Thanks so much for watching! I was only able to cover a few side missions in this video, but which is your favourite?

I’m so happy that the series is back again. The original episodes were some of the best RDR2 content out there

It is amazing that a company founded in the 1860s to produce prosthetics is still around today and is still producing prosthetics.

Hamish was undoubtedly one of the best Side mission characters I’ve ever encountered throughout any Rockstar Game

“Geology for Beginners” deserves an honorable mention. Ironically, it’s both anachronistic AND historically accurate at the same time. In the mission, a man named Francis Sinclair hires Arthur/John to collect a series of rock carvings. However, the game heavily implies Sinclair is a time traveler from the 1920’s. There are multiple details from the quest line that are anachronistic to 1899 but _are_ accurate to the 1920’s. These include: Belt loops - Invented in 1922 and became standard for all pants in 1923. Likewise, Sinclair’s pants are the only ones in the game that have them. Transatlantic accent - Invented in 1918. This accent was not a naturally occurring accent, but a consciously-learned, social construct that became popular throughout the 20’s. For perspective, this is the accent you hear in every film or radio broadcast from the 20’s. Argyle socks - Invented in 1914 and became popular in the US by 1916. Although the tartan pattern (which Argyle is based on) has existed since the 1500’s, it was culturally exclusive to Scotland and would not have been seen anywhere else. Vocabulary - Sinclair uses words and phrases such as “jazzed” and “what’s eating you?” that would have made no sense in 1899, but were common in the 1920’s. Skyscrapers - When put together, the rock carvings depict Sinclair traveling through various eras of time. One section depicts accurate representations of the Chrysler and Empire State buildings, which would have been impossible in 1899. Atoms - The same section also contains an accurate depiction of an atom. Although atoms were theorized to exist for hundreds of years, the carving depicts the Schrödinger Model of the atom, which wasn’t proposed until 1925 and confirmed by imaging in 1955. Zeppelins - Finally, the section also depicts a zeppelin over New York. Although the original patents were filed in 1895, the first zeppelin was not constructed until 1900 and were not commercially used until 1910. TL;DR: Even when Rockstar is being intentionally inaccurate, they’re still accurate

I've been waiting for my Real Pixels history lesson.

One of the coolest side mission details I noticed when playing is when you’re piloting the toy boat in Saint Denis with Marko Dragic and the investors, one of the investors says “Think of those poor boys on the H.L. Huntley… 8 lost their lives compared to a mere 5 on the Housatonic” which is referring to the real-life first submarine kill in combat during the Civil War when the Confederate CSS Hunley sunk the Union USS Housatonic off the coast of South Carolina in February 1864. It’s small details like that even in a throwaway line that really make this game an immersive masterpiece!

Rockstar truly knows to do research and add a lot of detail to their games.

Glad to see the return of the most insightful and creative piece of RDR content on this platform. Now covering the side missons, where Rockstar notably put more direct translationa of real 19th century history and figures into their fictional rendition of the frontier.

One of my favourite little details is if you finish all parts of Arcadia For Amateurs, Albert Mason's pictures are hanging in the gallery where Charles Chaturney's exhibition is on

These are my favorite red dead videos. They add a lot to the immersion and they are just really interesting on their own.

in middle school i did a report on the life of Ulysses S Grant, and for some reason it stuck with me forever, so everytime i hear him mentioned or referenced it tingles my brain. The video was great.

The phrase "to suss out" means "to deduce" or "to discover" if I'm not mistaken, not "to suspect".

Just for another interesting little detail (or, well, interesting to me anyway), if you kill 25 Carolina Parakeets, they stop spawning completely- while it would still be a while before the species would be completely gone (last confirmed sighting in the wild was in 1910, last captive animal died in 1918, and it took until the 30s before it was formally declared extinct), the game is set around the time they were getting close to extinction.

Being named Jeremy and catching enormous legendary fish is absolutely a homage to Wade’s River Monsters. Absolutely love that show and that R* also do.

