While Sadie is attempting to recruit John full time into her bounty hunter work and possible transportation business, she suggests the work is so easy even Jack could do it. To which Abigail gets very angry and states not to fil his head with bad id

By the time the gang reaches Clemens Point, Arthur and John’s relationship is a little better. While Arthur shows more respect for John, he still talks down to him and calls him an idiot. That is, until Jack is taken by the Braithwaites and given to Angelo Bronte. Arthur suddenly finds himself much more sympathetic towards John, and he tries to comfort him amidst the stressful situation. Once Jack is safely returned, Arthur praises John for his handling of the situation and starts treating him with more respect and admirat

The place is a dump when John arrives yet he fixes it up and builds his own home with Charles and Uncle in hopes that one day Abigail and Jack will return. In a letter to Abigail, John writes this line, and it fully represents how far John is willing to go to make things ri

Accompanied by Javier Escuella, Arthur finds John close to death and sporting a few new scars. A series of wolf attacks are the cause and finally, the origin of John’s scars are revealed. As Arthur begins to help John out of his snowy predicament, John says this quote in a manner of classic Marston sarc

This is especially odd when you take into account that pretty much all surviving gang members are either given an encounter or a mention at some point during John’s story (even Strauss). It’s even stranger when you take into account that he has a history of randomly appearing and disappearing from the lives of Dutch and his g

Even in the face of adversity and two guns drawn on him, John still declares his loyalty to Arthur stating “Arthur saved my life, more than once”. Realizing how dire the situation looks, John stares at Dutch and pleads this quote. He follows up by saying killing him won’t help anything which actually appears to leave Dutch speechless. John follows up demanding and screaming that Dutch say something, anything, and as Dutch stares back he proceeds to shoot Micah in the abdomen, leaving him for John to finish. The redemption arc has finally come full cir

Now that the second Red Dead Redemption game has come out, we have had a lot of questions answered, a lot of questions posed, and a lot of characters put in front of us that we would like to see in more video games if we’re being totally honest! What we’ve done is put together some ideas for prequels and sequels that could take place in the Red Dead Redemption , the sort of thing that we want Rockstar to create when they settle down to create something new in the series! We wouldn’t be surprised if they do end up using some of these ideas in the futur

The Ranch is owned by a man named Eugene Wegner, who you find out has a bad reputation if you speak with Hosea and other townsfolk. But no one seems to know exactly why . All you can really tell, without further investigation, is that his daughter, Mariam , goes to the upstairs window of Eugene’s house and is presumably held against her w

Red Dead Redemption 2 is very careful about how it builds up its characters and where their actions ultimately lead them, and the case is no different for Karen . Throughout the bulk of the campaign, Karen is presented as a no-nonsense woman who becomes an alcoholic after the death of Sean. Her actions become increasingly combative at camp leading up the game’s finale. When the smoke clears and all of Dutch’s gang is either dead or moved on, Karen is simply no where to be fo

John’s time away from the gang resulted in a major rift between the two brothers. For much of the early game, Arthur is extremely hostile towards John. He implies that John shouldn’t have been welcomed back, he thinks that Dutch is way too kind on him, and he constantly insults John for his selfish behavior and seeming stupidity. You can tell that the two were quite close before John’s departure, but that left a major rift that took a long time (and a lot of violence) to m

Dutch responds by trying to calm the situation, calling John his brother and his son. John has had enough of it and immediately sides with Arthur. This line is one of a few that catalyst into the end of the Van Der Linde gang, and the death of Arthur as the Pinkertons ambush the camp in the middle of the stand

In the sequel, gamers play as Arthur Morgan, a member of the Van der Linde gang as the last of the outlaws are hunted down by the government. It also features John Marston from the first game, _ Red Dead Redemption 2 _ acting as a prequel to its events. The open world games guide are some of the most expensive ever made, but they’re also some of the most beautiful to experience. Here are some gifts for the gunslinger in your l

This has plagued players throughout the entire game as Arthurs brisk walk through camp slowed them down considerably. He walked quickly and with purpose, but why couldn’t he run? It is understandable why he couldn’t have his horse within the campground, but running never hurt anyb