I'm finally back. More videos will be coming soon.

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"This is one of the coolest places in the game"

The deer was arthur telling you to get back to your family 😂

23:41 bro keeps trying to act like he doesn't know who they are lol

"This is such a beautiful place... there's nothing in here and it's very boring".

You were driving me nuts by leaving your cores empty, I kept wanting you to fill them. It changes the screen lighting and coloring when they’re empty.

I have finally found the one person on the planet who has clearly done everything there is to do in RDR2…

7:52 - These are called "snowsheds." They're placed in spots where snow accumulation can get bad and block the tracks.

inside the cabin there are no gold bars. those are binoculars. and made of brass.

Bacchus station probably existed to aid with the construction of the bridge and was left their as firstly the brige would need maintenance things like steam cranes and lumber would have to be transported by the train and also it would be a useful point to transfer any potential river cargo onto the railway as the boats couldn’t move any further due to the waterfall so if you are transporting things like lumber cattle or gravel, you could use the station to switch it from the waterway to the railway on the frontier

Station out in the wilderness away from population centres was a common thing, allover the world. Usually either: to supply the railway, along long routes, so there was enough fuel and water for the trains; supply specific businesses in the area with access, including farms, mine etc.; or because a wealthy individual paid for a station to serve an area/ property they used.

HES BACK!! I thought you retired! Glad to have ya back, Man

The train at 9:30 actually stops with each car under the loader and loads coal. It is fully animated too.

I didn’t use the railroad often because I was afraid to mis any NPC interactions.

RDR2 shows the exact point greed killed the great lands of America. As an American myself, Im very happy Rockstar did their homework on the bloody history of big business in this country. I live just outside of Ludlow, Colorado where John D Rockefeller ordered his militia to murder the entire mining camp in Ludlow that were on strike, which included many women and children. All of this bloodshed over a couple dollars that Rockefeller could've easily paid. The real sin is thinking that stuff doesn't happen anymore. It happens in modern day but it's in very poor countries where that sort of press would never get out.

6:32 i think bauchus station supplies the army fort to the south and was possibly also made with the expectation that there would be oil on the wapiti reservation to the north but that ultimately didn’t pan out

0:16 me coming here after robbing the train and driving it for the first hour of playing 😂

I was just in the General Store of St Denis this morning. The train coming through the city sounds so huge inside the store. The sound makes you feel dwarfed by a titan.
I live near a set of tracks a few hundred yards near my home. I guess that's why I usually take the tracks most often in RDR2. The tracks are kind of a safe haven in the game. No other travelers and you can cut in and out of areas where the animals thrive and back to traveling around the map. There's more vegetation around the tracks than by the roadsides as well.

This is a tribute to the devs and the time and care that went into crafting such a vivid living world