Why Was Tumbleweed Abandoned? - Red Dead Redemption 2
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#RedDeadRedemption #RDR2 #RockstarGames - Hry
One and Only reason.
Too much tumbling, not enough weed.
lol
Haha! Underrated comment
Okay why the hell aren't you highlighted.
I want this featured on his actual comments video next month 🤣
That's 2 reasons.
The way the sheriff constantly gives speeches to the people of tumbleweed makes him seem insane, but then you remember that Dutch was the same. Giving speeches to the gang.
Dutch wasnt exactly right in the head to be fair, guy was delusional
And he went insane. Thanks Micah you fuck!
@@justinbayless8284 He went insane for a lot of reasons other than Micha. It was all the failed heists, Hosea's death, gang members leaving the gang or dying, the idea of moving to Tahiti was getting less and less probable, the Pinkertons breathing down his neck, etc.
@@SmokeyGames420 I dont care. Point is #FuckMicah
True. Half the time when you enter Tumbleweed, he’s out giving a speech or the Deputy is seen leaning on a wagon/stagecoach.
I feel like Sheriff Freeman is a parallel to Dutch. Two leaders on opposite ends that start to get more and more aggressive - hell, they both gather everyone for speeches.
CrombulumGillette hes kind of like gene hackman in unforgiven
same person hmmm
@@ArtofLunatik omg that's crazy. I knew I recognized that crazy behavior but I didn't remember where from
But Dutch always has a plan
They also go crazy on completely opposite areas of the map
I like how he jumps to the conclusion, that scalp hunter is a reference to a dc hero, and not the actual scalp hunters back in the 1700’s; the bounty hunters
SomeRandomGuy OnTheInternet not everyone knows that piece of terminology pal.
John Stonik wow really hurt my feelings with that one I wonder how I will ever recover.
Didn't Black Bell refer to the bounty hunters as scalp hunters in the Jim Boy side mission? Maybe that's what they mean seeing as how all the outlaws would absolutely hate bounty hunters and using that term as an insult.
@@asipamanu well at poimts of time in the west if a bounty was wanted dead or alive and it would be trouble to bring a whole body back they would take the head, or just the scalp as well as a personal effect to prove identity for bounty
Scalp hunter is slang for bounty hunter i think
“The railroad went right past tumbleweed, and that was that.” - Marshall Johnson
This.
Marshell knows something, maybe a dlc where we play as Marshell Johnson or help him out and find out what happened to Tumbleweed and the ongoings in New Austin, who knows really
@Frank Castle Red Dead 4 hopefully, has lots of potential
@Collin Caperton That's bs, it doesn't have to be "story related" Undead Nightmare wasn't story related.
I hope he becomes a new mission giver in Armadillo at some point. Maybe RDO year 3.
Ahhh, I love these towns...
Hi there, "strange man"
@@berkan7662 o hello there cowpoke
@@The_StrangeMan What do you think of Beecher's Hope?
@@usmanazhar9170 it's a fine place, especially that one spot facing the barn and house
@@The_StrangeMan black lung
Mr Boss FTW: Takes 5 minutes to do an intro
Fizhy: Starts talking about the main focus point 45 seconds in.
Be more like Fizhy
Agreed but both vids long but that make em good and not rushed
I swear to god all mr boss's vids start off with something completely unrelated to the vid 😒
Alando Wilson mrdumbassFTLoss is terrible at making youtube videos & runs his mouth about something unrelated in every video...
@@dixiefish0173 I'm dead lol.
And really late lmao
Mr Boss FTW has got to be one of the most click- baity wastes of time on CZcams. I was so happy when Fizhy started doing RDR 2 lore videos cause it meant I never had to touch Mr Boss's channel again.
I think since there's no railroad near tumbleweed and since there's no ranches nearby, the inhabitants had to steal from each other. As a result the sheriff killed them all with the best intentions.
Town ate itself alive. Nothing left but crime and eventual crime. The sheriff most likely died fighting as well.
