*Spoilers* That song at the end of Chapter 6 really broke me out of the game...

[Cheezelog]

lol WTF was that? When you are riding back to camp for one last time and that weird ass song plays trying to make it dramatic but I couldnt help but laugh and keep so confused it's all I could think of til I saved in the epilogue and logged off. I guess Arthur got schizophrania along with Tuberculosis? lol Well I hope that's the last kind of that crap cause it really took me out of the game. I couldn't even appreciate Arthurs death at that point cause I was too out of it...So weird to put something so random into the game out of nowhere near the end. I'm still thinking about it...lol

Did anyone else find that part extremely dumb? That song would fit in with a dumb romcom where the main character is sad he lost the girl but for the end of a cowboy epic as good as this? Broke it for me...

[Nite69]

That was a long mission too, I wanted to exit game after I finished it but even the credits were worth looking at since they added videos around them

[Cheezelog]

Nite69 a écrit :

That was a long mission too, I wanted to exit game after I finished it but even the credits were worth looking at since they added videos around them

I didn't get a credits scene it took me straight to the epilogue. Weird.

[Nite69]

oh wait a second end of chapter 6 my bad, I was thinking end game nm

[Doomier Guy]

This?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WoxFRRf9DJM

I always liked this song from the first RDR more:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ybPCNp1YrE

Man it was a powerful moment back in the day. And the one that plays when you're riding back to Beecher's Hope after Dutch trips off the cliff.

[Ares4X]

This game lives in so many ways. You can literally feel it. It was/ is amazing. "That's the way it is" was a sad song, i cried int the end, i guess everyone does.

[DargonBlak]

I can certainly see that if Arthur was a hard-hearted ruffian scrapper, killing everyone he came across, and being brutally effective in every way, that the song at the end would be completely inappropriate.

If Arthur faced every challenge with a "get out of my way while i take what i want, and maybe i'll kill you anyway" attitude - again, the song at the end could be inappropriate.

However, if Arthur only killed when needed, was more and more confused by Dutch's spiraling reasoning and inconsistent behavior, was still being loyal to the gang more than simply loyal to Dutch, was caring more about his "family" than about himself, was broken by the loss of Hosea - and was interested in "helping those that need helping"... well, the song can catch you good.

You raise a really good point.

It would have been very good if they played a different song at that part for each ending.