Red Dead Redemption is the spiritual successor to 2004's Red Dead Revolver, featuring a vibrant, open world set in the decline of the American Wild West. Players take on the role of former outlaw John Marston, who is forced to hunt down his former gang to regain his family.
@Abyssfull: Exactly what I've always thought. Both of them were just really window-dressing, something to entice people into buying the game. I wouldn't have wanted to have met that character in RDR for the sake of meeting her, I'd have only been interested if she well as well-written as all the other characters.
I was just hoping for a more interesting encounter with John's wife i.e. with the Scarlet Women building into a couple of story missions where she fights along side you ^__^
I've done my fair share of whore mongering. Some of them whores are what's best in life. You want proof?
Even Jesus fell for a whore (who was a 13 year old street hooker according to some - different times... 'ya know)
Look at any story ever told, the best female characters always are whores
Seriously, not all whores are victims. From ambition to sexual revolution to being a natural born bitch in heat, there are many legit reasons for a woman to be a whore.
Some are just too beautiful to do proper work.
There's certainly even more to whores, than even I know...
Never understood how non-whore women are proud of being more difficult to love than a simple whore who, if she's devoted to her job, takes love in exchange for a fee (even if that love is shamelessly selfish). Carnal love's great. It's meant to be consumed. Like all else too. We're all gonna die - so whatevs'. Unless of course you buy into that silly notion of a higher and highly judgmental institution that stands guard between life and death and actually cares about us being up to its standards or not...
" I've done my fair share of whore mongering. Some of them whores are what's best in life. You want proof?
Even Jesus fell for a whore (who was a 13 year old street hooker according to some - different times... 'ya know)
Look at any story ever told, the best female characters always are whores
Seriously, not all whores are victims. From ambition to sexual revolution to being a natural born bitch in heat, there are many legit reasons for a woman to be a whore.
Some are just too beautiful to do proper work.
There's certainly even more to whores, than even I know...
Never understood how non-whore women are proud of being more difficult to love than a simple whore who, if she's devoted to her job, takes love in exchange for a fee (even if that love is shamelessly selfish). Carnal love's great. It's meant to be consumed. Like all else too. "
@Abyssfull: I think Lola was actually in GTA4, i recall there was some kind of contest where you had to find Lola somewhere in the game and take a screenshot or something.
" @Abyssfull: Exactly what I've always thought. Both of them were just really window-dressing, something to entice people into buying the game. I wouldn't have wanted to have met that character in RDR for the sake of meeting her, I'd have only been interested if she well as well-written as all the other characters. "
i think its the same family of whores in all Rockstar games .. just teaser hotties you dont actually meet in the games (i went really far in both Vice City and SA without beating em, so i hope im not wrong :P)
" Like mentioned before, most of these chicks are not even in the game =( It's a shame, really.
"
Them Rockstar Bois are just teasing us with their real life tail they're banging with all them GTA monies. Just traced over them booties. I know I'd be hooked up for life with sweet tail if I'd had them millions.
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