During the starting point of Red Dead Redemption 2 , Arthur states that John recently left the gang for about a year. This is repeatedly brought up especially when talking about the rift between John and Arthur, the question is why. What is it that drove him to that point. John has apparently left the gang before, but never for long, until then. There is more to this story than meets the eye, that will hopefully be explained in the next Red Dead installm
Make It Count differs from Gun Rush in that players are limited regarding what weapons they have at their disposal. Instead of the rifles and pistols that make up the bread and butter of Red Dead Redemption 2, Make It Count forces players to use either bows and arrows or throwing knives. This might sound restrictive, but it makes the game mode better. No longer can battle royale players rely on the sound of gunshots to alert them to someone else’s presence. The experience becomes ten times more tense as a res
If this is the case how did no one else in his gang or even the rest of Thomas Downes’ family contract it? This is the question that plagues readers about his condition as it seems the contagious nature of it stopped when Arthur was infec
There is no running; the past catches up with everyone eventually. Red Dead Redemption’s John Marston had put his gang life behind him, gone legit, and turned into a family man. Yet his past came knocking on the door. John ultimately died an untimely death at the hands of a double-crossing lawman due to his old crimes and affiliati
But nope, Trelawny is completely forgotten by the time the epilogue begins. And that is strangely how it remains. The common assumption is that he went back to his family in Saint Denis, but given his life of being a con artist and all-around charming criminal, it seems unlikely that he would just give it up altogether. Or maybe he did! At this point, it’s anybody’s gu
By now, you should all be well aware of Rockstar Games ‘ latest masterpiece, Red Dead Redemption 2 . Its massive Open World Games Tips is richly detailed with so many stories, characters, and things to see that you’d be forgiven for not noticing that there are actually several stories and plots that are left completely unresolved by the game’s
Most would assume being a bandit since the age of 11 would involve all kinds of daring getaways and escapes. Including running, jumping, maybe even swimming. Yet as it turns out John Marston never learned to swim. Arthur can swim, Dutch can swim, most of the entire camp can swim even Jack appears to be an able swimmer, but it just never happened for John. Did John believe this skill simply wasn’t beneficial or was he never given the chance to learn? There is some explaining that needs to be done h
In the midst of Arthur’s final moments, he holds off the Pinkertons and former gang members to allow John’s escape. This leads to a truly brutal fight with Micah Bell, that ends in both men suffering severe wounds. In the end, Arthur’s tuberculosis cripples him too much and Micah gets the upper hand. Depending on the player’s honor level, a series of different dialogues will happen, but one that will always happen is Arthur’s last words to Du
Arthur believed up until the end that Dutch had the ability to change. He thought Dutch could be redeemed of his ways and turn it around for the good of the gang, even after it was proven that Dutch was too far g
He was allowed to visit a number of cities and he never decided they were good enough for him to settle down in, so why would anywhere else be different? His false hope confused us and we wish he would have gone with Mary Linton so we could have seen exactly what he was talking about in terms of a better life and place to l
What’s better than regular Shootout? How about Shootout with explosives! Up in Smoke is another game mode in the Showdown series. The main objective of the game is to destroy the opposing team’s camp by delivering explosive packages over to their camp and blowing them up. It’s a straightforward mode that delivers explosive good fun—pardon the
It isn’t until the end of the game’s epilogue, when John goes to get revenge on Micah, that Dutch returns, still seemingly working with Micah. But instead of helping Micah kill John, Dutch shoots Micah, allowing John to take Micah down. Dutch then leaves without saying a word. And while it’s certainly an interesting twist, it’s also not entirely clear why he has this sudden change of he
Abigail Roberts is the wife of John Marston. After the disappearance of John, Abigail begged Arthur to head out into the snowstorm to go find him. She was once an outlaw but decides to adopt a more peaceful lifestyle later in the story. She used to be a prostitute and had sex with numerous members of the Van der Linde g
This is one of the longest lingering mysteries surrounding the entirety of the game. You can run into a seemingly lost British man named Nigel who is actively looking for his friend, Gavin. Upon interacting with Nigel, he asks you if you’ve seen his friend. Ordinarily, this would lead to a side-quest or task of some sort to help find Gavin, but surprisingly, you respond with a simple “no.” And that’s