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<br> | <br>In my playthrough, John was an honorable man in search of redemption nearly as much as he was searching for his family. He was striving to not only reunite with them, but to prove to himself that he deserved that reun<br><br> <br>Red Dead Redemption 2 earned tons of critical praise after its release in 2018 with most of the response centering on the game's narrative. The game is about redemption and the characters are at the forefront of what captures the imagination of the audience that plays Rockstar Games' Red Dead Redemption franch<br><br> <br>If that's what happens, then upon returning to the store later, players will notice that the person they attacked is now wearing bandages. It's a small yet clever detail that only bloodthirsty outlaws would notice in their first playthroughs. Others are more likely to discover it when messing around while replaying the g<br><br> <br>Arthur's level of honor [https://www.epicplayblog.cc/ Www.Epicplayblog.Cc] alters several things throughout the adventure. One of the more subtle changes is his spirit animal . An honorable player will see bright images of a deer at certain moments during the story. Whereas, those who act immorally will witness dark scenes of a coyote inst<br><br> <br>Once again players should keep in mind that gang hideouts don't always spawn at these exact locations but in the general area. If it doesn't appear in the exact spot, they should ride around for a few minutes to see if it pops up somewhere else. If not just move onto the next one on the l<br><br> <br>This hidden bit of dialogue is easily missable in both the first and second playthroughs. While playing as Arthur, interacting with a mirror makes the Outlaw start to criticize himself, particularly the way he lo<br><br> <br>John takes no pleasure in what he has to do, but he does it because he is a man of honor, and a man of honor can be manipulated in this world of chaos. If the roles were reversed and any of John's former allies were in his place, the only thing that might motivate them is gr<br><br> <br>And so John is gunned down, and perhaps the most tragic outcome of all is that his son follows him down the path of the outlaw. In some ways, John's life can be seen as a waste. But to strive against what we know to be wrong, even if the outcome seems inevitable, is never a wa<br><br> <br>Three years later, he committed his first murder and faced a hanging punishment when he was 12. Dutch stepped in to save the young boy and introduced him to the gang, consisted only of Dutch, Arthur, Ms. Grimshaw, and Ho<br><br> <br>For instance, in one discussion, Mary-Beth says, "One day, I'd love a beautiful fountain pen and a... great desk in a quiet room and... to write the most beautiful stories." Later, when John finds out her wishes came true, few players will remember the original conversation. This is just one of many foreshadowing conversations that occurs at the Van Der Linde Gang's ca<br><br> <br>So to truly appreciate the title, another full playthrough is necessary. As on the second run, players can slow things down a bit and pay extra attention to all the little things in the game. Plus, there's a litany of hints and foreshadowing at certain moments that make the narrative even bet<br><br> <br>Red Dead Redemption 2 's narrative features plenty of major events taking place in various locations, but nothing strikes as pivotal as to what happens in Saint Denis. Not only is it the location of two of the saddest Van Der Linde Gang member deaths in the game, that being Lenny Summers and Hosea Matthews, it is also the catalyst for Dutch Van Der Linde's descent into madn<br><br> <br>Armadillo functions as a representation of the iconic Western town as most of its buildings sit on opposite sides of one long and wide main road down its center. The perfect location for an old fashioned shoot<br><br> <br>Fort Mercer- Fans of the first Red Dead Redemption will probably remember this as the fort that Bill Williamson holes up in at the beginning of the game. The hideout doesn't actually appear inside the fort but will be directly in between Fort Mercer and Benedict P<br><br> <br>Now, I am not saying that John Marston would be considered honorable in our world, though some of the world's most celebrated heroes have blood on their hands, merely that he is an honorable man in the world in which he lives. At least he was in my playthrough. Although anything he may have done while wearing a bandanna surely has no impact on his honor, ri<br><br> <br>Which animal the player sees can change throughout the game, but on a first playthrough, it easy to mistake it as simply part of the narrative. Only in subsequent run-throughs do players realize it's affected by their own acti<br> <br>Red Dead Redemption 2 is a tragic story of how far someone can lead a group of lost souls into their inevitable fate. After a robbery-gone-wrong in Blackwater, charismatic leader Dutch van der Linde promised his gang to lay low, only to find themselves trapped in the criminal world again and ag<br><br> <br>John Marston did everything Edgar Ross asked him to do. For his actions, he was supposed to receive a pardon for his past. But John knows all to well that the past can't be killed, and in the end, it catches up to us<br> | ||