RDR2 legit changed my life. It changed the way I see the world in a way. It inspired me to do good things and not expect anything, just spread good throughout this awful world.
My dad passed from cancer in March of 2018, he’d been fighting for 16 months. He never shared how he was feeling and but on a brave face. The story of Arthur I experienced later that year helped me understand what my dad was going through.
March 2017 was when I lost my father to cancer those last 7 months were the closest we have ever been it’s kinda sad because up until then we weren’t too too close but we were still chilling but that time he had left he used to be with me and my mom knowing he didn’t have much left he told me he had 2-3 years before it got him but he was lying to save me the burden of knowing the loss coming early 2 years later my mother passed away I carry being stone cold but also having a heart I carry both of them with me still to this day
Same here man, I also thought that, when Arthur gets told he doesn't have long to live, I understood clearly how my dad felt when he was told he had weeks from blood cancer. All the best to you man, genuinely
RDR 2 is one of the very few games that managed to push me or made me feels that doing "good" things are more rewarding and satisfying than destroy everything in your path. Ofc, being bad in RDR 2 is also fun, experimenting how much the people and world around the player reacts to our bad deeds are interesting in it's own way. Gotta love character who try their best to be better than yesterday despite how flawed and imperfect they are
"I'm dying sister..." That was the expression of redemption, the best moment to me, so simple with birds singing in the background, and ambivalence feeling of happy and sad at the same time.
Cyberpunk 2077 made me realize I don't wish to be dead, but Red Dead Redemption 2 made me understand that sometimes there's a greater good that we have to be willing to die for.
@@djoeke2675 As for myself, I started thinking like a leader and not a follower. I realized that good times don't last forever and to make the most of them while I can. I learned that the world is always changing, and so are the people in it. I learned of my own insignificance. I definitely changed after playing RDR2
This is a video to send to your parents who say that “video games are mindless and they dont teach you anything”. Perfect to prove a point. Very well made ❤
One thing I really love is channels that have very few subs that make long, incredibly well made videos. It really shows how you’re not doing this for profit or anything, you’re just doing it because you love making videos. Keep up the good work!
My friend explained RDR2 to me like this, by the following experience of his cousin: at the start of RDR2: Hell yeah! Cowboy time! Let‘s rob people! at the end of RDR2: What is the meaning of life? and I think that‘s pretty accurate
This game had a deep impact on me. It made me want to be a better person. It made me want to be a better husband, father, son, brother, and friend. It’s been five years and I’m doing better than I did before, but every once in a while I’m not the best. Yesterday one of my uncles passed away and it hit me hard. This video just helped me feel better. Thank you, I hope you have a beautiful life.
Apart from calling my friends fellers, i started going camping with them, i learnt to play the harmonica, i started fishing more, spending time by myself, journalling and drawing for the first time since school killed my interest in art. All of this was inspired by RDR2. It also probably set me up to be kinder and more generous.
i learned from rdr2 story that you can get betrayd by the close people that they are around you i mean like dutch did to arthur and the second thing is when you help people and give and make good things to people you will live and die like men
Watching this video is a great way for my grieving process, since i've ended chapter 6 just yesterday. I've done a great honerable job by making this! Thank you!
Red dead redemption 2 taught me that no matter how much stuff life throws at you, you should always keep going forward and never look back, the interaction between sister Calderón and arthur throughout the game was beautiful and almost made me cry
RDR2 is the best game I have played in my life. I have no words to describe the beauty of this game. I was trying to make a good video to explain the beauty of this game, but man you have nailed it. Out of all other RDR2 videos ,this is so unique and beautifully made
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it 😊 The next video will also be more experimental (not similar to this one) but in connection with RDR 2. Would love to hear your thoughts once it is out.
I learned A LOT about history from Age of Empires 1 and 2 and a game called A Bridge Too Far. Those old games came with whole essays on historical topics. It really spurred my interest and to this day I love history. Have a couple hundred books on the world wars, antiquity, and American history. Triple AAA games ain’t what they used to be.
@@ViciousTNT It was "said" by this video ua-cam.com/video/cna0VuGH4OM/v-deo.htmlsi=VFbK3obbfllFA2LT im not sure if its his or someone elses besides is a great video anyways
I think the reason i cried so much during red dead is because I relate so much to Arthur. Like him, in my childhood I was always running to save a burning ship. And thru being a people pleaser, much like Arthur. I tried to keep the wrong people happy far to long, and I did things I am ashamed of because i couldn't say no to my peers, or i just didn't idk. Now I'm trying to just be there for those who really matter, I could do better but I'm trying to be responsible and not fuck things up because I'm trying to play both sides. Unlike Arthur tho, I am not dead. I get a chance our beloved arthur rightly deserved, something to be grateful for.