Please don’t stop making these! This is my favorite series on KZfaq, your content is incredible!

I sometimes had more fun playing the sidequests in the game than the actual main story itself. It's interesting to see the type of people you will meet and see in game

Just the amount of details and history you dig into for the game is incredible.

My favorite KZfaq series back with another installment!! My favorite side mission is with Hamish, really tugs at the heart strings late in the game. I also think the serial killer mission is really interesting how it plays out.

The amount of detail in RD2 is amazing , best game I have ever played and it will take a lot to beat it!

I love these videos. My favourite Stranger Missions are The Ties That Bind Us because I really like the interactions between Mr White and Mr Black and Arcadia For Amateurs because Albert Mason is such a wholesome and kind guy and he has a great sense of friendship with Arthur who needs it desperately because of the events of the main story.

The depth of this game is amazing. Unmatched! The amount of research must have been absolutely monumental.

This is amazing. I discovered this series two days ago and grounded through them. Was very sad when I finished the last one yesterday. Now I come back to see another one! Great content, keep it up!

Stellar work on the red dead series, this series is what drew me in to your channel and helped me discover your content on writing and media which are some of my favorites on youtube. Keep killing it! 😊

Real Pixels back at again with the high quality content!

Always great when a Real Pixels video comes out.

you are such a hero for making such high quality content in website full of hackneyed scream streamers like ali-a or outright liars like mrbossftw

love this series, so glad to see it come back !

Seriously underrated content man!! This is the most entertaining red dead content on all of KZfaq! You work hard on these, everyone can tell, although maybe you aren’t as popular as you’d like, fame will surely find its way to you considering how much mind blowing amounts of research and editing you put in these videos, just keep producing them and let your passion for them lead you, and you will get the things you want my friend!

These are the best red dead videos on KZfaq, you really take your time and research and it shows. I like to play the game as closely as I can to how life would’ve been back in the 1890s, and these videos help me get better insight for that. Thanks

I'm so happy you're covering the side missions! absolutely loved this series and it's nice to see more of it!

Yesss your back please i want you to cover every single plant in this game i can listen to you talk about everything for hours

At 13:54 I’d just like to mention he stole the explores horse

Opened up rdr2 just to noodle around and literally thought to myselg it would be great if there was new real pixel video to watch while I play and here this sat a scroll down the recommendations

These are by far, some if my favorite videos to watch! Sometimes its hard for me to be in the mood for certain content, but this series always has my attention! Thank you!

These videos are great. Very cool that you're covering Strangers now. Hamish was my favorite character outside of the Van Der Linde Gang.

Genuinely so happy so have this series continue, just got done with your main story videos a little while back

I'm so glad you are continuing this series into the sidequests, they quite literally refuel my cowboy brainrot every few months

First time watching your channel, and thoroughly enjoyed this. I'm especially impressed by the editing in your end credits sequence, the beat matching in it is exquisite.

on the 21ft gator, Mason clarifies shortly after that it was in the 70s & 80s.

My favourite series on yt hands down, of any channel covering this game. 😁 Appreciate it takes time but more please 🤞

Can’t wait for the next episode! I’ve binged watched this entire playlist in two days.

13:46 The among us music 😂😂

2 days ago i discovered you yesterday i finished watching all your rdr history vids today theres a new one good few days

YES WE'RE BACK!! Great video, also I caught that reference at 13:36 lol. When Arthur is sus!

Sick today and staying at home, thank you for uploading now!

Back again with another truly amazing video. Keep up the great work!

I love how you go the extra mile every time and truly put effort and love into your videos and it shows, keep up the good work.

Hamish, Mickey, and the one legged guy next the general store in Rhodes.

Really loved your videos on the main storyline so this is as exciting!

This series is so under appreciated the editing the music mwah perfection

Wasn't expecting this series to be back. *A surprise to be sure, but a welcomed one* 😊

I love this channel it shows me so much about red dead that I didn’t know about, keep making these videos!!

