As the years went on he became a lot more unhinged, but during his says, with Dutch and the Van Der Linde gang, Javier was often considered one of the most loyal members in the gang. His close friendship with Bill was also a neat relations

Recently, video games have revolved more and more around the open-world concept. Since Skyrim truly defined the idea of go anywhere, do anything freedom in a huge fantasy world ( and was subsequently released on every system known to humankind ), various titles have been trying to emulate

The game really wants you to know Hosea is the angel on Dutch's shoulder while Micah is definitely, definitely the devil on his other shoulder. Hosea is pragmatic and peaceful while the rest of the gang is not. He agrees with Dutch's original idea to act as Robin Hood for the poor while stealing from the rich. So how did Hosea decide acting as a conman was the same thing as being generous? Maybe it's just a flaw we're supposed to accept from every member of Dutch's gang, but sometimes, it doesn't feel like the ends justify the me

He could have been acting out of desperation to get as much money as Dutch thought they needed to retreat back west or maybe he was just done trying to defy Dutch. Since the bank robbery killed Hosea, players may never k

Gang members around camp will comment on Hosea's poor lungs every so often. And though he's an older man, it's safe to say he looks pretty rundown as compared to the rest of the camp (unless you could Arthur in chapter six). This is all not to mention his coughing and wheezing and explaining it away as "old man syndrome." There is never a real explanation behind Hosea's failing lungs and general health, but there are some theori

John does write in the journal, but to say he has the same linguistic ability as Arthur is an inaccuracy. John's journal entries often are more rugged on the writing side of things with a lot of crossed-out words and far more errors in regards to spell

Although it doesn’t make much sense why Ross would just let John Marston peacefully live his life for what must have been years, the epilogue does help put into perspective why Ross manages to catch onto John in the first place. In deciding to hunt down Micah, in turn confronting Dutch one last time, John puts himself on Ross’ ra

We’ve already touched on the fact that this grim and gritty title wasn’t going to have the happiest of endings. We knew this going into it (as dictated by the series’ timeline), but as things come closer to a conclusion, it’s a bitter pill to swal

Simon Pearson is one of those sneaky characters that is mostly an afterthought during the main campaign. Once he's found owning and running his shop in the epilogue, though, players come to appreciate all that Simon did for the gang in the months leading up to the end of

We know next to nothing about the Marston daughter, but it's obvious that she was born sometime between the events of Red Dead Redemption II and Red Dead Redemption . We only know that they had a daughter through very brief mentions in the first game, as John mentions it in dialogue with Bonnie, Nigel, and Luisa. However, she was dead before the events of RDR , and we obviously don't see her in RDR II . It's weird to know that shortly after this game ended, John and Abigail had a second child. Unfortunately, it wasn't long for the world. Abigail really has led a tragic life, hasn't

Hosea wasn't always going to be the outlaw he turned out to be. In his younger years, he planned on becoming an actor and comedian. There's no real explanation for why this plan went awry, and there are plenty of colorful characters in the story that make it clear acting is a viable career in the Red Dead Redemption 2 secrets Dead universe—so why did he give it up to become an out

Truth be told, seeing a younger John Marston in Red Dead Redemption 2 makes his characterization in the first game a lot better. It fleshes him out and lets the audience better understand why he is the way he

That is answered when Abigail warns John not to go after Micah, saying that it could get them all killed. He doesn't listen, hunts down and kills Micah, and draws the attention of Ross. If it wasn't for that action, and if John had listened to Abigail, they would have likely enjoyed a long and happy life toget

The first _ Red Dead Redemption _ made it very clear that John had a loving relationship with his wife, Abigail. He constantly talks about her during the game’s first three acts, and their relationship when he returns home for the finale is probably the best relationship writing in a Rockstar game period. These two have a genuine partners

Often in entertainment people confuse a character being well-written with one that is likable. Micah Bell is a shining example of a character that is expertly crafted to be vile and distasteful at every t

Speaking of Hosea's efforts to avoid violence, what's the deal with the mayor's party in "The Gilded Cage?" Hosea doesn't want to hurt people, yet he's the one who gets the information about the Lemoyne National Bank at the party and puts the idea to rob it in Dutch's h