Red Dead Redemption 2: How RDR3 can elevate early 20th century tech in Side Quests

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Red Dead Redemption 2 explores the theme of progress and its impact on the Van der Linde gang as they face modernity's challenges. The narrative shows how the gang's outlaw lifestyle clashes with evolving technologies and societal changes.

In RDR2, Rockstar Games integrates a sense of advancing technology through various side missions. These missions feature emerging inventions and offer a glimpse into the technological shifts of the era. For Red Dead Redemption 3, continuing this approach could highlight the technological advancements of the early 20th century, enhancing the game's immersion, according to a report by GameRant.

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In RDR2, players encounter inventor Marko Dragic in Saint-Denis. Dragic showcases his remote-controlled submarine and later invites Arthur Morgan to his lab, where he demonstrates a robot. The storyline concludes with a dramatic twist when Dragic is killed by his own creation. Despite its historical inaccuracies, Dragic's quest provides an engaging depiction of technological progress.

Arthur also experiences new technology through Arturo Bullard's hot air balloon ride. This side quest involves scouting a prison and engaging in aerial combat. Bullard's death underscores the risks associated with new inventions. This mission highlights how players can interact with emerging technologies, from balloons to remote-controlled devices.

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For Red Dead Redemption 3, the franchise has opportunities to explore further technological innovations. Potential additions could include:

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Red Dead Redemption is known for its strong narrative and thematic depth. By incorporating more technology-focused side missions, the series could continue to provide engaging and historically