And their best supply were wagons from Armadillo, the ranch and possibly even blackwater
The railroad is literally down the hill from the mansion😂
@@ul.biggit217 no station though
@@ul.biggit217 there's no station though, so the town is basically ignored by trains
He's like the law abiding version of Chapter 6's Dutch Van Der Linde. Instead of "The Plan", it's "The Law"
It's OnlyNobody “One more LAW, and then we’re outta here, all we need is a little OBEDIENCE”
@@TripleXMango And no *InSiStiNg*
I had a GODDAMN LAW!!
have some godamn law arthur
He's wild west judge dread.
Sheriff Freeman always reminds me of Bass Reeves, the legendary black U.S. Marshall of the Wild West. He served over 30 years, arrested 3,000 criminals/fugitives and killed 14 outlaws in self-defense, so no question he was ruthless like Sheriff Freeman. They even have the same absurdly large mustache.
Who knows, R* maybe created that character as an easter egg/ reference.
He was probably based off of him
@Michael Sperling yep 100% correct
I don't think he performed public executions in that way though... did he?
Morgan Freeman
It was certainly better off than Armadillo in 1907...
Armadillo did have the plague atleast since 1899, we know it from RDO and The Man In Black`s shack in Leymone.
@@rokairu0-216 1899 was scarlett fever.
Then Armadillo in 1911 said "Fuck you, Tumbleweed."
@@rokairu0-216 1898 and 1899 were the years of Scarlett Fever. 1907 is Cholera. However, Armadillo is completely fine in 1911/1914.
CHOLERA
Wait didn’t Cholera kill Kieran’s parents. Did they live in Armadillo? MORE MYSTERIESSSSSSS
Sheriff : Dont worry deputy, I got a plan. We just need some justice.
Nice 1
They should have got Samuel L. Jackson to voice Sheriff Freeman, that’s be badass
He was Officer Tenpenny in GTA San Andreas. That would create a crazy conspiracy theory on the Sheriff being his ancestor.
*_Tenpenny: 900_*
Keith Williams2 BAM BAM
Rockstar no longer hires top actors for voice work. They apparently had issues with Burt Reynolds when they made GTA 3. Plus they are more expensive.
Hank Norris that really sucks, why should they get trouble from that
Sheriff: hope you're having a law abiding day?
John: it's night time mate.
The smiling Dog when’s John ever said mate like that
Straight To The Point ikr
Sugartits never
*John Marston was never heard from again*
it’s night time friend
There was a lumbago outbreak that wiped out Tumbleweed.
It was very serious
It was terminal.
It was slow and painfull
I GOT LUMBAGO
Im very sick john...
L U M B A G O
Scalp hunter was a derogatory term for a bounty hunter in those days, and some bounty hunters are still called “scalp hunters” due to the brutality some of them have. Hope this clears things up
thanks
To elaborate, scalp Hunter as a term for bounty hunters in this area stems from the scalp hunters of the 1850s era, who were often paid bounties for each native scalp they could bring in. The Mexican government paid handsomely for this line of work.
watching all those clips you inserted of the sheriff monologuing like that actually reminded me of Dutch's in-camp behavior throughout rdr2. specifically the superiority complex-esque monologuing to no one in particular, the tone/inflection used with certain words, the seemingly-unflinching-yet-ever-evolving-on-a-passing-whim morals, etc.....idk just kind of got the vibe from it that sociopaths stay sociopaths, even if they both seem like initially polar opposites in every way--and there are A LOT of sociopaths in the world of rdr, lol
Dutch didn't really directly kill people
He wait for a perfect time to do it like how he left john to hang or leaving arthur to be killed by the army
He's Dutch, but his vocabulary is "tHe LaW!"
It was abandoned because of *Gavin* sadly
Gavins friend annoyed them so much they left.
Found ya again!
Wow you are everywhere off-brand Arthur Morgan....
SparksFly No
@@FancyFellaRDR2 What are you doin' on here, boy? Get back to your guard post.
Because everytime you have to go there online it's an unofficial pvp bloodbath in the streets.
