#Action in RDR2

[fogaminghub]

🌊✨ Welcome to Clemens Point! In Red Dead Redemption 2, this peaceful peninsula serves as the perfect hideout for the Van der Linde gang during some of their most intense moments. Uncover its secrets, history, and the challenges they faced in this stunning location.

🦁 What were your favorite moments at Clemens Point? Did you find the hidden treasures? Let us know! 

[cowboy-chronicles]

RDR Fans need to learn that you can like a character and acknowledge their immoral actions, simultaneously. I promise you, you do not need to gaslight yourself and say regrettable things as you reach for straws as to why they are supposedly not as bad as some may think. Like characters for how they are, flaws and all. It does not mean condonation.

[storytellering]

Torn apart. Inspired by Romeo and Juliet by Sergio Cupido

[arthursfuckinghat]

Nothing can describe the way my heart shattered when Arthur asked if Dutch was going to go look for him after he was kidnapped by Colm in chapter 3- all he got was a "Oh of course, son" in the most pitiful, unassured tone of voice I'd ever heard from Dutch.

The three of them had set up a meeting point at "the fork in the road" if the O'Driscoll parlay went south, Arthur seemingly disappeared and didn't return for another day or so until he was physically crawling trying to get back to camp, and still nobody questioned where he was?

Yes, it's typical for Arthur to wander and find his own way home after missions, but the key word is AFTER. Arthur disappeared DURING the meeting and didn't regroup at the designated rendezvous point AFTERWARDS.

Especially dealing with the likes of the O'Driscolls, wouldn't that ring some kind of alarm? If not from Dutch or Micah, then wouldn't anybody else at the camp question it?

I imagine an (exaggerated) conversation like this probably happened if anyone at camp asked:

"Hey Dutch how was the meeting with the O'Driscolls?"

"It went fine we talked a bit then they left suddenly so weird"

"Where's Arthur then?"

"Oh I don't know we didn't see him after we split up for the meeting haha probably wandered off again typical Arthur"

God, if you're going to treat Arthur like the gang's workhorse, then act like you care about him at least.

Arthur is strong, but he isn't invincible.

[rosesvineyard]

OH! they yearn for and want that cookie so damn bad..(CLICK FOR BETTER QUALITY!! )

my moot @nokaru said "sloppy makeout" and i passed out and made this <3 a hearty midnight (slightly horny) meal to get the willscuella nation through a few of these tough winter days!

reblog if you can!! love y'all <3

[wastedskins]

Red Dead Redemption 2, 2018

[red-dead-tastic]

Posed Mr. Morgan today. I think he and I are almost ready to do a better version of the review of the limtoys Arthur Morgan 1/6 scale figurine.

I had to move some stuff around in my display case, but I wanted to clean it up a little. Even tho the next shelf is full of stuff.

I wanted him to do a sleeping with his hat on his head pose. You get when you load the game, but I couldn't find a decent background in my yard. 😔

[arthurs-vaccine]

Sure, tuberculosis can cause hallucinations and psychosis to an extent. That's why it's heavily theorised that Joan of Arc's famous visions were due to possible untreated tuberculosis.

But for Arthur's case, I don't think he saw the deer visions because of his tuberculosis. There's definitely some poetry in there if it was, but I think we're allowed to have unexplainable divine interventions sometimes.

Arthur would had to have been on death's door from very early on to experience that level of psychosis, which he wasn't until much later.

The world of rdr2 is realistic and full of painful, historical, truths, but there's also so much whimsy and supernatural mystery if you know where to look. Whatever Arthur saw, no matter how he saw it, was more of a reflection if anything.

[dazednstoned]

I've seen an influx of claims that people are “demonizing” John or “turning him a villain” and I think that's an odd response to people calling out things he actually did.

It's almost like what he did was awful and he should be held accountable for it. His later growth does not just dissolve his past, especially a past that consists of abandonment and years of neglect.

The damage of his actions seems to be lost on a lot of you. Try picturing a single mother, now throw in the fact that she's 17, a former prostitute, living in a gang, and is a woman in the 1800s unable to make a safe and proper living.

John didn't do "some damage" he turned Abigail's world upside down. He left her alone with a baby to raise all by herself. I don't think many of you grasp the magnitude of that and the position that put Abigail in.

[3-2-1-annihilation-station]

It had to be said

[river-of-wine]

Back to this at long last! A new chapter is here! The Matthews!!! 

[itiswritteninthestarsabove]

Okay but hear me out: An Undead Nightmare DLC in which you play as Dutch, set between the events of RDR and RDR2, having to fight off the deceased members of the gang.

His former family, the one he betrayed, pursues him relentlessly in revenge for dooming the gang. Is any of it real? Or the guilt and paranoia ate him away and he finally lost his mind? That's up to your interpretation.

[pompadourks]

I just know Arthur would get so mad if someone called his journal a diary

[notsofriendlyfriendlyreminder]

Dutch 🤝 Zuko

having a "plan"

[wastedskins]

Red Dead Redemption 2, 2018

[zanazirafanfic]

Guys I ordered him help.