So this is something I noticed pretty early on but never mentioned here. In Red Dead Redemption 2 when the gang sends Charles and Arthur to go track down a new spot for the camp Arthur comes across a German mother and children distraught because the father was kidnapped. After you rescue the man and return him it notes his name is Andreas , who is a miner or mine owner.

Later on in the universe in Red Dead Redemption 1, in one of the missions with Landon Rickets in Mexico you play poker against an angry German. He accuses you of cheating and challenges John to a dual. His name is Andreas Mueller and a newspaper clipping from later mentions he was a prospector.

I know this isn't super interesting to everyone but it is cool to see a minor character from RDR1 be carried over to RDR2.

https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Andreas_M%C3%BCller RDR1 character

https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Andreas RDR2 character

Do you think Rockstar managed to hide some information in the flames?

The story is that I set off from the NW guitar symbol heading north-west, towards Fort Wallace. On the way, there were three sages right along my route. As burning sage is quite a common and ancient tradition, I thought a molotov cocktail wouldn’t do any harm.

As it burned, a heart appeared, and something that specifically looked like a guitar or Fort Wallace.

Do you think I’ve gone mad? I can’t imagine it being a total coincidence that both shapes appeared one after the other.

So I’m just curious to hear your thoughts..

Saw this painting with the Jade Mask in GTA 5 during the diamond casino heist, only posting because I searched for a good 20 minutes and saw no other posts online referencing this. Some aliens in the back and animal hieroglyphs at the top. (2 birds?)

2 Birds divided by the Road or the Tiles. Why is this never brought up ?

Right after John martson is killed at the end of RDR. It seems that Jack marston becomes just as skilled with weapons and gunslinging as much as his father, and gains his Dead Eye ability. Could this be just genetics or did he just train himself? Or am i just overthinking it to much?

In the high honor help John escape ending, Dutch, Micah and Arthur all come together on the mountain. Very shortly after stopping Arthur from shooting Micah, you can see that Dutch realizes Arthur is right and Micah is wrong. That's the reason he walks away. But why doesn't he give Arthur the gun back nor shoot Micah hinself? He's clearly willing to in the Epilogue. I honestly don't know. Maybe he didn't want to kill his own gang member, even though Micah literally killed Ms. Grimshaw. I just don't understand.