Arthur's journal is the narration of Red Dead Redemption 2's story , and it's also some of the best proof of his second-in-command status as Dutch's right-hand man. Arthur (and the player) deposits money periodically into a lockbox which acts as a camp fund, but in his journal readers can see that he's also keeping track of where all of the donated funds are going. Arthur's journal is organized, well-written, well-illustrated, and showcases some of his innermost thoughts which would never be expressed on the surf
RDR2 ’s Gray and Braithwaite families are in direct competition which each other, but their feud isn’t just caused by the fact that they’re in the same sort of business. While they were always competitors, one incident in particular tuned their rivalry into a full-blown feud. Unfortunately, it all happened over a massive misunderstand
When Rockstar Games announced a series of upcoming updates to GTA Online leading up to the release of Grand Theft Auto V on the PlayStation 5 sometime in 2021, it led many fans to wonder if something similar is in the cards for Red Dead Online . Though details remain vague, what is crystal clear is that many players are crossing their fingers for a similar update in order to make their gameplay experience even bet
Video games solely focused on hunting happen to be a rather niche product. Hunting is just one of those things in games that's a beloved inclusion, but not something that necessarily has mass-market app
However, this was ultimately the beginning of their long-standing feud. In 1806, Lucille Braithwaite told Douglas Gray the location of a significant sum of gold. She also gave him permission to take the gold in order to fund abolitionist groups. Douglas then took the Braithwaite gold, as well as gold from his own family, leading both families to believe the other had stolen the money. With no family willing to admit guilt (and the full truth seemingly never coming to light) the families were locked in a bitter feud that lasted until their dem
As RDR2 fans know, this caused a tragically inverted Romeo and Juliet-esque situation, one in which the two lovers survived but the same can’t be said for their families. Players are first introduced to the Braithwaite family when Beau Gray asks Arthur Morgan to deliver a note to his lover, Penelope Braithwaite, who conveniently lives at the Braithwaite manor. Beau expresses concern over his love interest, as she plans to participate in a protest for women’s suffrage (which later leads to Arthur driving the stagecoa
At this point, it’s pretty unlikely that my love or involvement within the realm of video games fade away. I just have to navigate them in a different way now. It will be interesting to see if Declan shares in my video game passion as he gets older. If not, of course, no big deal. Hopefully, he is at least far more studious than his old man (and less inclined to play games before getting his schoolwork do
If you're planning on navigating the confined and heavily populated areas of whatever urban metropolis GTA VI takes place in on horseback, you better think twice. One reason people love GTA is that you get to drive cars you could never in real-life, whether that be a high-end sports car or a garbage tr
It would be neat if they included a rideable horse as a nod to the Red Dead Redemption franchise, but don't hold your breath. The closest thing you'll likely get is seeing the horsepower on the cars you'll be stealing and ultimately wreck
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
John's crude, rudimentary drawings aren't just those of an uneducated criminal, but instead come across as the emulation of a younger sibling, like a person desperate to show that they can also provide a service despite a lack of experience or training. John's acceptance of his own faults and honkai Star rail Crossover limitations is a trait his character has embodied since the beginning of Red Dead Redemption , and while his frank and blunt nature often leads to tense situations and comedic moments it's the fleshing out of his character in Red Dead Redemption 2 which truly completes Rockstar Games' tragic Wild West tale, one which ends with John's death and his son Jack Marston following in his footsteps despite all efforts to the contr
Arthur Morgan is different from John Marston in many ways, although they share numerous similar unhealthy passions. Despite these differences and dangerous similarities, however, the two men grew up as brothers, as rivals, and as on-and-off friends, and the choices both characters made influenced the other in small but subtle ways. Some of these influences are discussed in the general plot and story missions of **Red Dead Redemption 2 ** , but many others are left for players to discover and infer for themselves. Thankfully, simply by searching though the in-game character journals of Arthur Morgan and John Marston, it's clear that there is lots of information on h
