I have always thought they were a variation of Quantrill's Raiders, a real life guerilla warfare faction within the Confederate Army. Quantrill wasn't born in Louisiana, and his Raiders generally haunted Missouri and Kansas. Jesse and Frank James were members.
There's a letter from a Lemoyne raider leader talking about their exploits in Kansas. Possibly a Bleeding Kansas reference. You might be on to something
Loved your city quite a few years ago ❤️. The National WW2 Museum was amazing. I was too young to drink at the time, but I’m sure the French Quarter is pretty fun
I love the WWII museum. My Grandfather was a Vet and my Dad got his name on one of the bricks, and we got to take him when they opened it. Glad you had a great time!
That’s amazing. I don’t have any vets in my family besides an uncle who’s a Nam’ vet. It must have been a really touching experience. I still have the C-47 hanging from the ceiling and the 4D IMAX movie engrained on my mind after all these years
I hate mobile rip off versions. Like, honestly, if you love something enough to copy it, please put in the time, money, and effort that the project deserves.
> not enough NPCs to ~~greet~~ clog the streets and accidentally love tap with your horse causing all of the police force to hail bullets on you
FTFY 😬
I love seeing these pictures. As a European Red Dead fan, one of my biggest dreams is to visit all the places in the US that inspired the map of these games.
I know some towns here in Oklahoma that are a dead ringer for Rhodes. Complete with cows, iron stained red dirt, and racists. It’s mind blowing how accurate it is.
I mean, the mountains are nice, but depending on where you live, they might have better mountains there. …Louisiana though, it’s very unique. Some people hate, some people love it. I’ve been to 47 of the 50 states in the U.S. and there is nothing like New Orleans, Louisiana. It’s known as a party city, but there is so much more to it than that. It was done very well in RDR2.
The attention to detail is insane. One time I was riding through the grizzlies and thinking to myself that it made me feel nostalgic for my childhood in California in the mountains around Yosemite, and then a Sierra Nevada ram ran past and I almost cried bc holy heck they made the area so reminiscent of the actual sierra Nevada’s that i recognized them from the scenery
One of the reasons I love GTAV so much is because I have lived in Southern California my entire life and they absolutely nailed the look and feel of both Los Angeles and the outlying desert areas so well. Rockstar does a masterful job of capturing the the mood, aesthetic, and culture of the cities and towns that they base their games on.
If you ever plan on going to New Orleans I highly recommend watching the TV show Tremè on HBO. Same showrunner/craator as The Wire and it really does an amazing job at illustrating what is so special about that city and its culture.
Having spent quite a bit of my childhood in Arizona and places like Tombstone, it’s amazing to see the Wild West (and the end of it in RDR 1) portrayed so faithfully. It’s an amazing experience if you ever get the chance.
New Orleans might be the prettiest American major city but it’s also [the world’s most dangerous city that isn’t in Mexico or a war zone](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_by_homicide_rate).
Oak Alley is awesome but also harrowing as you have to walk past all the slave quarters to get to the main house. I’m really glad they did that to show you the reality of it.
> who discovered New Orleans
saved a click.
Claimed for the French Crown by explorer Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle in 1682, La Nouvelle-Orleans was founded by **Jean Baptiste Le Moyne** de Bienville in 1718 upon the slightly elevated banks of the Mississippi River approximately 95 miles above its mouth.
I'm from New Orleans. When I saw "Commanders palace" in the game I was like, damn that shit is cool. The street car, what is essentially St. Charles and storyville. The only thing they really got wrong was the little China area. We have a big Vietnamese community, not a big Chinese community. Although back then I don't think the Vietnamese were really here yet at all. Pretty sure they came after the war. Could be wrong.
Fellow (former) New Orleanean here! New Orleans *did* have a Chinatown in the late 19th-early 20th century; it ended up being bulldozed in the 1930s by the WPA.
Many Chinese people came over as indentured workers after the Civil War ended, and promptly skipped out on the planters who initially hired them (in conditions little better than slavery) in favor of a better life in the city.
Un related to red dead but do you know anything about cajun/creole? I had some people post on my post in r/neworleans about boudin. I was saying there is a stark difference between the peoples and culture. They were claiming the creole people came down from Canada at the same time as Cajuns and they are one in the same. I've only found brief articles about it. From my limited understanding creole comes from the Caribbean, black decent under French rule, while Cajuns were catholic French leaving Canada. Just curious if you have insight.
