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Conversely, as Arthur’s illness got worse and worse, he began to question everything he previously believed in, including how he had treated John over the years. John Marston had once abandoned him and the gang, an action which Arthur previously thought was an unforgivable sin, but as his own deteriorating health started to mirror Dutch’s rapidly sliding mental condition he began to wonder if John may have had the right idea all along. One of the last actions Arthur takes before succumbing to death is one which ensures that John Marston, his wife Abigail, and their son Jack all get away safely, and this act of kindness clearly left an impression on John, just as John’s initial abandonment left an impression on Art
Arthur tells John, “Go. Now. I’ll hold them off. It would mean a lot to me…please.” During this Arthur hands John his hat, which became the iconic one John wears in the first game. It’s the last interaction the two ever had and was likely the moment Arthur came to peace with the fact he was about to meet his
Here’s the thing — some people love experiencing the same entertainment over and over while others prefer a one-and-done approach. If you happen to be the former, what’s preventing you from starting the game from the beginning and embarking on Arthur’s journey once ag
Red Dead Redemption 2’s vast open world, based on the Southwestern United States in the year 1899, allows players the ability to perform actions like hunting, fishing, stealing, murdering, and brewing coffee over a campfire while their hair slowly grows over time, just to name a few. Throughout the plot and subsequent epilogue of Red Dead Redemption 2 , Arthur Morgan and John Marston each carry a journal which they are occasionally shown writing in, and many players have likely noticed that both protagonists also create little drawings depicting the plants and animals they come in contact w
The franchise in general focuses on redemption as a theme and how people grow, change, and learn from their past mistakes. Arthur delivers several lines in the game that cut at your emotional core as a player and many of them come in the game’s third
As Arthur’s coming close to meeting his fate he tells Dutch Van Der Linde , “I gave you all I had. I did.” The voice actor finishes the line with a slight voice crack which adds to the emotion of the scene and expresses how heartbroken Arthur is at Dutch’s course of act
Arthur looks at Reverend Swanson and says, “We’re all doomed, Reverend.” A statement that the holy man of sin likely wanted to avoid as it brought reality harshly back into his view as he realized they were all traveling down a dangerous p
The simple drawings and the need for guided structure symbolize a character who was never educated past a grade-school level, and his lack of interest in learning how to do either task better showcases exactly how John Marston views himself and his place in the world. He knows he isn’t a good writer or a good artist, but he continues doing both things anyway. For the player, this helps to continue the feeling of immersion and involvement with the world around them, but it also shows a subtle respect for the memory of Arthur Mor
Video games solely focused on hunting happen to be a rather niche product. Hunting is just one of those things in games that’s a beloved inclusion, but not something that necessarily has mass-market app
This might come as a surprise to players who devoured every second of Red Dead Redemption 2 ‘s narrative, but plenty of people skipped the post-game epilogue. Many consider it to be an essential part of the game’s overall story, but the slower pacing of the game and the culmination of Arthur’s story had people reach a point of internal conclusion. If you’re one of these people, do yourself a favor and play the epilogue. It expounds on the story and helps tie the second game into the first in a meaningful
From the start, everyone assumed that Red Dead Online would be a harder sell to the general consumer as it doesn’t have the fast sports cars and Elemental Flexibility modern perks of Grand Theft Auto . What it does have is a genuine western multiplayer experience that isn’t common in the modern age of video games. As time has gone on, the mode has transformed from a lackluster product to one with lots going for it. Look for Red Dead Online to improve leaps and bounds in the coming ye
As the Van Der Linde Gang begins to fold, Arthur makes it a point to make John understand he needs to protect his family. After arguing about Dutch and what the next move is Arthur hits John will a definitive truth when he states, ” Be loyal to what matte
