Red Dead 3 Should Explore Jack Marston as the Last Cowboy

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The Red Dead Redemption franchise is one of the most popular and well-received series of all time, and it is no secret why. Finding its roots in 2004, the Red Dead games are known for consistently building upon themselves and smashing expectations set by their predecessors.

That said, there has long been debate as to what the next step for Red Dead Redemption will be. While there are a range of options, many fans want to see a Red Dead title fully embrace and explore the death of the outlaw lifestyle. There is no better character to facilitate this than Jack Marston.

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One of the most consistent themes explored in 2010's Red Dead Redemption was taming the last frontier, the Wild West. Set primarily during the year 1911, fan-favorite protagonist John Marston has to grapple with the knowledge that the only way of life he has ever known, the way of the outlaw, is no longer feasible due to the rapid modernization of the times.

Many of John's friends and other companions were left behind, stuck in their ways and refusing to shift alongside society. This change is tangibly represented in the kinds of technology that feature in Red Dead Redemption, with the 1911 pistol and automobile starting to replace classic cowboy six-shooters and horseback travel. Although John is killed after hunting down his former gang-mates, one begrudging cowboy still exists in his son, Jack Marston.

Although users can play as Jack Marston for Red Dead Redemption's post-game, the experience does not come close to fully fleshing out Jack's experience in the final years of the frontier. Although many have suggested a prequel to Red Dead 2 is the best course