Arthur Morgan - End Of The Line - Tribute 

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What’s your discord?

dix0ncl4y#0963 @@jirahloewen9457

its rlly good gj

Hes dying and going crazy dutch

Rat micah

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Fuck that!!

Hosea wouldve kept Dutch's head straight too

Hosea, Lenny, Sean, Charles, Sadie, Uncle, Kieran, and John.

Don't forget Sean and Kieran

@@a.m6581 I know I just didn’t want to make the comment large 😃

@@gofhton Sean too

Also, “Thank you.”

"I guess I'm afraid"

Mrs. Adler... ride with ME!

"John made it...He's the only one...And I did..The rest of us....No." "It would mean a lot to me.." "Now get the hell out of here and be a god d@mn man!" "Ya' Got tuberculosis..I'm sorry son it's a hell of a thing...The best thing to do is,Get some rest..and lay low for a while. Is that possible?" "Oh sure,I'll just take my holiday club all the way to California,No it's not possible!" "Oh,I'm sorry I didn't know I was talking to a "LaDy".." "LEnNyYyYyY MY BOI!!!!!!!!!! WHERE ARE YA LENYYYYYYYYYYY,AH! FOUND YA LENNY!" "I got tuberculosis,I'm dying,and I'll be dead soon..And you with me Mr.Milton!!" "He's a rat...He always was...He's a rat..." (Note:All of these are NOT is the right order,they are just random quotes from the game I like.Thats all!) Like:Dutch dead Comment On this: Micah Dead Subscribe to me:Both of them dead and Arthur never gets tuberculosis.

one more thing:"TAHITI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

Actually I think he believes he is the villain in his story while a hero to others

it’s arguably the opposite, but in a good way. he thought he wasn’t a good man, when in reality he was admired for the good deeds he did by many, he just felt too guilty to see it.

@@shinndig9972We all have to do things for ourselves, it’s not our fault our way to love goes through a small passageway of hell

my bro arthur killed husbands of 5000 womens then he became good person by giving 1 one fews dollars funyy no😭😭

I’m pretty sure it’s the opposite

how wrong indeed

Idk if this an unpopular opinion or not, but I think that at the end of the game I found myself liking Arthur more than John

@@eduh3173 nah i feel the same, i don’t think it’s an unpopular opinion either, maybe since john is the og ya know

No offence but maybe because of guys like you rockstar decided to let arthur die instead of letting him escape with muneh to tahiti

Or how about arthur escapes with john and without tb so he lives in beechers hope and it plays in 1903 than rdr3 arthur dies years later rdr1 will hapen

Reverse that order dude. John is the legend of the west, and Arthur is the hero everyone needed.

@@FormulaVase-kp3dc nop

@@Fred-cz9fd yep!!! John didn't do shit for anybody except his own family. Arthur saved a hell of alot more people. (Referring to Chapter 6.)

@@FormulaVase-kp3dc but arthur is a legend and maybe a hero too

@@Fred-cz9fd Have you forgotten the fame system from rdr 1? Notice its absent in rdr 2. Did you ever wonder why?

🥺🥺

I'm not crying....your crying!

@@battlecross8540 why did you have ruin it

Where is this line??

Goodbye...old friend

I think he really went down hill after Hosea died. Hosea had always been by Dutch's side, I think Hosea was Dutch's voice of reason.

@@vinokai yeah throughout the game Hosea is really the only person who opposes Dutch's decisions openly and voices towards him whereas Arthur just did things for Dutch whether he agreed or not, once Arthur tells Dutch I insist, it feels impactful cause he never spoke up like Hosea

@@vinokai Hosea was a voice in Dutch's head, he was the reason, and thoughtfullnes. Arthur was Dutch's friend and most trusted gun, questioning but doing. Hosea doubted and did not do what he tought was foolish and did not make sense. After Hosea died Micah became what Hosea esentially was. But never caring for anything nearly as much as Hosea, only looking for himself. Dutch was a smart man that was cracking for years and with Micah filling his head with what Dutch wanted to hear finally cracking him and making sure Dutch distrusted Arthur, John,.... When Arthur insisted John, Jack and women be let go and set free Dutch again saw Hosea whomst was a restraint to him all these years, Hosea was a man that held Dutch on a leash. And now Dutch was free, leash was no more and Dutch did not want it on again.

@@vinokai yep they were a team of 2 Dutch had the crazy frontal attack plans and hosea was more of a gambler / charismaric fella

Red Herring

😢Word.

