@@SlightlyCorrupted it’s definitely enough to move if you buy a basic home and not a mansion, and don’t live like a multi millionaire. Live like you do now and you’d be set
@@theuntitledproget2648the Tahiti thing was not even real he just kept saying that cause he was greedy he just kept saying I have a plan and enough money to go to Tahiti to get the gang to stay on track.
Tahiti is a real place. It's in the French peninsula. I'm pretty sure. correct me if I'm wrong, but it's a real place. It's just in France kind of near France I should say@@NOTHANKSBRO1
i think that was 1200 because of the share arthur gets and 200 x 4 is 800 and the rest is the gang share + plus the ruetlinger watch for arthur which means the total not including the watch is 1200 (i think)
Maybe it is sad how the value of the dollar went to s***. Thanks, international bankers pulling your money out of the stock market all at once. Thanks Woodrow Wilson for starting the Federal Reserve.@@AvighnTerminator
The modern conversion rates are: Saint Denis. $ 3,634,000 Valentine. $725,000 Trolley robbery. $1644.34 Cornwall Train. $54,000 US army train. $908,000 This is assuming that $1 in 1899 is equal to $36.34 in 2024, and may not be completely accurate. It comes to around $1,681,000, which is probably enough to move 20 people to Tahiti.
exactly! because money in the 1800s is ALOT of money right now…hell, it was still a lot of money back then. safe to say that the gang would’ve finally went to tahiti if saint denis didnt fail
Bill is alot more competent than dutch. Bill was right on the heist because there was literally one guard in the whole bank and they left with no hassle
The robbery from the army train was more than 25k, when arthur goes back for the money, in the mission red dead redemption, just one of the bags from the train had at least 40k
If Dutch was smart, he would've given Charles half of the Saint Denis robbery money, before Charles helped them get on the boat. Truthfully, the best jobs they pulled, were the ones dutch wasn't involved in. The riverboat, Valentine bank, and the oil wagon train robbery, were all very successful without Dutch.
it was around 25k/30k because you get 20k at the end of the epilogue but in the journal it shows john paid off his debts using the money, and it's not clear how much micah and dutch could have spent
They apparently wanted a plot of land and a farm amongst other things so i dont think 20K would've been enough, probably enough if they just wanna move there and not have anything left
All of that money combine plus the score thats in the bottom of the ocean that $146,546 almost as much as the one they got on blackwater which was $150,000
this is what’s so frustrating. dutch didn’t want the gang to get out of the life. he destroyed everything for more money and more exciting jobs when they already had more than enough money to buy land or leave the country. it really makes me wish there were alternate endings.
@@Jellymasterjellyking Fully understand since it was like an special pre order mission? In the collection edition I believe it was? If I also remember correct, it's an easy miss able mission aswell since it's Uncle giving it, if I remember correct? forgot what chapter it was in? But it's when they are in that abandon plantation house? You have too be at camp at a certain time an all, like that one mission with Uncle where you steal a herd of cows. You can search for it, hope I'm not making a fool out of myself because I have such a strong memory of it 😅
@@PelvissI replayed the game recently, and I don’t know if they added this recently, but the game actually tells you when those exclusive missions are available. You just have to pay attention to the notifications on the top left