Things escalate when the Braithwaites realize the Van der Linde gang’s true intentions. They kidnap John Marston ’s son Jack in retaliation, leading the gang to confront the Braithwaites at their manor. After a massive gunfight in which the gang appears to kill all of the Braithwaites, they find the matriarch, Catherine, hidden away upstairs. She eventually admits to giving John’s son to Angelo Bronte. Before Arthur and his comrades set out to Saint Denis to look for the boy, they set fire to the Braithwaite manor. Catharine then shockingly runs back into the building, ultimately to her de
Arthur tells John, “Go. Now. I’ll hold them off. It would mean a lot to me…please.” During this Arthur hands John his hat, which became the iconic one John wears in the first game. It’s the last interaction the two ever had and was likely the moment Arthur came to peace with the fact he was about to meet his Here’s the thing — some people love experiencing the same entertainment over and over while others prefer a one-and-done approach. If you happen to be the former, what’s preventing you from starting the game from the beginning and embarking on Arthur’s journey once ag
Red Dead Redemption 2’s vast open world, based on the Southwestern United States in the year 1899, allows players the ability to perform actions like hunting, fishing, stealing, murdering, and brewing coffee over a campfire while their hair slowly grows over time, just to name a few. Throughout the plot and subsequent epilogue of Red Dead Redemption 2 , Arthur Morgan and John Marston each carry a journal which they are occasionally shown writing in, and many players have likely noticed that both protagonists also create little drawings depicting the plants and animals they come in contact w
The franchise in general focuses on redemption as a theme and how people grow, change, and learn from their past mistakes. Arthur delivers several lines in the game that cut at your emotional core as a player and many of them come in the game’s third
As Arthur’s coming close to meeting his fate he tells Dutch Van Der Linde , “I gave you all I had. I did.” The voice actor finishes the line with a slight voice crack which adds to the emotion of the scene and expresses how heartbroken Arthur is at Dutch’s course of act
Arthur looks at Reverend Swanson and says, “We’re all doomed, Reverend.” A statement that the holy man of sin likely wanted to avoid as it brought reality harshly back into his view as he realized they were all traveling down a dangerous p
The simple drawings and the need for guided structure symbolize a character who was never educated past a grade-school level, and his lack of interest in learning how to do either task better showcases exactly how John Marston views himself and his place in the world. He knows he isn’t a good writer or a good artist, but he continues doing both things anyway. For the player, this helps to continue the feeling of immersion and involvement with the world around them, but it also shows a subtle respect for the memory of Arthur Mor
Video games solely focused on hunting happen to be a rather niche product. Hunting is just one of those things in games that’s a beloved inclusion, but not something that necessarily has mass-market app
This might come as a surprise to players who devoured every second of Red Dead Redemption 2 ‘s narrative, but plenty of people skipped the post-game epilogue. Many consider it to be an essential part of the game’s overall story, but the slower pacing of the game and the culmination of Arthur’s story had people reach a point of internal conclusion. If you’re one of these people, do yourself a favor and play the epilogue. It expounds on the story and helps tie the second game into the first in a meaningful
From the start, everyone assumed that Red Dead Online would be a harder sell to the general consumer as it doesn’t have the fast sports cars and Elemental Flexibility modern perks of Grand Theft Auto . What it does have is a genuine western multiplayer experience that isn’t common in the modern age of video games. As time has gone on, the mode has transformed from a lackluster product to one with lots going for it. Look for Red Dead Online to improve leaps and bounds in the coming ye
As the Van Der Linde Gang begins to fold, Arthur makes it a point to make John understand he needs to protect his family. After arguing about Dutch and what the next move is Arthur hits John will a definitive truth when he states, ” Be loyal to what matte
Things escalate when the Braithwaites realize the Van der Linde gang’s true intentions. They kidnap John Marston ’s son Jack in retaliation, leading the gang to confront the Braithwaites at their manor. After a massive gunfight in which the gang appears to kill all of the Braithwaites, they find the matriarch, Catherine, hidden away upstairs. She eventually admits to giving John’s son to Angelo Bronte. Before Arthur and his comrades set out to Saint Denis to look for the boy, they set fire to the Braithwaite manor. Catharine then shockingly runs back into the building, ultimately to her de