Mountain Man: A New Beginning (PC) - Longplay

Day 1 (Rooster) - 01:47 Journey Begins - 01:50 Wanted Poster - 02:39 First Kill - 03:38 Finding the Rope - 05:21 Finding Jack the Mule - 06:08 Finding the First Trap - 09:51 Finding Ulysses Tanner - 10:26 Grizzly Bear Fight - 11:35 Mountain Lion Fight - 13:57 Finding the Snake Stone - 15:00 Finding the Moccasin - 15:49 Setting Traps - 16:31 Healing - 19:27 Climbing the Mountain - 24:35 Finding the Hawk Stone - 25:23 Finding the Abandoned Cabin - 28:27 Building the Raft - 31:42-32:30 Checking Inventory - 32:30 Meeting the Mountain Man - 34:40 Losing My Belongings - 34:52 Riding the River - 35:56 Killing the Mountain Man - 38:32 Making a Pull-a-Long - 39:34 Finding the Bear Stone - 48:17 Finding the Sacred Spring - 49:56 Meeting the Horseback Indian - 51:04 Finding Tanner's Loot - 54:18 Finding the Wolf Stone - 55:42 Meeting the Water Spirit - 58:13 Meeting the Indian Reservation - 1:02:27 Snake Pit Fight - 1:04:31 Need Some Water - 1:06:20 Found Some Water! - 1:09:02 Getting Ready for Battle - 1:09:42 Snake Bite - 1:10:26 Zombie Attack - 1:10:30 Finding Civilization - 1:14:10 Payday ($1566.00) - 1:14:18 Final Note - 1:15:14 End Credits - 1:16:31-1:17:22 This is a very obscure, unknown game from Oquirrh Productions back in 2000 for the PC. It was one I grew up playing, and I was really scared of the Grizzly Bear Fight at about 6 or 7 years old. I lost track of how many times I've played this game, but it's about a once a year playthrough. I decided to make a longplay with timecodes for this because some people know about it, but most don't. It's an FPS, but the camera rotates from fixed to 360° spin (think of a Panoramic Picture). The game is crude, but it's alright. This video is dedicated to my grandmother, who gave me the game. RIP Grandma Frankie. Played on Windows 10, Compatibility to Windows XP (SP3) Recorded with NVIDIA ShadowPlay (played and recorded in 640x480, rendered to 1440x1080 60FPS 50mbps) Rendered with Sony Vegas Pro 13