"Can You Learn Anything From a Game?" We've grown enough to see games come from pure entertainment into novels that change our vision of the world. Red Dead Redemption is one of them. Thanks, Rockstar. And you, Vicious TNT. Your channel will grow, I promise that. I got this video in recommendations, so the progress is here. Don't stop. So, yes. You truly CAN learn something from a game.
This game gave me like a sense of appreciation for the things around me and the world around me it gave me a sense of purpose at the same time and if you don’t look around you can miss it Also you earned a sub today Great video man ❤
3:00 the part you said about the truth we often ignore and how our future may not unfold the way we'd like it to just hit something in me man. let's just say that i work in a popular industry and i have worked so hard to get a step up the ladder to success that i often neglected my real relationships and nurtured fake relationships. Was so focused on the goal that I didn't take time to slow down and take a look around me. then i realized how lonely I was when I started having health issues and everyone I called my friends went on with their lives without me but I don't blame them because everybody has the right to pursue their dreams. I just wish I wasn't so rude towards the people who I consider my real friends but ehh... that's life and you live and learn. I just wish I knew this eariler.
There a few games that can bring generations together or actually relate w/ the death from an illness or bad decisions as well as those regrets which haunt us until we die. If you have been told how long you have left to live etc. it truly changes you in one way or another ..the morality system is creepily accurate in some regards. When you know your dying.. its a funny thing
Absolutely incredible video wow. Been playing games/consuming media all my life (films, tv shows etc) and nothing has made me think about life more than rdr2 it is an absolute masterpiece
The past few Assassin’s Creed games have history tours that you can take about the real world at that time, I played one in Origins about ancient Egypt
I normally dont comment videos, but channels and videos like yours, really let me hope there is still some amazing content on UA-cam Great work, keep it up
Everything in this video is so well-put. You did an amazing job explaining all these statements in a simple yet interesting way. Glad I stumbled upon your channel
the first video i watched on this channel is called "The Greatest Protagonist I've Ever Experienced" 44 minutes .... it was a master piece ! i downloaded every rdr2 video just so i can watch offline when im not home thanks for making this ART !
Really impressive. I think your writing and voice work are at their best so far. The video rises to inspirational and there’s a lot to take from it about life and relationships. Awesome stuff
Honestly we’re human bro, the ones who grew up around video games know what I’m saying, I personally take a lot of inspiration from master chief from halo and gears of war, those games are close to my heart fr
Really enjoyed that. I’ve always loved the fact that Arthur is not the main character of the story, even in his own mind, at first. He thinks he’s the, “second heavy from the left,” in Dutch’s gang and that’s it. As he grows into a better person he becomes the main character, even to himself, with a mission of importance that reaches beyond his own life, his desires and becomes about saving a family.
I had to watch this video in three sittings, firstly because I was doing homework and I'd better enjoy a video with full attention later than essentially slow down my progress, secondly because I had to come back from my grandma's apartment, and thirdly because I went to cry to my bed amazing video, I love this game and it really made me think a lot, I still haven't finished yet but I will hydrate myself for the ending
About the "second family" part - Arthur hasn't really chosen Dutch and the gang, but rather they chose him, since he was a 14 years old orphan when Dutch and Hosea picked him up and turned him into one of them. The story of Red Dead does show how people can change and outgrow the old bonds, being opened to creating new ones - just like Arthur and John that basically became brothers at the end. Moreover, Arthur helped John to escape the Dutch's cult-like narrative as well and realize that Abigail and Jack are the REAL family he got. The second one, actually - the one that would make John truly happy. Man, this game is something else...
friend: this is one of the most incredible videos / reflection pieces i’ve ever watched, and one of the best ways i’ve ever seen anyone successfully expand on the fact that video games are more than just “games” thank you endlessly for creating this ♡ your mind is incredible. watching this has caused my love for red dead-and video games in general-to grow even bigger (which i never thought possible!) keep this up, friend :) you’re gifted and doing great things for the gaming community, and those needing a little pick-me-up and some guidance (you’re also helping keep the rdr2 love alive, so thank you so much for that alone lol)
A game usually has a story, and with every good story, you can take something from it. Even from games without a story you can learn things, like coordination or organization. Do you know those bad MMOs? In some of them if you fail to upgrade your item, it will be destroyed. The mechanic is to make you buy things that prevents the losing of the item, but it also teach you that nothing in life is guaranteed and sometimes you have to take the L and start over.
