One of the most consistent and straightforward activities in Red Dead Online is clearing out gang hideouts. Players can activate these missions if they want to get involved in a quick and harsh fight against a large number of enemies. These are challenging fights that will put the player at great risk every time, but they are well worth it. Gang hideouts are also a great way to earn cash and supplies, and some will even reward players with treasure maps that can give out a lot of money if followed. This guide will show players the locations of all the gang hideouts in the game and how to clear them
This hidden bit of dialogue is easily missable in both the first and second playthroughs. While playing as Arthur, interacting with a mirror makes the Outlaw start to criticize himself, particularly the way he lo
But despite his obvious affection for her, John is not tempted. It bucks the trend of so many AAA games, in that feelings are made obvious, but never acted on. For the writers to make that choice for John would sacrifice who he is at his c
The player must clear the hideouts and free Jimmy. During the last encounter, Jimmy says he plans to give up being a writer. Interestingly, when playing Jack, Jimmy mentions he plans to become a war reporter in World War I instead. It's these small changes that make playing the game as Jack so rewarding, even though a lot of people might not like his character all that much. Thankfully, Rockstar made some much-needed changes to make the protagonist switch more palatable in Red Dead Redemption
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
Fort Mercer- Fans of the first Red Dead Redemption will probably remember this as the fort that Bill Williamson holes up in at the beginning of the game. The hideout doesn't actually appear inside the fort but will be directly in between Fort Mercer and Benedict P
The following list features the top 10 most important members of the Van der Linde gang, and how their life was before meeting the notorious Dutch 'Plan' der Linde . Please be informed that there will be a couple of major-plot spoilers on the following article, so feel free to back off if you haven't played Red Dead Redemption 2
Before meeting Dutch, Sadie Adler lived a quite happy and peaceful life with his husband, Jack Adler. They lived together at the Adler Ranch in Ambarino. On Red Dead Online events, players can obtain missions from Sadie during the daytime and Jack at ni
Ewing Basin- This is another location in the Grizzlies West area of the map. Players will typically find this one if they ride due west from the words "Mount Hagen" on the map but before the railroad tra
Rockstar fills all of their games with an abundance of intricate little details that most players wouldn't notice. Red Dead Redemption 2 is no different in that regard. However, the game's story is so engaging that most players want to rush through it to see how everything unfo
Which animal the player sees can change throughout the game Strategies, 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
This RDR1 stranger mission can be found in front of the Armadillo sheriff's office near the start of the game. There are three parts to this mission; the first requires the player to look for a woman's son, the second has the player look for a man's missing wife, and the last goes to search for a missing husband, where they find what is causing these people to go miss
Despite the risk involved, to both his wellbeing and that of his family, John offers each of his former compatriots the chance to surrender. He knows them better than he knows himself and, as such, harbors no illusions that they will come quietly. Yet he still extends the olive branch to those he once called fri
John isn't lauded for his efforts to change. Instead, he is somewhat belittled by those he fought so hard to reunite with. But he is not doing these things because they are easy. To John, robbing a train or gunning a man down in the street is easy. The hard part is living a just life in an unjust wo
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
John meets a journalist from New York City, named Jimmy Saint, at the train station in Benedict Point. The mission has four parts, with the first being the easiest. It requires John to speak to Jimmy about life in the West. The next three missions have Jimmy in troubling situations, being found in gang hideo