition was so broken 😅; half of the time the zombie assets wouldn’t load, the heads would be gone so there was nothing to shoot, and sometimes if you did finally kill one, the rest of the “zombies” would act like citizens in a town who just watched you kill an innocent and start shooting at you. Made it very hard to beat
I loved how you could encounter mythical creatures from North America like the chupacabra and sasquach, it was great hearing about what my friends had found at school and going to hunt it down for myself. I think theres also like a unicorn with rainbows coming out of it that you could tame. It was so refreshing when we got DLCs like this and Far Cry blood dragon that didnt take things too seriously and was just made to be fun and new in the big open worlds they had spent so long creating.
Undead Nightmare was my first entry into the Red Dead games. Got it as a seprate disk and never heard of the game before. Absolutely amazing experience, immediately got Red Dead once I finished it. Also if you put on invincibility and got bit- then all the zombies would ingore you until you killed yourself somehow.
The Undead Overrun was my favorite gamemode in online RDR1, had tons of fun especially when someone opens a crate and the narrator says "you have slugs, loaded"
It's good when it works. I remember I couldn't beat it for the longest time, because one of the main mission would just softlock over and over. By shear luck, it finally let me beat it. Also, there was a weird bug, where humans would spontaneously become headless, and even turn into zombies out of nowhere. Of course the heads were still there, and you could shoot them, but they looked headless. Made the game a little bit scarier
I play a lot of horror games, and no one managed to scare me more than Undead Nightmare for some reason. It has such an unique atmosphere. This is the best video game DLC ever in my opinion.
This has to be by far one of my favorite videos Act Man! I still have my original PS3 case and disc, plus the “exclusive” UDN poster that came in the box that has the zombie on one side with the map on the other. Truly this game is a memory that will last for me forever. Glad you made a video on it finally
When you consider back in the day we were paying 10 dollars for a single zombies map at a TIME plus 4 MP maps ( I believe past MW2 COD DLC was 15 bucks). For all us die hard zombies fans from this era. This was a gem to behold. Yeah Black Ops DLC was amazing and we finally did towards the end get an all zombies DLC. But to my mind this is the first DLC that packed so much zombies gameplay for such a small asking price. Then Undead, got a standalone release, if you didnt wanna cash up for the main game. They don't make em like this anymore! Thanks for the trip down memory lane, Act Man!
Thanks for covering this even though it's over a decade old. It made me so nostalgic. I remember having fun trying to get all the special horses. It's crazy how much content you'd get for $10 back then. Now it's like you said, $10 will maybe get you half of a skin :(
No sound I have ever heard has given me the chills that the trumpet in "Chupacabra" from the soundtrack has. The guy playing that part goes CRAZY and it's chills Every. Single. Time.
The mandatory nature of the side missions at the end makes sense because undead john talking to the side characters wouldn't make sense and rockstar didn't want to make them unaccessible after the main story.
I've been subscribed for some time already and I gotta say I love your takes on video games, dude. Even in cases where they don't align with my own they are still very well thought out. That being said they usually do align pretty accurately, while still adding new perspective to some aspects of a game that's being talked about. Also - since we're already on the topic of Rockstar with this video and the one about the og RDR - how about a full on video by the title of "Why is L.A Noire SO AWESOME!?"? I'm just playing it now after stopping my first playthrough years ago due to how poorly it performed on my PC at that time and I can't get over the fact how good it is. Also if you played Kingdom Come: Deliverance, it'd be interesting to hear your take on it. I personally loved every single minute of it, including the DLCs, especially "A Woman's Lot". You can totally feel that it was written by a guy responsible for the first 2 Mafia games, despite it having a totally different tone
I really like the little touch of everyone not knowing what a zombie is because of the time frame so they all think it's just like a flu or something and not actual death
Bro, you’re looking so much better. So proud of you for all you’ve done and continuing putting out content. I doubt you’ll see this but I know what ya been through man, but you can see how far ya came. Good job and keep going on.
I feel like the acting male doesn't get enough credit for the topics he choses. He's not just chasing trends or exploiting the algorithm, he's just a guy wants to take about things he's passionate about. He can get me interested in games I've never played or really had an interest in. And that's the kind of content UA-cam needs right now.
When this dlc first came out I bought the disc and was so excited to play it, yet the opening cutscene the zombie was replaced by a cougar and there were voices of other characters but all I could see was John so I assume they didn’t load, immediately after the cutscene my Xbox crashed and never turned back on! To this day I still haven’t played undead nightmare because that experience was so traumatic
@@R3TR0J4N An expansion is still a form of DLC it's content that you download. Unless your talking about expansions when they first cropped up on actual disks/cartridges. This was digital only anyway.
@UC1nSTbwfj16LmGiMcnNn_zQ There are still some true expansions. MMO expansions, Xenoblade has full games sold as expansions cheaper than full games, RTS and strategy games in general and the DLC for Fromsoft games. You're right that the majority have abandoned expansions unfortunately.
Thanks for bringing back the nostalgia of this game! I remember when I got the disc version as a kid for my birthday and it came with stickers and a cool poster. Most Games don’t have this amount of love anymore.
