The video discusses the character Ryder from the game Grand Theft Auto (GTA) and argues against the common belief that Ryder was initially intended to be a traitor. The video presents several reasons for this argument, including Ryder's actions and dialogues throughout the game, his relationships with other characters, and the game developers' handling of his storyline.
The video starts by discussing Ryder's relationship with CJ, the main character of the game. It points out instances where Ryder shows remorse for leaving his family and the gang behind and apologizes to CJ. The video also highlights moments where Ryder shows loyalty to CJ and the gang, such as in missions where Ryder and CJ share laughs about their shared past.
The video then discusses Ryder's involvement in gang activities from the beginning of the game. It mentions several missions where Ryder shows dedication to the gang and helps CJ and the gang achieve their goals. The video argues that these actions show Ryder's commitment to the gang and his desire to be a valued member.
The video also discusses Ryder's dislike for ballas, a rival gang in the game. It mentions instances where Ryder fights against ballas and defends his gang. The video argues that these actions further support the idea that Ryder was not originally intended to be a traitor.
The video then discusses the storyline of the game. It argues that the developers failed to properly introduce Ryder as a traitor in the game's storyline. The video mentions instances where Ryder appears in cutscenes where it's unclear why he should be there. It also discusses instances where Ryder is mentioned by CJ, indicating that CJ and the gang still consider Ryder a member of their gang.
The video concludes by discussing several instances where Ryder is shown to be a coward. It argues that these instances are not signs of betrayal but rather signs of Ryder's fear of danger. The video also discusses several instances where Ryder is shown to be loyal to CJ and the gang, further arguing against the idea that Ryder was originally intended to be a traitor.
In conclusion, the video presents a detailed argument against the common belief that Ryder was originally intended to be a traitor in the game. It uses evidence from the game's dialogues, Ryder's actions, and the game developers' handling of Ryder's storyline to support its argument.
1. The text is a discussion about the character Ryder from the game Grand Theft Auto (GTA).
2. Ryder was not initially supposed to be a traitor, according to the discussion.
3. The discussion focuses on Ryder's behavior and actions in the game, particularly his interactions with other characters.
4. Ryder is shown to have a complex relationship with CJ, another character in the game.
5. The discussion mentions several missions in the game where Ryder's loyalty to his gang is demonstrated.
6. Ryder is known to dislike ballers, a term used in the game for rival gang members.
7. The discussion suggests that Ryder's addiction to smoking joints, referred to as "water" in the game, is a common misconception about his character.
8. The discussion also mentions that Ryder was a drug dealer when he was 10 years old, which is used as a potential sign of his betrayal.
9. The text discusses multiple instances where Ryder is shown to leave his friends in need, which is interpreted as a sign of his potential betrayal.
10. The text mentions that Ryder often smokes joints during the Los Santos storyline in the game.
11. The text also discusses unused lines of dialogue for Ryder, which were supposed to be used in certain situations.
12. The text concludes by inviting listeners to comment on their thoughts about the discussion.