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Red Dead Redemption 2 was a game that had a slower pace to it. This was obviously a reflection of the setting, as Western tales are known for being drawn out and taking their time. GTA VI likely won't follow suit as the modern open-world franchise delivers action at a breakneck speed and paces its narrative in a way that feels similar to a Hollywood f

Having thousands, if not millions of people, hate a character based on their actions in the story is a mark of quality. It helps spotlight the fact that the audience is immersed and invested in the story to such an extent they feel connected to the characters emotiona

John usually wanted to do the right thing but constantly got himself into situations that required him to be ruthless to survive. The former outlaw's best and worst moments were some of the most compelling in the ser

I’ve been a gamer all my life. From the Sega Genesis I got for Christmas in 1990, to the PlayStation 5 that will be lovingly adorned on the desk next to my nostalgic gaming collectibles PC, "Gamer" is a title I’ve proudly associated myself with since I was 5-years-old. I’ve held other titles throughout my life, including Skater, Athlete, and Musician; I graduated college with a Political Science degree, but certainly never considered myself a Student (sorry, M

Marston used their conflict to try to gather the information he wanted and had no qualms about killing people from either side, even though they were supposed to be his allies. He only fully committed to the rebels once the army figured out he was aiding them b

Though Red Dead Redemption 2 was a pretty straightforward narrative surrounding Arthur Morgan and the Van Der Linde gang , it did offer points of decision. There were several points in the game where things played out differently depending on how the player decided to guide Arthur through it. It's unclear if GTA VI will have one main protagonist or not, but it's safe to assume that Rockstar Games likes to give their players some agency. With GTA 's track record there'll likely be some unsavory situations you put yourself

However, there's a lot more to Red Dead Redemption 2's in-game journal than just the moments shown to the player after cutscenes and pictures of crudely-drawn cougars. Flipping forwards or backwards through the journal at any given point in Red Dead Redemption 2's story will provide players with an in-depth look at their current avatar's mentality, and when comparing the two characters side-by-side the journal gives a fascinating look at the differences and the similarities between the gruff, silent Arthur Morgan and the more headstrong, emotional John Mars

The abolition of slavery took a toll on both the Braithwaite and Gray businesses, and the families both lost a lot of money (and political power) in the process. However, they still remained powerful in other areas – the Grays, for instance, controlled the local sheriff’s office in Rhodes in addition to various other businesses. Even though the families were vocally against each other, it didn’t stop two of their younger members from falling in l

John Marston can't draw. He can barely write, and when he does it's nowhere near as eloquent or detailed as the descriptions Arthur Morgan would have provided. However, these simply aren't things John's ever tried to do before. The only reason John starts writing his own journal to begin with is because he saw Arthur doing so, day after day, and now that Arthur's gone doing the same helps him retain a small form of connect

Ever since the release of Red Dead Redemption 2 , there have been numerous stories documenting the toxic work culture at Rockstar Games. Sources have told journalists like Jason Schreier that the studio embraces crunch in a way where employees felt like they would be doing their co-workers a disservice if they didn't pitch in as well. The studio recently released a statement stating that they're working on making a healthier work environment, and Schreier has even heard from anonymous employees that things have been improving since the allegations originally surfa

This appears to be the end of the Braithwaite and Gray feud… until Arthur receives a letter from Penelope asking him to help her get to the Rhodes train station. She and Beau plan to take the train to Boston to elope. It remains unclear where Penelope was during the attack on Braithwaite manor or if any of her family survived. Even stranger, it's also unclear why she chooses to reach out to Arthur Morgan , considering he and his friends are responsible for the death of her entire fam

If you played Grand Theft Auto V than you're likely familiar with Trevor. He may seem like a psycho, and that's because he's a direct reflection of the typical GTA players who go around causing chaos. In many ways, Micah is the Red Dead Redemption equivalent to this very thing. He represents the worst of the worst when it comes to the player base. When you give those types of people representation and the spotlight, it could, in turn, make them feel as though their actions are not only justified but apprecia