Personality Marston is younger in Red Dead Redemption 2, so players get a full trajectory for his personal character development. And, based on the events of the first game, Marston behaves more like a full-fledged outlaw with a rough exterior. It demonstrates how he progressed from a young man with much to learn and who needed to be saved to the man who did the saving.
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Milton tells Morgan how much his bounty is worth, and Morgan, predictably, dismisses it. If Arthur Morgan is defined by anything other than his gang loyalty, it is his contempt for authority, which he regards as corrupt.
Hidden Depths: While he struggles to express his emotions, he does have a romantic side. This is perhaps best demonstrated in the mission "A New Future Imagined," in which he takes Abigail to Blackwater, has their picture taken, and then they go see a show together. After that, he borrows a boat, rows a short distance out into Flat Iron Lake, and proposes to Abigail. This is an unexpectedly romantic gesture for a Book Dumb, overly impulsive Cowboy. Honor Over Reason: Goes on a Roaring Rampage of Revenge against Micah with Sadie and Charles to avenge Arthur, despite knowing that if Micah dies, it will draw attention, but given everything Micah did, you can't blame him.
Hey everyone, here's another video game I made thanks to a suggestion from a friend and my cousin. Red Dead Redemption 2! And I suppose you could say Red Dead Redemption 1 as well. Yes, half of the characters were in the first film. So instead of Arthur Morgan, John Marston was in the first. The first one, I thought, was good. Second, I thought it was fantastic. I didn't play it, but I did watch YouTubers like Markiplier and TheRadBrad play it.
