Changes: Saint Denis

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“	A key gateway into North America with a trade route that runs the length of the country, the bustling city of Saint Denis is a melting pot of cultures and people where businessmen, socialites, sailors, laborers, beggars, and thieves all live side by side.	„
	—Website description

Saint Denis is a location featured in Red Dead Redemption II.^[1] It is the largest city in Bayou Nwa.

Description

Saint Denis is a heavily industrialized city, containing large factories with towering chimneys. As a modern city, it incorporates paved streets, uniformed police officers and a network of tram lines. The city is dark and dull, covered in a blanket of fog and the skies overpowered by large clouds of thick, black smoke.

Trivia

This location is based on real world New Orleans, Louisiana.^[2]
The city name of "Saint Denis" refers to the patron saint of Paris going under the same name.^[3]

Gallery

References

↑ The Red Dead Redemption 2: Special Edition, Ultimate Edition and Collectors Box
↑ Business Insider, Ben Gilbert (September 27, 2018). I played 2018's most anticipated game, 'Red Dead Redemption 2' — here are the 12 most interesting things I learned: "The “open world” of “Red Dead Redemption 2” is America itself. But, like in the “Grand Theft Auto” games and the previous “Red Dead” title, don’t expect to see a lot of direct examples. For example: A version of New Orleans (above) is named “Saint Denis” (the patron saint of Paris)."
↑ Business Insider, Ben Gilbert (September 27, 2018). I played 2018's most anticipated game, 'Red Dead Redemption 2' — here are the 12 most interesting things I learned: "A version of New Orleans (above) is named “Saint Denis” (the patron saint of Paris)."

[1] The Red Dead Redemption 2: Special Edition, Ultimate Edition and Collectors Box

[2] Business Insider, Ben Gilbert (September 27, 2018). I played 2018's most anticipated game, 'Red Dead Redemption 2' — here are the 12 most interesting things I learned: "The “open world” of “Red Dead Redemption 2” is America itself. But, like in the “Grand Theft Auto” games and the previous “Red Dead” title, don’t expect to see a lot of direct examples. For example: A version of New Orleans (above) is named “Saint Denis” (the patron saint of Paris)."

[3] Business Insider, Ben Gilbert (September 27, 2018). I played 2018's most anticipated game, 'Red Dead Redemption 2' — here are the 12 most interesting things I learned: "A version of New Orleans (above) is named “Saint Denis” (the patron saint of Paris)."

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 == Description ==
-Saint Denis is a heavily industrialized city, containing large factories with towering chimneys. As a modern city, it incorporates pathed streets, uniformed police officers and a network of tram lines. The city is dark and dull, covered in a blanket of fog and the skies overpowered by large clouds of thick, black smoke.
+Saint Denis is a heavily industrialized city, containing large factories with towering chimneys. As a modern city, it incorporates paved streets, uniformed police officers and a network of tram lines. The city is dark and dull, covered in a blanket of fog and the skies overpowered by large clouds of thick, black smoke.
 == Trivia ==