Undead Nightmare is hands down the most best and most underrated DLC ever made in my opinion. It changed everything. Also scared the hell out of me for how haunting it is. Thick atmosphere, chilling music, strange interactions and everything is basically undead and the story and characters are just as brilliant and funny. I also loved how the moon would go green or sometimes red. That kinda freaked me out and everything is quiet and still.. actually feels like the end of the world in Red Dead. It is such a shame they didn’t do Undead Nightmare 2. Such a blast. It’s like a zombie B movie. It’s George A Romero meets Sam Rami that team up with Tarantino. Haha!
I got this DLC for Christmas way back, and in 2020 I revisited it for Halloween, and damn did I have a blast! with the soundtrack that I can barely put into words for how good it is! one second you feel like a badass with that surfer music on the train, the next, you’re making your horse go at the speed of a modern locomotive because of how scary the wild is now that it’s ridden with the undead.
2:43 funny, that’s actually canon why he says that, you see, he made a deal with some mysterious guy who seems kinda like the devil where nothing bad happens to him, so he says this because he had the deal with the devil. In the game he’s known as the stranger.
Honestly one of my favorite aspects about this game was the four Horses that you can find, It broke my absolute mine when I was a kid when I found one and it made me very sad when I mess up on catching them.😺
This was my favorite zombie game of all time. It was hilarious. I played it as a dlc meaning I beat the main game first but it was stand alone so not everyone did. You miss alot by not playing the main story. But if you did then I'd be hard pressed to call this anything but a masterpiece. Thanks for the nostalgia!
I remember running around tall trees the blue circle pops up and i see a white horse with greenish fog coming from it running through the trees until I tame it. when those pop up it is a great feeling. theirs also a unicorn in the lower map of Mexico not to mention when it dies it goes back to where you found it by ragdoll glitch flying into the sky.
I think Undead Nightmare was very unique and interesting specially for the time (and yes I know zombie games were popular but it was rare to see a western zombie game at least from what I know)
I thought this video covered the game well overall, but he did miss on a couple aspects. I recently completed Undead Nightmare 100% so it’s fresh in my mind. If you tame all four horses of the apocalypse and complete a challenge where you need to kill zombies with Death you will get horse deeds so you can summon any of them at any time. If you complete all of the missing person missions you will get unlimited ammo and items. If you find all of the treasure you can store more ammo for all of your weapons. So I would say there are cool rewards for completing various challenges in the game.
RDR's soundtrack is just amazing, both in the core game and possibly even more in the Undead Nightmare expansion. To this day they're at the very top in that category, for me. Thanks for your videos!
So glad he did this! I was kind of sad I didn't see it mentioned in the prior video, but I should have known Act Man wouldn't leave us hanging. Awesome content, just as always!
one thing best on this dlc how impressive the zombies sound voice, it mix with their moan howling, and slow speaking "brains". the female version. god its so uniquely scary beautiful
One problem i had with this DLC is that it was too easy, and the ammo economy wasn't as scarce as the trailers made it out to be. You get ammo from clearing out graveyards with a spare 6 ammo of every type for burning one coffin. It was easy to stick with using one weapon type and completely filling up on every other ammo type and still having enough for the weapon you were using. Clearing towns would spawn in a few boxes with ammo in them that would respawn every time you visited and Even if you are running low, you can go treasure hunting where you are rewarded with a bunch of ammo. Honestly, it was rare for me to be completely out of ammo in any of my weapons, and even if i was, i pretty much had max ammo in every other gun. I feel like if ammo is this abundant in a zombie game the zombies health should be adjusted so you can actually run out
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One of my fondest memories or Undead Nightmare was at the end of the Sasquatch mission, while my grandma was watching me play. I let the last Sasquatch go and my grandma pipes up and says “you shouldn’t let him live, he might come back one day”. I listened, and killed it. Grandma was and still is stone cold
lol
Grandma J.D III, a stone cold zombie killer
My kinda lady 👌🏾
Motherfucker was lying, too, there's plenty of other bigfeet around Tall Trees. I bet he actually did eat babies.
Now there's a classy lady who knows the real world for what it is.
The zombies in this game used to scare the absolute hell out of me when I was younger, I'm glad to see this DLC get some recognition.
@Fitz Watson same I would play in my parents room and would be scared out my mind 😢
Dude, same! When I was younger and I saw the art of zombie John with the worms coming out of his eye it scared my ass so much I was put off from buying the game outright for weeks
This DLC gets a fuckload of recognition tho
Get some recognition? It's literally talked about as the best DLC ever. What more recognition does it need?
This is one game I played with the lights on A LOT because of this lol.
Imagine how scary undead nightmare would be in rdr2. Even if they still just have funny writing imagine how many zombies they can render, or what they'd look like at night in a forest.
Or the swamps
Imagine the final boss being a zombified arther Morgan
You know they'd fill it with MTX, and you're right, there's nothing more terrifying than the idea of a horde of whiny reviewers complaining about business practices that explicitly target stupid people.
Rdr2 being shafted after release is the saddest shit ever to me still. Such an incredible game they just never cared to do anything more with… undead nightmare 2 and the online modes could’ve been great, the success of gta online and investors really did a lot to ruin a good thing.