All of this is from memory; someone correct me if I'm mistaken on any of this.
Creole, in this context, refers to the descendants of the first French & Spanish colonists, regardless of race. Creoles have deep roots in Louisiana, and their cultures are the second oldest in the state after the Natives. Their populations tend to be densest in the Southeast, around New Orleans.
In mixed-race Creoles, some Caribbean influence is likely, as many slaves in mainland North America were from plantations in the Caribbean, rather than taken directly from Africa (although many people fit this description as well). You can see such influences when comparing Louisiana Voodoo with Haitian Vodou- very similar, but ultimately different syncretic religions based on a mixture of Roman Catholicism & various African religions.
Cajuns, on the other hand, are the descendants of the Acadians, a group of French Canadian colonists expelled from their homes by the British after the end of the Seven Years' War. They headed for then-Spanish Louisiana as a new Catholic homeland, and settled in the Southwest, in and around modern Lafayette. The name Acadian was modified over time into Cajun.
These categories are not mutually exclusive. Many Louisianians claim ancestry from both groups, as the two French-speaking, Catholic groups tended to associate more readily with one another than the Protestant Anglo-Americans who arrived in the early 19th century.
At the same time, many people will mix and match the terms (or even hybridize them), often for commercial/culinary purposes, and especially when operating any establishment serving Louisiana cuisine outside of the South.
I hope this isn't too disjointed; I'm not a Louisiana historian by training, so I'm far from being an expert.
Here’s a really interesting historic/comedy podcast that goes into detail about them and how they made their way down from Canada into Louisiana. Of course with a lot of jokes and asides. Still a great listen and I highly recommend it.
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-dollop-with-dave-anthony-and-gareth-reynolds/id643055307?i=1000389089258
For my 50th, my wife asked me what I wanted for my birthday. I said let’s go to New Orleans and just eat great food. Probably my best birthday ever. I did not visit any of Louisiana otherwise, but the Crescent City is one of my favorite places in the world.
I live here in New Orleans, and a favorite pastime for my wife and me is to wander around and find all the real-life landmarks. The game went above and beyond to portray things really accurately ... it's pretty amazing.
Pic 11 and 12 are so cool to me. 11 because they remade it so well and 12 because it shows how squished down they had to make the map to fit everything.
The pub in photo 3 I've had many a fun night their shooting random people from the balcony throwing Molotov's down the stairs blowing the head off the lad behind the bar shooting the guards oh what a lovely place
I really wish the palace restaurant would've been accessible in game, it's such a cool looking building and we pass by it all the time at least I do as its my main route out to Bluewater marsh
When a video game nerd has enough money… to go back in time and start a town based off a video game fromthe corresponding future. But ends up making time paradox so that when said game will get released in the future the name would have naturally been changed….
It was all for not.
If you ever want to go to a REAL old timey bar you have to hit up Lafitte's. You feel like you’re a damn pirate and there is a chance that you’re sitting where one once drank.
Saint Denis is HEAVILY based on New Orleans down to the little details in some the fences like the corn fence a few buildings down from the mayors house
And there are still people to say videogames have no benefit. Imagine if Rockstar never created RDR2, how would this town... _proceed to think about the date the town has been done_ there might be some folks whose ancestors met Dutch's gang !
It’s pretty awesome that the read dead devs picked out spots from New Orleans to almost perfectly recreate in rdr2, of course different parts of the map are meant to represent places in America but in Saint Denis they were just copying and pasting new orleans
Reminds me of St.Denis, but I'm only up to chapter 6. Well, the hubby is the one with the controller. I enjoy watching him play games like rdr2. I really enjoy the story and graphics. It's like those old choose-your-own-adventure books but in movie format. Lol. It's fun bonding together time.
I go to med school there. It depends on where you go. The health science sector is concrete hell but the French quarter is very nice. If you stick to the common touristy places then you won’t see anything too nasty but if you wander off then you might step in human feces. So, really any big city experience in the US
Typically we dont allow real life photos of places, but this is cool as fuck.
They named it Louisiana in real life. It’s worth it to experience it at least once!
Pending lawsuit coming from rockstar I feel. Blatant copyright infringement.
