For starters, the player will need to find all of the Mysterious Writings hidden around the Open world game cheats map. There are 5 Mysterious Writings for the player to find. It does not matter the order of collecting them, it just matters that the player has successfully documented them in their journal. Here are the locations of all 5 Mysterious Writings in Red Dead Redemptio
The difference between Red Dead Redemption and Grand Theft Auto is that the former is one that all ties into one another, whereas the latter is more of an anthology series taking place in different cities and times. It'd be hard for Rockstar Games to find a point in their protagonist's lives that was more interesting than the events they went through in the game they starred in. GTA VI might take place in Vice City or another city set in a retro era, but don't expect it to be a prequel to a previous en
The Van der Linde gang does business with both families and never really takes a side in their feud. Rather, Arthur Morgan and his associates use the rivalry to their own advantage, which ultimately explodes in their faces later on in the game. However, it wouldn’t be an accurate representation of the wild, wild west if things didn’t get a bit ro
Mysterious Writing #2: Head over to the Trapper's Alley. Walk to the east side of Saint-Denis near the marketplace. There will be a gate where the Tapper has a stall. Before entering, there will be an alleyway to the right of the gate. Walk down this alleyway until finding a small shattered wooden box. The Mysterious Text will be written above the box. Interact with it to write it within the journal. The text reads I feel again, the blood of life, the circle has Be
If the player is lucky, the Checkpoints would let them pass, avoiding the collateral exchange of bullets. The terrain would still be challenging, however, so in order to make haste without damaging the wagon, a good Moonshiner must know the shortcuts and the best paths to t
Although he's just a minor character in Red Dead Online , Bert Higgins can be a lifesaver when times are tough. He's part of the customer list of the moonshine business. However, unlike other patrons, he's more than willing to buy any kind of moonshine players produce, regardless of the flavor or the quality of it. Granted, he will pay a lower price than other patrons for the product, but if players are looking for a reliable customer who’s always up to get a few drinks, Bert is the way to
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
Arthur Morgan, although stoic and somewhat reserved in person, is much different on the page and in his head. He writes long, eloquent paragraphs about the situations he finds himself in, and although the game does show the player these entries when they pertain to big story events there are many, many more which appear that Red Dead Redemption 2 never tells the player about. Arthur writes about strangers he counters, small interactions he has with NPCs, and even draws interesting items and locations he discovers throughout the g
Going into Red Dead Redemption 2 fans understood that this was Arthur Morgan's story, but John Marston would play a key role in the events. When Arthur's journey ends most people were caught off guard at the reveal of the game's Epilogue that had players controlling John up until the events of the first game. Players can use the Epilogue to travel around and discover what the character's from the games main narrative has been up to. GTA VI including an Epilogue is unlikely but would be a welcome surprise to m
Things escalate when the Braithwaites realize the Van der Linde gang's true intentions. They kidnap John Marston ’s son Jack in retaliation, leading the gang to confront the Braithwaites at their manor. After a massive gunfight in which the gang appears to kill all of the Braithwaites, they find the matriarch, Catherine, hidden away upstairs. She eventually admits to giving John's son to Angelo Bronte. Before Arthur and his comrades set out to Saint Denis to look for the boy, they set fire to the Braithwaite manor. Catharine then shockingly runs back into the building, ultimately to her de