Mexican Caesar

Заметки игрока

Скриншоты миссии Mexican Caesar, зеркало с Red Dead Wiki.

• ◆After completing the mission and speaking with the base commander, the player can climb aboard the train and mount the Gatling gun again. The player can then kill everyone in the area and, sometimes, may not receive any kind of bounty imposed.
• ◆If the player points the Gatling gun at the Captain, he may jump up onto the next part of the train and run towards the player. He may fall off, but, if he does, he will appear back near the engine.
• ◆If the player goes back to Allende's Villa, the gates will be locked and there is no way into it until after the mission "An Appointed Time"
• ◆The player can also ride their horse to Chuparosa, but almost no dialogue will be spoken until the train.
• ◆This is by far the longest time a player can use a machine gun.
• ◆When John is asked whether he knows how to use the Gatling gun he replies "point and pull the trigger", however, the Gatling gun does not have a trigger but instead has a firing handle which John turns to fire.
• ◆This mission foreshadows De Santa's betrayal of John and the fact that both Javier and Bill are under paid protection of Colonel Allende. Espinoza comments that De Santa didn't expect him or John to come back alive from the mission and even gave Espinoza new recruits to ensure they failed. At one point, John also asks Espinoza if he knows Javier Escuella's location, To which he refuses to answer but never denies not knowing his whereabouts, Hinting that the Mexican Army was sheltering him all along.
• ◆20,000 pesos, adjusted for inflation and U.S. dollar value, would have been worth around $500 in 1911. Colonel Allende never pays this amount.
• ◆At the end of the opening cinematic, Allende bends double and vomits: the result is bright yellow, indicating it is bile. The most common reason for this to happen would be a severe hangover (the body is attempting to purge an empty stomach), which would indicate Allende is an extremely heavy drinker.