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@GUNMAN Yard You take that back

@GUNMAN Yard depends on your honor level🤔

I’M AN AMERICANNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN!

Hey don’t forget talion from middle earth

RDR2 is probably the absolute best story I've ever played in a game. It's the best Western movie never made

@@wannabecatman4951 Ezio Auditore from Assassins Creed

@@theunitedcavalry816 Altair from the first assassin's creed

@@wannabecatman4951 yeah bloody legends all of them

Why don’t you wanna play it again?

I’m on the seventh playthrough

@@charliewright418 Seventh! BOAH THEM IS PRETTY BOAH NUMBERS IM IN MY 11TH! *Using Arthurs Accent*

I literally had a saved game for pre TB Arthur. Such a tank

They dont realize, with the state the games left in.

You too, mr Miller.

They did you dirty Joel :(

Both of you two will

@@enayatullahk20 Man they really did him bad. Joel deserved better.

As will i

FACTS

Nah. I'm a woman and Arthur's death made me cry.

@@ANNEKE1999 OK

cryed

Bout to cry for that grammar

Everyone in both games was amazing john,dutch, hosea, micah, arthur, only game that comes close imo is Assassins creed black flag only 2 games i cried at when i completed them

I know he talked after Guarma, but the way every single mission with him goes off the rails is more than a little suspicious.

I knew immediately lol

No he is pathetic , he told Milton everythingafter a little bit of torture (the debt collector Herr Straus DID NOT), died like a idiot , everyone hated him throughout the game , he had no ifluence , all he did was manipulate another fool with a "plan" .

​@@xercuses5778 Halo reach?

true

spend time with him.

For the first time in any form a media (movies, video games, and TV shows) I straight up cried and not even a tear or two I balled.

I lost my adopted father last year. it's hard but best advice I can give is make him proud son.

@@kameronwatson2294 i am sorry for your loss, may god have mercy on his soul.

Me to I lost my dad in 2014

I'm the same way. Thank you Arthur

And people say video games have bad affects

@@asimh2412 yeah that's life. People always see the bad things of what they don't like and ignore the good things

When i started to care about other people was when I was around 5. So I was at school and these kids were having a race but they didn’t let me be in it. (I was pretty small and skinny) I look for the smallest kid who was a bit taller than me and pin him to the wall to let me play and then I trip and come last. Later when I was at home I felt bad and cried and after that I cared abt others but Arthur enhanced that feeling in me

@@doomslayer5453 The same thing happened to me about 4 years ago I just didn't threaten the guy I just entered the race with the help of one of the teachers and won 😂

Redemption

@@7ethargy not really. i think both rdr games showed that there is no real redemption how hard you try. you can just have your personal redemption while saving the ones you care about.

*couldn't care less

Arthur no matter what at his core is a good man, whether you play the most evil playthrough or not. He was always intended to be good, he just didnt always follow the right path. Look at how much he suffered. He lost his real dad, his young wife and daughter when he was barely even a man. On top of that, the only girl after his wife who he ever loved after could never be with him because of her father

What has anything of this to do with menhood?!? It has to do with humanity and being a good person, boy.

If older folks understood some video games actually impacted people...

@@suatt38 I’m nearly 50 years old, and trust me I get it.

Arthur is a legend Dante is a legend Joel is a father figure legend Nathan is a treasure hunter legend Jin is a legendary samurai But also Nathan drake taught me stuff too

@@jimmynucklehead3070 kratos is a true fatherfigure 😂

Don't listen to them, it's a perfectly woven masterpiece.

They're probably too used to blowing everything up and shooting a minigun/LMG, Red Dead is so much more than its fancy old timey guns, the story and experience of the world around you not just in the main story are what I love so much about the game. Definately gonna be in my top ten favorites for years to come

Were on the same boat brother

Not too many find the struggle of Red Dead 2 so appealing , I guess why so many feel so close to the story it's cuz' there are a lot of life lessons and a whole lot to be seen and learnt from . Of course it's just a game , but in my opinion , best game i've ever played , story/gameplay . It touches your soul like no other . Eight years to be produced and every detail was worth it .

Why do we live the same life?

Don’t know if you’ll see this but I’m sorry for your loss partner. Keep your head high and keep on riding❤️🤞🏾

wow, sorry for your loss friend, I'm glad that you were able to have a father be in your life, and I'm also glad that the story of this incredible person, though fictional, can still give you some reminders of your father.

May he RIP, honestly there is no better game to play at a terrible time like that, hope you're well.

I hope your doing well..

