Those aren't just difficult to find for new players, but for veteran players as well! 👍 I think that floating block at #5 is Gavin 😆 All joking aside, though, when I see the unfinished Mexico map in this game, it makes me a little sad. I really wish R* had given us a story mode DLC with a finished map of Mexico and a story expansion, but I know it will never happen. RDR2 is still an amazing game, though!
There would have to be a reason for John to go to Mexico which wouldn’t happen till the first games events. Now if we could get the first game with the second one’s graphics and locations, that would be everything
tbh the game would need to cost ;more if they were to do more content, its more than enough for that price, can't wait for the sequel tho this game truely was a masterpiece
@@lego_boba_fett_watch the function that is called is not necessary tied to the location of that cube. Considering it's location it could trigger the Guarma map to load but I'm just speculating.
@@lego_boba_fett_watch also after gaining a lot more knowledge on the topic it doesn't seem like Mexico was scrapped. It was never meant to be included and possibly even the entire south west of the map was not originally included when they started development. When you explore that area it becomes obvious that they used the map from the original game and remastered everything that was needed. Mexico was part of that map and you could go there but apparently RDR2s story never found an excuse to make the player go there so why bother putting that much time and money into a part of the map that will pretty much be dead space. It was textured and received the same (auto generated?) Vegetation placement as many other parts just outside the map and Rockstar never planned on including Mexico. Still confused why they never did anything with it in online as it's still a fully modelled and textured place that could have made for a HUGE update without that much effort.
wait, isn’t that a 3D modeling cube? Because I am currently in my first year of 3D and video game school in France and generally, these cubes are for creating an item, or something else..
@@Nocreap it's just the most basic 3D shape and supported by pretty much anything. That's also why 3D software usually gives you a camera, light and cube an an empty project as you will need some starting point regardless. In this case this basic 3D shape is most likely just there to call some script or something similar. Or at least it might have been used for that during development and no one bothered removing it as it's way outside the explorable map.
There is another floating cube in the snowy regions. Out of the bounds of course. I've explored those areas so much. It hurts how much good stuff is almost complete but inaccessible
@@DexZethTo be honest, Rockstar has nothing to say. These corporate rats of gay2 are terrorizing their studios. There, the only thing that matters is money, player and employee have nothing to say.
@p10z10 You cannot enter it it's blocked off by Rockstar because they did not finish it. Most of Guarma and all things related were scraped by Rockstar due to time constraints. Same with Mexico etc
Nice finds! I second what others say. If only they had DLC content for all of this. It’s almost like they had plans for all of this and then scrapped it
so please explain to a fairly newbie RDR2 player, is this Mexico map a downloadable add-on or is it something you kind of walk into? I've got about 30 hours currently doing every little mindless task along the way and have made it to chapter 3 lol
from what is known about the development of the game the whole New Austin area was added as an afterthought and uses the map from RDR1 as the base. Nuevo Paraiso (or Mexico) was explorable in that game but seemingly Rockstar didn´t think it was necessary and gave it the most basic polishing to make it look good enough when viewed from New Austins borders.
@@watchmo2310 actually that game was great for me, I finally got through everything and nearly 100%, think like 374 hours is what I got total on it now LOL absolutely love the game, really hope they come out with another
ok you know for a FACT #1 is just the game acting weird because you're somewhere you're not supposed to be. the shark got close to the shore, and because the waves were so tall and clipped through the ground, it beached itself.
This summer after an epic journey around the map I ended up with a saved game of Chapter 2 Arthur on Guarma! It's been fun exploring without having to worry about soldiers and snipers and such...I even managed to finally make it back onto the map from there after dozens of tries!
Isn't that a bit unreasonable? It's not like RDR 2 is a "small" game. It's more than big enough even with New Austin being quite trivial compared to the main region, and the epilogue being not exactly a patch on chapters 1 to 6. We don't exactly "need" Mexico as more than just something to note from the border in truth.
I think and this is just speculation that they intended to do a John Marston DLC that is practically a Remake of RDR1, this would blow the gaming world's mind but I guess Take-Two didn't approve. I would guess the return on investment for such a massive DLC (one the size of a full game) wasn't as big as making another GTAOnline DLC, or keeping resources for GTA6.
