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The interesting thing about Micah Bell is that he's a thorn in Arthur's side for most of the game, but he's not presented as the true villain of the narrative until the bitter end. Throughout the game, the Van Der Linde gang is on the run and having to deal with numerous individuals who directly oppose their efforts. All while this is happening, a villain is making moves behind the scenes in order to come out on top. Micah wasn't the last person you expected to be the villain, but rather was a coward who made his intentions true when success was guarant

Clearly, Arthur and John are the two most prominent characters in the franchise as the protagonists of their respective games. Their conversations in Red Dead Redemption 2 are special because they showcase how much influence Arthur had on John as a

The playable Booker is dead, but the Booker from an alternative universe is alive and well. The one that never sold Ann to Comstock, which initiated the game in the first place. At least, the gamer can infer that's how the game ends if they want a happy ending. Just play the game. Maybe it will make more sense... ma

It's hard not to get emotional when a colossus falls to its death. The player can't help but think they are doing something wrong by slaying these giants. After killing all sixteen colossi, Dormin is released and takes over the boy's b

Micah Bell isn't the most beloved side character, but he made players hate him, and that isn't an easy feat. Let's now look at five things wrong with Micah Bell's story and five ways he's the best side charac

Often times the condition of Arthur was a reflection of the type of gamer the person controlling him was. This will likely return in GTA VI and might even be implemented in the next-gen version of GTA Onli

During the game's climax, Arthur makes the decision to help John escape which directly leads to him being trapped, overwhelmed, and eventually killed at the hands of Micah Bell, and indirectly by Du

Players will be tasked with killing four enemies simultaneously with dynamite in order to complete this challenge. This is actually more difficult than it seems because the blast radius of dynamite is smaller than players would think. Players can use Dead Eye in order to more precisely line up their thr

The death of Cole Phelps comes out of nowhere. After uncovering the suspect of a series of arson cases, Cole and Jack Kelso confront him in a sewer system. They capture and end up killing the suspect, but Cole is unable to escape the sewer before floodwaters pound into

Players will need to kill three birds of prey with tomahawks to complete learn this here now challenge. This is one of the more difficult challenges to beat considering that it is near impossible to hit birds out of the air with throwing weapons even with dead-eye. Players will either need to wait for birds to try and scavenge the bodies of fallen enemies or ride around until they see a bird perched near rivers or on fences. Stationary birds are easy to pick off with dead-eye if players are quick and sil

For as lovable and jovial as Arthur was , he had a knack for ending conversations with a blunt statement. During a conversation between Reverend Swanson and Javier Escuella where the Reverend says Javier is doomed while looking at Arthur, Arthur answers back with a succinct but truthful statem

For the most part, Arthur presents himself as the ideal Western protagonist. He's a strong and stubborn man who knows his way around horses as well as firearms. Throughout the game's narrative, players come to understand how empathetic and human Arthur is among a cast of toxic masculinity and sinn

As Arthur's coming close to meeting his fate he tells Dutch Van Der Linde , "I gave you all I had. I did." The voice actor finishes the line with a slight voice crack which adds to the emotion of the scene and expresses how heartbroken Arthur is at Dutch's course of act

Red Dead Redemption 2 has a narrative that's entertaining, well-written, and executed exceptionally. It also happens to end in a place that feels frustrating and heartbreaking for the player. Arthur was a man of his word who believed in loyalty, as long as it didn't endanger others. By the end, it's clear the narrative wants to spotlight how delusions of grandeur and greed will often overpower loyalty and history between people. Arthur was a beacon of hope, and Micah was a beacon of cold-hard real

Most people understand the ties between Arthur and John Marston, or either of them and Dutch Van Der Linde. The connection that's not often talked about is the one between Sadie Adler and Micah. At the beginning of the game, he's the one who points out Sadie's home as a point of interest. This cascades into the series of events that follow, but it ties him to her from the start. That's why it's so fulfilling when she's there with John when they take out Micah and make him draw his final breath in the snow-covered mounta