Listen my favorite games are: red dead redemption, cyberpunk 2077, red dead redemption 2, five nights at freddy's, five nights at freddy's 2 & five nights at freddy's 3. And the game that has had the most impact on me was Red Dead Redemption 2, it changed me and really made me inspire to be like Arthur and I'm still trying to be like him and be better than my past self. Red Dead Redemption 2 provides you with countless fun, the best story in fiction and the best open world in gaming but it also leaves you with a life lesson not many games do that, and while red dead redemption 1 and cyberpunk also give valuable lessons on life they don't do it quite as well as red dead redemption 2.
I sure wasn't expecting something this good. Been subscribed and following your videos for a while, and each time you manage to put out amazing thought-provoking stuff. Definitely keep at it, loving your channel. ❤
Not a single petition to like, share and subscribe, and abruptly ending video of a journey about philosophy, psychology, morality and more? My brother if u allow me to call you that, this is an excellent video.
This is a great video and RDR2 has amazing story telling and vibes. I think many things can be learned from many different videogames, if only you let it. I find it a pity when people dont take games serious as a medium as they dont want to be open to the things a game can show as its unique medium.
Bro I really really hope you get to make a career out of this bro like this video really made me feel some typa way it made me rethink a lot of myself, I hope you get the recognition you deserve !!
FYI, The Luddites weren’t just upset about their trade being automated by machines, they were also protesting the use child labor to run the machines. It was as much an argument against the exploitation of people, especially young people, that lead them to vandalize the machines.
Underrated channel, great vid Rdr2, Arthur what a character, it does make u think about stuff deeper Btw suggestion maybe u should try making about God of War it has a lot of lessons aswell 😊
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the video 😊 God of War is on the list to make a video, but most likely, the next one will be either on Fallout New Vegas or Helldivers 2, so it might take a while to release it.
24:40 missed opportunity to put Dutch's legendary "We can't Fight change... We can't fight gravity" from RDR 1 (better version imo as it illustrates the importance of accepting change and hard truths) or 2 as a full piece, not just a background image at 28:20 Awesome vid btw, a really deep analysis of the value of this game and not just it's story. Worth showing your parents/grandparents/friends/kids who don't see the value games/movies/books *may* have
My only complaint with RDR2, is that I'll never be able to experience it for the first time ever again. I remeber getting totally lost in 1899 and loving every second of it.
Rdr2 teaches you how to live, is a life leason about what matters, how to deal will lost, grief, what is important: family, love, friends, also morality, be good, and the acts of that.
Hello there, I also made a video on Dutch Van Der Linde: ua-cam.com/video/0tkBQX1NbII/v-deo.html
RDR2 legit changed my life. It changed the way I see the world in a way. It inspired me to do good things and not expect anything, just spread good throughout this awful world.
I learned that life is easier and more enjoyable when you say howdy to people.
Hahaha, that's a great learning 😄
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@@K.C-2049looolll I got it trust me..
My dad passed from cancer in March of 2018, he’d been fighting for 16 months. He never shared how he was feeling and but on a brave face. The story of Arthur I experienced later that year helped me understand what my dad was going through.
I'm sorry about your loss. But I'm glad the game helped you at least a little bit.
Man, i don't want to imagine, how you felt when Arthur's passed away.
March 2017 was when I lost my father to cancer those last 7 months were the closest we have ever been it’s kinda sad because up until then we weren’t too too close but we were still chilling but that time he had left he used to be with me and my mom knowing he didn’t have much left he told me he had 2-3 years before it got him but he was lying to save me the burden of knowing the loss coming early 2 years later my mother passed away I carry being stone cold but also having a heart I carry both of them with me still to this day
Same here man, I also thought that, when Arthur gets told he doesn't have long to live, I understood clearly how my dad felt when he was told he had weeks from blood cancer. All the best to you man, genuinely
RIP to your father. Thank you for sharing your story and I’m glad this beautiful game can help you unpack this
RDR 2 is one of the very few games that managed to push me or made me feels that doing "good" things are more rewarding and satisfying than destroy everything in your path. Ofc, being bad in RDR 2 is also fun, experimenting how much the people and world around the player reacts to our bad deeds are interesting in it's own way. Gotta love character who try their best to be better than yesterday despite how flawed and imperfect they are
Well said 🙌
"I'm dying sister..." That was the expression of redemption, the best moment to me, so simple with birds singing in the background, and ambivalence feeling of happy and sad at the same time.
