Alright, folks, buckle up your horses because the drama is thicker than Dutch’s accent in a poker game! 🤠 Apparently, the voice actors from Red Dead Redemption are back at it again, stirring up more dust than a tumbleweed in a tornado. First, it was John Marston himself, Rob Wiethoff, teasing us with “exciting news” he can’t share. Oh, the suspense! 🙄 Like we haven’t heard that one before. Now, Arthur Morgan, or rather, Roger Clark, is joining the party with cryptic “Yes” replies and dog memes. Are we supposed to decipher the secrets of the universe from a picture of a smirking canine? 🤔🐕🦺 This is getting ridiculous!
So, Wiethoff, the guy who brought John Marston to life (or at least, to our ears), dropped a bombshell during a riveting Twitch stream. He’s got news, folks! Big news! The kind of news that’s just BURSTING to get out. But alas, he can’t tell us. 🤐 It’s “killing” him, he says. Yeah, sure, just like it “killed” us when Rockstar announced Red Dead Online was getting another groundbreaking update involving…wait for it… telegram missions. 😴 Riveting stuff. Anyway, fans, being the ever-so-slightly obsessive bunch they are, immediately flocked to the internet to speculate. Because that’s what we do best, right? Overanalyze every syllable uttered by a voice actor until we’ve convinced ourselves that Red Dead Redemption 3 is just around the corner. 🤡
But wait, there’s more! Just when you thought the hype train couldn’t possibly gain any more steam, Arthur Morgan himself, Roger Clark, decided to throw some gasoline on the fire. 🔥 In response to Wiethoff’s cryptic ramblings, Clark simply replied “Yes” to a fan question, accompanied by a picture of a dog with a knowing smirk. A DOG, PEOPLE! 🐕 What does it MEAN?! Is it a clue? A red herring? Or just Clark’s way of saying, “Yeah, I’m contractually obligated to keep this vague, but please keep the hype alive so I can stay relevant”? 🤔 You decide!
And let’s not forget about the ever-vigilant Reddit detectives, who are now dissecting Clark’s sentence structure to determine who “they” might be. 🕵️♂️ Is it Rockstar? Is it a secret cabal of voice actors plotting to overthrow the gaming industry? Or maybe, just maybe, it’s a marketing team trying to generate buzz for a potential announcement. But who cares about the truth when we can spin wild conspiracy theories, am I right? 🤪
Oh, but the saga continues! Noshir Dalal, the voice of Charles (you know, the quiet, stoic one who probably regrets ever getting involved with the Van der Linde gang), has also joined the party. He posted a GIF of Jason Momoa spinning in a chair. 🤷♂️ I’m not even going to pretend to understand what that means. Maybe he’s just bored. Maybe he’s hinting at a Red Dead Redemption themed water park. 🤷♀️ Who knows! The point is, everyone’s getting in on the act, and the hype is reaching fever pitch.🌡️
So, what’s the big announcement? A Red Dead Redemption remaster? A sequel? A crossover with Grand Theft Auto where Arthur Morgan robs banks in Los Santos? 🤯 Or maybe, just maybe, it’s nothing at all. Perhaps Rockstar is just enjoying watching us squirm, knowing that we’ll hang on their every word, no matter how vague or meaningless. 😈 After all, they’re the masters of hype, and we’re just a bunch of easily manipulated gamers, desperately clinging to the hope that our favorite cowboy simulator will get another shot at glory. 🤠
Whether it’s Red Dead Redemption 2 coming to the Nintendo Switch 2 (because that’s totally what everyone wants, right? 🙄) or something even more earth-shattering, one thing is for sure: the internet is going to be a very interesting place in the coming days. So grab your popcorn, folks, and prepare for the ride. It’s gonna be a bumpy one! 🍿
And remember, don’t believe everything you read on the internet. Especially when it comes from voice actors teasing vague announcements about video games. They’re just messing with us. 😂 Or are they? 🤔
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