Anytime you go anywhere in online it’s an unofficial pvp bloodbath
Really? I thought saint denis is.. Although i was a bit confused why in 20 people server i only see two or three
@Lethal Equalizer I just stay around the Grizzlies all the time. No player ever goes there
@Lethal Equalizer The Area Grizzlies(mountains) not Grizzlies themselves but yeah up there is nice can farm some pretty good hide. Only thing i dont like about it is it never snows and rains even at -18 which should not be possible.
@Lethal Equalizer Indeed
Dutch: I have a plan
Freeman: The Law
Why was it abandoned? Because of griefers and made pelt prices completely pointless.
Underrated comment
xXSilentAgent47Xx your right
@@jackkurtisproductions4131 UnzdeRrAtEd cOMmEnT
@@althea2315 you’re
Sheriff Freeman made Tumbleweed great again..
So he’s the Trump of Tumbleweed?
@@Jonas-xl4wg no he is the tumble of tumbleweed
@@Jonas-xl4wg No, he is the law
@@Jonas-xl4wg Trumpleweed confirmed
So thats why trumpleweed was abandoned 🤔
Challenge: Take a shot of whiskey every time the word “law” is mentioned
Also: Yeee’law
I am now getting my stomach pumped thanks
@@pearslair4035 I am now downing the next one
Yee'law was written after the challenge
"I want authority." -The Sheriff _implying_ he wants authority.
Me writing an essay
Like there could be any ambiguity in that xD
I still admire how many videos you can make yet still avoid milking Red dead like other youtubers cough, mrbossftw, cough.
I blocked that channel and a few others. They are terrible.
I'm surprised they have the amount of subs that they do
I just like exploring the game's mysteries.
And I think I speak for everyone when I say I am glad you explore every interesting part of Red dead
Cereal Author733 as are many, such as I.
These deserted towns are fun to mess with NPCs
Armadillo, Van Horn, MacFarlane's Ranch, and Thieves' Landing.
@@jad3nn_537 but they tend to fight back without the law getting involved.
Feral Changeling because in the rdr2 story they didn’t have no law at the time
@@jad3nn_537 and that's what makes it so fun.
I always rob Herbert Moon in armadillo, it's almost as satisfying as when he got bitten in undead nightmare 😂
I just imagine living in Tumbleweed, going outside to get some water, and just immediately getting berated on a daily basis about the law. I have to imagine that while the citizens of Tumbleweed respect his order, they all make fun of him behind his back.
I remember playing Red Dead Redemption 1 and exploring tumbleweed for hours looking for hidden secrets: trying to find ghosts, trying to find answers. I read the newspapers about the town being haunted, saw the bloody message on the wall of the interior of the church. Examined the emaciated dark horse that spawns there on rare occasion. Watched as thousands of bats flew from the manor in the morning. It's truly a mysterious and chilling location, being in Tumbleweed always felt like I was in someplace iconic and special.
It's been 10 years and I still believe Tumbleweed was abandoned because there is genuinely paranormal activity in Tumbleweed. Tumbleweed is truly haunted, it is either that, or that some horrible creature drove them all away. I will always have a genuine interest in Tumbleweed.
ToadySP you can hear some weird stuff in the basement of the manor
Anyone else not realize that there are bounty hunting missions in Tumbleweed? I didn't realize that there were some missions until my third playthrough.
Mr. Fusion didn’t realize there were bounty hunting missions at all until my second play through wasn’t paying attention I guess
For so long I thought there was literally only the first one. Then about halfway through I found more, was like I struck gold.
zombiesquirrelkiller when I saw they had cutscenes for the first mission I was in awe
yeah there are a few. mostly about del lobos
The first one glitched for me and they got stuck inside with the door so I pushed it open sheriff stumbled and they turned hostile so I never got to really see this storyline xD
Oh hey mister a Sheriff, what’s going on toda-
L A W
It was all about location. Tumbleweed's location may have offered great security, but left it isolated from everyone else. (IE: No railroads. )
Same with Sheriff Freeman extremely harsh and authoritarian stance on law and order just drove more and more people away.
In another world, Tumbleweed could have survived, but simply became one of countless ghost towns of a forgotten and bygone time instead.
