33 episodes
Red Dead Reflection Tyler and Brevin
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4.2 • 18 Ratings
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An episodic reflection on the monumental piece of fiction that is Red Dead Redemption II. Brought to you by creators of Computable, a podcast about PC building, game playing, and whatever we do next.
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First Episode of Much To Do About Something!
When are you going to finally work towards your dreams? For Tyler and Brevin, the time is NOW! (Well, sometime this week, anyway...)
Join them on an adventure of learning, failure, and productive discomfort as they challenge themselves and each other to put the work in and get better. Subscribe wherever you listen by searching for Much to Do About Something!
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10 | You Don't Know Jack
Welcome to Red Dead Reflection, a contemplation and meditation of Red Dead Redemption. Brevin and Tyler are playing through Red Dead Redemption 1 again after exploring and philosophizing its prequel, Red Dead Redemption 2. Will the trials of Arthur Morgan and the revealed past of John Marston color this experience differently?
Tyler and Brevin discuss the ending of the Red Dead series and look back on Red Dead Reflection as a whole! This episode contains spoilers for the entirety of Red Dead Redemption.
SPOILERS: This episode contains spoilers for Red Dead Redemption 1 and Red Dead Redemption 2.
Please send in questions, comments, whatever to reddeadcast@gmail.com. Spoilers are accepted.
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9 | When We're Gone, They'll Just Find Another Podcast
Welcome to Red Dead Reflection, a contemplation and meditation of Red Dead Redemption. Brevin and Tyler are playing through Red Dead Redemption 1 again after exploring and philosophizing its prequel, Red Dead Redemption 2. Will the trials of Arthur Morgan and the revealed past of John Marston color this experience differently?
Tyler and Brevin discuss the fall of one of Red Dead's greatest characters. We also get Brevin's initial impressions of Hamilton, so I hope at least someone besides me finds that interesting! This episode covers up to Old Friends, New Problems following the order of the Table of Contents of this page: https://www.ign.com/wikis/red-dead-redemption/Walkthrough
SPOILERS: This episode contains spoilers for Red Dead Redemption 1 and Red Dead Redemption 2.
Please send in questions, comments, whatever to reddeadcast@gmail.com. Spoilers are accepted.
If you haven't already, and if you're interested, checkout our other podcast about PC building and video game completion: Computable -
8 | Character Change and Narrative Short-Change
Welcome to Red Dead Reflection, a contemplation and meditation of Red Dead Redemption. Brevin and Tyler are playing through Red Dead Redemption 1 again after exploring and philosophizing its prequel, Red Dead Redemption 2. Will the trials of Arthur Morgan and the revealed past of John Marston color this experience differently?
Tyler and Brevin rate their encounters with the legendary former members of the van der Linde gang. They also rate characters relative to how interesting Han Solo is... yeah. This episode covers up to For Purely Scientific Reasons following the order of the Table of Contents of this page: https://www.ign.com/wikis/red-dead-redemption/Walkthrough
SPOILERS: This episode contains spoilers for Red Dead Redemption 1 and Red Dead Redemption 2.
Please send in questions, comments, whatever to reddeadcast@gmail.com. Spoilers are accepted.
If you haven't already, and if you're interested, checkout our other podcast about PC building and video game completion: Computable -
7 | We're Back And We Have Emails!
Welcome to Red Dead Reflection, a contemplation and meditation of Red Dead Redemption. Brevin and Tyler are playing through Red Dead Redemption 1 again after exploring and philosophizing its prequel, Red Dead Redemption 2. Will the trials of Arthur Morgan and the revealed past of John Marston color this experience differently?
Brevin and Tyler are back and this week they'll be going through their stuffed mailbox to answer your questions! Next week, we'll continue to discuss our progression in Red Dead Redemption.
Please continue to send in questions, comments, whatever to reddeadcast@gmail.com. Spoilers are accepted, because Brevin won't be reading these emails.
If you haven't already, and if you're interested, checkout our other podcast about PC building and video game completion: Computable -
Update | We'll Be Back!
Welcome to Red Dead Reflection, a contemplation and meditation of Red Dead Redemption. Brevin and Tyler are playing through Red Dead Redemption 1 again after exploring and philosophizing its prequel, Red Dead Redemption 2. Will the trials of Arthur Morgan and the revealed past of John Marston color this experience differently?
UPDATE! We will be taking an indefinite break from recording due to extenuating circumstances. Again, nothing serious and we are very much looking forward to recording again.
If there's an episode next week, you'll know we're back! Stay safe reflectors!
Please continue to send in questions, comments, whatever to reddeadcast@gmail.com. Spoilers are accepted, because Brevin won't be reading these emails.
If you haven't already, and if you're interested, checkout our other podcast about PC building and video game completion: Computable
Customer Reviews
The best
Such a great podcast! Thanks for all the great content.
Meh
Two friends misremember two games they clearly love while sometimes over analyzing or under analyzing to a frustrating degree all while misusing or completely fumbling common phrases to an almost comedic degree.
Definitely not a solid source for information on the Red Dead series but an enjoyable discussion on the hosts experiences.
Bring a skip button at the very least
This podcast is long-finished, but Im going through rdr2 for the first time and I wanted a blind play through companion to it. I made it eight episodes
Both hosts seem fine and personality wise they are listenable. One of them had played the game before but as the podcast goes along it becomes rapidly more obvious he remembers little save for the key story beats and spends most of the podcast either proclaiming this or detailing the conversation into other topics, some of which are all right and many others go on far too long. The blind player strangely does not seem to remember things all that much better unfortunately, with both often trying to recall what happened during missions or even just character names.
Episode 5 is amazingly bad. About 70% is spent on either tangents or the hosts talking to their dog. It gets a little better following that but episode 8 plunges off a cliff. The episode starts with them reading off an email where some dope makes the lost cause argument for the civil war to them, which they accept and barely question. The rest of the episode is the blind player complaining about things that are his own fault (ignoring all side content) and the guy who had played basically sounding like he had never played the game in his life. I finally tapped out