May God protect your father, my brother, and you too.

Was RDR2 the game that made you ugly cry (for me it was 😂)? And what other games? I'm still looking for a game to start playing after finishing RDR2 for the 5th time and would like to have my feelings shattered again.

Only other game that got me close to tears I had when finishing was cod 4 and gaz dies and price considering at the time we didn’t know mw2 be a thing

@@brightside10 The witcher 3 bro...........its honestly the Fantasy rdr2 ngl... i had some emotional moments and i replayed it 3 times the second to do all the stuff i didnt do and the 3rd was just to experince it again but this time seeing what i missed! easily my top 10 games so is rdr2 but the witcher 3 has such an amazing world just like rdr2 all the side stuff doesnt feel like side activities/quests. bro how am I enjoying/laughing at a quest where I have to track down a sheep and bring it back? because the game knows wtf its doing!!!!! trust me and i havent even talk bout the dlc! which is without a doubt better then the story like wtf!!!! how did they do that!? i cant remember the last time a dlc was as good or better then the base game. far cry blood dragon skyrim dragon born dlc a few other im sure but its that good. sorry for the long message but i love rdr2 as well and know people who feel empty after trust the witcher 3 will fill it.

Yeah he was the man with the loyalty and the man to gun down 51 guys with a Lancaster repeater.

yes

I'm sure he's in the memory of so many others whom he touched--both fictionally (gang and others in the game) and realistically (us in the gaming world)!

It’s Micah Dutch... he’s the rat

And 8 people did it I hope they had a good reason if not f*ck them

They clearly dont have the ability to feel things

@@alexkhaid it is the pinkertons and the O'Driscoll Boys

@@madhavanmenon4197 yes

Nah he cared but bad luck after bad luck and then he’s losing his only family his only lively hood and then his son Arthur he snapped. He needed someone to save him cause he was beaten down from trying to save everyone else Micah pretended he cared, and Dutch wanted to believe so bad that someone could help that someone had an out and sadly he put his faith in the wrong man

He was indeed a narcissist

@@elijahperry9224 he never even said anything to calm arhtur down after the gang knew that he had tb, not even when he was semi normal, it looked like only reveren cared when you talk to him

well maybe you just needed a LITTLE FAITH!

I really wonder how Dutch was way before blackwater incident or before Micah came.

Actually in wiki it says everyone points his gun at arthur and john but javier doesnt he points at somewhere else there is a foreshadowing about that

In an interview the actor for Javier said he chose not to point his gun at them because he said Javier wouldn’t do that, even after the directors told him to point it he refused

@@Kermitsspliff I don't really get it. Did they actually shoot the whole scenes in real with motion capture or something?

He points his gun to the sky...

@@JohnnyC01 a lot of the scenes were motion captured. It's just that not all the actors are always in the same room. Cause of conflicting schedules so they pieced them together in each scene after recording

I think a TV series with every chapter having its own chapter because a film would make it feel rushed in my opinion.

@Joshua Kelly I doubt they’ll make another one. The storyline is complete and there isn’t really much content to make into a RDRIII. Jack ended the story and got redemption and revenge for his father so there really isn’t anything else to make a story about

Don't be greedy. It's one of a kind for a reason

I heard amazing things about the Witcher 3 for it’s story and world, and although I love it now, it will never compare to Rdr2.

@@ledzep1023 you are so incorrect its actually hilarious, they can make an entire game of the whole gang before the ferry job, just like how they made a game right before john hunting down dutch. please for the love of god use your brain before spewing nonsense.

Wow bro I feel the exact same way. Every time I try to play a game I find myself comparing it to RDR2.

@Dêrsimi Don't forget those Angels of death pricks too

Hey, I didn't dislike, but I liked how brutally pulling the end of the story was, because it felt so...human. 11/10

Thats because he was tired, sad and afraid.

Yes me too!! I knew he was going to die and what of but you spend so long “bonding” with this character that it’s still heartbreaking at the ejd

I even played the game again to see if I could skip that collection mission because all the others had been optional. Didn’t feel that bad when I kicked Strauss out either >.>

I literally stopped playing the story there on my second playthrough and beat every other part of the game that I could before reluctantly going to Strauss and trying everuthing in my power to not get Arthur turburculosis but in the end nothing changed.

As much of a heartbreak as it was seeing this as the point which eventually killed Arthur it felt like his destiny, I don't know if we would have had the great man we had at the end if this never happened

It was actually a good thing it gave him the opportunity most don't have and that's to correct their ways before they die and make peace. The tuberculosis wasn't what killed him therefore avoiding it would only make him a worse man

sadly you are right

And the freedom they were looking for moves ever farther away. Not many wild places left now.