I was waiting for undead nightmare 2 every halloween since RDR2 came out until i just finally accepted they aren’t doing it
One thing i remember about this dlc is, when you stand/stop in an open area where there is no zombie, you saw nothing except the creepy atmosphere but one second you look back, hordes of zombies closing in on you on all directions. Still gave me chills to this day
Yeah the zombies spawning just out of sight kinda sucked but it was pretty old at this point
L PFP
@@aceaviator2175 W PFP
yeah UN's spawning system is ridiculously broken, makes it worthless to try to fight off hordes in the wilderness because they'll just keep respawning
@@aceaviator2175 shit is creepy and gross
I’m still extremely impressed by that Sasquatch side mission. It is simultaneously so hilarious and yet so depressing. Like it’s not that it can seamlessly go from sad to funny. No, it’s literally sad and hysterical at the same time to where you’re laughing your ass off with your face but crying in your mind. It’s so impeccably balanced and is what makes it probably my favorite side mission ever.
I’m thinking of that meme where Pedro is laughing crying now that you mentioned it
That last cutscene made me Fucking depressed, I debated killing the Sasquatch for minutes but eventually I did it.
Feel bad about it but me clicking those buttons to cause a response digitally on the tv, made me think about what would be best for his mental state.
YOU EAT BABIES
yOu eAT BabIeS!
I remember reading a theory that he wasn't the last bigfoot, because you could like find the signs of another one existing in the map (still not sure though)
The whole time playing RDR2 I couldn't stop imaging how much more creepy it will be if/ when they release an undead nightmare 2...
i need another undead nightmare!!!!!
Honestly I would love an aliens thing
Like the movie
ikr and imagine the cryptids they could've added like they did with the chupacabra in the first one. wendigos, skinwalkers, etc. too bad rockstar will never ever make undead nightmare 2
The real question would be who should be play as, I say Arthur. Like maybe have an alternative ending where Arthur and John get attacked by zombies or something related with cryptids. Or maybe before Arthur gets afflicted by TB after Guarma.
I have syphillis
My favorite part was the mythical creatures bit. Completing a mission and your headed back and see that amazing text "A mythical creature is roaming the area" just immediately hypes me up and the insuing battle to catch it before it escapes. Hunting the jackalope, the chubacabra, and a friggen unicorn. It was the best
I was bummed he didn't get the unicorn. Would've loved to have seen his reaction to it
The big foot bit was pretty neat too :)
when the blue circle pops up on the map gives this feeling that its truly mythical, nothing beats the feeling of keeping your eye out for a horse on fire haha
if I remember correctly, in order to get the Unicorn you gotta kill the Chubacabra first and tame all the Horses of the Apocalypse first
The chupacabra going formula1 style around you was fun
If you miss out can you find them again?
You know a dlc is really good when you have people talking about it more than the base game, honestly my favorite part were the horses of the apocalypse felt like a good reward for the tasks you had to do
I bought this game because of the undead nightmare DLC and never even started the normal game.
So true…collecting them all felt so satisfying.
@@Lamp37820 so good they eventyally just released a standalone disc/version 🤷♂️❤
@@Lamp37820 same
Pestilence was my fav dead horse. The one in Mexico was a bleep to catch, as it took ages to get it to appear...
The fact that it was $10 was incredible, I'll never forget this experience, or the price! Absolute legendary expansion
Would be at least $50 today
This was literally the best time in my life. Red Dead Redemption, Black ops, Fallout New Vegas, Halo Reach. Seems like a lot of great games came out around 2010
the golden age of gaming for real
I just got new vegas a month ago and let me tell you i felt like a idiot trying to find that last ranger station that i had to give new radio codes too. Damm cazzadors
@@dinorazor3413
[Fanboy] " Those huge flying f***ers are a menace, right?"
Funny, I remember that year -- and all four of the games you listed were prime reasons for it -- as being absolutely awful for games.
RDR's Problem: Overhyped and underdelivered
Black Ops' Problem: Call of Duty
New Vegas' Problem: _"It Just Works(tm)"_
Halo Reach's Problem: Actually I may have exaggerated, Reach is literally the only Halo worth playing whatsoever, but if anything, it's the exception that proves the rule. And, for the record, that rule is "Halo."
The only half-decent games I remember from 2010 that weren't on the Wii or named "Reach" were Civilization V, Vanquish and Deadly Premonition.
@@CoralCopperHead Wow, quite possibly the worst take on any subject, ever. You must hate everything.
John classifying "burds flyin" as unusual behavior still gets me everytime. That and his nervous gooden retriever energy right before the doc get ate.
Arthur always said John wasn't that bright
@@TupocalypseShakur yeah he really isnt
most birds wont be flying at night so it kinda makes sense
John IS bright its night time there shouldnt be birds flying he problaly confused the bats with birds and found weird they where flying also about when the doctor gets eaten i think he just didnt wanted to get involved
@@duffy_115 it makes sense to anyone with any knowledge of nature at all, but hey let them think whatever lol
I worked on the soundtrack for this DLC and it's nice to see the game still getting a lot of love after all this time. It was a great creative experience. Thanks!
