Yes I spent a looot of time on this game, like played it daily for hours for literally a month and when I finished I was not burnt out like in most games, all these mini stories, details etc. made me just want more. And I keep getting tempted to replay.
@@csubi907 yeah usually with these big story games, I like to do multiple playthroughs on the first I burn through it as fast as I can so I can learn the story, then I take my time and go easy knowing the outcome, unfortunately MrBossFTW ruined it with one of his thumbnails showing john marston before I got to the end so it was ruined for me. Fml
Isn't that what we do with songs we are barely acquainted with? I know I do this often, and especially for songs in another language. Also hard to think its already been 4 years.
The best part is, when you go back to the now abandoned camp spot as John in the epilogue, you can hear a distant echo of this song playing in johns head.
A lot of Irish men fought in the Civil war and sang this song, so he probably appreciates this song. Plus the civil war gave the Irish the respect they wanted and deserved, irish people used to be seen as second class citizens, not as bad as black people cuz they literally were going through slavery and segregation, but still were denied jobs, housing, etc.
This happened at one of the celebrations, I think at the 2nd or 3rd camp location. There are a few nights when celebrations happen (like when you free Sean) and there are so many things going on at the camp, it's easy to miss some activities. But the time is frozen there for a while.
Same!!!! I love this game even more that they included Battle Hymn of the Republic, even if it's not the exact lyrics, just amazing they hide such little details within the game.
Damn. I've replayed this game so many times and there's still little tidbits I still haven't seen. Like this scene. Or the one where while you're out in the wild, one of your gang members rides up to you randomly and asks you to come rescue Bill from bounty hunters.
A Fictional version It is very realistic to see people changing up the lyrics of songs and coming up with their own versions That was a time before the internet after all , and its a great little detail
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