Fort Mercer- Fans of the first Red Dead Redemption will probably remember this as the fort that Bill Williamson holes up in at the beginning of the game. The hideout doesn't actually appear inside the fort but will be directly in between Fort Mercer and Benedict P

John Marston did everything Edgar Ross asked him to do. For his actions, he was supposed to receive a pardon for his past. But John knows all to well that the past can't be killed, and in the end, it catches up to us

If players head northeast of Strawberry, they'll find themselves in a lumberjack camp that is full of many interesting characters. Players can initially sell some of their supplies at a premium here if they're strapped for cash. A visit later on will feature an event where a lumberjack gets trapped under the trunk of a tree, prompting Arthur and the other members of the camp to go and help free

Despite the risk involved, to both his wellbeing and that of his family, John offers each of his former compatriots the chance to surrender. He knows them better than he knows himself and, as such, harbors no illusions that they will come quietly. Yet he still extends the olive branch to those he once called fri

Players will find themselves embroiled in a love triangle , something Arthur usually wouldn't find himself partaking in. The writing for this particular mission is particularly biting, with the twins vying for the attention of a woman by calling each other some pretty despicable (and downright comical) names. It's one of the funniest experiences in the game, and players should see it unfold at least o

Before going any further, we need to address the ludonarrative dissonance in the room. Ludonarrative dissonance is when the story told by the narrative doesn't fit the story reinforced by the gameplay. It was first applied to Nathan Drake of Uncharted fame to discuss the oxymoronic nature of a charming rogue who has killed thousands of peo

Solomon's Folly- Players will need to ride south from Tumbleweed and then go southwest from Benedict point in order to find this hideout on their map. If players hit the river then they have probably gone too

There is a vast array of activities that players can engage within **Red Dead Online ** in order to pass the time. Players can join up with a posse and roam the countryside as a bounty hunter catching criminals or even become an outlaw who kills and takes anything they please. There are so many fun activities to do that it can be incredibly difficult to keep track of everything that the game has to of

Once a hideout pops up on the player's map they should be as careful as possible . Players who rush in and try to kill all the enemies head-on will most likely get themselves killed. Instead, players should keep the hideout at a distance for a bit and scope the place out with their binoculars or a scoped weapons to see how many enemies they are dealing with. This also gives the player to scope out some cover and a viable method of entry into the hide

In **Red Dead Online ** players have complete freedom to roam the world by themselves killing other players or behaving like a grizzled lone bounty hunter. This isn't a bad way to play, and honestly, players will get a lot of fun out exploring Rockstar's massively beautiful world all by themselves. At the end of the day though it can get very lonely out there in the Wild West and Rdr2 bloodhound its much safer to travel as a gr

John Marston is many things to many different people, including himself. To some, he was a vicious outlaw; to others, a desperate family man who would do anything to return to those he loved. To me, he was and will always be an honorable man in a dishonorable wo

Throughout the game, Dutch and his men would continue to make that one final big score before entirely disappearing from the criminal world, thus winning him a nickname among the fans as 'Dutch Plan der Linde.' He always boasted about how he's had a plan to move the gang to Tahiti , the South Pacific tropical island where he could 'harvest mangoes' & 'be rebo

There are a lot of reasons why players should join up with a posse as soon as possible, but the biggest reason is that it makes players less of a target. While roaming the game world, players are likely to run into all kinds of dangerous enemies from wild animals to evil factions of players. These enemies are much less likely to mess with a group of players than a single loan cowboy riding by himself. Posses give players a chance to explore the world with a group of people that will have their back and ensure no one messed with them. This also goes both ways though. If players want to be a mean group of outlaws, it is a lot more intimidating to have a group of people at your back. No one is going to take a bandit seriously unless he has some kind of bac

It focuses on the story of former gangster Carl 'CJ' Johnson, undoubtedly the most well-known GTA character of all, as he returns home after his mother's death. As the game progress, Carl learns that his own friends have been stabbing him in his back, and he seeks revenge while bringing back the glory of the Grove Street Famil