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Some of you guys obviously don't understand that at the time of developing RDR1 that a prequel was probably not a concept yet. That's why there's no mention of Arthur in the first game. This game originally released 14 years ago.
The brain rot is real lmao
Hell, even your Steam achievements are fake. How'd you get almost all the RDR2 achievements at the same time?
You're nothing. That's the truth.
prequel is dangerous, you have to write carefuly or it change the base material and make it nonsensical
RDR2 make RDR1 nonsensical because we never eared something about arthur or hosea, rockstar messed up with the character in the prequel
the best thing they could have done is remaking RDR1 and adding mention into it, that's what georges lucas did with SW also, but they are too lazy to do that, and since dumbs people like you dont see any problem about that, because logic isnt you're priority it seems, we have 2 games that make no sens being in the same timeline
the best example of a good prequel is borderlands the pre sequel, it doesnt retcon anything, it just add dept into the story and all exclusives characters have a good reason to not being in borderlands 2
This is very hard to read
also this isn't a "mess up", it's entirely intentional rockstar isn't worth anywhere near trillions
their publisher's total assets are estimated at around 12.2 billion, that's about 987.8 billion short of a trillion