Red Dead Redemption 2: 10 Times Micah Was Actually Good

Whether you like it or not, at the end of the day Micah Bell is a formidable enemy. This isn't based on the fact that he can outduel another man in a firefight, but rather that he's so vile that he's willing to do anything to surv


But if you want to visit Susan Grimshaw or Arthur's graves, you'll have to wait until you're playing as John either during or after the epilogue. The graves are easy to find once you know where to look, and they're all surrounded by nature, where you can sit in a moment of quiet with the breeze and reflect on all the fun times the gang once


Let's be honest, Bill Williamson's lack of smarts is a bit of a running joke within the Van Der Linde Gang. Even Arthur pokes fun at Bill's slow wits. So when Micah Bell comes along and commends Bill for using his head in the later stages of the game, it's a nice thing for him to do. Is it a bald-faced lie? Yes, yes it is. Is Micah just singing Bill's praises in order to sway him to his side of the rapidly dividing camp lines? Yes to that to. Still, it's a kind gest


Red Dead Redemption II featured a lot of characters who operated under a morally gray umbrella. They were good people, but they did bad things. However, if there is one thing all gamers in the history of ever can agree upon, it's that the character of Micah Bell was a downright vill


When Arthur first met Sadie Adler she was a widowed housewife who looked to be just another mouth the gang would have to feed. Little did he know she'd grow into the strongest and most capable woman he'd ever had the chance of know


You're probably already well-aware that you can rob pretty much anyone you come in Red Dead . But unfortunately for you and Arthur, you aren't the only ne'er-do-wells out there. Sometimes, you might find that after bumping into a stranger while walking through the streets of Saint Denis that you have a little less cash on you than you did before. This is because, true to realistic situations of the time, NPCs can and will pickpocket you. So be careful the next time you get off your horse and decide to traverse the streets on f


Mansoor is known primarily for his chugging, screaming guitar riffs, but he also has experience with electronic music, through some of Periphery's more electronica-influenced tracks and with his various side projects. He even contributed a track to the Halo 2: Anniversary soundtrack. He uses computers to not create music with ease, but to experiment with precise tones and musical direction that would suit itself perfectly to a movie soundtrack. Shredding guitars AND beautiful, ambient soundscapes? Yes, ple


If you have high honor at the end of Arthur's time in Red Dead Redemption II , you get to witness Micah's last good moment. Even though the two were at deadly blows just seconds ago, after Dutch ends the confrontation, Micah chooses to walk away, leaving Arthur to die staring at the sunrise. This may not seem like the ultimate act of goodness, but this is Micah we're talking about here. Conversely, if you had low honor, Micah kills Arthur in cold blood instead. Which, if you think about it from a certain point of view, shows that Micah recognizes and responds to Arthur's ho


It's never really clear if he's skilled when it comes to using firearms or if his win at any cost mentality helps him overcome his deficiencies in actual skill and knowledge of the guns he uses. His loyalty and unrelenting nature to fight injustices make him a formidable foe, not necessarily his gun ski


Back in the day, Hosea was married to a woman named Bessie. At some point, he left the gang to be with Bessie, and to supposedly live a normal life within the boundaries of the law. We know Bessie eventually dies in the years prior to Red Dead Redemption 2 , but there's far more about her we don't know. What killed her? Was it natural circumstances or as a result of Hosea returning to the outlaw life? Why did Hosea return to the outlaw life at all? Where and how on earth did he meet Bessie in the first pl


There are a large majority of Red Dead Redemption 2 guide Dead Redemption 2 fans who may not have played the first game in the series from 2009. But you don't need to be an original RDR fan to love and appreciate John Marston and his storyline. After completing the epilogue (parts one and two) with John as the new protagonist, you'll have the pleasure of sitting through forty minutes of credits. It isn't as boring as it sounds, since the majority of that time is dedicated to cutscenes. Those unfamiliar with the story may not realize the Pinkerton detectives shown looking for someone and eventually finding John's ranch are the same ones that will employ and then kill him in Red Dead Redempti


Hosea Matthews is one of the co-founders of the Van der Linde gang. He's the oldest member of the gang and Dutch van der Linde's oldest friend. Like they do with Dutch, Arthur Morgan and other members of the gang view Hosea as a father figure who keeps the gang's best interests in mind. As opposed to Dutch's more violent nature, Hosea opts out of unnecessary violence and sticks instead to conning and robbing people without hurting t