This is why I love you, Josey Wales. 😌💕

I wish I could play it for the first time again

"People don't change they just become more of who they really are" -arthur morgan

*Arthur

Arthur the person that wanna live for the rest of his life with a wife and kids and he died in old age not sickness Boi that could’ve been better

Rockstar for creating Arthur and rdr/rdr2 ❤

Grammar please

I don't care about the grammers but at least spell the name of a character right.

i think we all did and w all wanted too

For so long I was hoping and waiting for the time to go west and at least ride a little in the desert with him. But I got to chapter 6 and it hit me he would never see the west again

Honestly blocking out New Austin before the epilogue wasn't the the best decision imo.

@@themadtitan7603 I have never played RDR1, but isn’t New Austin meant to be new to John in that game? So I guess it doesn’t make a lot of sense

@@anneshepard I like this tragically ironic aspect of Arthur's character arc, he hates the modernity and corruption riddling the east and wants to head back west - even wishing to being faced towards there when he dies. But it's ultimately within the place he wanted to run away from is where he finds his redemption and ultimate life fulfillment.

Melhor personagem

You are not the only one,i am kinda the same,this game made me see that we all have limited time left and all we can do is live the best of our lives

You’re not alone, my outlook on life changed entirely after watching Arthur’s story come to a close

Yep - it also made me want to spend waaaay more time in nature and get back to horse riding, beyond the social learning

I hope there is a read dead 3

@@horseedits9239 it takes place in like 1887

@@mushroomybod8006 and?

I found a horse I loved and I managed to keep it alive the whole game. I shed a couple tears when it died

Straight up I knew Arthur was going at the end, TB don't fuck around. When the horse died, the same horse I kept through the whole game my first time, I fucking lost it. Named her Jenny after one of the gang members that died in the beginning after the blackwater incident.

You're sayin arthur didn't die?

@@TRGUZEYFX No that micah i could probably see the death body of arthut for going back for his hat

@@TRGUZEYFX he's saying that when micah fought arthur his hat fell off but then in epilogue he's seen with his old hat meaning that he came back to arthur's grave since his hat was there.

I think Micah only started to hate Arthur when Arthur started to stand up in Micah's way, as Dutch's ideals rot Arthur got to face Micah almost everytime, as if they were a little angel and a little devil around Dutch's head

@@lucky6961 Possibly.

Finally someone recognized Edward kenway. Fuckin legend

Word

Kiryu of yakuza to

Jin sakai my man

NATHAN DRAKE huh I’m having loving flash backs on playing uncharted 4 I’ll be back for 10 years just hold on stay there

Same, I knew he would die, but it still got me

Thank u man

I finished my 2nd playthrough last week too, i got the good ending this time, it took a while after slaying everyone in valentine, but i managed.

Dutch didnt even believe in his own views Hosea was the one who did that he was a hard working and intelligent criminal with a heart and strong morals

They did, but only in GTA 4

Red dead is mainly known for its story, while the gta series is mostly known for its open world environment and all the other things that u can do, the story is only 20% of the gta, while red dead's main is story considering that its way longer than gta proves it.

They do.

RDR2 i special than Gta v and other games

@@ShadowMarcus77 And yet Rdr2 has a masterpeice of a story, and a much better open world, that is more detailed

He has a place in so many peoples heart that when he died i acctually cried and i dont cry at games but Arthur is more than just pixels to me he is like a person he is a brother a father something more yaknow

I told my friend that no matter what, arthur has to have high honor, but I dont care about johns honor, I almost yelled at him when he said he wanted to do the low honor way

For real man

there wasnt many people left at the end.

Most of the people left had more loyalty for Dutch, they didn't know how Dutch was in the beginning and how he naturally worked, however all the veteran members had died or left except fot Miss Grimshaw and John, both of whom took Arthur's side.

You’re 100% right. It’s rare I cry at a character death in a movie (unless it’s an animal that doesn’t deserve it 😂) - occasionally a death in a series, but the replay ability of RDR2 man - I full body SOBBED the first time at Arthur and his horse’s deaths, the rest of the characters didn’t impact me as much the first time. But the second time, once I’d got to know hosea, and lenny, and miss Grimshaw, and Sean, it hurt so much to do the missions I knew they’d die in, I dread it 🥲

@@Camisimluva I hope we get more games like this.