Thanks for helping create the soundtrack to one of the most memorable games of all time. Your hard work has not gone unnoticed or unappreciated.
I miss the days when Devs cared about every aspect of making a game. Sound design is almost nonexistent in games nowadays. Just generic crap
Wasn’t expecting to see Kreeps here! Yeah the soundtrack on this one was excellent, Bad Voodoo is a personal favourite song of mine
@@TheRealOAFs is this really the case? I'm an aspiring game composer/sound designer and that was slightly concerning
@@pablotescobar2744 yes, even going back to ps1 and PS2 games you can really tell the focus on good music, sound tracks, memorable sound effects was important.
The Mario coin sound, the sonic ring sound, the crash bandicoot box smash and woah voice. JSRF is also another example of Music in a game gives vibe and personality.
The last song I enjoyed from a modern game was Far Cry 5s "Hammock - oh the bliss"
Honestly, the Western genre fits so well with Zombie media, I wish they were used together more
Western cultures rolls around Body, so zombies based on eating your body scare you more, than Easter culture.
Eastern cultures rolls around Soul, so there is always ghosts and spirits, and fear of your souls being consumed by something
you should check out hunt showdown, its an amazing western zombie game.
@Mc10AM Apples to oranges. You can't compare these two
@Mc10AM And that's where the similarity ends. These games have completely different mechanics, premises and goals. You can't compare an arcade story based third person adventure with a semi realistic first person battle royale.
@@2hot34that game is trash 😂
1:13 this was like a shot to the heart. I was so excited for Undead Nightmare 2 because I was so sure Rockstar would do it…
He meant Cowboys and Aliens dlc
@@jmz2144 it doesn’t matter, just ANY dlc for red dead 2 would’ve been great
@Roberto The Super Mutant true. I honestly believe gta online was the worst thing to happen to rockstar. GTA 5 had 3 planned DLCs from zombies to aliens and they were all scrapped because gta online was making a bit too much money
@@itselizauwu that is tragic if true. Fortunately the pc version has mods.
@@alg7115 yeah apparently there were 3 dlcs in the files one for each character. Micheal surviving a zombie apocalypse with his family, Franklin with mount chiliad cracking open revealing a bunch of aliens, and Trevor becoming a government agent
Still love looting a zombie getting ammo and hear John scream “GOD DAMN THIS GOD FORSAKEN SHITHOLE” then right after loot another “Looks like you won’t be needing this mister”
I like when he says he searched them the first time he killed them
My personal favorite is _"Apocalypse tax, miss."_
The whole multiplayer horde mode that came with Undead Nightmare was honestly one of the best additions to this dlc, as well as the whole Undead Nightmare multiplayer world that was added.
Man I played the heck out of it. Surprised he didn't mention it.
I didn't play multiplayer all that much, but I do remember playing as one of the NPC undead characters in the multiplayer, that was so cool.
The horde mode ruled. There were some really good old let’s plays that covered it.
@@roshill2010 I think in his original RDR review, he mentioned that he had never played it previously (actually, I just checked and his first time playing it was in October 2022). If he jumped into a multiplayer match these days, I doubt he'd have the same experience many of us had growing up.
Came here for this lol i spent wayyy too many hours as a kid playing the horde mode w my friends online was my fav part
always loved how calm John is in this
It reminds me of Unforgiven. Keeping a cool head during a wild situation.
becuase this is just a nightmare, the whole dlc is uncanon
@@amir.h84gamer78nobody cares that it "non canon" it's still a cool dlc
The only complaint I had with Undead Night is a specific glitch in the game. For some reason all the zombies would disappear and all the survivors would just lose their heads and arms, which made the game unplayable since I had to clear out towns for missions, and only those things would remain. More scary than the zombies honestly.
Yep I have that glitch. I think it only happens with the game of the year edition. Feel free to prove me wrong
Yep. Makes it unplayable and was never fixed, as far as I know. Both rockstar games and dlc are wrecked with glitches.
Deleting installed game data and running exclusively from disk fixed this issue for me on xbox 360
I had an issue where the son looks like the wife and he couldn’t be hogtied
Restarting the game and reloading a save fixes this for me. You have to be weary though, the glitch will reappear every 20 minutes.
The coolest part about this DLC in my opinion is after you beat the main story John is resurrected as a zombie and you get to play as him
having the ability to just instantly spawn those horses in makes it so much better, i couldn’t imagine playing through all of the main game today without the war horse thing
"Ghost riders in the sky...."
Undead nightmare does something with zombies that's criminally underrated; zombies via possession. In most zombie media, it's almost always ALWAYS a super virus. But I like the idea of a deity controlling them. It almost gives the zombies more character. At the end when Marston is running through ancient catacombs with the deity talking about how these are man's demons was really intresting to me. Undead nightmare is a must play 💯
Cod zombies had that aswell, bit other than undead nightmare and cod zombies I can't think of any others
@@DJFowFow420 Lollipop chainsaw? 🤔
Undead Nightmare was somehow the perfect balance between wacky and serious. One of my favorite games as a kid
Don't forget Stubbs, the Zombie! =P
I'll never forget being a HS senior playing this late at night on a cold December night. Was honestly one of my favorite vidya experiences ever.