I actually read something in a newspaper (might've been a new hanover paper) early in the story mode about a yellow fever outbreak in tumbleweed, which made more people avoid it. I think that's partially why the railroad and more people avoided the town
Was that Tumbleweed or Armadillo
Did this guy get paid for every time he said 'Law'?
@Android 2990 Version 2.0 That's $ 10.000 for you there sir!
@Android 2990 Version 2.0 obey THE LAWWWWWWWWWW
Wow
BREAKIN ZE LAWWWWW
here's my theory;
after the little amount of crime around Tumbleweed after bounty hunters assisted the Lawmen & Freeman
(not necessarily the player) the people had rebelled against Freeman for being so controlling. A big gun fight ensued
and with the Town residents outnumbering the Lawman, as well as a few Lawman you betrayed Freeman, the Town was left in ruin. Freeman and those who remained loyal held up in the House on the hill but were quickly overwhelmed
after they were dealt with, the Townsfolk decided to leave Tumbleweed and move to Armadillo and help it get back on it's feet
taking what resources were left after the skirmish
Then about a week or two later the last remaining Del Lobo from Fort Mercer took Tumbleweed but were unable to restore it back to how Freeman kept it
thus passing on the "Curse" from Armadillo to Tumbleweed
Robert Phillips exactly
Setting Sun no when they built the railroad they went past tumbleweed and put it in armadillo
now that's what I call a proper ending, pitty they dont have the balls to put that in the game, might actually make it feel like 1899 instead of 2019
there is onother theory like after you catched those gang mempers the other Del Lobos wanded revenge against the Sherrif and the tumbleweed,and they just raid the town and killed the sherrif and all of them..
I would prefer this one but we all know that it was because of the lack of supplies and manpower coming from trains which led to abondonment but I like ur theory a lot more and would prefer this over the real one
The sheriff is like a reverse Dutch. He obsessed with order, civilization, and the law. Not to mention the similarities he and Dutch share: preaching, having a good shot, and having authority. Dutch's gangs fell and so did tumbleweed.
5:15 don’t forget that invisible sniper that Arthur has to deal with everytime he sets foot in New Austin
If we’re being realistic, the reason it was abandoned was because of the train not going through it and also the fact that it’s way out in the middle of the desert. Armadillo, has the luxury of being somewhat close to blackwater, and McFarlands Ranch. And also the train lol.
I like Sheriff Freeman, because as someone from Oklahoma, he's supposed to be a reference to Bass Reeves.
If they ever make a Red Dead movie the sheriff should absolutely be played by Samuel L Jackson
Hes an old man, who knows how much longer we'll have him same with Morgan Freeman. That's right Morgan Freeman will die
@@AK907LSD25 no he shall live forever
@@samreddig8819 every morning you will wake and immediately grab your phone in fear to read he has passed
The Lumbago Epidemic of 1908 wiped the prosperous town into a ghostly abyss. Sadly.
Sheriff freeman = gordon freeman = half life 3 confirmed
OoOoOhHh
Gaming General Gabe: There is no such thing as 3.
Domen Goldmayer Gašperin just have same goddamn faith
Gaming General Haha, no.
Did you make a half life 3 in 2019
It was abandoned due to the rise of train tracks rdr1 said that in a cutseen
Norte Por Vida however I’m sure there’s a reason why train tracks left out the town as a destination.
@@CommanderTK9091 Probably because it wasn't enough people?
Omar 90s I believe it was ignored by the train tracks because of it’s location. Its on the top of a plateau and it is surrounded by rock structures, the work to build train tracks in there wasn’t worth the risk
I looked into tumbleweed a lot when I was younger. I heard screams and wails in the big manor on top the hill. Other than that though not too much happened. I think the church had some of the same. Never any ghosts or figures/faces of any sort
Why was tumbleweed abandoned?
**vivid flashbacks to shooting up the town multiple times**
No reason, _none at all_
Back on the RDR2 vids, I like it!
Scalp hunter is a turn for bounty hunter not anything savage
Emilio Rico not really native Americans were the ones doing the most scalping along with white settlers on the Wild West throughout American history
@@vestty5802 Whites scalped a lot of people too. Especially when they had scalp bounties, in Colorado you could get like $25 for a scalp with the ears on. Which is why it's synonymous with bounty hunter - because they are bounty hunters technically.