Def one of the most iconic moments in the story
Cyberpunk 2077 made me realize I don't wish to be dead, but Red Dead Redemption 2 made me understand that sometimes there's a greater good that we have to be willing to die for.
Well said ♥️
I actually changed after playing this game
I actually started calling my friends boah
In what way?
And all you can do now is decide the man you want to be for the time you have left
Same
@@djoeke2675 As for myself, I started thinking like a leader and not a follower. I realized that good times don't last forever and to make the most of them while I can. I learned that the world is always changing, and so are the people in it. I learned of my own insignificance. I definitely changed after playing RDR2
I don't know how this man only has 4k sub. This is was an incredible video and one of the most valuable channel on UA-cam.
That's very sweet, thank you so much for the kind words ♥️
@@ViciousTNTKeep doing videos like these (they take time I know) and you’ll be well on your way to UA-cam success. I’ve subbed.
i’m 100% with you, this might be the best video essay i’ve come across
Facts
Fr. Immediately left a sub for this dude ❤
This is a video to send to your parents who say that “video games are mindless and they dont teach you anything”. Perfect to prove a point.
Very well made ❤
I'm glad you enjoyed the video ♥️
My favorite song from rdr2 is "that's the way it is"
Don't make me emotional so early in the morning 😅 Arthur's last ride with that song is just pure 🔥
One thing I really love is channels that have very few subs that make long, incredibly well made videos. It really shows how you’re not doing this for profit or anything, you’re just doing it because you love making videos. Keep up the good work!
Thank you for the kind words. I'm glad you enjoyed the video ♥️
My friend explained RDR2 to me like this, by the following experience of his cousin:
at the start of RDR2: Hell yeah! Cowboy time! Let‘s rob people!
at the end of RDR2: What is the meaning of life?
and I think that‘s pretty accurate
Haha, pretty accurate 😄
This game had a deep impact on me. It made me want to be a better person. It made me want to be a better husband, father, son, brother, and friend. It’s been five years and I’m doing better than I did before, but every once in a while I’m not the best.
Yesterday one of my uncles passed away and it hit me hard. This video just helped me feel better. Thank you, I hope you have a beautiful life.
Apart from calling my friends fellers, i started going camping with them, i learnt to play the harmonica, i started fishing more, spending time by myself, journalling and drawing for the first time since school killed my interest in art. All of this was inspired by RDR2. It also probably set me up to be kinder and more generous.
That's awesome ❤️
i learned from rdr2 story that you can get betrayd by the close people that they are around you i mean like dutch did to arthur and the second thing is when you help people and give and make good things to people you will live and die like men
This was probably more moving than any piece of Media I’ve ever seen
That's very sweet of you to say, thank you 😊 I'm glad you enjoyed the video ❤️
Dude, this is the best RDR2 analysis on UA-cam. Great work. Bravo 👏
Thank you for the kind words, I'm glad you enjoyed it 😊
Watching this video is a great way for my grieving process, since i've ended chapter 6 just yesterday. I've done a great honerable job by making this! Thank you!
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the video 😊
Even though I've never played the game, some of the points raised about the parallels between Arthur's struggle and real life really spoke to me
I'm glad you enjoyed the video ❤️ if you have the time, I recommend playing through it 😊
Of course! Rdr has taught us a lot of important lessons.
"Revenge is a Fool's game."
" *L U M B A G O* "
😄
@@ViciousTNT "It's, very serious!"
Red dead redemption 2 taught me that no matter how much stuff life throws at you, you should always keep going forward and never look back, the interaction between sister Calderón and arthur throughout the game was beautiful and almost made me cry
Great takeaway 🙌
1:43
"Ooga Booga, Today I will not be eaten 👹"
😅😅😅
RDR2 is the best game I have played in my life. I have no words to describe the beauty of this game. I was trying to make a good video to explain the beauty of this game, but man you have nailed it. Out of all other RDR2 videos ,this is so unique and beautifully made
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it 😊
The next video will also be more experimental (not similar to this one) but in connection with RDR 2. Would love to hear your thoughts once it is out.
i almost learned english from video games
you can learn anything from video games depends on you and the game you are playing
Same here, I originally picked up English through games as a kiddo
Me too buddy
I learned A LOT about history from Age of Empires 1 and 2 and a game called A Bridge Too Far. Those old games came with whole essays on historical topics. It really spurred my interest and to this day I love history. Have a couple hundred books on the world wars, antiquity, and American history. Triple AAA games ain’t what they used to be.