One of my favorite parts of Undead Nightmare was how body shots didn't kill zombies. I think it's still the only zombie game I've played that actually that makes you headshot zombies to put em down. Who would've thought that putting in the most basic part of zombie lore into a zombie game would go down so swimmingly? It's probably why many still consider it the best zombie game ever made.
Re2 and 3 remake zombies won't stay down unless the head is destroyef
You can kill them with body shots just uses a lot of bullets
State of decay 1 and 2 zombies don't die unless you destroy the head.
I'm really upset that you didn't go over the multi-player. It was so addicting. So fun. With such replayability. Uncanny how good that whole game is.
As a guy who thinks multiplayer ruined single player campaigns, I can confirm that undead multi was addicting
@@j-5087 Based. Online PVP is cancer.
This was my introduction to Red Dead Redemption in general. The concept of a open world, free roam zombie apocalypse shooter set in the Old West was so fascinating to me.
Same. I didn't get to play the regular rdr till I got the re release
Same this was my first introduction to Red Dead Redemption still love undead nightmare
Dude hella stoked that act man is uploading almost weekly, and unlike other channels he still delivers amazing quality that drew me in to the channel in the first place. Truly love u Mr Act Man, please keep up the good work. Your content helped get me through some really dark times in my life. Thanks.👊
Got big plans for 2023! Hope to hit a weekly upload schedule. If not a little more!
@@TheActMan don't overwork yourself acting male man
@@TheActMan some of these plans better f be rdr2
Undead nightmare will always hold a special place in my heart. I had my wisdom teeth taken out and was popping Vicodin like pez candy and let me tell you the amount of hours I poured into this game on those meds... It was something special.
Hell yeah
I loved how they seemed more 'posessed' like The Evil Dead type demon undead..not just shambling bullet sponges. Creepy as hell. Its even a bit Exorcist.
Making me realise once again just how much I miss old Rockstar.
This era of Rockstar was the best. Shit was excellent but ZANY. GTA 5 takes itself too seriously.
@@F2t0ny id argue the opposite, gta 5 was saints row level of silly. Rockstar went from making characters who were weird and hilarious in their own way to just making annoying stereotypes. The way characters were in gta 4 and red dead 1 were perfection.
@DCDAREALEST I agree with you partner, rdr2 was a great return to form after gta 5
@@F2t0ny
I have to disagree. Trevor, Lestor, and Lamar alone conflict with that statement.
All the OG leaders of rockstar have left now.
This brings back a bunch of great memories. One if not the best dlc for a game
amen bro
Blood and wine and hearts of stone are same level of dlc
Opposing force? It is an expansion but it could also be a dlc because dlc's didn't exist back when opposing force wad made.
Dude expansions, a dlc are great when they're called expansion in general.
Dying light following, Borderlands 1 & 2, Far Cry Blood Dragon, ... Expansions = Great
I think undead overrun is worth talking about, it was such a great time with friends and I played countless hours. I can still hear the narrator “Last man standing, Phosphorus rounds loaded!”
How does the Chad Man manage to upload this many high quality videos, within such a short time frame of the last?
I had some help :)
You mean Acting Male
@TheActMan Please talk about Dead Island
@@nickneckerman2220 or Dying Light
@@TheActMan Plz tell them to adjust the focus - I like your posters just hard to see them from distance.
I really like how the tone shift they did. Like you said, it's very reminiscent of old grainy 70s B-Movies zombie flicks. You can really hear it in the soundtrack and, of course, the narrator that sounds like he came straight out of a 70s movie trailer.
The narrator's voice always reminds me of Thriller
The cryptozoology element in this was so much fun, but i'll never forget that bigfoot mission.
I'm so happy they don't actually go extinct. I killed them all and just finished the game again today. And I saw a sasquatch roaming tall trees
The crawling zombies from this are still some of the most terrifying zombies I've seen in a game
Especially when you run out of deadeye
So damn annoying
4:09 "Damn dogs gone crazy, wolves howling and birds flying" the stuff John says sometimes cracks me up 😂😂
That's a real thing, animals act up when a storm is coming a lot of the time and you can use animal behavior. When you realize that it makes the game so much more creepy setting the tone with that.
birds don't fly at night so it makes sense and they end up non existent like the bats killed them
Been playing through this DLC the last week or so, and honestly I think it’s one of the best content for any game ever. Still holds up
Expansions = great, back when dlc ain't only composed of skins and a couple of 3 brand new weapons which are basically just diff colors.
which makes me even more mad that Rockstar shelved Red Dead's remaster just because they sucked with GTA trilogy's remaster.
this game still holds up big time, its one of the reasons I still keep my ps3.
@@thisbubblygoodness7611 There was never any proof rdr remaster was even being worked on, it was just one person saying that.
@@bigsmoke394 I just remember there were various articles about an 'RDR remaster being shelved', that was sometime back in June/July
still tho, the game needs to be at least ported onto modern consoles, its too good to miss.
What kills me is that we haven't had a zombie game like it since
And why not a RDR2 version of this either
@@Original-JuiceI blame gta online.
