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Among the wide selection of horses available to players in , there are several that can be acquired for free, without losing honor. While many players don't mind spending money or losing honor to gain a decent mount, provides players with plenty of good horses that can be acquired without penalty.
Arthur Morgan's actor, Roger Clark, sat down and reacted to some of the best (and worst) moments in Red Dead Redemption 2. The interview with Gamology (via GamesRadar) gave us a glimpse into what it was like on set and also the thought process behind some of the most gut-wrenching scenes (spoilers ahead for those who still don't know).
The actor behind Red Dead Redemption 2's Arthur Morgan says the game does not have a happy ending - and he's not afraid to tell fans that.
The hardest thing about portraying Arthur Morgan in Red Dead Redemption 2, according to actor Roger Clark, was the process of motion capturing the crouch-running animation.
Roleplaying games often include NPCs that accompany the player character on their journey. These companions help players to navigate obstacles, assist in combat, and generally make a game's story feel less lonely. The best companions have their own stories, goals, and personalities to make them three-dimensional and relatable, more than just a plot device to make the game easier.
There are over twenty members of the Van der Linde gang in and by the end of the game, players have a good idea of what happened to most — but not all — of them. While some meet untimely and brutish deaths, other members of the Van der Linde gang survive, going on to do much better and brighter things once the gang disbands, and choosing to leave their life of crime behind.
The world of is a pretty ruthless place, with rival gangs, wild cults, serial killers, wild animals, and more looking to kill Arthur Morgan as he ventures across the game's fictionalized version of America toward the end of the Wild West. Therefore, there are many ways Arthur can die horribly before the game's campaign even draws to a close, but due to the impressive attention to detail and hidden features Rockstar has implemented in the game, some players are still discovering new methods almost six years on from the game's launch.