@@SuperAzoz99 A shame. But honestly I'm not surprised if they had plans but the publisher chose to block them. I think they made a mistake, obviously. No telling how much a essentially fully fledged remake [in practical terms] of the first game would have blown up, even as DLC. More grating is that a remake OF RDR 1 was in the pipelines, but they shut it down. There's no smoke without fire and there was a LOT of fire on that one. I'll be completely honest here. "IF" they did a package deal in which they remaster RDR2 for the current gen consoles but also did a remake or big remaster of the 1st game all under one roof, if the price was right I WOULD buy that. But that would only be if people who already own one or both games, could get a significant discount, even if they priced it for any first time buyers at £69.99, that's fine, but people who already own your games who just want a DEFINITIVE edition, should get it for something like £30 to £40 or so. [I think they, the publishers, would find such as that selling like hot cakes]
It's in so many places.. Pretty much in every camp of enemies it can be found somewhere on a crate or table, and it's also in allot of barns and other places lol
They must know these glitches work. The one on that island before chapter 5 how you travel ages get to the location but there's trees around they knew there was glitch so added detail for when people find it. Not extreme detail but enough to put trees around n a shark dying on shore line.and that building in mexico definitely put the glitches in themselves like with gta 5.
The fort in mexico looks like the fort where Bill Williamson's gang was set up in RDR1, it kind of looks like they planned to remake RDR1's story, even if in DLC form, but they just didnt have the time. It's sad to see all this cool cut content.
A question, but how do you have a horse to explore Mexico? I tried to follow the tutorial but after waking up from the drunk my horse was stuck on the river bank without the possibility of getting him to me. Can anyone tell me how to have the horse close to me after waking up?
so like in TWW i heard some like donkey sounds and then in rdr2 i heard the same donkey sounds which just means that TWW just yoinked RDR2's donkey sound and put it on their donkey
I am with John on Guarma and got no invisible sniper and saved the game. Now I'm stuck in Guarma wearing warm clothes for cold weather 😂 Edit: It's possible to walk back to Saint Denis
You can literally visit Guarma anytime after Chapter 1 lol 😆 It is recommended to do it before the events of Chapter 5 to avoid the invisible sniper triggering
That map going into Mexico were we find Javier well few reasons rockstar games and the completion to buildings they forgot to finish them and left us with one unfinished building am sure in the nearest future of 2026 there will be a Red Dead Redemption 3 were we actually go to Mexico 🇲🇽 I now all the red dead redemption fans want a part 3 of this game and mybe go into guarmar to 👍🏼🐴👍🏼🤠
I still don't get why rockstar won't open up Guarma and Mexico for online play. You could added mission, expanded rolls, endless exploration. Something the online player actually want! They're constantly adding to GTA online which is older with subpar graphics compared to RDR2
Because newer guns and cars and explosions and all that sort of stuff is seen as "cooler" than cowboy old worldy wild west stuff. Yes. I know. It's rather sad. And I refuse to not be MAD about it. But there's sod all we can do. I've played both RDR 2 and GTA V [story mode] for probably nigh on a thousand hours each. And you know what? I think overall, RDR 2 trumps GTA V. And they SHOULD HAVE gone all in on RDR 2's online and story campaign modes. Because online is a ghost town from what I hear right now, and the story mode DESERVED some manner of expansive DLC. [Sadly they still wanted to keep milking GTA online]
@Requiemslove the "new" missions are copy and paste of old missions for GTA online. And don't get me started on the freaking business partners. I've even come up with a few ideas that would work for RDO and still give players what they crave. For Sisaka, you could have similar missions to break out a prisoner like in story mode, but the reward could be a rare treasure map for Guarma or Mexico. Also, you could smuggle out items from Guarma for any blood money NPC. A Mexico mission could be stealing cocaine for a blood money NPC. There could be new opportunities for all the roles as well. I'm not mad, just confused about how the hell they're missing this.
@@markwillibey6022 I'll have to take your word for it. I "think" I tried the starter mission for GTA V online and "started" making a character in RDO, but I've probably spent less than 20 minutes in either experience.
There's literally no point in exploring OUTSIDE the map. Hardly anything to see, and less to find. With New Austin at least, while it's far less impressive than what you see in the main games area, at least there are things to, you know, find. Talismans, treasures, and animals and some horse types you can't get as Morgan, unless you want to risk the Pinkertons? Mexico by contrast, it's just a bare bones usually unreachable location with a few barely there "buildings" that are more facades. Still, I suppose this had some small manner of entertainment value, if nothing else.
