
A Frenchman, a Welshman and an Irishman
Irish
- Auftraggeber
- Irish
- Ort
- New Austin
- Startet bei
- Armadillo
- Endet bei
- Lake Don Julio
- Freigeschaltet durch
- Nicht angegeben
- Schaltet frei
- Man is Born Unto Trouble
Spieler-Notizen
John Marston findet Irish in Armadillo, wo ihm zwei Männer, French und Welsh, den Kopf in einen Pferdetrog drücken und ihn töten wollen. John erschießt die beiden und befreit Irish aus der Klemme. Er fragt, ob Irish für den geplanten Angriff auf Fort Mercer eine Gatling Gun auftreiben kann. Irish sagt, dass er das kann, und erklärt sich bereit, John dorthin zu führen.
Irish reitet mit John durch New Austin in Richtung Lake Don Julio und prahlt mit der Waffe und der Abmachung. Sie erreichen eine Anhöhe mit Blick auf eine Hütte, in der die Gatling Gun angeblich aufbewahrt wird. Irish entdeckt bewaffnete Wachen um das Gebäude und verschwindet sofort, sodass John sich allein um die Männer kümmern muss, die den Ort bewachen.
John kämpft sich unter Beschuss zur Hütte hinunter und tötet die Wachen draußen. Weitere Männer kommen in der Nähe des Gebäudes heraus, darunter einer mit einer Double-barreled Shotgun. Nachdem er sie ausgeschaltet hat, nimmt John die Schrotflinte an sich und betritt die Hütte bei Lake Don Julio.
Galerie
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Wissenswertes
- ◆The name of this mission derives from jokes popular in Europe, particularly Great Britain, with the basic setup of "an Englishman, an Irishman, and a Scotsman", although the men's nationalities vary depending on the country in which the joke is being told and the stereotype being used. Generally, the English and French are haughty/elitist, the Scots and Welsh are stingy/ill-tempered, and the Irish are stupid/childlike, though there are many jokes where the Irishman ends up coming out on top.
- ◆Ironically, these jokes are very popular in Ireland, where they have a beginning like "The Englishman, The Scotsman and Paddy the Irishman..." (Paddy being a common slang term for Irish people, as well as a nickname for people with the name "Patrick.")
- ◆John Marston could be considered the eponymous Scotsman of the joke, considering his heritage and low tolerance for Irish's stupidity.
- ◆Marston cannot hogtie Welsh or French, or even hit them with the lasso.
- ◆If Marston gets close enough with the revolver and fires, he may run into one of the two assailants while shooting the gun. If the player has already killed one of them, the cutscene will trigger but Marston will yell battle dialogue even though the cutscene has started.
- ◆Before starting the mission, if the player walks to the door opposite to the door marked with an , it is possible to peek into the barn. Doing so will reveal that Irish, French, and Welsh are standing still around the water trough, but the sound effects of water-splashing and Irish yelling can still be heard. If the player fires a shot at them, they will shoot back and come out of the barn. This will turn into a shootout with the lawmen. That way it is possible to hogtie Welsh.
- ◆During the shootout on Lake Don Julio, many players often lose their steed after dismounting it, from their horse either falling off the cliff leading to the cabin or simply walking into the lake and drowning. This can be troublesome, especially if the player is trying to unlock the achievement "Spurred To Victory", which requires them to use the same mount through 20 story missions.
- ◆It is impossible to complete this mission without gaining the Double-barreled Shotgun. Even if the player drags the NPC away from the door with the lasso and walks past him and avoids the shotgun, it will automatically be present in their inventory once the mission is complete.
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Zuletzt überprüft am 14. September 2026
