Many Red Dead Redemption fans would consider Armadillo to be the most iconic location in the first game. In Red Dead Redemption 2 when players visit the town they'll notice that it has succumbed to a cholera outbreak. the saloon still serves drinks, but the town crier can be seen handing out pamphlets explaining the outbr

Speaking to a nun reveals the woman ran off to the cemetery with her old pimp. John confronts the man, who is digging a grave after accidentally killing her. John duels the pimp, killing him and avenging the woman. It's a rather sad conclusion to Eva's story, showing just how dangerous life was in the Old West. It's unlike most of RDR1 's Stranger Missions, which usually feature moments of lev

If Saint Denis is the Red Dead Redemption 2 equivalent to New Orleans, then Lagras is very much the bayou. The swamplands of the south can be quite scary when you consider that it's often home to less than savory people and can also be a breeding ground for voodoo and witchcr

It's evident the town is on a decline and in the 8 short years between the end of Red Dead Redemption 2 and the beginning of Red Dead Redemption it all but disappears. Do yourself a favor and explore what it was like before it completely collap

Sea of Coronado- Players will find this hideout at the most southwest portion of the map they can go. Typically the hideout will spawn right on the banks of the sea, and enemies will usually appear on a ridge above the pla

It's no wonder why so many players skip this part. The easiest way to complete this quest is to upgrade the player's satchel, maximize the Honor bar , and buy premium cigarettes (preferably in Saint Denis). It's time-consuming, but it's nice to see a complete set in the protagonist's possess

The player must clear the hideouts and free Jimmy. During the last encounter, Jimmy says he plans to give up being a writer. Interestingly, when playing Jack, Jimmy mentions he plans to become a war reporter in World War I instead. It's these small changes that make playing the game as Jack so rewarding, even though a lot of people might not like his character all that much. Thankfully, Rockstar made some much-needed changes to make the protagonist switch more palatable in Red Dead Redemption

Jack Marston was born in Van der Linde's world of the outlaw gang, and he learned how to aim and shoot appropriately from his pops. Despite John and Abigail's best effort to shield him from the nefarious life of crime, Jack would eventually find himself in the shadow of his father after learning that the FBI had killed him father under the order of Edgar R

It's a simple quest with a few interesting moments of banter here and there. Moments like these add more context to the events of the first game and why the deaths John Marston had to orchestrate were pretty tragic in their

Strawberry is interesting because it isn't directly important in the narrative until you reach the game's epilogue. Upon further inspection, though, you'll find it changed the course of the Van Der Linde gang entir

Back in the days, he was a lone wolf native American who lived by his own moral code. However, things changed when his favorite cousin, Red Harlow, needed his help on his quest to find Colonel Daren, the murderer of his pare

Even though many players try to play Arthur with high honor, it doesn't always work out that way. For example, the button used to aim weapons is also the button to interact with others. Because the buttons are the same, it isn't hard to aim a gun at someone players are trying to h

After returning, Charles will say he is ready to test his invention. The story does not end happily, as Charles crashes to the ground and dies. It's a rather anticlimactic and hilarious end to one of the goofier Stranger Missions in Red Dead Redemption . It's so shocking that most people won't even mind that all their efforts were technically for naught. The finale of this Stranger mission is so funny that it makes up for the fetch quest that players are sent on beforehand. This RDR1 Stranger Mission 's conclusion is a quintessential Rockstar moment that displays once again why fans love the dark humor in their tit

When players get a wanted level in Grand Theft Auto , police officers will chase after them. If players manage to elude the police long enough, the wanted level will go down. Once players don't have a wanted level anymore, the police will stop chasing t

This means that Grand Theft Auto V would be available on three generations of consoles. It makes sense, seeing as how the Game Updates is consistently getting high sales despite being out for years. However, it's understandable how fans could've wanted Rockstar's newest game inst

The Strange Man is an enigma, and everything in this side quest foreshadows the ending of the game. In the third meeting with him, the Strange Man will mysteriously remark how this location makes for a "fine spot." It turns out to be the final resting place for John, Uncle, and Abigail later down the line. The three bullets that John shoots at him before the gun jams could be a way to show how all three characters die, but Jack is spa