With a mixture of masterful storytelling , engaging themes, and sardonic wit, the Red Dead Redemption series has proven itself to be a timeless staple in gaming. The games have a unique style to them that makes them endlessly replayable and enjoyable, with the first game sporting a dark sense of humor, and the second game bringing a more soulful touch to the outlaw narrat

The conflicts are certainly different for Anakin and Dutch, the outcomes even more so, but the nature of their stories is still very similar. They are both characters who bring about the very things they are trying to avoid in their quest for the life they want. Blinded by selfishness and greed, they each make mistake after mistake not realizing they are creating their own downfall, from rushing into situations without proper planning to trusting people they know they shouldn't. A hero's demise and the rise of a villain are timeless tales in every form of literature, and Red Dead Redemption _ and Red Dead Redemption 2 _ already set in motion that narrative for Dutch. This, paired with the fact that moving forward in time with RDR3 presents massive struggles, makes continuing the prequel trajectory an ideal fit. Doing so gives fans the opportunity to see a young Dutch van der Linde in a similar way that Star Wars fans saw the boy who would one day become Darth Va

If Arthur lets Jean-Marc go, he will disseminate information regarding all of the Mayor's corrupt practices. Players will receive positive honor points as well. After a few days of in-game time, Arthur will be informed that Jean-Marc is the new mayor of Saint Denis. Amid the damning allegations against him, Lemieux will be forced to step down from his position.

While the first Red Dead did have some cadence of the outlaw lifestyle, players never got the full gang experience. Rockstar made up for this in the very first chapter of Red Dead 2 when the gang robs a train owned by the oil baron Leviticus Cornw

It's hard to believe that Gavin is real or even alive when one considers the lies that Nigel has told Tom in the letter. The first clue is " A pair of boys from little old Maidenhead, Berkshire. " If Gavin and Nigel are from Berkshire, then they are not Londoners, which Nigel claims to passersby. Tom also confirms in the letter " I remember when the height of your ambition was pretending you were a Londoner " showing that this isn't the first time Nigel has lied about being from Lon

The verbal description of Gavin's profile provided by Nigel doesn't offer players much when it comes to finding him, as everyone they stumble across in RDR2 , whether they be strange or friendly, lacks a notable Cockney accent and a big size that could narrow down who he is. What is interesting here is how Nigel is dressed: his attire is formal and neat, and his face seems washed and well-groomed, indicating that perhaps Gavin hasn't been missing for all that l

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The most eye-catching clue for this theory comes from Gavin's mother stating " her boy would see sense or make sense ". Was Nigel/Gavin's mother supportive of the move to America in the hopes that Nigel would cope with his father's death and perhaps move on from this Gavin personality that he suffered from? Perhaps Nigel did indeed move on for his father, thus allowing the trauma to heal and the need for Gavin to disappear. Yet, coping with the loss of his father was hard enough, so suddenly losing Gavin started the cycle all over ag

Actions in Red Dead Redemption 2 hunting Dead Redemption 2 have consequences. There are a number of story-altering decisions that players will have to make as they progress through the main missions in the game. One such decision is whether to kill Jean-Marc in the "Idealism and Pragmatism for Beginners" side quest. Jean-Marc is the Lieutenant of the Saint Denis' mayor named Henri Lemieux. Players will pick up the quest after they receive a letter from the mayor following the "Gilded Cage" quest.

Dutch's origins as a runaway from his impoverished family struggling to make it, and his turn to thievery for survival, also lay the foundation for the gang itself. Dutch feels like an outsider in the frontier, a misfit that dreams of a better life. As such, he collects other outsiders struggling to make it and brings them into his family. He finds a brother in Hosea when they try to rob each other, similar to Anakin finding a brother in Obi-Wan Kenobi, and the two form the bedrock of the Van Der Linde Gang. Dutch then finds sons in Arthur and John , another pair of unfortunate kids trying to survive, and the stage is set for Dutch's series of betrayals in RDR2 . As Anakin turned his back on Obi-Wan and caused Padme's demise, so too does Dutch turn his back on Hosea and set in motion the destruction of John and Art