@@Original-Juice i Know
Undead nightmare 2 would be amazing
@Kommissar Rex having the gang while trying to survive the apocalypse would be really interesting, along with the game's survival mechanics
@@MrFusionyeah having it be multiplayer with friends would be so cool. And have a base building mechanic 😮
Honestly, the train mission was the best one. That music, a giant horde of zombies
Bolting toward you, makes for an awesome experience.
I think I was one of the few people who played Undead Nightmare before the actual base game. I remember getting the disc version that christmas and being so young, I genuinely never knew about the base game until a few years later. So many memories, thank you for reminding me about this game!
I played it first as well. My mom let me get it because it was cheaper😂 Ended up being my favorite over the main game for a while
Same here I remember that christmas day well being locked into this and thinking it was the best thing I got a pre owned copy of RDR later around June.
Same I didn’t play the base game till a year after the dlc
Me too lol, playing Undead Nightmare made me play the base game to understand everything, how I fell in love with this series
I still have yet to play the base game lol. Undead Nightmare was just so perfect. It combines two of my favorite things, Halloween and Westerns
The survival mode in multiplayer was simultaneously fun as hell and nail-bitingly intense.
Wish we got more Wild West themed zombie stuff.
I still remember trying to cheese it by hiding on buildings and stuff, but then once overtime started the spitter guys got explosive spit 😢
Holy water FTW
The survival mode from multiplayer was so fun with friends, once the time ran out for the mode, you and your friends were gonna die eventually, those zombies kicked ass.
One of the best DLCs ever. However, it was lonely. You felt like the only person in the entire world. I felt a sense of dread the entire time. It brought out a real emotion in me. Depression.
Which I guess makes it even better if it can bring out an emotion in the player.
Litterly is the best dlc. There is no games to this day that had the amount of content undead had, it was like playing a whole new sequel
@@antoniox2241 id argue Witcher 3 Blood and Wine DLC outshines it.
@@TheForever206
Get ready for backlash, nothing makes RDR fans pissier than mentioning Witcher 3 or Breath Of The Wild.
@RJ-319 lol stop Hateing blood and wine has alot more content/stuff to do in it than undead nightmare
@@danielflanard8274 Breath of the Wild is overrated trash too. A crappy hybrid of Skyrim, Far Cry, and Assassin's creed wrapped in a Zelda skin.
This DLC also added a lot of features to the multiplayer like undead overrun, land grab in free mode, and many new characters to use
Really glad you covered this act man. Remember playing it so long ago when it was released. One of my favorite game experiences and has to be the one of the most unique anyone can play. Super spooky game
I loved this DLC, I liked so much the random interactions you get while traveling. I remember a fun interaction where you find a guy camping whose wife is chained, and he feeds her body parts (he even has a bucket with human arms and legs)
One of the things I love about this series is the attention to detail, and this expansion has so much of it, to this daybone thing that stuck with me is a time where I'm riding on my horse and I come across a man crying beside his campfire, he pulls out his revolver and shoots himself in the head.
to this day Undead Nightmare remains my favourite DLC of all time, zombies and cowboys is such a great mix i'm honestly surprised there's no TV show or Movie that's inspired by it
Undead Marston is so cool to play as, being a zombie still in control and fighting other zombies just feels so badass
and lastly, all the trophies are so cool, the names are great! 'Zed's Dead Baby', 'Mad Marston: Trial Warrior' 'On a Pale Horse' and 'All's right with the World' are some of my favourite trophy names ever.
Instead of Undead Nightmare 2, I wanted them to do Monsters and Myths since Rdr2 hints at the supernatural so often. I think having river monsters, forest monsters and stuff of that nature would have been so awesome.
Undead Nightmare was the first piece of videogame content that I ever got 100% of the Xbox achievements for. They seriously got the fun factor cranked to 11 for this one
Don't tell Rockstar, but I would literally pay $100 or more for Red Dead if it was 60fps on the PS5. I want to replay it so bad.
This game needs to be on PC
Our call was heard, both Red dead Redemption and Undead nightmare received a 60fps patch a few months ago.
The physical version of this addition was so broken 😅; half of the time the zombie assets wouldn’t load, the heads would be gone so there was nothing to shoot, and sometimes if you did finally kill one, the rest of the “zombies” would act like citizens in a town who just watched you kill an innocent and start shooting at you. Made it very hard to beat
I only had the undead nightmare disk that didn't include rdr1. It never had problems. But now I'm playing it on ps5
@@PsilomuscimolI had the head disappearing problem would even do it in cut scenes was very annoying
I loved how you could encounter mythical creatures from North America like the chupacabra and sasquach, it was great hearing about what my friends had found at school and going to hunt it down for myself. I think theres also like a unicorn with rainbows coming out of it that you could tame. It was so refreshing when we got DLCs like this and Far Cry blood dragon that didnt take things too seriously and was just made to be fun and new in the big open worlds they had spent so long creating.
Undead Nightmare was my first entry into the Red Dead games. Got it as a seprate disk and never heard of the game before. Absolutely amazing experience, immediately got Red Dead once I finished it.
Also if you put on invincibility and got bit- then all the zombies would ingore you until you killed yourself somehow.
Was the separate disk rare to find?