That's awesome 🙌 I'll have to check out A Bridge Too Far, I haven't heard of it before
The most important thing I've taken away from my years of gaming is something I picked up in recent years.
You can't save everyone.
Life after death is just that life
-wise man
I couldn't find the author of it, who said it?
@@ViciousTNT It was "said" by this video ua-cam.com/video/cna0VuGH4OM/v-deo.htmlsi=VFbK3obbfllFA2LT im not sure if its his or someone elses besides is a great video anyways
Noice, thanks for sharing
@@ViciousTNT 👍
I think the reason i cried so much during red dead is because I relate so much to Arthur.
Like him, in my childhood I was always running to save a burning ship.
And thru being a people pleaser, much like Arthur.
I tried to keep the wrong people happy far to long, and I did things I am ashamed of because i couldn't say no to my peers, or i just didn't idk.
Now I'm trying to just be there for those who really matter, I could do better but I'm trying to be responsible and not fuck things up because I'm trying to play both sides.
Unlike Arthur tho, I am not dead.
I get a chance our beloved arthur rightly deserved, something to be grateful for.
Glad to hear you were able to change the direction and be in a much better spot now ❤️
"Can You Learn Anything From a Game?"
We've grown enough to see games come from pure entertainment into novels that change our vision of the world.
Red Dead Redemption is one of them. Thanks, Rockstar.
And you, Vicious TNT. Your channel will grow, I promise that. I got this video in recommendations, so the progress is here. Don't stop.
So, yes. You truly CAN learn something from a game.
Thank you for the kind words ❤️
Minecraft taught me alot as a kid honestly. Especially that glass is made from sand, that really shocked me.
When he said "...Diagnosis of Tuberculosis..." Bars.
Lol, that was an accident 😄
I finished in low honor because I was a bandit before getting diagnosed with tuberculosis, but I tried to do good after the diagnosis
This game gave me like a sense of appreciation for the things around me and the world around me it gave me a sense of purpose at the same time and if you don’t look around you can miss it
Also you earned a sub today
Great video man ❤
Well said 🙌 and I'm glad you enjoyed the video ♥️
3:00 the part you said about the truth we often ignore and how our future may not unfold the way we'd like it to just hit something in me man. let's just say that i work in a popular industry and i have worked so hard to get a step up the ladder to success that i often neglected my real relationships and nurtured fake relationships. Was so focused on the goal that I didn't take time to slow down and take a look around me. then i realized how lonely I was when I started having health issues and everyone I called my friends went on with their lives without me but I don't blame them because everybody has the right to pursue their dreams. I just wish I wasn't so rude towards the people who I consider my real friends but ehh... that's life and you live and learn. I just wish I knew this eariler.
Well said 🙌
There a few games that can bring generations together or actually relate w/ the death from an illness or bad decisions as well as those regrets which haunt us until we die. If you have been told how long you have left to live etc. it truly changes you in one way or another ..the morality system is creepily accurate in some regards. When you know your dying.. its a funny thing
Bro just made one of the most heartfelt philosophical and authentic videos I’ve ever seen. You are very underrated.
Thank you for the kind words, I'm glad you enjoyed the video 😊
@@ViciousTNT you are definitely going to blow up man. Keep up the good work.
Absolutely incredible video wow. Been playing games/consuming media all my life (films, tv shows etc) and nothing has made me think about life more than rdr2 it is an absolute masterpiece
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it ❤️
Agreed
The past few Assassin’s Creed games have history tours that you can take about the real world at that time, I played one in Origins about ancient Egypt
Tell me, exactly how much did you retain from the game in comparison to how much you could learn actually studying Ancient Egyptian history?
I normally dont comment videos, but channels and videos like yours, really let me hope there is still some amazing content on UA-cam
Great work, keep it up
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it 😊
Everything in this video is so well-put. You did an amazing job explaining all these statements in a simple yet interesting way. Glad I stumbled upon your channel
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the video 😊
the first video i watched on this channel is called "The Greatest Protagonist I've Ever Experienced" 44 minutes .... it was a master piece !
i downloaded every rdr2 video just so i can watch offline when im not home
thanks for making this ART !
