11 Insane Ways We Spoiled Our Favourite Video Games

Red Dead Redemption 2 – Spoiled By YouTube Comments

Since YouTube’s arrival into the world of popular culture as an essential space in content creation, it also has evolved into a forum for all sorts of discussion from fans and from content creators. YouTube itself is an important part of what we do here at GamingBolt, and there are in fact people who make a living significantly because of YouTube. But recently the idea of “YouTube comments” being negatively referenced has been on the rise; the newly-released Red Dead Redemption 2 served as a premier example of game players eager to learn about and traffic in early access to game knowledge, especially with regards to how game events play out for game protagonist Arthur Morgan. It’s not entirely without merit, considering the events of the first game and how the first game is a sequel to the second. We don’t exactly see or hear about Arthur Morgan in Red Dead Redemption 1. But still, for those simply wanting to discuss the game with others, spoiler in comments can pose difficulty for those unevenly experiencing the game.