Red Dead Redemption Replaying RDR2 now that I have a PC that can run it and I think I found my favorite facial expression throughout the entire game

Replaying RDR2 now that I have a PC that can run it and I think I found my favorite facial expression throughout the entire game
Far far away from a global pandemic
The meaning of the name Saint Denis
Simply love this one
The white Arabian and a bunny
Dishonourable Playthrough ��
Knocked down a glass with a cigarette
Not from the game, but this is an 1880’s tobacco card from a set I’ve been collecting
Showdown
I think we can all agree this is one of our favourite cutscenes in the game
That moo had me done XD
Close enough
that worked better in my head
I recreated Angel Eyes’ introduction scene from Sergio Leone’s “The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly” (1966), original score by Ennio Morricone, starring my RDO character
Seen on a different sub thought you'd all enjoy
Damn Mrs Grimshaw Relax
my first time in photo mode i thought i'd share it here
We had state testing at work today, so I decided to do some Crayon painting With red dead redemption in my heart.
I finished Red Dead Redemption 1 for the first time after playing the newer one, and this truly does feel like a perfect sequel, even though it was released much earlier. A remake with the newer engine would be perfect.
Just our handsome Boah making an appearance
Moments like that just put a smile on my face
I love the Red Arabian

Replaying RDR2 now that I have a PC that can run it and I think I found my favorite facial expression throughout the entire game

Posted: 11 May 2021 05:24 AM PDT

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Far far away from a global pandemic

Posted: 11 May 2021 04:03 AM PDT

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The meaning of the name Saint Denis

Posted: 11 May 2021 03:28 AM PDT

Major spoilers for RDR2 ahead (pun intended). I was recently thinking about the place names of the RDR world, which lead me to wonder why the name Saint Denis was chosen. Obviously most of the in-game locations reflect real locations, e.g., New Austin is Texas, Ambarino is Colorado, etc. It's pretty obvious that Saint Denis is a stand in for New Orleans, but other than sounding vaguely French I hadn't thought where the name came from.

It turns out Saint Denis was a real person who lived in Paris in the 3rd century. He was famously decapitated for his faith during a time of great persecution. What makes him interesting - and why I think the name was chosen - is that a popular legend says that after his execution he picked up his head and walked for several miles while preaching repentance.

SPOILERS

As you know, Saint Denis is where Arthur receives his terminal tuberculosis diagnosis. This initiates the final act of Arthur's story as he begins soul searching, questioning his life and ultimately rejecting the gang and choosing to do good with what time he has left.

So figuratively speaking, Arthur receives a death sentence and begins to preach repentance with his actions. I thought this was a really awesome detail and figured some of you would like to hear it!

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Simply love this one

Posted: 11 May 2021 08:30 AM PDT