More than five years have passed since Red Dead Redemption II was released on the market, it reaches different platforms where its players have fallen in love, thanks to its mechanics, artistic design and above all, its story. The plot that has played out since its premiere in October 2018 also continues to surprise them, as made clear by a fan who found the heartbreaking ending to be more than the “normal” most have experienced. .
An ending that we should clearly talk about with spoilers, because even though a lot of time has passed since the game was released and many players have already passed this ending, there are still some who don’t enjoy Red Dead Redemption 2. And to add that too. More desolate towards the end of the Rockstar title, a player discovers that there is an extra scene, which most people probably didn’t notice, since the game must be 100% complete (thanks GamingBible).
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During the events of Red Dead Redemption 2, we see Arthur Morgan meet his untimely end after contracting tuberculosis. Beloved character who dies peacefully at dawn from this disease, so after his death, we control John Marston, with whom you can experience this additional scene. A part, if the story you play touches your heart, it can be heartbreaking.
Located east of Donner Falls and northeast of Bacchus Station in Ambarino, players can find Arthur’s Tomb on a hill overlooking the valley. The location where John Marston approaches his final resting place during the epilogue is surrounded by flowers. Thus, when D’Angelo’s song Unshaken plays, John draws a grave in his journal and writes, “I guess we’re almost done, buddy. It’s been quite a journey.”
This also serves as a message from Rockstar to the players, to whom they say goodbye after finishing this popular video game. But, it’s obviously a touching tribute to Arthur Morgan, who many agree is one of the greatest video game characters of all time. A scene that, as I said, many already knew but others definitely overlooked, which you can watch in the video below.
