Red Dead Redemption 2 Wish List: 10 Things We Want

More People

The population out west during the 1800s and early 1900s was pretty thin, but we think Red Dead Redemption 2's cities, towns, trails, and roads, could use some more people and some more diversity. 

The atmosphere in Red Dead Redemption was incredible. And while we still want those quiet moments out on the trail, we'd love to pass more travelers on horseback, more workers, more stagecoaches with valuables, and more wagons full of people looking for a better life out west. 

In the towns, particularly the bigger settlements, we want to see more people milling about, saloons full of people gambling and downing whiskey, jail cells full of vagrants and troublemakers, and churches with parishioners.

We'd also love to see Native Americans and African Americans play a big role in the sequel. 

Nastas from the original Red Dead Redemption was an interesting character because of his views on government policy. Their stories and perspectives about American expansion should be explored further in this game.