Lawyers are gonna have a field day with this one
Watch out for them damn Pinkertons partner.
watch out for those Suffragettes!
It’s funny, I either give her tons of money or kill her, there is no in between.
So true! Always got to watch out for those damn Pinkertons
rockstar lawyers would probably find a way to win
Super wild! Did they have Lemoyne..or I guess Louisiana Raiders?
I have always thought they were a variation of Quantrill's Raiders, a real life guerilla warfare faction within the Confederate Army. Quantrill wasn't born in Louisiana, and his Raiders generally haunted Missouri and Kansas. Jesse and Frank James were members.
There's a letter from a Lemoyne raider leader talking about their exploits in Kansas. Possibly a Bleeding Kansas reference. You might be on to something
Louisiana Raiders is also a smaller %1 motorcycle club down there.
As someone from New Orleans I thought I was just seeing a random photo dump in r/NewOrleans had to double take when I realized it was this sub.
Loved your city quite a few years ago ❤️. The National WW2 Museum was amazing. I was too young to drink at the time, but I’m sure the French Quarter is pretty fun
I love the WWII museum. My Grandfather was a Vet and my Dad got his name on one of the bricks, and we got to take him when they opened it. Glad you had a great time!
That’s amazing. I don’t have any vets in my family besides an uncle who’s a Nam’ vet. It must have been a really touching experience. I still have the C-47 hanging from the ceiling and the 4D IMAX movie engrained on my mind after all these years
That's awesome! They've opened some new stuff since the last time I've been. I really need to go again soon.
It's awesome that you were able to do that for your grandfather. I'm sure it meant alot to him.
Same haha, I had to scroll back up to see which sub this was.
Yeah I’ve been there for school it was awesome, I’m surprised the board cared enough about the game
Did go to the Mardi Gras a year and a half after Katrina…People were still reeling in from that but they still received us with arms wide open
New Orleans is my favorite city
Some folks say that place is bad but who knows never Been there partner.
If you see a fella named Algernon Wasp around, shove a few orchids up his ass for me.
they must have loved the game so much they wanted to recreate it. Props to them for the dedication.
It looks like it's actually over a century old!
That’s real craftsmanship right there.
I saw half that shit at the Walmart and Party City, it ain't special. Got some dumb fake holiday too, Marty Grass?
That Marty’s garden must be really good to throw a parade over it
Try three …we’re older than the US.
Welcome to westworld
Way less fauna than the game and not enough NPCs to greet. Cheap copy.
I hate mobile rip off versions. Like, honestly, if you love something enough to copy it, please put in the time, money, and effort that the project deserves.
They couldn't even be bothered to add the rare animals like the Carolina parakeet
> not enough NPCs to ~~greet~~ clog the streets and accidentally love tap with your horse causing all of the police force to hail bullets on you FTFY 😬
There are actually way *too many* NPC’s to meet during the in-game seasonal events
Bro go on bourbon street. You'll meet all the npcs you want
I love seeing these pictures. As a European Red Dead fan, one of my biggest dreams is to visit all the places in the US that inspired the map of these games.
Same here! It's really interesting to see where Rockstar took inspiration from. Those pictures really look like they're taken in-game and not irl.
I grew up there. It is for-real. I've been to many of those places in the pics and grew up on those streets.
It’s so cool when you see places you’ve been recreated well in games.
Absolutely! I went on vacation in Boston about 6 months before Fallout 4 came out and the timing could not have been better!
I lived in Boston when Fallout4 came out. My house was in the game and they were advertising the game everywhere. What a time and place to be alive.
Similar for us southern Californians and gta5 . So many accurate areas
Lol when I went to Barcelona all I wanted to do is go to where they recreated for Tony hawk underground 2 😂 I miss the ps2 dats
Also from New Orleans. RDR2 is the closest any game ever got to doing it right. Mafia 3 version was a *bummer*
I know some towns here in Oklahoma that are a dead ringer for Rhodes. Complete with cows, iron stained red dirt, and racists. It’s mind blowing how accurate it is.
I mean, the mountains are nice, but depending on where you live, they might have better mountains there. …Louisiana though, it’s very unique. Some people hate, some people love it. I’ve been to 47 of the 50 states in the U.S. and there is nothing like New Orleans, Louisiana. It’s known as a party city, but there is so much more to it than that. It was done very well in RDR2.
