Is there a page for the lands outside of the playable area?

TheHouseMaster·7/26/2020 in Redemption II

Is there any page explaining or inferring the land that border the playable area? Like, what’s across the Lannahechee river or what states border New Austin.

LoreEnthusiast·7/26/2020

Marshall Johnson mentions a place called Dade County in RDR 1 and theres a page for that place thats all I can recall.

H. Roosevelt·7/26/2020

There's a difference between mentioned places such as the Dade County example and the unnamed, in-game boundaries. As such, making separate pages for the latter really serves no purpose, given they're not meant to even be considered part of the map, though they can be noted in existing articles like in the San Luis River page.

San Luis RiverRed Dead Wiki

Phoenixskull295·7/28/2020

Hosea's legendary animals map shows the general landscape and climate of the areas west of the borders, showing an icy landscape west of Big Valley and the treacherous Redemption Mountains north of New Austin.

LoreEnthusiast·7/28/2020

^it bothers me that Lemoyne (which is supposed to be Louisiana) sits in a river rather than the Gulf of Mexico like in real life.

(spoilers) If thats what the outside world looks like I don’t understand how that boat they escaped from Saint Dennis got to the ocean.

H. Roosevelt·7/29/2020

@LoreEnthusiast I suppose we as the player aren't really supposed to be concerned with the pieces of landmass that that far but I do agree that they maybe should've just made it open ocean akin to the GTA game worlds.

LoreEnthusiast·7/30/2020

@H. Roosevelt Yes the Northern/Western side is a land mass of endless mountains and the South/East side should have been an endless ocean. Besides under New Austin, where Nuevo Paraiso should be.

(Edited by LoreEnthusiast)

What do you think?