Red Dead Redemption 2's most mysterious locked room has finally been accessed
Topics: Red Dead Redemption, Red Dead Redemption 2, Rockstar Games, PC, PlayStation, Xbox
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Topics: Red Dead Redemption, Red Dead Redemption 2, Rockstar Games, PC, PlayStation, Xbox
A Red Dead Redemption 2 player has discovered the secret to what’s behind one of the game's most mysterious locked rooms.
In my opinion, Red Dead Redemption 2 is one of the best video games of all time. Not just because I’m a big fan of Western movies, but to put it simply, it’s an absolute masterpiece.
Set before the events of the first game, released in 2010, Red Dead Redemption 2 stars Arthur Morgan, a leading member of the infamous band of outlaws, the Dutch van der Linde gang.
This once tight, unbreakable family of misfits are slowly pulled apart from the seams, with the law hot on their heels and corruption spreading like a virus within, which eventually leads to their heartbreaking demise.
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On top of that, this Rockstar Games classic looks gorgeous, even for a game released in 2018. It has fun, gunslinging action, a story that keeps you hooked throughout, interesting NPCs and a huge open world full of secrets. It’s pretty much a perfect game.
One secret that has tormented Red Dead Redemption 2 players for years is a mysterious outhouse located on Braithwaite Manor, Scarlett Meadows, in the Lemoyne region.
In this outhouse (in other words, an outside toilet), a woman is rambling all sorts of nonsense (or at least we assume that). However, there’s no way to open the door to see exactly who is inside.
Yet, in an uncredited video shared on Reddit, thanks to a well throughout glitch, if you have no perception of personal space, you can enter the outhouse to intrude on the poor lady in there.
The lady is a fully designed NPC that Arthur Morgan will interact with by saying a few words, as he would do with just about any NPC that roams the map. I find this particularly interesting because I don’t think Rockstar Games intended for us to see who’s inside.
At the end of the video, Arthur lights a stick of dynamite, and when it explodes, he dies, but the lady does not. Which further suggests to me that we were never supposed to be inside that small structure; otherwise, I’d assume that she would have a death animation.
“‘Sorry, ma’am’ seems like the appropriate response when attempting to blow someone up with dynamite,” replied Sensitive_Ease1198.
“Holy, gonna try this out,” said Agitated_Water_6515.
“I always felt like Arthur would have let her out,” suggested Desperate_Carpet_329. “It never made much sense to me that he didn't.”
Red Dead Redemption 2 is out now on PC, PlayStation and Xbox.