a5c7b9f00b John Marston, former outlaw, is forced by the federal government to hunt down the members of his old gang.
John Marston is being blackmailed by government lawmen to hunt down his former partners-in-crime. Driven further into the American Southwest, Marston soon finds that Williams has crossed into Mexico, a country in the throes of a civil war. At every turn, Marston must choose whether to side with outlaws or innocents in the crossfire.
Abigail at Beecher's: "Some trees flourish, others die. Some cattle grow strong, others are taken by wolves. Some men are born rich enough and dumb enough to enjoy their lives. Ain't nothing fair. You know that."<br/><br/>Here is a game that came out in 2010 and it still holds up today. <br/><br/>This game is just a fantastic masterpiece of awesomeness. The main character of the game is straight a bad-ass, taking no sh't from anybody that come in his way. The graphs in the game are gorgeous to look at, always taking my breath way every time I play the game. My only problems are some missions are a bit silly like: Chase after a guy who took something no important from somebody, something like that. Overall Red Dead redemption is a lot of fun to play and something about riding your horse in the middle of the western desert relaxes me.
Read Dead Redemption is an open-world, first person shooter set in the American old west in the year 1911. This game, simply said, is amazing. The plot, characters, action, and scenery are all very impressive. You play John Marston, a retired outlaw who wants to give up his old criminal ways in pursuit of a quiet life with his family, but finds that the government is forcing him to go after former members of his gang. I find the theme of the game similar to GTA IV's—you can never truly escape your past.<br/><br/>Some have called this "GTA set in the old west," and while it's very similar to Rockstar's most popular series, it has a very different feel to it. Not set in a bustling, dirty city, and instead in a wild, diverse landscape, RDR is a beautiful game. The graphics are excellent, and you can travel from a Mexican desert to a snowy redwood forest all without a loading screen. The map is huge, and you can always fast-travel, but I wholeheartedly recommend using your horse so you can enjoy the graphics or even find a few extras. There is plenty of shooting to be donebad guys run amok in this lawless country. There is a wide range of guns and other weapons to choose from, so killing people is always fun. I found their Deadeye system, kind of like Fallout 3's VATS, a good way of changing up the traditional point-and-shoot method. The online multiplayer is pretty fun, but I found most of my enjoyment came from the single player campaign.<br/><br/>Like most of Rockstar's games, the game isn't very replayable. You don't make many decisions that affect the storyline, so the ending is the same every time. However, you can still get hours and hours of gameplay out of RDR by doing all the sidequests and extras without it feeling repetitive. It's noteasy to go on rampages and kill random people like in GTA, but something that I found justfun was getting on your horse and simply riding around the landscape, seeing who or what you run into. The characters, especially Marston, have complex backstories, and I actually found myself sympathetic towards his intentions. The game is overall amazing. Full of drama, comedy, action, and a biting critique of the traditional way of thinking about the "American dream," this game is a must-play.

It is possible that the developers did not base the Strange Man on any religious figure, whether it be Saint Peter, (a) God or Death. This is supported by the fact that no matter if the player chooses the honorable or dishonorable way of completing the task, he will always say "I hope my boy turns out to be just like you."<br/><br/>It is also possible that he is a manifestation of John Marston's sense of right and wrong, testing his morals and forcing John to make decisions on matters he may have seen or heard about previously. The Strange Man reveals a detailed knowledge of John Marston's history. He is impeccably dressed in a three piece suit with a large top hat. The man appears to be calm and collected, even in the arid wilderness. He is also able to identify John Marston whenever Marston approaches him, without actually looking at him. When questioned, he claims to be "an accountant… in a way" but also claims he cannot remember his own name. Undead Nightmare is an expansion story, which actually takes place after John returns to his family in between the levels The Outlaw's Return and The Last Enemy That Shall Be Destroyed. While in the game, it could simply be days that pass for the player, but in terms of the story a few months go by. As we see many characters that survived through the story of RDR return in Undead Nightmare, most of whom are killed off. Also, characters that died in the RDR story will returnzombies in the graveyards. That being said, there are two continuity errors in Undead Nightmare. First, MacDougal mentions Nastas and neither MacDougal or John seem to recall him being dead, and also Uncle was killed during the mission "The Last Enemy That Shall Be Destroyed" yet he is also zombified and killed at the beginning of Undead Nightmare.<br/><br/>Undead Nightmare ends with John saving his family, and stopping the plague. Then we flash forward to a few months passed RDR where John has been dead and buried to see Seth unwittingly unleash the undead plague once again. At which point John rises from the gravethe body of a zombie with the soul of a man in order to continue to fight the undead hoard.
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