Key things
- Red Dead Redemption 2 still has hidden characters after more than 600 hours of gameplay.
- The details of the game will keep the player engaged and offer surprises even years later.
- Finding new interactions adds replayability and excitement to the game.
AND Red Dead Redemption 2 player online discovered a hidden character after more than 600 hours of gameplay in Rockstar's open-world western. Although some players already know it Red Dead Redemption 2 NPCs, it's impressive that some veterans haven't discovered them yet.
Nowadays, it is well known that there is a huge amount of detail in it Red Dead Redemption 2. Rockstar went above and beyond, including little things that took players years to find. It's not just for new players. Some players have been playing since launch but haven't experienced all that it has to offer. There was even one Red Dead Redemption 2 a player who, after 1400 hours of gameplay, discovered a whole new way to interact with characters. This feeling that there is always something new to find is essential for him Red Dead Redemption 2replayability.
Redditor Markittos28 shared his find after finally coming across it Red Dead Redemption 2A meditating monk after 600 hours of gameplay. They are hidden in the mountains in Grizzlies East and will only appear in the game to any player who approaches around noon. Because it is such a specific set of requirements, it means that many players will never complete the meditating monk even if they have 100% completion in Red Dead Redemption 2. Interestingly, Arthur actually sketches the monk on his map after he approaches them. A lot of players in the thread claimed that they couldn't get the meditating monk to spawn, although it was generally agreed that those players weren't getting close at noon.
Red Dead Redemption 2 player finds meditating monk after 600 hours
Amazing topic of conversation from players in the thread who were already aware of this Red Dead Redemption 2The meditating monk was a way to get him to break his vow of silence. The only way to do this is to hurt him in some way, with players discussing the many ways they've killed him in different ways before. One player put it best when he said, “I'm worried about the amount of people kicking, throwing and/or blasting the monk off the mountain.”
Right now, Rockstar is massively busy finishing development Grand Theft Auto 6. That means any potential Red Dead Redemption 3 is likely to be many years away, extending the already six-year wait. As painful as it is, Rockstar has always taken their time with their titles, so this isn't a huge surprise. However, it appears to be Red Dead Redemption PC fans may finally get to play the original game, so it's not all bad news for the franchise at this point.
