Key findings
- Red Dead Redemption 2 still has hidden characters even after over 600 hours of gameplay.
- The game's level of detail captivates players and continues to offer surprises even years later.
- Finding new interactions increases the replay value and excitement of the game.
A Red Dead Redemption 2 Player online has discovered a hidden character after more than 600 hours of playing time in Rockstar's open-world western. Although some players are already familiar with this special Red Dead Redemption 2 NPC, it's impressive that some veterans haven't discovered them yet.
It is now common knowledge that there is an enormous amount of detail in Red Dead Redemption 2. Rockstar has gone above and beyond and included little things that players have only discovered years later. It's not just for new players either. Some players have been playing since launch but haven't experienced everything it has to offer. There was even a Red Dead Redemption 2 player who discovered a brand new character interaction after 1,400 hours of play. This feeling that there is always something new to discover is crucial for Red Dead Redemption 2The replay value.
Redditor Markittos28 shared his find after finally coming across it Red Dead Redemption 2's Meditating Monk after 600 hours of playtime. They are hidden in the mountains in Grizzlies East and only appear for any player who approaches around noon in the game. Because it is such a specific set of requirements, many players will never meet the Meditating Monk even if they have 100% completion Red Dead Redemption 2. Interestingly, Arthur will actually sketch the monk on his map after approaching them. Many players in the thread claimed they were unable to make the meditating monk appear, although it was generally agreed that those players did not approach at midday.
Red Dead Redemption 2 player finds the meditating monk after 600 hours
The overwhelming topic of conversation from players in the thread who already knew Red Dead Redemption 2The meditating monk from was a way to get him to break his vow of silence. The only way to do that is to harm him in some way, with players discussing the numerous ways they've killed him before in different ways. One player put it best by claiming, “I'm concerned about the number of people kicking, throwing, and/or hurling the monk down the mountain.”
Rockstar is currently heavily involved in the development of Grand Theft Auto 6This means that every possible Red Dead Redemption 3 will likely be many years away, extending a wait that has already lasted six years. Although it is painful, Rockstar has always taken its time with titles, so it is not a big surprise. However, it seems that Red Dead Redemption PC fans may finally be able to play the original game, so it's not all bad news surrounding the franchise at the moment.