Thank you for the kind words, I'm glad you enjoyed the video 😊
I learned that god mode, unlimited ammo, and the goat mask is a vibe.
It definitely is a vibe 😄
Wow. This is one of the most impactful video essays I've seen. Fantastic work.
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the video 😊
Really impressive. I think your writing and voice work are at their best so far. The video rises to inspirational and there’s a lot to take from it about life and relationships. Awesome stuff
Thank you, I was that sure about this one 😅
Honestly we’re human bro, the ones who grew up around video games know what I’m saying, I personally take a lot of inspiration from master chief from halo and gears of war, those games are close to my heart fr
Really enjoyed that. I’ve always loved the fact that Arthur is not the main character of the story, even in his own mind, at first. He thinks he’s the, “second heavy from the left,” in Dutch’s gang and that’s it. As he grows into a better person he becomes the main character, even to himself, with a mission of importance that reaches beyond his own life, his desires and becomes about saving a family.
The music, the edit, the script....
This is an awesome video man!
I'm glad to hear you enjoyed it. I honestly wasn't sure about this one as it went in a different direction 😅
Funny that every time you're about to escape someone abusing you, they say you're no longer loyal. You can only ever be loyal to ideas, never people
Best video I’ve seen in months keep it up
That's very sweet, thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed the video 😊
My man, your videos are excellent. You put words to feelings I definitely understood, but didn’t know how to express.
Thank you for the kind words, I'm glad you enjoyed the videos 😊❤️
I had to watch this video in three sittings, firstly because I was doing homework and I'd better enjoy a video with full attention later than essentially slow down my progress, secondly because I had to come back from my grandma's apartment, and thirdly because I went to cry to my bed
amazing video, I love this game and it really made me think a lot, I still haven't finished yet but I will hydrate myself for the ending
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the video ❤️
And have fun with the rest of the game 😊
About the "second family" part - Arthur hasn't really chosen Dutch and the gang, but rather they chose him, since he was a 14 years old orphan when Dutch and Hosea picked him up and turned him into one of them. The story of Red Dead does show how people can change and outgrow the old bonds, being opened to creating new ones - just like Arthur and John that basically became brothers at the end. Moreover, Arthur helped John to escape the Dutch's cult-like narrative as well and realize that Abigail and Jack are the REAL family he got. The second one, actually - the one that would make John truly happy. Man, this game is something else...
friend: this is one of the most incredible videos / reflection pieces i’ve ever watched, and one of the best ways i’ve ever seen anyone successfully expand on the fact that video games are more than just “games”
thank you endlessly for creating this ♡ your mind is incredible. watching this has caused my love for red dead-and video games in general-to grow even bigger (which i never thought possible!)
keep this up, friend :) you’re gifted and doing great things for the gaming community, and those needing a little pick-me-up and some guidance
(you’re also helping keep the rdr2 love alive, so thank you so much for that alone lol)
Thank you for the kind words, I'm glad you enjoyed the video to such extent 😊
Weather or not you can gain wisdom doesn’t change the fact that you can perceive the characters actions in the game, and that you can learn from.
A game usually has a story, and with every good story, you can take something from it.
Even from games without a story you can learn things, like coordination or organization. Do you know those bad MMOs? In some of them if you fail to upgrade your item, it will be destroyed. The mechanic is to make you buy things that prevents the losing of the item, but it also teach you that nothing in life is guaranteed and sometimes you have to take the L and start over.
Listen my favorite games are: red dead redemption, cyberpunk 2077, red dead redemption 2, five nights at freddy's, five nights at freddy's 2 & five nights at freddy's 3. And the game that has had the most impact on me was Red Dead Redemption 2, it changed me and really made me inspire to be like Arthur and I'm still trying to be like him and be better than my past self. Red Dead Redemption 2 provides you with countless fun, the best story in fiction and the best open world in gaming but it also leaves you with a life lesson not many games do that, and while red dead redemption 1 and cyberpunk also give valuable lessons on life they don't do it quite as well as red dead redemption 2.
somewhere in the bible it says : let the old self to die and be reborn to someone you are meant to be i think it was like that
I sure wasn't expecting something this good. Been subscribed and following your videos for a while, and each time you manage to put out amazing thought-provoking stuff. Definitely keep at it, loving your channel. ❤
Thank you for the kind words and for sticking around this channel 😊
i learned how to fish on rdr2
Not a single petition to like, share and subscribe, and abruptly ending video of a journey about philosophy, psychology, morality and more?