@@joo1325not back in the day. If you go to your local collectors lair you may still find one. Mine has a few in stock.
Used to have the same one, it came with a cool little map too. Sadly I don't have it anymore
The Undead Overrun was my favorite gamemode in online RDR1, had tons of fun especially when someone opens a crate and the narrator says "you have slugs, loaded"
It's good when it works. I remember I couldn't beat it for the longest time, because one of the main mission would just softlock over and over. By shear luck, it finally let me beat it. Also, there was a weird bug, where humans would spontaneously become headless, and even turn into zombies out of nowhere. Of course the heads were still there, and you could shoot them, but they looked headless. Made the game a little bit scarier
I play a lot of horror games, and no one managed to scare me more than Undead Nightmare for some reason. It has such an unique atmosphere.
This is the best video game DLC ever in my opinion.
10$ for this open world dlc while overwatch is charging 40$ for a cosmetic “bundle” that includes 1 skin and some weapon keychains
This has to be by far one of my favorite videos Act Man! I still have my original PS3 case and disc, plus the “exclusive” UDN poster that came in the box that has the zombie on one side with the map on the other. Truly this game is a memory that will last for me forever. Glad you made a video on it finally
It makes me so happy to have Act Man acknowledge PVZ GWs existence. That game was the best part about my later school years
So true
When you consider back in the day we were paying 10 dollars for a single zombies map at a TIME plus 4 MP maps ( I believe past MW2 COD DLC was 15 bucks). For all us die hard zombies fans from this era. This was a gem to behold. Yeah Black Ops DLC was amazing and we finally did towards the end get an all zombies DLC. But to my mind this is the first DLC that packed so much zombies gameplay for such a small asking price. Then Undead, got a standalone release, if you didnt wanna cash up for the main game. They don't make em like this anymore! Thanks for the trip down memory lane, Act Man!
This dlc was so good back in the day and it was crazy that they did it. Loved it so much!
Masterpiece of a DLC. I remember using the war horse and plowing through that one valley FULL of zombies.
Seeing this part of Rdr1 be reviewed warms my heart. Such a legendary game with so many iconic and nostalgic characters 👏
Thanks for covering this even though it's over a decade old. It made me so nostalgic. I remember having fun trying to get all the special horses. It's crazy how much content you'd get for $10 back then. Now it's like you said, $10 will maybe get you half of a skin :(
No sound I have ever heard has given me the chills that the trumpet in "Chupacabra" from the soundtrack has. The guy playing that part goes CRAZY and it's chills Every. Single. Time.
Yeah it’s amazing. Especially the beginning low screeching sound in the opening.
The mandatory nature of the side missions at the end makes sense because undead john talking to the side characters wouldn't make sense and rockstar didn't want to make them unaccessible after the main story.
Man the memories I have for this game. What a throw back.
I've been subscribed for some time already and I gotta say I love your takes on video games, dude. Even in cases where they don't align with my own they are still very well thought out. That being said they usually do align pretty accurately, while still adding new perspective to some aspects of a game that's being talked about. Also - since we're already on the topic of Rockstar with this video and the one about the og RDR - how about a full on video by the title of "Why is L.A Noire SO AWESOME!?"? I'm just playing it now after stopping my first playthrough years ago due to how poorly it performed on my PC at that time and I can't get over the fact how good it is. Also if you played Kingdom Come: Deliverance, it'd be interesting to hear your take on it. I personally loved every single minute of it, including the DLCs, especially "A Woman's Lot". You can totally feel that it was written by a guy responsible for the first 2 Mafia games, despite it having a totally different tone
Yes I'm in the middle of playing that game, its so underrated
8:02 Only zombies with gunbelts or bandoliers have ammo. That's how you know which ones to loot.
Interesting side note, that $15 that the MacFarlanes paid to heal John Marston in 1911 would be worth about $500 today.
Well we've gotta have a RDR2 video coming up in the schedule soon, gotta keep the theme going
Maybe I'll stream Red Dead 2 👀
@@TheActMan 70 hour stream lmao
@@TheActMan Bro RDR2 is insanely long. Even if you start playing the game now I wouldn't expect a video of the game for another month or two from you
@@TheActMan it took me 110 hours throughout 8 days to beat Rdr2. One of the best games I’ve played
@@TheActMan DUDE U HAVE TOO.............!!
I really like the little touch of everyone not knowing what a zombie is because of the time frame so they all think it's just like a flu or something and not actual death
Bro, you’re looking so much better. So proud of you for all you’ve done and continuing putting out content. I doubt you’ll see this but I know what ya been through man, but you can see how far ya came. Good job and keep going on.
I’m so grateful I grew up as a kid getting to play this masterpiece
its still insane to me how well red dead redemption holds up even after this long
I feel like the acting male doesn't get enough credit for the topics he choses.
He's not just chasing trends or exploiting the algorithm, he's just a guy wants to take about things he's passionate about.
He can get me interested in games I've never played or really had an interest in. And that's the kind of content UA-cam needs right now.
When this dlc first came out I bought the disc and was so excited to play it, yet the opening cutscene the zombie was replaced by a cougar and there were voices of other characters but all I could see was John so I assume they didn’t load, immediately after the cutscene my Xbox crashed and never turned back on!
