Red Dead Redemption 2 A Quiet Time Walkthrough

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In the raucous world of Red Dead Redemption 2, the mission “A Quiet Time” offers a unique blend of humor and chaos. Join Arthur Morgan as he navigates a night of debauchery with Lenny in Valentine, where getting drunk is just the beginning. From reconciling with old rivals to evading the law, this mission is a wild ride that challenges players to keep their wits about them, even when the characters can’t. Dive into this walkthrough to master the art of surviving a night out in the Wild West.

Walkthrough: Dutch informs you that Micah has been arrested. Go with Lenny to the saloon in Valentine. Get inside the building and sit at the bar. The conversation with Lenny gets interrupted – you can tell the man politely that he should leave you both, threaten him or beat the man. The options get unlocked over time. If you don’t choose any, Arthur will “charm” the stranger (a peaceful solution).

After the first round of drinks, stay on the ground floor of the saloon and find Tommy, with whom you’ve fisted a few missions before. Talk to him several times to try to reconcile with him.

After the first set of drinks Arthur has to go on the upper floor. Reach the area above the bar. Lenny stands there.

Drink more. After that you have to go down. Approach the bar – drunk Lenny is going wild on it. Hit one of the men who stand next to the bar.

The next scene forces you to play in the first perspective mode. Enter the saloon. Go on the upper floor, turn left and then right. Enter room 1A and watch a funny cut-scene featuring Lenny. Keep talking to the saloon’s visitors until Lenny finds Arthur.

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You are now outside the building. You can drown the man you are holding or wait until he frees himself and escapes.

The last part of the mission starts when the police arrives:

  1. Escape is possible but it is hard to do. Run down the alley between the buildings and be sure that Arthur doesn’t hit any of the poles or other obstacles (try to stay in the middle of the path). Turn right and press the jump button when you reach the small fence (the option to jump over the fence is blurred out intentionally). Arthur will wake up away from the town.
  2. Arthur and Lenny can be stopped by the police – this can happen when you don’t start running away or when you hit a pole or a fence. The heroes end up in jail (the picture 2). Lenny will pay the fine. After that both heroes will regain their freedom.

How to get a gold medal in A Quiet Time?

  1. Try to make amends with the old rival – The rival you have to try to reconcile with is Tommy. You will find him on the ground floor after the first round of drinks. You can find out more about this in our guide.
  2. Catch Lenny in the act – Reach room 1A located on the upper floor of the saloon (the part when you switch over to first person mode). This part has been described in the walkthrough.
  3. Don’t get arrested – This is the first variant of ending this quest (its description is in the walkthrough). Don’t hit any of the obstacles and successfully jump over the fence.
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What makes “A Quiet Time” stand out from other missions in Red Dead Redemption 2

“A Quiet Time” in Red Dead Redemption 2 stands out from other missions for several reasons:

  1. Unique Humor and Tone: Unlike many missions in the game that focus on intense action or dramatic storytelling, “A Quiet Time” offers a lighter, comedic tone. The mission revolves around Arthur and Lenny getting drunk in a saloon, leading to a series of hilarious and unpredictable moments.

  2. Non-Action Oriented: This mission diverges from the typical gunfights and high-stakes heists found in most Red Dead Redemption missions. Instead, it focuses on character interactions and the consequences of intoxication, making it a refreshing change of pace.

  3. Character Development: The mission provides insight into Arthur’s relationships and his ability to navigate social situations, even when impaired. It also highlights Lenny’s character and his interactions with Arthur, adding depth to their bond.

  4. Gold Medal Challenges: The mission includes specific Gold Medal requirements, such as making amends with an old rival and avoiding arrest, which add a layer of challenge and replayability.

What are the funniest moments in “A Quiet Time”

The funniest moments in “A Quiet Time” from Red Dead Redemption 2 often revolve around Arthur Morgan and Lenny’s antics while they are intoxicated. Here are some of the most humorous scenes:

  1. Slurred Conversations and Confusion: The mission features hilarious dialogue exchanges between Arthur and Lenny, with both characters slurring their words and engaging in nonsensical conversations. These interactions are filled with misunderstandings and comedic misunderstandings, such as when they try to recall events or recognize people around them123.

  2. Physical Comedy: As the night progresses, Arthur and Lenny become increasingly inebriated, leading to clumsy movements and accidental interactions with other characters. These physical mishaps add to the comedic tone of the mission23.

  3. Confrontations and Escapades: The duo often gets into confrontations with other patrons in the saloon, which escalate into chaotic scenes. Their attempts to avoid trouble or flee from the law are also filled with humor, as they struggle to maintain coherence and coordination13.

  4. Unpredictable Interactions: The mission’s unpredictability is part of its humor, as players never know what will happen next. Whether it’s Lenny stomping off or Arthur trying to make sense of his surroundings, each moment is filled with potential for laughter24.

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