My brother if u allow me to call you that, this is an excellent video.
I'm glad to hear you enjoyed it, thank you 😊
Simply marvelous work, all the greatest to you and your close ones!
Thank you for the kind words, I'm glad you enjoyed the video 😊
Before even watching the video I instaliked and subbed cause I know this takes a lot of effort and also this sounds interesting af. 🤝🏻
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Such an underrated video. u must make more vids like this
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this video has such an emotional impact on me needed that
I hope it was a good type of impact 😅
Keep pushing man, I believe you will grow bigger. Your videos are top notch❤
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Really solid work 👍🏾 stunning video essay
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Amazing work buddy!!!!!! My fav video on rdr2❤
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This is a great video and RDR2 has amazing story telling and vibes. I think many things can be learned from many different videogames, if only you let it. I find it a pity when people dont take games serious as a medium as they dont want to be open to the things a game can show as its unique medium.
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Beautiful video, as always.
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Bro I really really hope you get to make a career out of this bro like this video really made me feel some typa way it made me rethink a lot of myself, I hope you get the recognition you deserve !!
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Love the background music, really fits the tone of your essay
Thank you, it usually takes a while to find the right songs. I'm glad you noticed and enjoyed it 😊
@@ViciousTNTWhat is it? Did you make it?
Haha, not at all, I wish I had musical talent 😅 music is from Epidemic Sound
FYI, The Luddites weren’t just upset about their trade being automated by machines, they were also protesting the use child labor to run the machines. It was as much an argument against the exploitation of people, especially young people, that lead them to vandalize the machines.
wow… i was challenged by this video. a masterpiece. this definitely needs to be shared far & wide. ngā mihi🤚🏽from New Zealand
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Underrated channel, great vid
Rdr2, Arthur what a character, it does make u think about stuff deeper
Btw suggestion maybe u should try making about God of War it has a lot of lessons aswell 😊
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God of War is on the list to make a video, but most likely, the next one will be either on Fallout New Vegas or Helldivers 2, so it might take a while to release it.
@@ViciousTNT Yeah no worries take your time quality over quantity. Looking forward to Fallout, let it cook.
I learned any heinous crimes can be redeemed by finding a very crowded town and showing some "manners"
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damn only 8.8k views. you deserve way more this vid is great
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24:40 missed opportunity to put Dutch's legendary "We can't Fight change... We can't fight gravity" from RDR 1 (better version imo as it illustrates the importance of accepting change and hard truths) or 2 as a full piece, not just a background image at 28:20
Awesome vid btw, a really deep analysis of the value of this game and not just it's story. Worth showing your parents/grandparents/friends/kids who don't see the value games/movies/books *may* have
Good point, I used that cutscene for intro and outro in a video about Dutch, I could've used it here as well.
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This is an incredible video essay!! New sub here, 100%. Please do more like this, its top tier quality!
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Keep it up these are fantastic videos.
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“Ooga buga today I will not be eaten” killed me😭😭😭
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Ogga bogga i will not be eaten
-caveman vicious
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Great video, bro.
Keep it up.
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My only complaint with RDR2, is that I'll never be able to experience it for the first time ever again. I remeber getting totally lost in 1899 and loving every second of it.
Aye, the first playthrough is unforgettable
Woah, settle down, Socrates. It's just a game
The Algorith just recommended me your channel now im so hooked up on it KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK MAN :)
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Rdr2 teaches you how to live, is a life leason about what matters, how to deal will lost, grief, what is important: family, love, friends, also morality, be good, and the acts of that.
RDR2 changed my life and made me enjoy all the beautiful things that life offers
That's awesome 🙌
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I hate that some people can’t get into story driven games
Rdr2 and dark souls 1 changed my life
Incredible video 😮
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i started calling my friends fellers
Love it 😄
Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness.
This is one of the few games that has made me cry. The only one that's done it more is Last Of Us Part 1
Great game 🙌
I learned that I just need time, money, and faith.
Magnificent work
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*This is the Way.*
Such an amzing beautiful video
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They say real men cry to this game...
Rdr2 got me through depression ❤
I'm glad you are better now ❤️