After a failed attempt to blow up the tracks and halt the train from heading inside a tunnel, the gang must race across the snowy hills to the backside and hop down onto the moving train as it leaves the opening. It’s then that Arthur and Lenny traverse their way across the train cars in a shootout with Cornwall’s guards as they head for the engine to stop the train. After shooting through the guards and putting a stop to the train, more guards emerge from the back of the train and in the surrounding hills. A massive shootout between the gang and the scores of Cornwall’s men erupts until there are no guards left standing. At the end of the mission, after blowing up the sealed metal doors with dynamite, Arthur also has the option to spare or kill the last of Cornwall’s men. This decision is solely up to whichever side of honor the player is shooting
In true Rockstar fashion, side quests can contain both shocking and interesting details that rival some of the best missions from the main story, and in **Red Dead Redemption 2 ** Stranger missions are no except
Sadie’s admission to John that she had developed a bit of a death wish, and her penchant for violence, could be enough to keep her in her role for a time after the events of RDR2, which could allow players to experience another powerful narrative of Red Dead ‘s themes around revenge and redemption. Sadie’s character would become more and more hardened, as she is already becoming at the end of RDR2 , losing herself in work and struggling to maintain her humanity in the proc
This first one is debatable, however, it does include robbery on a train and the least amount of violence. This “train robbery” is from a side mission to fight gunslingers . Arthur is told to seek out four old gunslingers and gather information about Jim “Boy” Calloway. In this side mission, Arthur is looking for a man named Billy Midni
The final part of her journey could lead her to the Panama Canal, which has been previously alluded to within the Red Dead Redemption 2 Blog Dead franchise. Though it would be unclear in what stage of its lifespan the Canal would be by the time Sadie reached it, the location would be a perfect setting to end Sadie’s journey of chasing down her target. Not only would it provide players with a wholly original landscape, but it would also bring Sadie to a final impasse where she must at last pick which side of the fence on which she wishes to be. Sadie is arguably one of the franchise’s best characters , and this end would be one befitting both the Red Dead series and Sadie hers
Once the mission “The Gilded Cage” is completed in Red Dead Redemption 2 Chapter 4, two men by the names of Proetus and Acrisius can be found in Valentine outside of the general store. Both men are fighting over a woman named Helen, and have decided to test their bravery to determine who is worthier of her attention. The brothers decide that Arthur will use his revolver to shoot bottles off of their heads. Assuming neither brother is dead after three rounds, both brothers will chase after Helen while hurling additional insults at one anot
After killing Jean-Marc, players will need to dump him into a nearby pond at the North end of the property. If players return to the same location and fish near the area at a later time, they will unlock a hidden Easter Egg. Once the line is cast, Arthur will reel something in, but it will not be a fish. At the end of the line, Jean Marc’s arm will be attached to the hook, which can make for a sight that is both disturbing and amusing.
Her time in the region would also allow for potential interactions with former Van Der Linde member Javier Escuella. Javier would be well into his role as a hitman in Sanchez’s ranks, which could further elaborate on that story as well as weaving the web that John Marston eventually finds when he goes hunting down Escuella in Red Dead Redemption. Given Mexico is one of the best potential settings for RDR3 , this section of Sadie’s journey would tie into the previous games nicely while also adding nuance to her tale, which mirrors that of John and Art
The original Red Dead Redemption saw John being pulled back into the gunslinging life he had left, only on the side of the law. RDR2 took players back to the time where John and Arthur were still outlaws. RDR3 could strike a creative balance between the two with Sadie’s story as a bounty hunter with brutal tactics and an admitted death wish, and the part of her that still yearns for a calmer life. This would give the eventual Red Dead sequel plenty of room to roam as the story carries through her life in the states of RDR2 and __ possibly taking players back through Nuevo Paraiso en route to South America, making for an even larger adventure than the previous entr
Clearly, he is passionate about the city of Saint Denis, and doesn’t want it to be run by corrupt men like Lemieux. This honorable nature makes him a stand-up character, although such idealism can be met with a cold, brutal death in the Wild West. Such is the fate that this man can possibly be exposed to, based on the choices that Arthur makes during this side mission.