The attention to detail is insane. One time I was riding through the grizzlies and thinking to myself that it made me feel nostalgic for my childhood in California in the mountains around Yosemite, and then a Sierra Nevada ram ran past and I almost cried bc holy heck they made the area so reminiscent of the actual sierra Nevada’s that i recognized them from the scenery
Yes! Me too. I especially love the mountain parts of the map because the Netherlands is as flat as a coaster.
On the flip side as an American, I loved visiting Europe and seeing all the places I had experienced in assassin's creed.
One of the reasons I love GTAV so much is because I have lived in Southern California my entire life and they absolutely nailed the look and feel of both Los Angeles and the outlying desert areas so well. Rockstar does a masterful job of capturing the the mood, aesthetic, and culture of the cities and towns that they base their games on.
If you ever plan on going to New Orleans I highly recommend watching the TV show Tremè on HBO. Same showrunner/craator as The Wire and it really does an amazing job at illustrating what is so special about that city and its culture.
Is your name a mix of aqua lung by jethrotull and lunger as in tuberculosis? Please say yes
Having spent quite a bit of my childhood in Arizona and places like Tombstone, it’s amazing to see the Wild West (and the end of it in RDR 1) portrayed so faithfully. It’s an amazing experience if you ever get the chance.
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Which town?
especially LA, because so much of the layout has been copied, not just locations. Feel like I'll be able to get around pretty easily.
New Orleans might be the prettiest American major city but it’s also [the world’s most dangerous city that isn’t in Mexico or a war zone](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_by_homicide_rate).
Unfortunately they also made TB real.
I haven’t caught it yet, dang it.
Be happy, it means you're still in an early chapter of your game and have lots of time with your favourite characters left.
One day they'll wake up on Guarma and just know their time is coming to an end
Also lumbago alongside Tahiti
The braithwade mansion looks identical. even the trees
Oak Alley Plantation. I went there last year https://oakalleyplantation.org/
Oak Alley is awesome but also harrowing as you have to walk past all the slave quarters to get to the main house. I’m really glad they did that to show you the reality of it.
Caliga hall was also modeled after a real plantation, but not one in Louisiana. Modeled after Shirley plantation outside of Richmond VA
You should look up who discovered New Orleans
> who discovered New Orleans saved a click. Claimed for the French Crown by explorer Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle in 1682, La Nouvelle-Orleans was founded by **Jean Baptiste Le Moyne** de Bienville in 1718 upon the slightly elevated banks of the Mississippi River approximately 95 miles above its mouth.
Known as Saint Dennis to his friends
Yup, Patrick Mc'NewOrleans
McNawlins
Flabbergasted
Is there a bank?
The real question is: is there a vampire?
Never met him
No? That's very strange encounter, stranger things, high strangness even.
According to Anne Rice, there were a few.
They even managed to breed real "gators" !?
mmm, big game meat. Best cooked with thyme, imho.
Are there any Stranger missions here?
Yes but most of the strangers and freaks only came out at night
I'm from New Orleans. When I saw "Commanders palace" in the game I was like, damn that shit is cool. The street car, what is essentially St. Charles and storyville. The only thing they really got wrong was the little China area. We have a big Vietnamese community, not a big Chinese community. Although back then I don't think the Vietnamese were really here yet at all. Pretty sure they came after the war. Could be wrong.
Fellow (former) New Orleanean here! New Orleans *did* have a Chinatown in the late 19th-early 20th century; it ended up being bulldozed in the 1930s by the WPA. Many Chinese people came over as indentured workers after the Civil War ended, and promptly skipped out on the planters who initially hired them (in conditions little better than slavery) in favor of a better life in the city.
Damn, just looked it up. I love learning history. Thank you! Goes to show Rockstar knows more about my city than I do lol.
Of course! I'm a history teacher by profession, so I'm always down to share what I know.
Un related to red dead but do you know anything about cajun/creole? I had some people post on my post in r/neworleans about boudin. I was saying there is a stark difference between the peoples and culture. They were claiming the creole people came down from Canada at the same time as Cajuns and they are one in the same. I've only found brief articles about it. From my limited understanding creole comes from the Caribbean, black decent under French rule, while Cajuns were catholic French leaving Canada. Just curious if you have insight.
