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<br>John is the quintessential man of the 19th century: masculine, hard-working, and above all, closed off. It isn't easy to get him to open up, so it's no surprise he makes this quip to Arthur during the Red Dead Redemption 2 campaign. It speaks to some pretty clever writing on Rockstar's part as well. While players were excited to get another game under the Red Dead umbrella, Rockstar makes it clear both in gameplay and with this quote that players are supposed to focus on the new characters rather than the old, nostalgia-inducing charact<br><br> <br>When it comes to Rockstar games the newest title is usually going to supersede the previous marvel. That’s because they keep getting better and better at their craft. It may not be pleasant to have to wait four to six years in-between projects especially when other companies like Ubisoft can pump out sequels at an alarming rate with varying degrees of quality. Point is Red Dead Redemption 2 , with all of its faults, is a masterpiece. 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