30 Things Everyone Completely Missed In Red Dead Redemption 2

Either due to a glitch or an oversight, it’s possible to do Edith Downes’ missions in Chapter 6 out of order. Depending on how players proceed, they’ll be helping Edith Downes leave Annesburg only to find her in Annesburg with Arthur having never helped her at all. It’s a totally nonsensical turn of events that should have been examined clos


Narratively, there is simply no realistic way that Arthur would have had low honor at the end of the game. He is actively giving away money, atoning for his sins, and trying to help those around him find a better life. Those are not the actions of a man with no honor. If you play low honor, you’re sadly not getting the intended st


Slightly south you will find a viking burial ground where you can obtain a helmet and hatchet. The helmet looks cool, but it doesn't have any special attributes and the hatchet is just a throwing axe that is slightly alte


This side mission brings more exotic wildlife into the world of Red Dead Redemption 2 . Minding your own business doing cowboy things in Chapter 3, you’ll run into a crashed circus caravan. On discovering this caravan, you will meet a peculiar fellow, Marga


Sometimes you’ll stroll onto someone’s property; it’s an honest mistake in the vast plains of Red Dead Redemption 2 which happens quite frequently. Sometimes you’ll be threatened, which is a fair enough response for a stranger wandering onto someone's land. However, some people will invite you into their home out of the kindness of their hearts… or so we th


Bigfoot has been synonymous with Rockstar games since 2004's Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas . There is a picture in your house fans thought was a clue to its discovery, but it wasn't in the game. This continued into the first Red Dead Redemption and Grand Theft Auto V and is back yet again for this g


These side missions usually take the form of aiding Albert Mason - from stolen bags to creating the best photo-ops. For a light-hearted and character heavy side mission, this one proves there is a lot of character progression even outside the main st


Margaret will ask you to track three escaped animals from their circus. These three animals are a zebra, tiger, and lion. Each of these animals has their own separate parts within this side mission, extending the mission out across the map and ending with a hefty rew


One thing that actually really winds me up in Red Dead is that when you die, you don't lose your bounty. Come on now. If you're up for a bit of gaminess, there is a solution. Spend or donate all of your cash, go to the local sheriff's office, wherever you have a bounty where you have a bounty. Antagonize him (call him a yellow-belly or something), until he turns hostile. Surrender yourself. You’ll spend time in prison, and your bounty will be gone. You lose all your money if you can’t afford the bounty, but if you’ve got rid of it all, no prob


One of the first towns you come across in Red Dead Redemption 2 is Valentine, a small town in close proximity to the base camp. In this town, you’ll find a typical Saloon where you can drink away your woes. However, there is also a small bar where you can pick up a fun little side missi

Trelawny can sell the gang out at any point, a fact that Arthur even reflects on. While the game desperately tries to brush this aside, it simply does not make logical sense that Dutch wouldn’t keep eyes on Trelawny at all times. He is the only member of the gang who does not rely on Dutch to survive but actively knows his plans and whereabo

When you combine these strong initial sales that Red Dead Redemption 2 PC Dead 2 is sure to have with the fact that it will have an online mode that could bring in as many people as GTAV , then you start to realize that many gamers might not be as quick to run out and purchase Black Ops 4 as normal. If Red Dead were to have its hooks in players by the time Black Ops 4 was to release in its typical November spot, I have no doubt that sales would suffer at least a degree.

Black Ops 4 is scheduled to launch on October 12, 2018, which many folks might realize is a bit earlier than normal. If you've been paying attention over the past few years, or every year since 2006 to be specific, you've likely become accustomed to the annual Call of Duty game releasing in the first or second week of November. It's become standardized to expect Activision's blockbuster shooter to drop at some point during this span but that's all changed this year. Is it just pure happenstance? Maybe. But I think there's something a bit more to it. I believe that Activision is concerned about being caught in the shadow of Red Dead Redemption 2 .

By being first this year, Activision is hoping to hook players on Black Ops 4 before they'll ever even have the chance to holster a revolver in Red Dead . It's essentially a reverse of the situation that I painted above. Plus, releasing first allows Black Ops 4 to dictate the conversation in gaming spaces for at least a few weeks before Red Dead drops like a piano onto a cartoon character.