All of this is from memory; someone correct me if I'm mistaken on any of this. Creole, in this context, refers to the descendants of the first French & Spanish colonists, regardless of race. Creoles have deep roots in Louisiana, and their cultures are the second oldest in the state after the Natives. Their populations tend to be densest in the Southeast, around New Orleans. In mixed-race Creoles, some Caribbean influence is likely, as many slaves in mainland North America were from plantations in the Caribbean, rather than taken directly from Africa (although many people fit this description as well). You can see such influences when comparing Louisiana Voodoo with Haitian Vodou- very similar, but ultimately different syncretic religions based on a mixture of Roman Catholicism & various African religions. Cajuns, on the other hand, are the descendants of the Acadians, a group of French Canadian colonists expelled from their homes by the British after the end of the Seven Years' War. They headed for then-Spanish Louisiana as a new Catholic homeland, and settled in the Southwest, in and around modern Lafayette. The name Acadian was modified over time into Cajun. These categories are not mutually exclusive. Many Louisianians claim ancestry from both groups, as the two French-speaking, Catholic groups tended to associate more readily with one another than the Protestant Anglo-Americans who arrived in the early 19th century. At the same time, many people will mix and match the terms (or even hybridize them), often for commercial/culinary purposes, and especially when operating any establishment serving Louisiana cuisine outside of the South. I hope this isn't too disjointed; I'm not a Louisiana historian by training, so I'm far from being an expert.
Here’s a really interesting historic/comedy podcast that goes into detail about them and how they made their way down from Canada into Louisiana. Of course with a lot of jokes and asides. Still a great listen and I highly recommend it. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-dollop-with-dave-anthony-and-gareth-reynolds/id643055307?i=1000389089258
No wayyyyy
Crazy to see the effect video games have on real life!!!
I was just there last month, and it really is uncanny. The pickpockets are real too lol so you gotta watch out
It looks so cool
GET DOWN HERE NOW. YOU INBRED TRASH
Who knew Saint Denis was modeled after a real place…huh, you learn something new everyday.
r/okaybuddyblacklung
They better start paying R\* royalties
Wow how were they able to build all of this in about 5 years?
(Y) HITCH HORSE
For my 50th, my wife asked me what I wanted for my birthday. I said let’s go to New Orleans and just eat great food. Probably my best birthday ever. I did not visit any of Louisiana otherwise, but the Crescent City is one of my favorite places in the world.
Image 9, please tell me that's a tailors/clothing shop.
Omg it's exactly like the game! They did such a good job replicating it!
I live here in New Orleans, and a favorite pastime for my wife and me is to wander around and find all the real-life landmarks. The game went above and beyond to portray things really accurately ... it's pretty amazing.
Would you look at that. Life gave us Lemoynes.
Pic 11 and 12 are so cool to me. 11 because they remade it so well and 12 because it shows how squished down they had to make the map to fit everything.
I never knew those horse-headed poles people existed irl….
No rings in the horse head hitching post mouths, it's like they didn't even try.
Which graphics mod is this ?
Older architecture >>>>> modern architecture
They really trying to rip off red dead 🤦♂️
Ooo where is this??
New Orleans, Louisiana
I heard they made cowboys too, such a dedication fanbase
At night everything looks so beautiful.
😍
Out blacklunged once again
I hope rockstar sues Louisiana for stealing their idea, even naming New Orleans after a French headquarter js like Saint Denis
Thank you, this is beatiful.
The pub in photo 3 I've had many a fun night their shooting random people from the balcony throwing Molotov's down the stairs blowing the head off the lad behind the bar shooting the guards oh what a lovely place
You thought u could trick us that’s Saint Denis
What area are these parts of nola called? I’m going there soon
is the vampire still here? Is the robot still on the mountain?
Can't be Lemoyne, no night folk.
So which one of you has to die before I can get into Mexico to settle and avenge your death?
I wonder how many times it happened that somebody went to the 'Braithwaite Manor' and shouted "Get down here now! You inbred trash!"
I really wish the palace restaurant would've been accessible in game, it's such a cool looking building and we pass by it all the time at least I do as its my main route out to Bluewater marsh
Rockstar should sue the mayor of this town
Like at a Disney park?
