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Players who are looking for something a bit comedic and heartwarming should seek out two escaped convicts just outside Rhodes in the woods near the train tracks. "The Ties That Bind Us" is a three-part quest where Arthur (or John) can encounter the duo multiple times, helping them to avoid recapture (or turning them back in for the bounty money if they see fit). The duo is rather funny to watch, initially hating on one another quite a bit, but it soon becomes apparent to the player that they're pretty reliant on each other for survi   If Arthur has high honor, his grave will look nice with flowers around it. If Arthur's honor is low, his grave will look unkempt with no flowers. That's why in the meme, Carl Fredricksen from Up gives Arthur the highest honor he can h   Armadillo functions as a representation of the iconic Western town as most of its buildings sit on opposite sides of one long and wide main road down its center. The perfect location for an old fashioned shoot   Thanks to Arthur, Hercule Fontaine, and his people got what they deserved: the freedom against Fussar the Oppressor. By the time the Guarma chapter ends, Arthur and the gang parted ways with Hercule, and he does not make an appearance on the game, even in the newspa   From the very beginning of the game, players become all too familiar with the town of Blackwater. From character anecdotes and dialogue it's clear that something of major consequence happened there and the gang will likely never be able to step foot in it ag   Before going any further, we need to address the ludonarrative dissonance in the room. Ludonarrative dissonance is when the story told by the narrative doesn't fit the story reinforced by the gameplay. It was first applied to Nathan Drake of Uncharted fame to discuss the oxymoronic nature of a charming rogue who has killed thousands of peo   Annesburg at first glance seems like a town that is unimportant to the grand narrative of Arthur Morgan's path to redemption. As the game enters its final hours you find that it begins to morph into a place where Arthur faces his change in morality and personal   The cool thing about Red Dead Redemption 2 being a prequel is that players get to see what Tumbleweed was like before it became a ghost town. John Marston gets to explore it during the Global card game Release's epilogue and can even hunt down a couple of bounties for the local sher   It's safe to say that the Guarma chapter on Red Dead Redemption 2 is the game's strangest-yet-most-aesthetically-beautiful chapter. Before reaching Guarma, you've spent hours surviving the lifestyle of an outlaw , dealing against enemies pulling you down from every direction, and the crummy life of New Hanover & Lemoyne. It's nice to have a change of pace with a refreshing sight of this beautiful tropical island. On this sugar plantation island, Arthur helped rebels fight off Alberto Fussar's dictatorship before the gang headed back to Amer   Red Dead Redemption 2 's narrative features plenty of major events taking place in various locations, but nothing strikes as pivotal as to what happens in Saint Denis. Not only is it the location of two of the saddest Van Der Linde Gang member deaths in the game, that being Lenny Summers and Hosea Matthews, it is also the catalyst for Dutch Van Der Linde's descent into madn   In my playthrough, John was an honorable man in search of redemption nearly as much as he was searching for his family. He was striving to not only reunite with them, but to prove to himself that he deserved that reun   There's a reason Colter was abandoned and that's likely due to the harsh living conditions and the inability for people to survive and live a healthy life with little to no modern comforts to outlast the freezing wint   However, some fans still have questions upon finishing this chapter. So, on the following list, we're exploring some of the unanswered questions about Guarma and present the most reasonable explanation behind t   John, and again we the player, must now make life in the world we so desperately fought for. Instead of firing a Gatling gun to take out a gang stronghold or lending a helping hand to a fledgling rebellion, John is striving to be the man he said he wanted to be. He's teaching his son to hunt, herding cattle, and making deliveries. In terms of gameplay, it's boring, but in service of the narrative, it is exquisitely d   It ranges from Blue and Yellow Macaw, Cuban Land Crab, Fer-de-Lance Snake, Great Green Macaw, Green Iguana, Rainbow Boa Snake, Red Boa Snake, Red-footed Booby, Scarlet Macaw, and Sunglow Boa Snake. Make sure to have the most suitable weapon to hunt each animal to get the best m   John Marston did everything Edgar Ross asked him to do. For his actions, he was supposed to receive a pardon for his past. But John knows all to well that the past can't be killed, and in the end, it catches up to us   Much like other games on this list, Red Dead Redemption feels like a different entity when indulging in side missions. That’s because the strangers met out in the wilderness offer more depth in their challenges. There’s also the difference that can be felt in gameplay if playing as John Marston or his