While Arthur rides any horse that players gave him during their adventures, he begins red Dead redemption 2 horses Dead Redemption 2 with a Tennessee Walker. The breed is known for its ability to trot on long adventures without much need to rest. Arthur's story in RDR2 is defined by the need to constantly be moving to either evade the law, deal with his past, or look to new horizons. Much like his starting steed, he isn't afraid of winding journ

Josiah was a slick trickster that came and went as he saw fit throughout Red Dead Redemption 2's plot. He was known for his unmistakable elegance in the way he dressed, perfectly matched by his leopard-spotted steed, an Appaloosa named Gwyd

Her quest for revenge against the O'Driscolls serves as a subplot that reflects the themes of the main story, and the depth of character Sadie brings to both narratives was one of the most impressive parts of RDR2. With Alex McKenna, the voice and motion capture actress behind Sadie Adler, recently saying she would love to reprise the role for RDR3 , it's worth considering what such a campaign would look like. Between Sadie's transformation into a bounty hunter in the events of the epilogue and her speaking to John about how she would like to live in South America, both provide ample material for a potential seq

Location: Camp anywhere in Roanoke Ridge

The Roanoke Ridge area of New Hanover doesn’t belong to man, but the Murfree Brood. If players are in these hills, they may encounter a few rough-looking and deformed men that will sooner shoot Arthur than talk to him, but what might not be known by players is that camping here is like signing Arthur’s death warrant, as the Murfree Brood will be stalking from the trees and will introduce themselves to Art

Location: Buildings between the Gunstore and General Store in Saint Denis

Everyone who has ventured to Saint Denis might realize that this isn’t exactly the healthiest city in 1899, nor is it the safest. Those who have explored enough of Saint Denis might have stumbled upon a few mysterious writings etched into the walls of certain areas, spelling ominous warnings and riddles for those who dare to stay. In total, there are 5 of these scribbles scattered around Saint Denis, and finding them all reveals a pentag

That includes unique points of interest, random events and attacks, a beautiful view, some creepy and unexplainable sight, or even just that animal so desperately needed crossing the path. It's a lively wo

The main reward for killing Jean-Marc is a permanent 10% discount in all Saint Denis stores. The mayor will write to Arthur and send his thanks for getting rid of Jean-Marc. However, choosing this option will reduce Arthur's honor. The discount is a decent perk that players can enjoy in the city, even if players would argue that this discount isn't worth the death of a man who was trying to do the right thing. The other consequence of the decision is that the city will begin drilling on the Indian Reservation.

Undead Nightmare is full of bizarre, campy moments, but this particular one takes the cake. John encounters a trapper living in the woods, claiming that sasquatches are indeed real, as well as living off a steady diet of human babies. Unsure of what to think, John goes ahead and hunts the nearby sasquatc

After killing Jean-Marc, players will need to dump him into a nearby pond at the North end of the property. If players return to the same location and fish near the area at a later time, they will unlock a hidden Easter Egg. Once the line is cast, Arthur will reel something in, but it will not be a fish. At the end of the line, Jean Marc's arm will be attached to the hook, which can make for a sight that is both disturbing and amusing.

Few players know that the quest can actually be completed by Marston instead of Arthur. The language in the final cutscene will be altered because Jean-Marc is threatening Arthur and not Marston. He will remark that Jean is "running his mouth about my friends." This small detail was a cool feature in a game with thousands of dialogue options.

Her work could also have her crossing paths with the newly formed (as of 1907) Bureau of Investigation, which would give developers ample opportunity to sew threads foreshadowing the events of Red Dead Redemption in true Rockstar fashion. Since the actor who plays Marston has also mentioned wanting to return for RDR3, his would also allow Sadie's tale to continue giving players glimpses into the transition of John Marston's life between the events of the original and the sequel, thus capitalizing on both incredible characters while still shaping a new st

Eventually, though, he finds the last one, who weeps and articulates to John how his species is done for now. John clumsily tries to justify the killings, but the creature shoots back, "We eat berries and mushrooms, you fool!" It's one of the most quoted RDR cutscenes because, after the main game puts John through such a harrowing journey, it's just so utterly jarring and out-th