The Red Dead Redemption player finds a reference to Arthur Morgan in the original game
The one Red Dead Redemption player has discovered a reference to Arthur Morgan hidden within the game, which you might not have noticed.
There’s no doubt that Red Dead Redemption is an extraordinary series. Red Dead Redemption 2 remains among the top-quality games today. Naturally, the gamers would love to see it get an upgrade. However, this isn’t planned – at least not yet at the very least. Many fans have accomplished this via mods. Red Dead Redemption was the first game to receive a revamp.
Red Dead Redemption received an updated version at the beginning of the year. In the end, the game was a well-handled transfer. However, it’s not by any. However, it is a complete remake that many people were expecting. There’s plenty to enjoy about the franchise, but. The series is brimming with details, and you might not have noticed this mention in Arthur Morgan hidden at the beginning of the game.
YouTube user Indo-J spotted this Arthur Morgan reference. If you can’t make the connection, it’s hard to be held accountable. Although it’s not apparent, it’s a scene between John Marston and Bonnie MacFarlane where the pair travel on horseback and cart. Bonnie says of John in the manner of “a man who looks like he’s been through the mill.” Further explaining her statement and life, “Sometimes I’d like to have had the courage to be a bit braver. Have been to more places, experienced more sights.”
Then, we begin to make the subtle hint. John says, “If you ask me, it usually takes more strength to stay than to run, Miss MacFarlane.” Are you catching this? In the story of Red Dead Redemption 2, Arthur famously stayed in the back, battling Pinkertons, allowing John an opportunity to run off. “Takes more strength to stay than to run” suddenly becomes a different significance.
The comments section was flooded with fans debating the incredibleness of the franchise’s story. “John enjoyed Arthur. However, he was also angry with him. He was not upset by what Arthur caused to John. However, for the things he did to John. That’s what it is like to be an older brother.” wrote one of the users. “You can see after almost 11 years, John still thinks about Arthur,” added another. This is the time to begin with another game.
