All posts by RDontru

Velociraptor.

Clearly not, although there is obviously some inspiration, like many things in the game. Twin Rocks is a direct reference, Two Crowns appears to be an homage to Broken Creek, and El Presidio is referred to as «Fort Diego» in the game files. But due to the divided canon, these places, like the rest of the map, do not in any way relate to Revolver and its so-called «Mississippi Territory».

No, because it is obvious that it is directly mentioned who John's father was and in general we know the whole story of his origin. And it is clear that Revolver do not directly relate to the Redemption universe.

However, Red obviously became the prototype for John, which is noticeable in his appearance, due to which he can be called Red's "spiritual successor" in the rebooted Red Dead universe. Also, initially Redemption was a direct continuation of Revolver, and was about the son of Red Harlow who disowned his father due to his criminal image and began to lead a “normal life” before all this was destroyed by some evil people and he decided to find his father to take revenge on them. This is just my guess, but his son may have taken the name "John Marston" during his abdication period, and after the story ceased to be a continuation of Revolver and became a reboot with a new story, Red Harlow and his son eventually merged into the character of the current John Marston.

Jack is 100% John's son, there's not much to discuss here.

«Ralph was always had a knack for acquiring some of the strangest items the side o' the Mississippi.»

I may not understand a little, but isn't it talking about the Mississippi River? The river is considered to be a conventional border between the east and west states, and this seems to imply that Ralph brings his items from the eastern states to the west side of the Mississippi River, where the Revolver region is located.

@Gold Master308 I would like to but the game bypassed me. The Brimstone article says this is the capital of Mississippi territory, but I did not find the source of this information anywhere.

In a fictional region, in another universe. Frankly, I do not quite understand where the information about Mississippi comes from.

Gold mining was hardly planned in the game. Guarma after its transformation, it was never available for free roam, and before that, the location was a small tropical island in which, apart from a couple of missions and the underwater world, there was nothing special.

why do you ask questions in such a disgusting and snide tone?

And Escobar's axiom, there should be a new saga for the series.

Redemption 3 cannot be continued from the point of view of the story of John and the gang.

A strange notion of honor. RDR1 on the 360 looks exceptionally better than on the PS3, and the 360 was better than the Japanese shaitan machine due to the price and piracy. The PS4 has become more competitive and the games look better on it, so this does not bother many people.

What should connect them, except only the external factor that they are published by the same studio? Completely different game universes.

No.

(Robert B. Weide intro)

according to the chronology, Marston's daughter may have been born between 1899 and the Roanoke Ridge incident, or after 1907 and the arrival of Edgar Ross in 1911, and in both cases she died of a fever (the second option makes more sense to me, since John is finally well off).

Charles Smith.

As I said above, during this period nothing fundamentally interesting happened on which to base the story (and in 1869 even the gang was not formed). In addition, objectively, the new prequel will be stomping on the spot in terms of the game's history. It is better to just make a new story arc, and accordingly a new Saga (Rebirth, Revelations, and so on).

it's such a hackneyed topic that it's just unbearable. We are all waiting for the new Red Dead, but it is very unlikely that it will be a Redemption with the same arch and characters. It is simply impossible to build a plot on this.

The Wheel.