@@vestty5802 and previously in other mission people refers bounty hunters as scalp hunters.
@Steven Fontaine I don't understand what you're trying to say.
@Steven Fontaine lmfao
You wanna know something strange about that town. A long time ago I was playing rdr with my friend and we were trying to see one of these ghosts. My friend went in to the manor while I checked out the church (at night of course) upon entering it I saw a black shadow shoot out the back door of the church and at the same time my friend said he could hear whispers in the basement of the manor. After that the server never changed back to day. We played for 4 hours and it was perpetual night on the server we were spooked but also kinda hyped up because we think we caused it or it was just a bug but even if it was a bug its timing was crazy.
7:50 "Esteban Cortez, I knew your brother." While it's a pretty obvious nod to "A Quick Favor for an Old Friend" where you're hunting Ramon down with Sadie, I liked that small little dialogue from John a lot.
Anyway, yeah, it definitely seems like a combination of Sheriff Freeman, the train tracks just not going to Tumbleweed, and the cholera outbreak that's heavily implied to have been caused by the Strange Man. I also think that, in theory, the Del Lobos gang probably went back there to get revenge on Sheriff Freeman and kill any residents that deciding against leaving when the town started to decline.
I would have liked to see some of the places in Mexico that were abandoned like most of the region of perdido
ciaran dolan they need to add Mexico in a future dlc
yea I know they've already made most of it already from what I hear not the DLC but the bit of Mexico that was in the first game if you don't already know about it apparently some people were able to break the games boundaries and find Mexico unfinished at least in terms of the towns and buildings makes me think if they do get to a single player dlc with jack it will probably involve the chaos that engulfed the us Mexico border during the latter country's civil war
The reason we can’t explore Mexico in 1907 is because of the border tensions between America and Mexico. Nothing to do with John and the RDR1 storyline. By 1911/1914, the tensions between the 2 countries have calmed down enough to let people enter each other’s country. I also would’ve liked to see the decline of Perdido since there’s only one house in the region that’s completely abandoned, Barranca. If there’s any more abandoned places I forgot, please reply to my comment. I would’ve also like to see the decline of Tesoro Azul, the town near Escalera in Punta Orgullo. Aside from no railroad, the town seemed fine until Reyes’ rebels took refuge in it and got it burnt down.
Mexico's border in 1899-1907 was not stable with America as civil unrest was happening everywhere in the nation, but by 1911-1914 stuff had cooled down enough to let people cross the Mexican borders.
not entirely true, the Mexican American border in actuality was completely porous until the Mexican revolution. I think people who lived there at the time would have struggled to say there was one. You only would have had occasional army outposts to look out for renegade native bands, and not much else other than some pretty damn seedy border towns. Besides the bandits using common travel routes like skeleton canyon and the renegade apache in the New Mexico bootheel AKA big hatchet country, the only really troubled bit of relations between the two countries governments, not citizens in the 1890s would have been the revolt of the Garzistas. Kind of a small taste of what was to come. Even when the "bandit wars" began the only places that were reliably closed off were at towns on the border and no where else. Border raids back and forth happened repeatedly from 1910 til 1921 hitting a peak from 1914 til 1918. Hope this was a good enough reason.
All the OG red dead redemption boys already know this
Finn Jones Did you even watch the video before commenting
@@AWormsPurpose yeah I did we have known this for years now, it was on the origonal wiki I was just stating the OG boys already knew about the track cutting tumbleweed out of the picture, none of that sheriff shit or curses
Finn Jones well why comment on a video going against the wiki?
@@AWormsPurpose The video was just stretched out with b.s facts to get to 10 minutes. Just stating the origonal guys already knew.
Finn Jones well I can’t tell how serious it is based on just text if anything it has an annoying gate keeping tone to it
Bro if I hear "the law" one more time this week
Got recommended this after listening to the house theme
The Stranger looks a little like Trelawney
Nosevelt McGoldstein thats what I thought too.
We never know what happens to trelawny. Its possible.