I've been waiting for this, so excited about it

Love these videos - please keep them coming!

Please keep doing these🤙🏻 such a wonderful look into history. You do great research.

Thank you, for making such interesting and informative content.

Something I noticed about Hamish is I’m pretty sure he keeps both reins on the left side of the horse’s neck, the opposite side of his artificial leg. If I saw that correctly, this is actually something a rider missing a limb might do (in the days before more advanced prosectics) to compensate for the reduced pressure on the amputated side and reduced ability to lean into turns

These are always so interesting, great work!

Splendid! I am so happy that you're not done. Best content on KZfaq!

Incredible video! Maybe you can make a random encounter version? I am dying to hear about the historical accuracy of the scientist you can meet in Annesburg that talks about global warming.

Perfect mid week vid thank you my friend. Love this game and turn of century history

I just finished playing RDR2 & 1. I found your videos & they are very interesting. Keep up the good work mate 👍

probably one of the most hardworking youtubers out here i hope you make another la noire video

RealPixels is the gift that keeps on giving

loved this !! an idea you could maybe try is looking at the historical accuracy of Mafia: Dinfinative edition or the Mafia series as a whole, just a thought and idea.

Keep them coming!

Yoooooo, real pixels history lesson is out!!!!!!

Thank you for all the videos in this series, as I generally just watch the playlist and enjoy the calm wonderful simpler times in the video game. It sucks that RDO isn't as flushed out as the base game

Another great video

Great video mate.

How Historically Accurate are RDR2 Horses next? Love these videos!!!

Can never get enough of these videos

I love your red dead videos! so happy to see a new one :)

Brilliant series! Charlotte and Hamish are my favourite side-missions. Albert too. Out of curiosity, what’s the song that plays during the Jeremy Gill section of this video?

Awesome video as always

Great stuff as always!

Been waiting for this to drop

Video idea: how historically accurate is rdr1

Curious if you’re ever gonna do the first red dead game? Cool arthur outfit btw

04:40 “smell of the greasepaint, the roar of the crowd” is an often used term when romantically describing the acting / circus profession. The Musical reversed it.

Excellent work as always! Idk if you’re interested or if there are any real life links but Fallout series might be another game you could similarly do. I’m sure these take an immense amount of time, though, your research is awesome.

this vid is well done, partner!

21:30 that book may be referring to how Jeremy Gill has a fixation on stuffing fish and therefore his fishing being art, the book being more about art but having fish on the cover

Fantastic watch as always 👊🏿

i love that sus had a real old meaning aswell

My father used to run a tackle shop. He had several stuffed fish on the wall, most dated from the late 19th and pre-WW1 20th century. One was an Irish Pike which according to the plaque was caught in the 1890s, weighed just shy of 70lbs and was about 1.5m long. Pike caught in the 19th century from Loch Derg in Ireland were confirmed to be as big as 95lbs, Jeremy Wade even tried to find his own giant Pike, as it turns out, Loch Derg and some Swedish lakes have been confirmed to have unique subspecies of the Northern Pike, genetically different.

nokomis (lit: my grandmother) is connected to the moon and a culture hero not mentioned outside of winter rather than nature. for someone comparable to the concept of mother earth you are looking for shkaakaamikwe

The 'He's British, Of Course' questline is all a reference to Wizard of Oz.

So happy this series is still going on. I love history, I love Red Dead, thus I love love this series

So happy this series is continuing

Love to see this series return, and I would love it if you did RDR1 now that you’ve done RDR2.

13:44 You could say it's a little... sus

god I love your videos so much!

17:59 I played RDR2 twice and never saw her. This must be after that crazy game hunt thing.

Yes uploads!

this is just what i needed

Glad to see your expanding to the side missions, love to see how you explain the accuracy of the game and especially the sayings that are said ! 👍🏽 edit: would also like to see a version of this series with the first red dead : )

Bro did not just call the taxidermy mission short

Will you ever do an historical accuracy video on red dead redemption 1?