So how long is the main campaign of red dead 2, like a month, two, three? I'm not sure but just thought of that
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I just made a post asking peoples opinions on if uncle is Red Harlow and I'm pretty sure it got deleted, like why, I made sure to ad more substance and to make my post like a paragraph long so it would stay up, I honestly don't understand this fandoms rules and regulations
Thanks for the answers guys, and thanks phantom haunt for sticking up for me
Anyone know where Rhodes is based on
Well technically you can kill anyone in one shot with any gun
I'm play red dead 1 and I got the high roller achievement, I saw it pop up and I red it so I know I got it but when I go into the achievementspart in Xbox it shows I don't have it, anyone know what's going on?
What US states do you think all five fictional states in game are meant to represent, (I already know, Lemoyne is Louisiana)
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So I'm John and I want to go back to Arthur to do the Arcadia For Amateurs stranger mission. So if I go back to one save and start it then jump to the next save since it's a few in game day later, will the second part of the mission spawn in the second save, I would think it would since they're part of the same game but idk, if anyone knows the answer it would be much appreciated.
I just thought about how in the scene when Arthur's fist fighting Micah at the end, why doesn't he just grab his sidearm, we see that he has it right before they start fighting, so like does he drop it when Micah initially tackles him or what?
Yeah I didn't go back for the money but I was watching someone play and they did and I was wondering why it was on fire, now that you say it I bet you're right plus yeah it adds to a great stage for Arthur to knife fight the 🐁
Blackwater because...
1. I like the feel that it's halfway moderns ND halfway western
2. The fact that it sits on the banks of Flat Iron Lake, I love looking at the view during sunup and sundown
3. I just like the surrounding Great Plains with Beecher's Hope and the other farms and the Upper and Lower Montana Rivers
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I wasn't old enough to be around when rdr1 cane out so I played RDR2 and loved it then got rdr1 and loved that as well. I'm glad though that I played 2 before 1 as 2 is a prequel and I like watching movies and playing games in chronological order, not release order
I'm pretty sure I remember you do but I guess I'm not positive
1. He was able to question his loyalty to the gang and to Dutch and strayed doing it far before Arthur
2. His death was better in a way because we already knew Arthur was going to die long before he did and it took the shock away whereas when John sacrificed himself we didn't even realize he was doing so until he was shot to hell making more traumatic and I think giving better storytelling value to the players
3. Although Arthur couldn't help it I liked his character building better over the two games he went from a rough outlaw who didn't care about his family to loving them and doing things for them instead of himself and then to a mature adult who sacrificed himself for the good of his family
4. I don't think Arthur could have let go of the outlaw life and probably would've ended up like Dutch while John sees it and comes to being content as a rancher and family man, accepting that the outlaw times are over
5. I think John's redemption meant more than Arthur's, Arthurs redemption was about the Downes which we hardly knew and saving John which happened at the end. While we see John love through his outlaw life then his family life and realize for the sake of his family he has to die it's the ultimate Redemption him sacrificing himself so his loved ones can be free
Bit he still lives on a rural area and I don't think Blackwater would be big enough a few years later for a mob to inhabit the town, I think the plot would be Jack would start getting hinted by pinkertons because he killed Ross and so he gets Charles and Sadies help and they try to run but he eventually gets killed