John would recognise Trelawney
it is also odd that he pops up when the gang Needs him most
such when he told the gang about Sean
or when he just so happened to be on that prisoner wagon in the beginning of Chapter 3
even when Dutch sends Arthur to find Trelawney later on in the same chapter
Nosevelt McGoldstein yeah not like guys with moustaches and top hats were common back then right
The Sheriff kinda reminds me of Captain Barnes from Gotham tbh..
Tbh yes
*G U I L T Y*
GUILTY
Joker! I've found you
I'm batman oh hell naw
The way the Sheriff speaks, just reminds me of Fallout for some reason.
The epilogue New Austin section would of made more sense if you got to do it as Sadie. She wanted to travel and do bounty work whilst John had duties to his ranch and family. In RDR 1 he also mentions never going down to New Austin.
The sheriff sounds like a dictator
He his
*Laughs in Kim Jong Un*
*_Laughs in Joseph Stalin_*
Sounds like a guy who is tired of gangs
In rdr1 the west was super depressing and in rdr2 it seemed a little better like the Mcfarlanes ranch being made, tumbleweed being populated and lookin good at that, and the dessert looks beautiful
Honestly, with the way Sheriff Freeman's speeches are, I can't believe the writers managed to stop themselves from working a "I AM the law!" in there somewhere.
I didn't realize Tumbleweed was occupied in rdr 2. I stopped really exploring New Austin after I saw the state Armadillo was in, cause I just assumed the zone was going to basically be empty, but this is certainly an interesting touch
Why do you Play this Game ?
@@1917John what do you mean? I enjoy it immensely, I just assumed the rest of the area was unoccupied, and by that point I had done most everything else in the game anyway. I didn't think to check Tumbleweed
Just so people know you can meet Sean Maguire in RD online
?? Where
You can also meet Bonnie MacFarlane, Lenny and someone else I cant quite remember.
Justin Bayless where can u meet Lenny?
?? You can’t meet lenny
@@user-cu8if1nb3v Idk. They added him in after I lost Gold. I wasnt able to find him. Id figure hed probably be around Valentine or in the Grizzlies. He definitely wouldnt be in Rhodes. Because you know racism
Freeman would be the type of person that calls the cops on you when you pirate a movie.
Freeman is the one that responds
With a no knock raid at 3am
Pay legally or i'm not gonna forget so Easily
nah he'd arrest you himself
Legendary Undead battles at Tumbleweed. It was my favourite battleground for it. There was something in every direction to climb. Biggest map i think, out the 5.
I've always thought there was something Fizhy about him.
Short answer the train didn't pass through like with Armadillo, McFarlan ranch, Blackwater, etc
What train?
@@meowmeow3778 you never played Red Dead Redemption I did you
@@henrichvonruben9114 I was expecting that you meant the ghost train on red dead 2. Im kinda late because im just 11
@@meowmeow3778 in Red Dead Redemption I there's a train that runs to every major town but Tumbleweed which lead to the town's death
Keith Williams2 yup
Glad you're back at it detective.
Just found your channel and WOW. The Red Dead lore is incredible!
It feels so weird seeing people in tumbleweed after rdr1
Historical fact: town's were usually abandoned when there's no company from the opposite sex ie. Brothel
O no lol 😂😂
My theory, The Strange Man, whatever entity he is, killed the sheriff, so when Del Lobo found out, they massacred the town, and due to no railroad, no one found out
...no
@@nikolazecevic6693 this is the west so alot of things could have been hushed hushed and something else was blamed
Elder Rusty that is a good theory !
thatdudefromearth ehh, it’s just something off the top of my head, but with all the wacky shit in RDR2 and the possible stuff going on with the strange man, it’s kinda possible, ain’t the best theory though, atleast it ain’t some Matpat theory like Arthur Morgan is actually Donald Trump cause their hair is around the same color
This is such a great video. I really enjoyed it, keep it up!
Hey great job on this video my friend! I truly enjoyed this. Great job.
This is one badass Sheriff. Really makes me wish there could be some type of DLC about Sheriff Freeman or another one in the game.
