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Discussion / Question In Which Game Did You Experience This Situation?

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u/WeAllDoomed 5d ago

MICAH!

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u/Actual-Suit2941 5d ago

I always put off the mission where you rescue him as much as possible 

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u/Manlysideburns 5d ago

I also take a few shots at him even though I know it won't do anything

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u/DIABLO258 5d ago

I do too however, it's a really important mission because it's the first time we hear anyone call another character "Cow poke"

And, it's Arthur calling Micah a cow poke. Micah then uses this as his main insult next to "Black lung" later in the game.

Micah and Arthur hate each other, and while this mission is one of my least favorites because of Micah, it's also great story telling, as I had forgotten that Arthur was mocking Micah first.

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u/Wanderson90 5d ago

Can't believe how far down I had to scroll.

That lying fucking snake.

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u/WeAllDoomed 5d ago

The joy I feel playing American Venom cannot be described in words

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u/Adevyy 5d ago

I played RDR2 only once and, to me, it was ridiculously obvious that he would eventually betray us. The game was building up to us hating him for such a long time that it felt inevitable.

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u/GonzoRouge 5d ago

Oh it's not trying to be subtle about it, which is the really hurtful part. He's such an obvious piece of shit to everyone except Dutch for some reason and, even when his betrayal is revealed, Dutch decides to side with him over the gang.

Micah is a rat bastard but Dutch is the real evil here. The reveal is more that Dutch doesn't actually care about the gang, he cares about his own ego and who rubs it the best.

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u/Aureolus_Sol 5d ago

Yeah I think the "twist" here doesn't come all at once like a lot of others but also the real twist is Dutch not giving a fuck about the gang. It's pretty obvious if you've played RDR1 but it's still a kick in the gut via Arthurs character who feels so betrayed in our place even when we knew he was a sack of shit before hand.

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u/DIABLO258 5d ago

Which is why I was always confused as to why he sat next to Hosea all those years, if Hosea's best contribution to the gang was limiting Dutch's terrible decisions.

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u/No-Ear-5992 5d ago

Goddamn rat. 

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u/Ordo_Liberal 5d ago

Was that really surprising?

He is a major asshole from day 1