when arthur dies do i lose everything?
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All Arthur horses are Lost. The money too, but u will get 20k after epilogue. The weapons u keep them all.
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It's not possible unless you or someone else was to mod the game. Arthur died on the mountain after his fight with Micah. ... The ending of Red Dead Redemption 2 can vary depending on if you go with John, go back for the money, and your honor level at the end of the game.
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Well, the horses are gone forever: one dies during the last mission of the story campaign, and the stabled ones are apparently freed. Arthur's wallet of money is also cleared out, but John receives $20,000, which is more than enough to buy anything.
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You lose everything. But if you have synced and have a current backup, then you can restore the backup after the reset. You lose everything.
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However, once you are able to embark on your own adventures with Marston, many elements of the world are just as Arthur left them. You can still complete any leftover Stranger missions, go hunt legendary animals, and solve hidden Easter eggs.
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Nope. No way to do this. Well, buried somewhere in the save files is your character's name stored as a text string.
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Does Arthur Morgan Die? No matter what you do, Arthur Morgan dies. There's currently no secret ending where he somewhat survives, fading into the mists of time under a new name. As noted in the endings above, he either dies from his tuberculosis, a bullet to the head, or a knife in the back.
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Uthgerd may disappear while being used as a follower. This occurs at very inconsistent times. She does not die, does not return to Whiterun, and the game no longer thinks you have a follower.
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If you decline to help Mary find her brother in Red Dead Redemption 2, that's where this quest ends. The two will share a few gentle words, talk about how they miss each other, and part ways. And, that's that for Mary and Arthur. What's important to note here is that this choice might lock you out of another mission.
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How to give Arthur's Money to John after Epilogue in Red Dead Redemption 2 (RDR2). ... Then when you finish the game playing as John Marston at Pronghorn Ranch in Epilogue 1, simply go back to the Aberdeen Pig Farm and look behind the Momma picture frame painting. John will get all of Arthur's money.
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Red Dead Redemption 2 allows you to save Lenny if you move him back so Arthur Morgan can go into the window leading to the hideout place (hiding place during cutscene). Found by edepot. Following this video lets Lenny Summers live (standing) and the shooters will be dead on the ground.
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This minigame is safe, meaning you will not lose items on death; however, any items you drop manually on the ground will be lost if you die, as you will be taken away from the arena.
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If you're unsuccessful with Fight For Your Life, you will lose 7% of the total money you are currently carrying. With small amounts of money, it's negligible however, this can add up if you've already accumulated a lot of cash in the game.
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Just like in story mode, you lose money when you die in Grand Theft Auto Online. ... Stop by an ATM every now and then to unload your money into the bank (the game will direct you to one from the quick selection menu). It makes a surprising amount of sense.
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Red Dead Redemption 2 Death In The Open World Instead, when you die in the open world you'll lose a little bit of money and you'll respawn some distance away. Not too bad, but you'll also lose whatever you were doing or carrying.
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When you resume play as John, everything except for the above items will be saved as they were heading into the final mission of Red Dead Redemption 2. Weapons, Outfits, Kit items, Trinkets, Talismans, Valuables, and Documents all transfer over to John in the post game.
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They are not permanently lost, nor is it a game error. On this tutorial page you will find out where to find your weapons and how to re-equip them with Arthur. Fortunately, the solution to the problem of "disappearing weapons" is very simple.