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It took me a couple days to come to terms with that aspect of the ending once i figured it out (you figure it out once Arthur gets his diagnosis early in Chapter 6).
I did have to break from the game for a while to come to terms, but in the end, the game is still completely worthwhile.
Here's a perspective:
Arthur is a grunt, and Arthur is loyal to his friends - and even though you know how he ends - Arthur lives on through the friendships he makes. And more importantly, Arthur does manage to achieve a very significant goal before his end - and that, my friend, is absolutely worth working (playing) towards, so i would suggest you keep playing.
Another perspective is that it is a great game, if a bit long.
You still have many things to get through, and many trials and tribulations - and while the story writing and voice acting is only average - there is a lot of open world to explore.
Lean back, relax, and accept that Arthur does have a life worth living - and help him to be the most incredible Arthur he can be - whether it is a ruthless outlaw or a devoted friend.
Have fun. p.s. it is only a "finite disappointment" ;)
Happened to me too. It still caught me by surprise. Knowing what happened isn't the same as experiencing it.
That freaking sucks, i know. RDR2 is a masterpiece and should be enjoyed with all of your attention.
To your question; there's still plenty side stories and plots going that you will find out later during your playthrough. I still enjoyed it despite knowing the ending. Have fun!
Yep that's all you can do at this point, treat it like a 2nd playthrough where even though you know what happens in the end, you can still go at your own pace and enjoy all the game has to offer. That's what I'm doing in my 2nd playthrough. I've been stalled out in chapter 2 for days after unlocking the fishing pole, just going on all kinds of treks across the mountains fishing, hunting, exploring, enjoying the scenery, taking screenshots. Only doing side or main quests if/when I feel like it.
Let's face it - you're gonna have to be in a Gulag somewhere to not be subjected to a spoiler by this time, but now that's out of the way:
Slow the Story down to a screeching halt - and spend more quality time with the Hero, so you won't have to spend it with his 'Stand-in' (who really sucks - even worse than The Epilogues).
Do EVERYTHING as Arthur - and if you have to cheat, cheat. There's a mod for almost everything. By the time I get to Free Roam the End, John has to Meet Mr. Gill and Mrs. Hobbs, tie up a few loose ends, the most time consuming is building the stats back
up to 100%. <----then I get to start over.