Song Ren is exploring Saint Denis in Red Dead Redemption.
This is already his second game, because in the previous week, he failed to complete side tasks well.
For Song Ren, who has already cleared the level once, he just wants to take a good tour of this Western World.
There is no choice to continue to use John Marston, the character who inherited all the items, to explore the unknown western world after the end of the game.
Mainly because compared to John Marston's words, Arthur Morgan brings stronger emotions to Song Ren.
After all, he controlled Arthur, a man who spent dozens of hours in the game.
From the sharpshooter Arthur at the beginning, he later became infected with tuberculosis and began his own road to redemption.
It can be said that Arthur's story is really touching for players.
In fact, it's not just Song Ren. Many players will reopen a new archive after completing the plot, leaving the time progress before going to Saint Denis forever.
Stay with Sean's story before his death.
Everyone in the gang is still so harmonious, and Arthur is still alive and well.
Explore all of Westworld at this point in time.
In Valentine's Market, the traders selling skins and meats were shouting.
Construction workers nearby were building an unfinished building.
The veteran on Valentine still wanted to hug everyone who passed by, and the entire Western World came to life.
Of course not all places are so beautiful.
For example, if the player uses John, they can also find a place called Armadillo Town.
The entire map of "Red Dead Redemption" is quite large, and there are still some areas that are not covered by the main storyline.
So there are some areas that players need to actively discover, and Armadillo Town is one of them.
This is a small town infected with cholera, located in a desert. The air is filled with yellow sand and the whole town is dead.
Burnt corpses can be seen everywhere, as well as the raging Howling Wolf Gang, and of course the extremely desolate desert.
At the same time, only John Marston can trigger and enter here.
There are many players on the forum discussing some of the undiscovered content in "Red Dead Redemption" and some of the pitfalls left by Chen Xu.
'Have you discovered the Armadillo Town yet? It seems to have a lot of meaning. There are no tasks in it. Maybe there will be new content in the sequel? '
'It's not impossible! Have you discovered it? In fact, there is Mexican land in the game, but there is an air wall. I don’t know if it is a texture or the actual terrain that can be stepped on! '
'Yes, I also discovered a map that is not in the plot, Tumbleweed Town. '
'Fuck really? Having said that, I feel like a sequel or dlc content is not impossible! You must know that the Mexican Revolution is closely related to the end of the Western Era. '
'You are thinking too much. Anyway, I remain skeptical. '
'Why do I doubt it? I think it will definitely happen in the future. Armadillo Town and the unopened Mexico, and after the end, Agent Ross found John's farm. This feels like a good pavement for the subsequent story! '
'Actually, to be honest, I don't hope there will be DLC or a sequel, because I have a hunch that if there is a sequel, we will be in trouble again. What is the subtitle of the game? Redemption! Arthur finally ushered in redemption with his own death. If there is a follow-up DLC story, it will most likely be John Marston. So what method should John use to achieve redemption? '
'Fuck, when you said that, I felt a little panicked. '
Countless players on the Internet are having a heated discussion.
After experiencing "Red Dead Redemption", they are also very concerned about whether there will be a sequel to this game.
In the game, Chen Xu has indeed buried many pitfalls, including Easter eggs and hints left in his previous life.
For example, Agent Ross found Micah's body, and years later discovered John's farm.
Dutch left on the snowy mountain, Javier returned to Mexico, and Bill disappeared.
The whereabouts of these members of the Van der Linde gang who stood next to Dutch at first are unknown.
Sadie, Marybeth, Charles, and Pearson have all revealed their future lives in the story.
It can be said that combining the story of John Marston is the real story of "Red Dead Redemption".
It also brings a complete end to the western story.
If the West in Arthur's time has become desolate, then the Western world in John's time is in complete decline.
Regarding these contents, Chen Xu is also planning to bring them to players in subsequent DLC.
Of course, there is no rush, after all, the game has not been released for a long time.
Including the game's multiplayer online mode, it has not been officially launched yet.
As time goes by, the popularity of "Red Dead Redemption" continues to heat up.
In particular, major media at home and abroad gave full marks to the game one after another after it was launched.
Of course, some media also gave scores like 9.5 or 9.7.
But no media gave it a rating below 9.5.
'The most perfect Western world: From the perspective of scale, "Red Dead Redemption" has created a huge and lifelike Western world. The combination of the old era and the new era makes people linger. '
'There may not have been any outstanding western-themed games before, but after Chen Xu launched this shocking Western World game, it can be said that he has raised this theme to an incredible height. Maybe this is just the first step, but it is It has become a representative that cannot be ignored. '
"The feeling that "Red Dead Redemption" brings to players is extremely shocking. Just like the original "Minecraft", it also defines a new type of "open world", which I was curious about before." '
'But after playing it, I understood what an open world is. This game even made me think that this Western World really existed, and that there really were a group of people like Arthur Morgan living in this world. '
'Especially the performance of the characters and the wonderful script made me feel like I was watching a wonderful movie. There is no doubt that if you are interested in the western theme, then "Red Dead Redemption" is definitely a game you can't miss. '
The evaluations given by several other authoritative game evaluation media are similar to this.
It completely blows "Red Dead Redemption" to the sky.
But for players who have actually played "Red Dead Redemption" and are deeply immersed in it, they are not surprised to see these scores.
On the contrary, I feel that this is a matter of course.
"Red Dead Redemption" is a game that deserves such a review.