I can confirm that there are weird/ghostly shadow figures in Tumbleweed that can be spotted but it is very rare. I remember I was traveling as Jack post main story many years ago and I saw one in the church as well as one just standing at the entrance on the far side of the mansion. As soon as I turned the camera away so that it was off screen and moved it back, it was gone. I haven’t seen them since.
GO DEVILS
Harry Roundtree 😈😈😈
This is really cool stuff. I didnt hang around much after completing story. I only visited Thieves Landing and Armadillo.
I love you're channel Fizhy!
Does Fizhy look like Arya Stark?
Adolf Hitler who?
No
Noke “commit suicide” not “commit die” dumbass
@@parsakarbasi6394 r/wooosh
// Josh [Depressed] this
5:10 alot of people don’t know this but when you clear all the guards in the mission where you save John at sisika penitentary and you go in the jail there is a guard that is standing there and he is invincible and will also as you said kill you in 1 shot
Abandoned until 1918 when Jack Marston, Terry Adler and Samantha McFarlane helped a group build a railroad line that goes there and takes it in direction of the Northwest of the country, earning muneh and respecc,
They do the same to limpany, ressurecting towns and profiting
I'd like to see a one on one fight between sherif Freeman and Dutch with no rules, that way it can be "the law" vs "the plan"
Going to new austin in rdr2 story mode feels sad
But online new Austin not so sad but I love it
the Del Lobo are at Fort Mercer
and there isn't a side-quest where you take em out (to my knowledge)
I’ve played through rdr2 twice, I’m on my third time, and I am so excited to get to the epilogue to go to armadillo and tumbleweed again
"He can kill you with one shot regardless of how much health you have." well shit mate, that's probably due to the fact that he's using a shotgun. even the Hermit north of Annseburg can one shot you with the same shotgun. there's a reason why law enforcement don't use it in-game and that's because it's too powerful for commonly found NPCs to use for fear of breaking the balance of the game.
he looks like he could be lil nas’ ancestor
sheriff: "I want 100 del lobo scalps, from 100 dead del lobos... and I will get my scalps"
Ah I see, a woman of culture
In the online there’s a mission where the sheriff and another online character were about to get hanged by the del lobos
The strange man intro was too intense 😂😂
He's the oldwest version of judge dredd. "I AM...THE LAW."
Nobody:
Sheriff: ThE LaW
Edit: people already made it, rip
Too slow on the draw
I give you credit for admitting it. Most people would take the credit.
Generic Boi slowest fingers in the West :(
Not to mention that in Red Dead Redemption, a gang takes over the town and wipes out what’s left, as well as taking the mansion up the hill. A very similar event happens in Red Dead Revolver, near the end, which could have just been a nod to Revolver, or possibly related.
Overall your video is a great analysis! Great work~
In the strange man place (where you find his painting) there is a map of armadillo and a writing over it saying "I gave you the choice between happiness or two generations, you made your choice" maybe that how the curse was deflected?
Sheriff Freeman is like Emile from Halo, he doesn't want the war to end, he just wants the enemy to die.
Imagine a dlc where you play as sheriff Freeman taking out the last of the Del Lobos
That sounds badass
I want Rockstar to do more with Sheriff Freeman.
Like we have law breaking antiheroes in John and Arthur. Freeman is one as well, but on the other side.
I think it would be cool
The cholla springs and Rio Bravo area is the best in RDR2! Has the Wild West look and feel! I don’t like to venture past Blackwater if possible only when I do bounties or online missions.
The sheriffs double barrel is a one shot to the player from any range even though it says “worn”
I thought this was a creepypasta vid about red dead before clicking on it
Pretty obvious innit? Nah jk, nice video as always M8. The lore behind the game is awesome
What tf does innit mean?
@@Jonas-xl4wg isn't it
Noke thx, the British have a lot of weird terms lol
Creanzey that’s not British British people don’t say mate Australian people do
Its that the sheriff in the online mode is actually kind of calm and doesnt seem so power hungry but here in 1907 hes gotten rather...aggressive, something is up with him for sure but also the gunsmith is pretty suspicious too because of what the townspeople say about him
Honestly, the way that sheriff talked it sounded more like a dystopia