Roger Clark, the actor behind Arthur Morgan, has shared a unique Cameo apology request from a man who accidentally deleted his fiancée's Red Dead Redemption 2 save file.
Clark expressed his appreciation for the support he receives on Cameo, noting that while he enjoys all his fan interactions, some requests stand out. He posted a screenshot of one such recent request to X (formerly Twitter), writing: "I'm truly amazed by the support you all show me on Cameo. Thanks for enjoying my shoutouts. I love them all, but it's requests like the one below that really make my day. Let's all send positive vibes to this poor girl. At least her partner recognizes his mistake."
For this particular request, the user wrote: "apology for deleting Red Dead saved game." In the instructions for Clark, they added: "I accidentally deleted my fiancée's Red Dead Redemption 2 save. She was having a great time and made every ethical choice, with about two-thirds of the game completed. Could you offer some words of support for this devastating loss and let her know I'm sorry?"
Clark didn't share his actual Cameo video response, though many fans likely wish he had!
The responses to Clark's tweet ranged from disbelief to sympathy. Some questioned how the save file was deleted in the first place, while others suggested that a Cameo from Arthur Morgan himself might help soothe the pain. One fan commented: "If someone deleted my 100% completion save with everything unlocked—all clothing purchased, camp fully upgraded, map and journal drawings complete, dreamcatchers, murals, bones, exotics, and cards collected—a shoutout from Roger Clark might just heal the wound."
For more insights, check out IGN's extensive interview with Roger Clark about Arthur Morgan and Red Dead Redemption 2, where he discusses how the iconic role transformed his life.
In other Red Dead Redemption 2 news, fans have recently advanced in solving the game's newly discovered spiderweb mystery. They now believe they've reached the final clue after a major new discovery in Rockstar's epic cowboy sequel, described as the most significant uncovering of hidden content in years.
An intricate trail of spiderwebs was found and mapped, leading to a series of marked telegraph poles. These then directed players to a collection of guitars at Fort Wallace, where the trail initially went cold. However, fans have now progressed further—to what appears to be a final clue located beyond the edge of Red Dead Redemption 2's map.
