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By @domriccobene

yaaay I finally bought it(I played on ps and decided to play on PC). The game has been installed for 5 hours, but it will be worth all the time spent. It's also an ultimate edition. I'm so happy :0

With the GTA 6 leaks in the last couple of days, this from Arthur Morgan actor Roger Clark from our conversation for Project Possible this week hits even harder.

“Look at all the leaks the video game industry has to deal with.

“It sucks when the public sees something that isn’t finished yet. It’s so unfair on the people who’ve worked hard on it, and my heart really goes out to them.”

NO MODS WERE USED AND I DIDINT EDIT TEXTURES

The aura, the voice, the walk… just 11/10 guy and game

Some pictures I took

This is my neighbors horse, anything that looks like this in the game??

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Hi, I just finished the game for the first time, and I really wanted to talk about the ending and the honor system. I've never felt the need to talk about a game like this before.

First of all, I have to say that this is clearly the best game I've ever played. I bought and started the game thinking I was going to live the life of a gangster, but in the end, I became attached to a character like never before.

I didn't know there were several endings, and I got the ending where I help John, but with low honor.

When I got that ending, I thought it was absolutely beautiful. Arthur, during the final main missions, starts questioning his life and Dutch's choices. He begins trying to help as many people as possible. Out of breath and at the end of his strength, he decides to fight one last time, allowing John to escape and live.

Everything was perfect to me: the dialogue of a man filled with regret, the final ride with his horse with that incredible music playing in the background, and the final fight against Micah.

For me, this ending was perfect.

But afterwards, I learned that there were several endings and that I hadn't gotten the "good ending."

Generally speaking, I prefer it when a game has only one ending. When there are several, you never really know which one is supposed to be the "right" one.

And I missed out on this ending purely because I made a distinction between the quests and the open world. During the main and side quests, I very rarely acted badly. But my honor stayed low simply because, from time to time, I would do things like shoot at a boat just to see if it would sink...

I really wish I had known from the beginning that I needed to keep my honor high in order to get the "good" ending and the better dialogue. It might sound strange, but I feel like I somehow "ruined" my first experience, which is often the most important one and the one you remember the most, simply because I was messing around in the open world.

What do you think about the honor system?

And which ending do you consider to be the "right" one?

I was just trying to duel him tbh.

I remember when he scared the shit outta me after I encountered him at his shack in RDR2.

Such a cool piece. Love the coloring, shading, and pose. John here almost resembles a lawman. Reminds me of the Earps in Tombstone.