Red Dead Redemption: Every Stranger Mission Where To Find Them

From the very beginning of the Game Walkthroughs, players become all too familiar with the town of Blackwater. From character anecdotes and dialogue it's clear that something of major consequence happened there and the gang will likely never be able to step foot in it ag


From here players can invite whoever they wish to their little group and decide if they want to be a group of good or bad guys. The thing to keep in mind though is that in order to gain access to all the customization features like a bigger camp and a name will mean that the player has to spend about $200 dollars in order to complete it. This may sound like a lot of money, but it is definitely worth it in order to keep this group of players together even when logging off at the end of a session. Players can always ask their group to pay them in pelts or other high valued items in order to front the cost of the posse. Either way, it is well worth the mo


After bringing these flowers back to Billy, John will be invited inside to meet the wife. Things take a turn, as the player discovers the wife is dead and her decomposing remains are sitting in a chair. It's a truly unsettling ending that shows just how depraved certain residents in the world of Red Dead Redemption are and adds another rich layer to this tantalizing world that Rockstar has meticulously crafted. Out of all the Stranger Missions in RDR1 , this has one of the most memorable conclusi


Whenever players want to play with some friends they should start up a posse as soon as possible . By creating a posse, players can create a giant bounty hunting group that does their best to take care of criminals and make the world a safer place. They could also go the other way with it and become a pack of bloodthirsty animals that kills anything that moves. There are two ways to start a posse: creating one and joining one that already exists. This guide will show players how to do both, as well as show why it is so important to join one, to begin w


Even if Dutch doesn't manage of fighting her off, Arthur's presence was not for nothing. He could quickly help the boss and neutralize Gloria. Although it's a filler chapter, this particular scene serves as one of the most eye-opening conversations that helped Arthur see better in l

His death comes as a result of the conflict brewing between the Gray family and the Van Der Linde Gang. The shop in Rhodes ends up being run by the gang's cook Simon Pearson, a detail learned when playing and exploring during the epilo


Not only does this detail take a second playthrough to spot, but an eagle eye is required too. In chapter one, when the gang is heading to do the first train robbery , it's possible to catch a glimpse of Micah's hideout from the end of the g


The player must clear the hideouts and free Jimmy. During the last encounter, Jimmy says he plans to give up being a writer. Interestingly, when playing Jack, Jimmy mentions he plans to become a war reporter in World War I instead. It's these small changes that make playing the game as Jack so rewarding, even though a lot of people might not like his character all that much. Thankfully, Rockstar made some much-needed changes to make the protagonist switch more palatable in Red Dead Redemption


While New Vegas ’s number of side missions might pale in comparison to later entries in the series, the levels here have more quality behind them. Thanks to the sandbox-style gameplay, the player can truly see the post-apocalyptic world in these side que


Updated November 7, 2024, by Hamza Haq: Most games, open-world or otherwise, put very little emphasis on getting the side quest portion of the story right. Developers often focus all of their efforts on fleshing out the main story, the exploration, the progression system, and other factors. Side quests are mostly at the very bottom of the priority list for developers when, in reality, they are what gamers spend the most time doing, especially in open-world games where player freedom is at the core of the gameplay loop. The games that do get it right allow the player to remain immersed in the world setting, living and breathing the fiction as if they were a part of it. Open-world games with great side quests don't automatically become classics, but the ones that do always have a great questing experie


Players who don't want to deal with the hassle of starting their own group can just join up with any posse they want. Players will just need to hit the left button on the D-Pad to open up the Free Roam Menu. From here they will be able to select the Posse tab which shows all of the available groups that are available to join. Players can also search for a specific group to join like a real-world friend's po


The man can be met in Mexico, where he tasks John with either donating to a nun or robbing her. The last encounter takes place on the hill looking over Beecher's Hope. Here, John gets frustrated, shooting the man three times. The bullets do nothing, making John question what the man