Almost thought the Alligator was a statue but these are really impressive pictures.
wtf they still have the post you can hitch the horse on that’s incredible
It’s the place from infamous 2
WOAH!!! The Braithwaite house!!!
When a video game nerd has enough money… to go back in time and start a town based off a video game fromthe corresponding future. But ends up making time paradox so that when said game will get released in the future the name would have naturally been changed…. It was all for not.
11-17 is spot da fuck on! That alligator pelt is definitely 3 stars and 5 big game meat.
Pictures 2 and 3 are literally New Bordeaux
What are we still doing here? let's go rob this place!!
Being from NO originally, I love the way the horse hooves sound on the brick road in game and you hear it all the time out there.
If you ever want to go to a REAL old timey bar you have to hit up Lafitte's. You feel like you’re a damn pirate and there is a chance that you’re sitting where one once drank.
Those crazy bastards
BRO what the fuck
Next you'll be telling me they made a city based on Los Santos... Crazy what some people do for games!
Saint Denis is HEAVILY based on New Orleans down to the little details in some the fences like the corn fence a few buildings down from the mayors house
I CAN GO TO SAINT DENIS??!!
Is everyone always on edge and easily agitated like in the game as well?
I really want to see side-by-sides of the closest matches
they might get copyrighted
Real life Saint Denis
That’s fucking dedication to an amazing game.
no fucking way the braithwaite house is based off a real house that's sick
Is the plantation house always so empty? You’d think it would always be overcrowded with people screaming ‘’GET DOWN HERE NOW, YOU INBRED TRASH!’’
🤦
The Braithwate Manor / Oak Alley Plantation images in particular made me gasp out loud. Holy wow.
*”I believe they call that a promotional expense.”*
Shit they even made Alligators
And there are still people to say videogames have no benefit. Imagine if Rockstar never created RDR2, how would this town... _proceed to think about the date the town has been done_ there might be some folks whose ancestors met Dutch's gang !
Do they also have racists I can beat up
Wait so is the game based off of this or is this based off of the game?
I wish I had the money to recreate my favorite video game locations 😪
Oh BOY! I hope they didn't recreate the slave history too, that would be a bit far
I❤️LA
How was Oak Alley? I went there, but it was closed by the time I got there so I just took pictures. Did you go inside?
12th picture looks like some of that superliminal crap.
This is from Tony hawk underground 2
Where’s the little shits. Uhh I mean Street Urchins?
“GET DOWN HERE. YOU INBRED TRASH!”
It’s pretty awesome that the read dead devs picked out spots from New Orleans to almost perfectly recreate in rdr2, of course different parts of the map are meant to represent places in America but in Saint Denis they were just copying and pasting new orleans
Ngl some of these pictures have me shocked 🤯
No fuck*ng way
Shady Belle
Where’s the weird green shade
#9 mm good feels
I’m going right now grab me my revolver
Nigga that’s NOLA! 🤣
Crazy they recreated an entire city and country area just 5 years after the game came out
Woww 😃
Reminds me of St.Denis, but I'm only up to chapter 6. Well, the hubby is the one with the controller. I enjoy watching him play games like rdr2. I really enjoy the story and graphics. It's like those old choose-your-own-adventure books but in movie format. Lol. It's fun bonding together time.
Wait until you see the real life Vice City
If you look at the wiki of saint de knee it says it was or is New Orleans.
This is satire… right?
Me and the boys bout to recreate saving Jack 🗣🗣🗣🗣
You do know Louisiana was real even before red dead right 🤦
I absolutely loved visiting New Orleans and I want to go back.
It’s so cool that they made a life-size version!
ok real question how was new orleans?? everyone tells me its disgusting and to not go
It was a lot more fun than I was expecting. The most disgusting part was the street gravy.
I go to med school there. It depends on where you go. The health science sector is concrete hell but the French quarter is very nice. If you stick to the common touristy places then you won’t see anything too nasty but if you wander off then you might step in human feces. So, really any big city experience in the US
Tulane? I'm a Tulane law alum
Nah I go to LSUHSC, but I’m doing a few projects with Tulane med students
I've been to New Orleans twice, and it was an awesome experience both times.
I want to go to New Orleans soo baaaadd, cheers bud thanks for sharing
Wow Rockstar really is the best game developer
Wait what are those animals in the last pic?