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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

Every superhero is required to have a noble sacrifice, and Cole MacGrath is no different. During the "good" ending, which is the canon ending, Cole uses the RFI to kill The Beast and several other conduits including hims

This death is special because it has a lot of meaning for Final Fantasy's signature character, Cloud. Zack Fair has to defend Cloud against an army of Shinra infantry but ends up getting mortally woun

It would be neat if they included a rideable horse as a nod to the Red Dead Redemption franchise, but don't hold your breath. The closest thing you'll likely get is seeing the horsepower on the cars you'll be stealing and ultimately wreck

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

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

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

Arthur lived a troubled life full of misery and sin, but he never wanted people to feel sorry for him. He understands that much of his troubles were his fault and he never felt right blaming someone or something else. You get a better understanding of this when Arthur sits down to gamble via the poker ta

In this ending, Cole sides with humanity and saves the world. Though many fans thought Cole was alive after a lightning bolt hit his coffin, there was no mention of him in Infamous Second Son and the developers confirmed that he is indeed d

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

Cleet gave up Micah's location, but Marston still had the opportunity to go through with the hanging (if the player wished). If he did, then he murdered a man, who also opposed Micah's evil acts. Cleet might've done terrible things in the past, but so did J

Micah is just one of many performances in the game that are brilliantly acted by the cast. Peter Blomquist plays Micah and does a phenomenal job. He's not new to Rockstar Games as he also played Dr. Harlan Fontaine in 2011's L.A. Noire . As we'll get into later, it's hard to get an audience to truly hate a character. Video games as a medium are slowly reaching a point where the voice actors are getting the recognition they deserve, and that's likely due to storytelling in video games increasing in quality almost exponentia

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

In a bit of a twist, the main character dies at the beginning of the game. When the Normandy explodes, Shepherd is sent spiraling into space. His helmet malfunctions and he dies alone, floating in space. The good thing is that there is a whole game to p

For many years Van Der Linde was a tyrant that manipulated, robbed, and slaughtered countless people, and he showed no signs of changing his ways. John made it so his former leader couldn't hurt anyone anym

As retribution for helping Marston, members Palworld Tides Of Terraria Update Williamson's gang set fire to a barn at MacFarlane's ranch. Upon realization that there were horses still stuck inside, John attempted to help. He climbed up the side of the building and got in through a window. Once inside, he opened the barn door and got all of the horses out saf

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

Thinking they were dangerous monsters, John did as he was asked and started to kill every sasquatch he could find. The last one, however, informed Marston that his species weren't the violent beasts that humans believed them to be. The former outlaw then had the opportunity to kill the creature, and whether he did it or not, didn't change the fact that he virtually caused the extinction of a peaceful spec