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Red Dead Redemption 2: 10 Things Only Players Of The First Games In The Franchise Noticed

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Landon Ricketts is a major character in the first Red Dead Redemption . He was formerly a famous gunslinger during the golden days of the American West. John Marston meets him while on the trail of Javier Escuela. Ricketts teaches him the third level of the Dead-Eye skill and the two are allies on a few missions, before parting w

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Most AAA games seem to focus their massive budgets on graphics and monetization more than quality. Red Dead Redemption managed to craft an incredibly moving western story with some tight Rockstar open-world gameplay, all while making the various environments look as breathtaking as possible. It’s a masterpiece that took real effort and talent, which why it’s the best AAA game made this dec

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Dutch is pretty good at talking his way out of unpleasant situations, right up till the end. At the end of Red Dead Redemption , when John’s got him cornered, Dutch throws away his gun and gives a speech on how he knows how pointless it is to fight nature. He can’t fight change, and he also can’t fight his own nature. It’s a thought-provoking speech, particularly when he says “they’ll just find another monster,” which they indeed do when turning on J

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