By now, you should all be well aware of Rockstar Games ‘ latest masterpiece, Red Dead Redemption 2 . Its massive Open World Games Patch Notes 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
Mentioned by Abigail during a conversation with Jack on the new Beechers Hope ranch, John does not like to talk about Arthur Morgan . There very well could be a multitude of reasons as to why this is. For example, he could simply miss his friend and bringing up the way it ended depresses him. Maybe John still considered himself somewhat responsible for Arthur’s downfall. Whatever the reason may be, John does not want his family, or anyone else bringing up Arthur, and never clearly states why. He repaid the debt and killed Micah, yet still cannot put Arthur behind him for some rea
During the final chapter of the game, you meet a Native Chief named Rains Fall, who you can help try to broker peace between his tribe and the U.S. Army. While riding with him along the mountains, Rains Fall finds out that you’re dying from tuberculous and offers you medicine he concocts from nearby herbs and plants. But that’s the last you hear about
Strauss rarely shows emotion, which is why he was a suitable match for an operator of the Van der Linde gang. He was the person responsible for the gang’s loan sharking venture. Leopold Strauss shows great loyalty to the Van der Linde g
While Hosea being killed is certainly the moment where things turn from bad to worse for Arthur Morgan, he at least has the hope that he can get back home and live something resembling a normal life. Unfortunately, once returning from Guarma, Arthur is diagnosed with a case of tuberculosis that’ll end up killing him sooner rather than la
Leaving one’s entire life behind can be quite a crazy experience. When John left the gang and his old life behind for a year before coming back, what exactly did he do? Managing to eat and survive takes a multitude of skills, he was either robbing on his own or maybe John learned a trade to make some legal money. Maybe it was easier going it alone, and he just missed his family. What took place during this time, and the reason he came back still isn’t clearly sta
One of Red Dead Redemption 2′ s most repulsive antagonists is a member of the Van der Linde gang for most of Red Dead Redemption 2. Although a talented gunslinger, Micah Bell is despised by most members of the Van der Linde gang. Arthur Morgan and Hosea Matthews disliked Micah because of his hot-headed nat
John Marston impacted many peoples lives, most of them negatively through robbery or murder, but the few that he positively impacted, did they ever hear of John’s demise? With Abigail and Jack still wandering the world, it’s possible to believe the word has spread or even a few of John’s old friends visited his gr
Accompanied by Javier Escuella, Arthur finds John close to death and sporting a few new scars. A series of wolf attacks are the cause and finally, the origin of John’s scars are revealed. As Arthur begins to help John out of his snowy predicament, John says this quote in a manner of classic Marston sarc
The next time you amble over to your nearest card house (or weekly poker night) to play a game of chance, don’t use the house deck – pull out these _ Red Dead Redemption _ playing cards and be a winner before you’re even dealt your first hand. These limited edition playing cards were promotional material for _ Red Dead Redemption _ and have become a major collecti
The back of every card boasts art from _ Red Dead Redemption _ , while the Rockstar Games emblem is in the upper and lower corners. These are an exact replica of the cards used in the game, perfect for a collector or as a complement to an Arthur Morgan cosp
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
He calls out each member by name except John, whom he asks “Who are You” and in typical John Marston fashion, he answers with this line. In the face of police finding their camp, and the drama involving his son, he still finds the time to talk a little smack to the Pinkert
Next to no information as to who these people are is provided. But once you have this random encounter, you unlock a side mission called, “A Fine Night for It,” where you are enlisted by an old man to help get the Night Folk off his property. As you walk with him, he tells you a little bit about who they are. But besides mentioning that the mute Night Folk tend to mutilate their victims, he doesn’t say much e