To this day I still haven’t played undead nightmare because that experience was so traumatic
17:52. He just sounds so defeated here! I can't help but laugh at how tired and done he sounds!
Just noticed that the devs must've had a blast with how the zombies reacted to gunshots, really compliments the engine ragdolls
I was wondering where this was in the original video but didn't expect an entire new video for the DLC. Great stuff Act Man
Ehm back when theyre called expansions.........
@@R3TR0J4N An expansion is still a form of DLC it's content that you download. Unless your talking about expansions when they first cropped up on actual disks/cartridges. This was digital only anyway.
@UC1nSTbwfj16LmGiMcnNn_zQ There are still some true expansions. MMO expansions, Xenoblade has full games sold as expansions cheaper than full games, RTS and strategy games in general and the DLC for Fromsoft games. You're right that the majority have abandoned expansions unfortunately.
@@Pine2142 I knew. Im reminiscing how they don't make dlc's w/ a scale this grandiose that they're justified for being a standalone game itself.
@@R3TR0J4N Totally agree mate
When you really think about
The lady who blamed the Mexicans for the outbreak was not wrong
Thanks for bringing back the nostalgia of this game! I remember when I got the disc version as a kid for my birthday and it came with stickers and a cool poster. Most Games don’t have this amount of love anymore.
Love your content Act Man, you are one of the creators getting me through a very hard time right now
Undead Nightmare is hands down the most best and most underrated DLC ever made in my opinion.
It changed everything. Also scared the hell out of me for how haunting it is.
Thick atmosphere, chilling music, strange interactions and everything is basically undead and the story and characters are just as brilliant and funny.
I also loved how the moon would go green or sometimes red. That kinda freaked me out and everything is quiet and still.. actually feels like the end of the world in Red Dead.
It is such a shame they didn’t do Undead Nightmare 2. Such a blast.
It’s like a zombie B movie. It’s George A Romero meets Sam Rami that team up with Tarantino. Haha!
I got this DLC for Christmas way back, and in 2020 I revisited it for Halloween, and damn did I have a blast! with the soundtrack that I can barely put into words for how good it is! one second you feel like a badass with that surfer music on the train, the next, you’re making your horse go at the speed of a modern locomotive because of how scary the wild is now that it’s ridden with the undead.
Looking good! Starting off the new year with zombies!
2:43 funny, that’s actually canon why he says that, you see, he made a deal with some mysterious guy who seems kinda like the devil where nothing bad happens to him, so he says this because he had the deal with the devil. In the game he’s known as the stranger.
Honestly one of my favorite aspects about this game was the four Horses that you can find, It broke my absolute mine when I was a kid when I found one and it made me very sad when I mess up on catching them.😺
This was my favorite zombie game of all time. It was hilarious. I played it as a dlc meaning I beat the main game first but it was stand alone so not everyone did. You miss alot by not playing the main story. But if you did then I'd be hard pressed to call this anything but a masterpiece. Thanks for the nostalgia!
I remember running around tall trees the blue circle pops up and i see a white horse with greenish fog coming from it running through the trees until I tame it. when those pop up it is a great feeling. theirs also a unicorn in the lower map of Mexico not to mention when it dies it goes back to where you found it by ragdoll glitch flying into the sky.
I freakin loved undead nightmare as a child, the sasquatch mission still got me in tears lol
YOU EAT BABIES
I think Undead Nightmare was very unique and interesting specially for the time (and yes I know zombie games were popular but it was rare to see a western zombie game at least from what I know)
I thought this video covered the game well overall, but he did miss on a couple aspects. I recently completed Undead Nightmare 100% so it’s fresh in my mind. If you tame all four horses of the apocalypse and complete a challenge where you need to kill zombies with Death you will get horse deeds so you can summon any of them at any time. If you complete all of the missing person missions you will get unlimited ammo and items. If you find all of the treasure you can store more ammo for all of your weapons. So I would say there are cool rewards for completing various challenges in the game.
RDR's soundtrack is just amazing, both in the core game and possibly even more in the Undead Nightmare expansion.
To this day they're at the very top in that category, for me.
Thanks for your videos!
So glad he did this! I was kind of sad I didn't see it mentioned in the prior video, but I should have known Act Man wouldn't leave us hanging. Awesome content, just as always!
one thing best on this dlc how impressive the zombies sound voice, it mix with their moan howling, and slow speaking "brains". the female version. god its so uniquely scary beautiful
One problem i had with this DLC is that it was too easy, and the ammo economy wasn't as scarce as the trailers made it out to be. You get ammo from clearing out graveyards with a spare 6 ammo of every type for burning one coffin. It was easy to stick with using one weapon type and completely filling up on every other ammo type and still having enough for the weapon you were using. Clearing towns would spawn in a few boxes with ammo in them that would respawn every time you visited and Even if you are running low, you can go treasure hunting where you are rewarded with a bunch of ammo. Honestly, it was rare for me to be completely out of ammo in any of my weapons, and even if i was, i pretty much had max ammo in every other gun. I feel like if ammo is this abundant in a zombie game the zombies health should be adjusted so you can actually run out