The plot thickens on an elusive and recently discovered mystery in Red Dead Redemption 2. After following obtuse directions from spider webs, feathers and guitars, the latest wrinkle involves bird carvings, but the next step remains unclear. To catch you up a little bit, players managed to find some mysterious spider webs that appeared at particular intervals on telegraph poles in Rockstar's open-world Western. Through some powers of deduction, these lead to the discovery of a pair of guitars in Fort Wallace, just laying dormant, waiting to be found. For a minute, these acoustic instruments stumped the community, but I'm sure you know Red Dead 2 fans well enough by now to understand this roadblock wouldn't exist for long. Sure enough, someone managed to figure out the next step in this increasingly Twin Peaks-esque venture, by climbing onto the roof of where the guitars are kept, to find a pair of bird carvings. Red Dead Redemption 2 players discover new easter egg after 7 years, and they're trying to figure it out before GTA 6 After 15 years, Rockstar co-founder Dan Houser reveals the meaning behind Red Dead Redemption's Strange Man: "He's a manifestation of your shadow, your karma, the devil" GTA 6 theory crafting reaches the next level as one fan thinks the next trailer's release date has been under our noses for months A compelling suggestion is two crows who can be found in the New Austin area. One commenter claims to have found another potential clue near them involving a hatchet, but that's not been verified just yet. Wherever this leads, I can tell you one thing: Rockstar better be prepared for just how granular people are going to go with GTA 6. It looks like this'll get sorted first, and just in time, too. Red Dead Redemption 2 fan tests Rockstar's historical accuracy by conducting a literal census in the open-world game, concludes it's "a pretty amazing representation" of the era.