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| − | '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a major geographical feature in [[Red Dead Revolver]]. It is the location of the gold deposit discovered by [[Nate Harlow]] and [[Governor Griffon]]. |
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| − | *It is listed in [[Sheriff Bartlett's Journal]] under the '''Frontier Places '''section. |
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| − | *On September 19, 2009, Rockstar San Diego announced that Bear Mountain was a "mistake, and they never should have allowed such a racist thing to be in the game." |
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| + | |inhabitants = [[Black Elk Tribe]], [[Red Wolf Tribe]] |
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| + | '''Bear Mountain''' is a [[Locations in Revolver|location]] in ''[[Red Dead Revolver]]''. |
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| + | ==Background== |
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| + | The mountain is situated East of the town of [[Brimstone]], and it is the location of the gold deposit discovered by [[Nate Harlow]] and [[Governor Griffon]]. The mountain is considered a sacred place to the [[Red Wolf Tribe]] and [[Black Elk Tribe]], who feud over access to the mountain via [[Sunset Canyon]]. |
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| + | The [[Bear Mountain Mine|mine]] within the mountain is the site of the prison that [[Red Harlow]] and [[Buffalo Soldier]] are held captive in, while also serving as a base of operations for [[Javier Diego]] and his army, during the events of ''[[Red Dead Revolver]]''. |
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| + | ==Mission Appearances== |
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| + | *[[Bear Mountain (Revolver Mission)|"Bear Mountain"]] |
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| + | *[[Jailbreak|"Jailbreak"]] |
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| + | *[[The Mine|"The Mine"]] |
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| + | ==Sheriff Bartlett's Journal== |
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| + | Bear Mountain is listed in [[Sheriff Bartlett's Journal]] on pages 318 - 319 under the '''Frontier Places''' section. The pages are unlocked by completing the [[Bear Mountain (Revolver Mission)|"Bear Mountain"]] mission. |
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| + | *Bear Mountain seems to take inspiration from the [[wikipedia:Black Hills|Black Hills]] of South Dakota. For instance, they have similar histories, with both places considered sacred by Native Americans, as well as fought over by two different tribes before being ultimately mined for gold by settlers. |
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Bear Mountain is a location in Red Dead Revolver.
Background
The mountain is situated East of the town of Brimstone, and it is the location of the gold deposit discovered by Nate Harlow and Governor Griffon. The mountain is considered a sacred place to the Red Wolf Tribe and Black Elk Tribe, who feud over access to the mountain via Sunset Canyon.
The mine within the mountain is the site of the prison that Red Harlow and Buffalo Soldier are held captive in, while also serving as a base of operations for Javier Diego and his army, during the events of Red Dead Revolver.
Mission Appearances
Sheriff Bartlett's Journal
Bear Mountain is listed in Sheriff Bartlett's Journal on pages 318 - 319 under the Frontier Places section. The pages are unlocked by completing the "Bear Mountain" mission.
Trivia
- Bear Mountain seems to take inspiration from the Black Hills of South Dakota. For instance, they have similar histories, with both places considered sacred by Native Americans, as well as fought over by two different tribes before being ultimately mined for gold by settlers.
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