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Which animal the player sees can change throughout the game, but on a first playthrough, it easy to mistake it as simply part of the narrative. Only in subsequent run-throughs do players realize it's affected by their own acti

Players who don't want to deal with the hassle of starting their own group can just join up with any posse they want. Players will just need to hit the left button on the D-Pad to open up the Free Roam Menu. From here they will be able to select the Posse tab which shows all of the available groups that are available to join. Players can also search for a specific group to join like a real-world friend's po

From Arthur Morgan and John Marston of the notorious Van der Linde Gang to Red Harlow, the ruthless bounty hunter from the West, we're honoring 10 of the best playable characters from all the three games: Red Dead Revolver , Red Dead Redemption , and Red Dead Redemption II . Please be informed that the following ten entries will not be free of major spoilers, and you have been war

Another thing that changes depending on a player's honor is the dialogue in certain missions. An Arthur with high honor is noticeably warmer than the low honor version. Even the way others talk about the Outlaw changes depending on how noble he's b

In **Red Dead Online ** players have complete freedom to roam the world by themselves killing other players or behaving like a grizzled lone bounty hunter. This isn't a bad way to play, and honestly, players will get a lot of fun out exploring Rockstar's massively beautiful world all by themselves. At the end of the day though it can get very lonely out there in the Wild West and its much safer to travel as a gr

Mexican revolutionary Javier Escuella was born in Nuevo Paraíso and grew up surrounded by alcohol. His hatred for the government's corrupt system developed when little Javier witnessed his own uncle, and four other men were fed to pigs to suggest the villagers demand a fair w

There are a lot of reasons why players should join up with a posse as soon as possible, but the biggest reason is that it makes players less of a target. While roaming the game world, players are likely to run into all kinds of dangerous enemies from wild animals to evil factions of players. These enemies are much less likely to mess with a group of players than a single loan cowboy riding by himself. Posses give players a chance to explore the world with a group of people that will have their back and ensure no one messed with them. This also goes both ways though. If players want to be a mean group of outlaws, it is a lot more intimidating to have a group of people at your back. No one is going to take a bandit seriously unless he has some kind of bac

Once players have selected the group that they think is a good fit, they are then good to go. They can join in any group activities that the posse decides on, and they can even enter into a private group chat with their new friends to get to know each other. Additionally, all posse members will show up as blue on the map rather than the standard red of other play

Players are then presented with a menu that gives them several options for how their posse will operate in the game. Most of these are pretty simple choices like whether or not friendly fire is on or if the posse is invite-only. The most important option though is whether the posse is temporary or persistent. A temporary posse can only hold four members, can't compete in versus modes, and can't be named. This is basically just a way to form a small group to complete a mission or two before signing

Fans of Rockstar Games are used to running into shady Italian mob bosses in the Grand Theft Auto series, but seeing one in Red Dead Redemption 2 was a nice surprise. Angelo Bronte essentially runs Saint Denis as the primary crime head in the c

One of the coolest and most often-overlooked missions is "A Bright Bouncing Boy," which can be started once players reach Saint Denis. There, just north of the Horse Stable on the edge of town, players will encounter a man named Marko Dragic. The inventor is being called a fraud by some strangers and enlists Arthur's help to prove them wrong, roping players into a fun mini-indie game Music where they must pilot a remote-controlled b

It's understandable if some players tend to skip this mission since it's too much hassle for a very minimal reward. Lucky for every completionist out there, simplified guides and shortcuts for finding these dinosaur bones are all over the internet

He may meet his fate in the game at the hands of Dutch, but in the epilogue of the game players find out his businesses are thriving like never before. It wouldn't have been shocking to find out Cornwall was once a slave owner. He's just that awful of a human br

However, a week before the arranged execution date, the protagonist's wagon was intercepted by a group that wanted to set the protagonist free. As a way to repay the favor, the protagonist is tasked with finding the murderer of Phillip LeClerk by his widow, Jess