10 Storylines in Red Dead Redemption 2 That Were Never Resolved
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Far Cry 3 introduced the world to one of the best villain performances ever. Insanity has never looked so good. Michael Mondo, the actor who portrayed Vaas, deserves an Oscar for the way he would change tones and start contradicting himself resulting in violent raging outbursts. This made his character feel so lifelike and real, and it made encounters extremely exciting. He really does appear to be a true Hollywood villain from a nightmare vacation to hell. Vaas Montenegro did not care for any living person, his life, or anything. It seems the only thing that mattered to him was pirate life and messing with other’s minds. The man is nothing but insane, and he prides himself on it. He will ask the definition of insanity, as if he’s not insane, all while sinking a man to the bottom of the sea with a cinder block tied to his f
He quickly realizes his mistake and tries to cover it by saying Jim Milton right after saying John, but the damage is done. Mr. Gedes assistant Mr. Dickens realizes it immediately and gives a look at John of curiosity. Mr. Dickens also mocks him directly after saying "You hear that John Jim". This was a heart-dropping moment for players rooting for John Marston to keep things under cont
Of all the unresolved storylines in Red Dead Redemption 2 , this one might be the strangest. It feels less like a plot that was deliberately left open-ended and more like an item the developers forgot to throw
While Hosea being killed is certainly the moment where things turn from bad to worse for Arthur Morgan, he at least has the hope that he can get back home and live something resembling a normal life. Unfortunately, once returning from Guarma, Arthur is diagnosed with a case of tuberculosis that’ll end up killing him sooner rather than la
GLaDOS of the Portal series definitely stands out from the other characters on this list in that it is not even human. GLaDOS is the central core of the Aperture Science computer-aided Enrichment Center. What makes this villain so great is that she doesn’t appear to be a living entity at first, as she initially sounds like prerecorded messages. In a crazy revelation, the main character realizes this is not the case, and the player has to survive and escape GLaDOS’s death traps. An unexpected reveal and Https://www.openworldexplorer.Com/ very interesting dialogue make this character one of the more memorable Antagonists in all of gam
But nope, Trelawny is completely forgotten by the time the epilogue begins. And that is strangely how it remains. The common assumption is that he went back to his family in Saint Denis, but given his life of being a con artist and all-around charming criminal, it seems unlikely that he would just give it up altogether. Or maybe he did! At this point, it's anybody's gu
John doesn’t respond with the most definitive answer and Arthur continues to tell him how broken their system has become. That the gang no longer works, and that he’s seeing things more clearly. They didn’t change but Dutch
While Sadie is attempting to recruit John full time into her bounty hunter work and possible transportation business, she suggests the work is so easy even Jack could do it. To which Abigail gets very angry and states not to fil his head with bad id
Interestingly, Arthur can die in multiple different ways depending on the player's morality. If Arthur was a good person, he’ll die watching the western sunset one last time. If Arthur was bad, however, he’ll be unceremoniously killed by Mi
He calls out each member by name except John, whom he asks "Who are You" and in typical John Marston fashion, he answers with this line. In the face of police finding their camp, and the drama involving his son, he still finds the time to talk a little smack to the Pinkert
It isn’t until around Chapter 4 where _ Red Dead Redemption 2 _ starts pushing its story forward. From there, it’s a non-stop ride all the way to the end of Epilogue II. Naturally, with so much happening in one half of the game, it’s easy to forget or miss of the juicier spoilers in act
Dutch 's journey from inspirational leader to unhinged despot desperately trying to gain control is one of the most fascinating stories in Red Dead Redemption 2. It's one of the linchpins of the entire campaign. Throughout the game, as Dutch's plans are continuously foiled, he begins to turn away from his most loyal followers (Hosea, John, Arthur, etc.) when they start questioning his leadership in favor of the villainous Micah Bell. Who never questions him at all, we should n