This death is special because it has a lot of meaning for Final Fantasy's signature character, Cloud. Zack Fair has to defend Cloud against an army of Shinra infantry but ends up getting mortally woun
The simple drawings and the need for guided structure symbolize a character who was never educated past a grade-school level, and his lack of interest in learning how to do either task better showcases exactly how John Marston views himself and his place in the world. He knows he isn't a good writer or a good artist, but he continues doing both things anyway. For the player, this helps to continue the feeling of immersion and involvement with the world around them, but it also shows a subtle respect for the memory of Arthur Mor
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
The game then will task players with killing ten enemies using crafted shotgun ammo. For those who may not know, ammo can be crafted for weapons while at campfires. The easiest way to complete this challenge is to craft split point bullets for the shotgun since they don't cost any resources to craft. Players will then just need to equip the ammo and go shoot the next enemies they f
Updated on March 07, 2025, by Gerardo Molina: Red Dead Redemption 2 is already great, but with the addition of Red Dead Online, things have been taken to another level. The online version of this title is just as extensive if not more than the non-offline game, which makes it fascinating and attractive for players who have fallen in love with the franchise over the years. The Moonshiner role in Red Dead Online is really fun to play as it allows those who are interested in bootlegging liquor to both create their own product and go across the American Wild West to sell it to eager customers looking for an interesting experie
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
The playable Booker is dead, but the Booker from an alternative universe is alive and well. The one that never sold Ann to Comstock, which initiated the game in the first place. At least, the gamer can infer that's how the game ends if they want a happy ending. Just play the game. Maybe it will make more sense... ma
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
I’ve been a gamer all my life. From the Sega Genesis I got for Christmas in 1990, to the PlayStation 5 that will be lovingly adorned on the desk next to my nostalgic gaming collectibles PC, "Gamer" is a title I’ve proudly associated myself with since I was 5-years-old. I’ve held other titles throughout my life, including Skater, Athlete, and Musician; I graduated college with a Political Science degree, but certainly never considered myself a Student (sorry, M
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
On the way home from running errands in preparation for the evening’s festivities, "Where I Belong" by Simple Plan & State Champs (featuring We The Kings) came on. I had heard the song in passing before, but had never really paid attention to the lyrics - which speak of not being perfect, but still doing your best while living in the moment. The first playthrough had me listening to the lyrics and applying them to every facet of my life as Declan’s Dad. The second and third playthroughs had me driving while full-on adult sobbing. By the time I pulled into my driveway, I was blasting the song from my speakers louder than anything I had jammed bef
