Red Dead Redemption 2 Glitch Makes The Night Sky Even More Beautiful

A Red Dead Redemption 2 player online has discovered an odd glitch that makes the game's night sky more beautiful than it already is. The visuals in Red Dead Redemption 2 remain incredible, even over five years after its launch, although one bug has actually managed to improve upon this.

Because Red Dead Redemption 2 is such a vast video game, a bunch of bugs remain in the game. Over the years, Rockstar has generally done an extremely good job of ensuring that the real game-breaking bugs are gone from the game, leaving the more weird and wonderful glitches left over. One silly Red Dead Redemption 2 glitch even turned horse care into a criminal offense, which is pretty easy to see the funny side of after the fact. Ultimately, Rockstar is never going to be able to fix every issue in the game, and it's still interesting to see when a new bug pops up.

Redditor schutteteam shared the strange Red Dead Redemption 2 glitch, which turned most of the night sky purple. As Arthur Morgan looks up into the sky, the stars are covered in a purple hue, which actually makes it look even more beautiful than it was before. It isn't clear exactly what caused the issue, although one user in the thread did point out that it «looks like the particular shade of purple that means there are somehow some missing textures in your game.» This would make a ton of sense, but it's unclear how that would actually happen in Red Dead Redemption 2.

Many users in the thread agreed that the glitch resulted in improved visuals. This is surprising, given that Red Dead Redemption 2 already has some of the best graphics ever, even now, over half a decade since it was first released. Sadly, because no one knows what caused the issue, it's unlikely that the player would be able to consistently reproduce this bug to permanently have a purple night sky in Red Dead Redemption 2.

While players continue to discover new glitches in Red Dead Redemption 2, many gamers are already thinking about what a potential sequel