Probably one of the biggest side missions in Red Dead Redemption 2 , Arcadia for Amateurs , follows a photographer named Albert Mason who (for some reason or another) always has bad luck. There are several parts to this side mission which you will encounter as you progr
With so much to do, it can be hard to decide where to go next. Do you continue the rip-roaring campaign? Do you help a criminal stuck in the middle of nowhere? Do you waste your money and get flat out drunk? Lucky for you, we at The Gamer have compiled a list of the most unique side missions in Red Dead Redemption
Paying into the gang is totally optional, but it’s something I’d advise you do, if only to improve the mood at camp. However, sometimes it can feel like you’re the only one who gives a modicum about the camp’s welfare. You’re donating $100 at a time, everyone else is putting in about 50 cents. To improve this situation, upgrade Dutch’s lodging. This will (for one reason or another) inspire everybody else to put more into the collection tin. It’s not a drastic improvement, but every little he
This next item on our list is located in Grizzlies East, New Hanover. Located north of the Mysterious Hill Home and East of Donner Falls, you will find a mysterious narrow path that leads to a hidden cave entrance. When you enter the cave, be warned that there are several creepy statues of humanoid-looking beings standing in a circle. Who put these statues here? And for what purpose? Is this the work of a cult? Who know
Mission variety is important for any game. One of the first game’s greatest strength was just how varied all 57 missions were. John found himself in a great deal of gunfights, as expected from a game where gunplay is the main form of combat, so it’s only natural RDR2 go in the same direction, but it perhaps goes too
Red Dead Redemption 2 is a truly immersive experience. The plethora of side quests and interesting characters make the game a compelling adventure. Rockstar Games is known to deliver with in-game mechanics that give players a deep and rich experience, and in Red Dead Redemption 2 one of the more interesting ones is the Honor System. The Honor System is a cause and effect mechanism based on the decisions you make as Arthur (you can see it as the bar below the HUD). No action is without consequence in Red Dead Redemption 2 missions Dead Redemption 2 and the Honor System perfectly captures this. So, the next time you want to channel your inner GTA monster and unleash havoc as Arthur, here are 10 things that can happen according to your ho
For starters, Red Dead Redemption II is derivative. Everything it does has been done before. Even its story is a thematic retread of the first game from start to finish, just with a different cast. Realism? Who cares about realism when it makes playing a game less fun! Online? What Online? If you’re the type who disregards any and all criticism because you like something, this list may not be for you. Or maybe it is precisely for you. Part of loving a work of art is understanding where its faults lie so to better understand its streng
The game is well known by now, but for those who don’t know the story, the game follows the event before the original game. Set near the time where cowboys and the gangs they ran with were set to fall, the game follows Arthur Morgan, a member of the Dutch Van der Linde gang, as he sets out to make a name for himself and explore the vast regions of the Old West; however, among the fictitious states of the game and new (and returning) characters, the game is filled to the brim with some truly incredible nugg
God of War and Red Dead Redemption 2 will be competing in the Best Game Direction, Best Narrative, Best Art Direction, Best Score/Music, Best Audio Design, Best Action/Adventure, and the Game of the Year awa
Are you enjoying your time in Red Dead Redemption 2 ? I know that I am. I’ve been chipping away at the game over the course of two weeks now, barely even playing the story. I know that I’m only about halfway through the story, if that, but that’s fine. This is a game that’s something of a miracle. Not only is it slow paced story-wise, but it’s made almost every player take their time with it. There are so many stranger missions, animals to hunt, fish to catch, gang hideouts to wipe out, collectibles, and more, it’s the closest that a game has ever come to making a real, living, breathing world. I don’t think that this game could ever have been made before this generation, and it’s nice to see a game that truly takes advantage of this generation, not just in its graphics, but in its sheer sc
This one is more for cosmetics enthusiasts. We all like to look sleek in our RPGs — fashion is still a thing in the West. Honor Level +3 unlocks outfits like the Bulldogger, the Cowpuncher, the Valentine, the Chevalier, the McLaughlin, the Corson, the Roscoe, and the Cumberland (not Timberland). If you’re like me and want your characters to be rocking those style points, then being a good guy is definitely your th