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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.
Howdy, partner! Holster that six-shooter and belly up to the bar for a spell, I've got some news for a cowpoke like you. If you love horse-drawn wagons, shootouts with bandits, and dusty little frontier towns, you might want to lasso this new game and drive it into your corral (that's Old West talk for «add it to your Steam wishlist.»)
As the home base of the Van der Linde gang, the camp is one of the most important recurring locations in . The camp moves with the player, changing locations in every chapter, but the mechanics and offerings of camp life remain largely the same. Arthur can always help out around camp by completing a number of simple chores: carrying sacks of grain, chopping firewood, feeding animals, et cetera. And more importantly, players can choose to invest money in the camp, which they can then spend on improving it with various supplies and new features. However, this system might not be all it's cracked up to be.
I'm conflicted. On one hand, the just-revealed Dungeons & Dragons crossover cosmetics for Destiny 2 evoke the same «sensory whiplash» that Morgan Park described back in November when writing about shooter skin collabs. On the other, my Titan would look rad riding an Owlbear. Who among us doesn't enjoy an occasional sip from the homogenizing slurry of brand synergy? Given our post-Baldur's Gate 3 world and Wizards of the Coast's recent fondness for Magic: The Gathering crossover collaborations, these Faerûn-inspired armor sets were probably on somebody's Destiny 2 comarketing bingo card. When the cosmetics arrive alongside The Final Shape in June, you'll be able to buy a suit of high fantasy draconic plate armor for Titans, a cyberpunk-styled take on D&D's displacer beast for Hunters, and a set of mind flayer-themed robes for Warlocks—complete with a tentacle-heavy helmet. Sincere congratulations to anyone who can successfully style that last one.
is loaded with unique horses spread across a variety of different breeds butevery so often, something goes wrong, and an unnatural stallion is set loose upon the Old West. While Arthur Morgan is roaming across the world, picking up bounties and committing crimes, he'll likely go through several different horses given that the life expectancy of a steed in a bandit gang isn't too long. Some mounts are built better than others, but very few are able to boast about the ability to transform their color and breed.
is often heralded as having some of Rockstar's greatest storytelling, with the heartbreaking tale of Arthur Morgan going down as one of gaming's best. Throughout the story, Arthur goes from being one of the Van der Linde gang's most dedicated enforcers to questioning his past actions and those of the group's leader, Dutch, setting him on a potential path to redemption (considering how high or low honor players have been outside the game's cutscenes).
The fall of the Van der Linde gang is a major plot point across the games, with the 2018 prequel, , showing the group's final days in 1899. 's story picks up years later with John Marston tasked with tracking down the remaining members, including leader Dutch Van der Linde, in a bid to save his family from Edgar Ross and the Bureau of Investigation.