One of the latest mods for Red Dead Redemption 2 has completely remade the model of the first game’s most-hated antagonist.
Fans of Red Dead Redemption have viciously turned on Rockstar Games following a disappointing re-release of the original game on PS4 and Nintendo Switch.
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The re-release makes practically no improvements whatsoever on the original game, which upset thousands of fans who were hoping for a full-on remake. Rumours and insider claims pointed towards a full remake being developed by Rockstar, that’d bring the game’s visual quality up to Red Dead Redemption 2 standards, by remaking the game in the same engine.
Since that didn’t happen, fans have begrudgingly accepted that a remake isn’t on the cards for Rockstar, who’s most likely pouring all of its resources into Grand Theft Auto VI.
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Some haven’t given up so easily, and have taken the “fine, I’ll do it myself” approach and made a number of mods that bring characters, locations, and other stuff from the first game into the second.
One of those mods has beautifully recreated Red Dead Redemption’s most-hated antagonist, Agent Ross, in the Red Dead Redemption 2 style.
Agent Ross hunted John Marston throughout the first game’s singleplayer mode, and popped up a few times during the second game, which acted as a prequel, to speak with Arthur Morgan about the Van Der Linde Gang.
The recreated model was shared on Reddit by its creator, TheKey32, who said: “I Remade RDR1 Agent Ross in RDR2's Engine since Rockstar won't do it themselves.” Fans praised the gorgeously-crafted model, and also poked fun at Rockstar for not spending some of their billions on a more substantial re-release.
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“God what an evil prick he looks amazing here I just wanna shoot his face like 19 times. I mean that in the most loving way of course, nice work as always.”
“That moment when the community makes better content than the billion-dollar company that made the game”
“I really wish someone would remake RDR1 in RDR2 as a mod, but sadly, R* would probably go out of their way to shut it down.”
Red Dead Redemption 2 is available on Xbox, PlayStation and PC platforms.
Topics: Red Dead Redemption 2, Red Dead Redemption, Rockstar Games, Mods