The Red Dead Redemption Mysteries Iceberg Explained

This is a compilation of my first two red dead iceberg videos and four more parts of new content which I added to this video. Here are some good Youtubers who went more in-depth on a lot of these topics. youtube.com/@Fizhy/videos youtube.com/@Waxyyy/videos youtube.com/@StrangeManChannel youtube.com/@FilbeeGaming/videos

Honestly I think people like the "Uncle is Red Harlow" theory because they just love the idea that their favorite terminal lumbago patient was a legendary badass at some point.

Something to add to the Princess Isabeau entry, there is an unused adult model of her in the game files, which suggests that there may be a cut questline where you could actually find her and end the mystery. About the corpse with the tiny arm, there may be a connection to Archibald MacGregor, who tells about his uncle with a small arm, but the correlation is not certain. Also, the reason why people think that Alma Horlick is a ghost, is that in Undead Nightmare her grave states that she died in 1911, but the stranger mission can be done in 1914 as Jack Marston. But truly it's most likely just an oversight.

I'm a pretty hardcore Rdr fan and I've seen a LOT of Icebergs, but I hadn't even heard of some of these, really makes you think if there's stuff we haven't even scratched the surface of.

It's so depressing what happened to Tommy after the fight. I know he wasn't a paragon of good before, but seeing him just be a husk of a person is... sad. You can talk to several people who tell Arthur that he really messed up Tommy. It's also scary that stuff like that happens IRL too. People get into a fight and get knocked on the head, then boom. You're an entirely different person for the rest of your life. The brain is a fickle thing.

Never realized it's Thomas Downes who saves Tommy during the mission...

if you tie up the aberdeen sister and take her to where arthur wakes up she stars screaming "im sorry mama" the siblings couldve killed her

In regards to the ghost train, I'm pretty sure it only triggers once, at 3am on the in-game clock. It's not a matter of spawn chance, it's just a matter of going there and the right time of day.

Imagery of nature depending on your honour is everywhere in read dead 2. There's a shack in Bayou Nwa with paintings, if you have high honour there will be bucks and eagles, if you have low honour you'll see wolves and coyotes

I think what Rockstar did so well with Red Dead (and specifically RDR2) is how they integrated the spooky/supernatural elements without ramming them down your throat and ruining the atmosphere. The old west was a spooky time, but I'm glad they didn't go too overboard with it and I hope they take a similar approach with GTA as apposed to having a ghost on every street corner and aliens everywhere or something else pandering like that.

So the Tommy entry, you can absolutely get beaten into that lvl of mental degradation, it's called a tbi (traumatic brain injury.) and it can be as mild as headaches and insomnia, to being a total vegetable or reverting to basically being a child mentally. 😢 (My fiance works in a home that's specifically tbi patients. It's very sad, life can be wrecked in a second.)

"Supposedly there was a plague and there's evidence such as a sign that says 'Plague'" LMAO

The giant skeletons in RDR2 are a reference to the urban legend of 'giant skeletons', sometimes with horns, allegedly found in (fill in the state/territory here) in the 19th century, and supposedly hidden somewhere in the depths of the Smithsonian, because 'they' don't want the public to know.

The Gavin character is a rooster teeth Easter egg. They had a running joke where Gavin Free was never to be found at their offices due to his other projects. There are at least two RT members in the game as well, Geoff is voicing mail clerk, and Jack Patillo is voicing hotel clerk!

19:27 all 4 horses of the apocalypse and the chupacabra are both obtainable before the end of undead nightmare, it’s just incredibly hard as fuck and involves lucky spawning, I ran across the map and back multiple times for 2/3 hours before I got death to spawn after finding the other 3, the unicorn was even more frustrating

Francis Sinclair is gonna be a discoverable character in gta 6 and if he in any way references Arthur, the media would lose it.😂

Imagine if RDR3 takes us even further back, and we meet an old man in odd clothes who introduces himself as Francis Sinclair.

St Denis is a reference to St. Denis of Paris. He was Christian Priest of Paris in the 3rd century who was a Christian martyr. He was beheaded as is said to have carried his own head back on a horse to where his grave is today.

This is a top tier iceberg video my dude! Here's hoping for the blowup in subs that you deserve!

The gold at beechers hope is a reference to shawshank redemption where at the last scene the protagonists friend finds money left for him under a rock wall next to a tree that is identical to the one on the great plains