Arthur tells John, "Go. Now. I'll hold them off. It would mean a lot to me...please." During this Arthur hands John his hat, which became the iconic one John wears in the first game. It's the last interaction the two ever had and Multi-Element Character was likely the moment Arthur came to peace with the fact he was about to meet his

With Rockstar Games doing a better job at getting their games to PC after launch, the community has built interesting servers where players roleplay in-world as characters. It has been an ongoing trend with the Grand Theft Auto franchise , but the same thing has begun to happen with Red Dead Redemption 2. If you've ever wanted to take your love of outlaws and the Wild West to the next level, join a roleplay server on PC. Alternatively, you could simply roleplay in your single-player world as w

Arthur looks at Reverend Swanson and says, "We're all doomed, Reverend." A statement that the holy man of sin likely wanted to avoid as it brought reality harshly back into his view as he realized they were all traveling down a dangerous p

Although the player spent the majority of the game in Arthur's shoes, it's easy to imagine how John viewed Arthur Morgan in camp. Arthur would ride in, Hosea, Dutch, or one of the other gang members in tow, and John, still recovering from either being attacked by wild animals on a mountaintop or being verbally abused by Abigail, would limp over to see what was going on only to be ignored or brushed off. John Marston was a little brother to Arthur, and although both of them vied for Dutch's attention it was always Arthur who received the larger sh

However, there's a lot more to Red Dead Redemption 2's in-game journal than just the moments shown to the player after cutscenes and pictures of crudely-drawn cougars. Flipping forwards or backwards through the journal at any given point in Red Dead Redemption 2's story will provide players with an in-depth look at their current avatar's mentality, and when comparing the two characters side-by-side the journal gives a fascinating look at the differences and the similarities between the gruff, silent Arthur Morgan and the more headstrong, emotional John Mars

Players will need to be good with a bow to complete this challenge, as they need to kill nine unaware enemies from behind using their bow. Players who are smart and use headshots can pretty easily complete this challenge in one go. They just need to ensure that the enemies have their backs to them before silently taking them out with a

Every gamer knows the feeling of hopping into a Grand Theft Auto game, turning on cheats, and simply destroying the world around them in a hail of fire and chaos. You don't see that type of thing happening in Red Dead Redemption 2 , but it's totally possible with the tools they provide you. What better way to escape into the game than by rolling into town and taking it over as an unstoppable out

One of the most challenging aspects of **Red Dead Redemption 2 ** is for players to complete all of the Expert Challenges. Altogether there are eight different categories of Expert Challenges that players can try to complete and improve their in-game skills. One of the most difficult and fun challenges for players to make an attempt at are Weapons Expert Challen

One misdeed that John actually stopped the Mexican army from committing was the execution of some innocent people. Marston was having a drink with the famous gunslinger, Landon Ricketts when Luisa came in to inform them that Colonel Allende was sending prisoners to their deaths without tri

After they eliminated Uncle, they cornered John, Abigail, and their son Jack in the barn. The former outlaw knew that he was the government's target, not his family. So, he instructed his wife and son to flee to safety. John then walked out of the barn, where he was met by a firing squad who proceeded to gun the man down. Without his sacrifice, the government would've likely located and killed all three Marst

It may be better to wait awhile so the emotional beats can hit you in their truest way possible, but if you're itching to hop back in, don't hesitate. The beauty of playing a second time is that you're not obligated to see it to the end since you've done that alre

Cleet gave up Micah's location, but Marston still had the opportunity to go through with the hanging (if the player wished). If he did, then he murdered a man, who also opposed Micah's evil acts. Cleet might've done terrible things in the past, but so did J

John Marston can't draw. He can barely write, and when he does it's nowhere near as eloquent or detailed as the descriptions Arthur Morgan would have provided. However, these simply aren't things John's ever tried to do before. The only reason John starts writing his own journal to begin with is because he saw Arthur doing so, day after day, and now that Arthur's gone doing the same helps him retain a small form of connect