A Red Dead Redemption 2 player has shown off a gruesome scene, in which they've filled an entire building with corpses. The honor system in Red Dead Redemption 2 can have a big impact on the game's ending, but since this gamer is playing as John Marston, it shouldn't affect anything too much.
Red Dead Redemption 2 players are no strangers to some extremely strange scenes in the game. Another gamer hogtied an entire town in Red Dead Redemption 2, taking bounty hunting to an entirely new level. These types of situations are a direct result of the level of freedom Rockstar offers gamers in its Western epic. Some take the opportunity to be an evil outlaw and snatch it with two hands, while others take a hero-gunslinger approach. Both are completely valid ways to play - the freedom to act like that wouldn't exist if Rockstar didn't want gamers to have it.
Redditor Rodutchi_i posted the Red Dead Redemption 2 clip online, showcasing the interior of a building that has been absolutely ravaged by the player. They're barely even able to step on the floorboards without standing on a corpse, with some pools of blood visible where other bodies have actually already despawned. Rodutchi_i even adds one more for good measure as they try desperately to stop him. It's a bizarre scene, and it's unknown how they managed to achieve it without being overrun by lawmen.
Many in the comments of the thread were curious about the bounty they had amassed during their killing spree. Unfortunately, it isn't possible to see in the clip an exact number, although it's sure to be more than the strange 1 cent bounty one Red Dead Redemption 2 player managed to be given in Saint Denis. By the looks of it, it would surely be one of the biggest Red Dead Redemption 2 bounties ever achieved, with seemingly the population of an entire town lying dead on the floor. The clip cuts off with more lawmen on the way, and it's unclear just how long they were able to keep this going after their initial killings.
While gamers currently have no idea what story themes Red Dead Redemption 3 could possibly explore, many out there would be happy as long as Rockstar doesn't restrict the level of freedom available to players. While completing story missions that the studio has hand-crafted is always an amazing experience, it can be equally fun for players to make their own fun in an incredible sandbox. This certainly isn't something that players should ever worry about - Rockstar's games live and die by their sandboxes.
Red Dead Redemption 2 is available now for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.
