This Stranger Mission Makes RDR2’s Ending So Much Sadder
Red Dead Redemption 2's already tragic ending can be made even sadder when players complete the Veteran Stranger Mission. As Arthur Morgan's story progresses, players can unlock more unique encounters with quest givers called 'Strangers' throughout the wilderness. Sometimes these characters activate collectibles or feature a fantastic tale that further develops RDR2's immersive open world. Unfortunately, some Stranger Missions can have tragic ends if players wait too long to complete them or complete them too early. For instance, the Veteran mission has the power to make Arthur Morgan's already tragic death far more heartbreaking by introducing a horse — even if it also provides some of RDR2's more heartwarming encounters up to that point.
Red Dead Redemption 2 takes place in 1899 as the Old West is coming to an end. Players control Arthur Morgan, the right-hand gunman of Dutch Van der Linde, the Van der Linde gang leader. Players rob and murder their way through the Wild West in search of profit to support their gang but very quickly find the odds stacked against them. As players navigate the states of Lemoyne and New Hannover, they can encounter many characters in need of assistance or companionship, usually appearing in the form of Stranger Missions.
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Red Dead Redemption 2's Honor system allows players to create Arthur Morgan's legacy through his actions. While the outlaw is still wanted for his crimes, higher Honor levels prevent law enforcement from interrupting or outright attacking players as they go about their business. One honorable action Arthur Morgan can take is assisting Hamish Sinclair with several tasks in his isolated lakeside
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