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Buying the Varmint Rifle early on is one of those things that players can easily miss unless they're really paying attention. This rifle is not really meant to be used against other people, such as members of the O’Driscoll gang. However, when trying to hunt and get perfect pelts, it can be a lifesaver as it doesn't damage the animals as much. In fact, it's arguably one of the only ways of getting three Perfect Rabbit Pelts, which is a requirement to progress through the Master Hunter Challe


In a true show of heroism, the duo fight through Agent Milton's men to get to Abigail. It doesn't go completely smoothly, as Sadie gets herself captured. Arthur's attempts to save both women lead to a tussle with Milton until Abigail shoots the agent in the head. It would've been easier for Morgan to join Dutch and Micah and leave Abigail, but he is a better person than t


There's a reason why people love mods for their favorite video games, and it's only a given that the modding community for one of the most popular video games ever made would have many dedicated fans either fixing tiny things or adding brand-new experiences for others to enjoy. As long as players don't mind getting a bit technical, they can have a great time modding Red Dead Redemption 2 to their heart's cont


Despite the realistic tone, Rockstar has never been afraid to include some absurdity . In RDR2 you can find a man claiming to be a sasquatch hunter in the Valentine saloon. He'll talk at length about the existence of Bigfoot and whether Arthur believes him or not, some fans will remember he knows what he's talking about. The same character appears in the Undead Nightmare expansion for the first game. He gives Marston the mission to hunt down the sasquatches around the area of Tall Trees. And if you do some exploring in RDR2 , Arthur might just come across a skeleton that lends some truth to the man's cla


Arthur gives a lending hand to Rains Fall and his tribe multiple times throughout the SLG game Resource management. Usually, he helps the Native American tribe due to the financial reward they offer or because Dutch thinks it'll help the g


Some players may feel that the process of earning money in Red Dead Redemption 2 can be a bit too cumbersome early on. The economy seems particularly stingy , even with the valuation of currency at the t


Any self-respecting cowboy or outlaw in the American Wild West knows that a satchel that can be used to carry around several items is always useful and necessary. In their satchel, players can carry things like Tonics, Provisions, Ingredients, and various Materials, including animal pelts, basic campfire equipment, herbs, and more. In Red Dead Redemption 2 , Arthur’s satchel can be upgraded after Simon Pearson has been given the necessary tools for working leather through the camp ledger. The camp ledger becomes available after players collect and put any of the debts from the "Money Lending and Other Sins" missions in the donation


Dutch is pretty good at talking his way out of unpleasant situations, right up till the end. At the end of Red Dead Redemption , when John's got him cornered, Dutch throws away his gun and gives a speech on how he knows how pointless it is to fight nature. He can't fight change, and he also can't fight his own nature. It's a thought-provoking speech, particularly when he says "they'll just find another monster," which they indeed do when turning on J


In the Undead Nightmare DLC, the cause of the entire zombie outbreak can be traced back to one particular green mask. It was stolen from the catacombs underneath Escalera by Abraham Reyes, triggering the horrific aftermath. The plague only lifts when John Marston finds the mask and returns it to its rightful place. This very same mask can be seen in Saint Denis on a shelf in the Fence's shop in RDR2 . Why it isn't causing an outbreak then we can't say, but it's ominous nonethel


One of the most memorable moments of the original RDR is the side mission "I Know You" where Marston meets an NPC referred to only as the Strange Man. He seems to know more about John than he should reasonably be able to, and he can't be killed. Fans have speculated that he could be God, the Devil, or Death itself. In RDR2, Arthur doesn't ever come face to face with this individual, but can find a strange shack in Lemoyne that might belong to him. It's riddled with cryptic writing and contains paintings that change over the course of the SLG game guide, one of them slowly forming a portrait of the Strange


Colonel Favours who has a great dislike of the tribe withholds the vaccines that the government had sent for Rains Fall's people. The sight of a young dying boy frustrates and upsets Morgan, so he goes after the cart filled with medicine. Captain Monroe helps find the army wagon, then Arthur sneaks onto the back of it (or shoots the driver and passenger), steals the vaccine, and returns it to the reservation. It was another un-selfish act that saved plenty of li