RDR2 Player Who Got 100% Completion Reveals Tearful Ending To The Game

is such a massive game that completing it 100% is a task most wouldn't dare to attempt but one dedicated player showed off how the experience can be worthwhile. Beyond finishing the main story and every piece of side content, those users wanting the coveted Platinum trophy will need to go out of their way to hunt every secret achievement that's not connected to a quest. That in itself is daunting, but committing to the challenge can be incredibly rewarding when it's pulled off with such an emotional resolution.

Posting to Reddit, UndeadMarigold shared the final scene in their 100% run of: Visiting the mountaintop grave of Arthur Morgan.

Saving the moment for last makes the achievement all the more satisfying as it acts as a profound conclusion to John and Arthur's connected narrative. To make the moment even more bitter-sweet, D'Angelo's «Unshaken» a song that's synonymous with Arthur, plays over the scene almost like the end credits music to mark the story's final moment.

RDR2 is often praised for having some of Rockstar's greatest storytelling, and a collection of images taken by a player encapsulates why.

While UndeadMarigold's final moments with are no doubt heartbreaking for anyone with the context behind the moment, they may soon have an opportunity to continue John Marston's tale. Rumors abound that Rockstar is gearing up to announce a remastered version of the original for PC, a release that players have anticipated for 14 years. Whether or not the reports turn out to be accurate remains to be seen but it's worth remembering that Rockstar recently launched a revamped version of the game for PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch.

As for whether or not Arthur Morgan could return, his ending in the second game is definitive but that's not to say he can't appear again. Should ever happen, it could follow the established trajectory of the franchise by taking place before the events of the second game. Many fans have requested a story focusing on Arthur and Dutch