Yeah, except a few scenes it felt alittle less natural
(i loved that they pick a fight but flash forward and they dance all together, or the lennies scene)
Thinking about it it makes sense.
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Red Dead Redemption 2 |OT2| For A Few Hours More
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Yeah, except a few scenes it felt alittle less natural
Thinking about it it makes sense.
So uh, I used to love "slipping" and falling in GTA online, but when it also happens to your horse.... makes me feel kinda bad lol.
Wonder where they got all these "horse pain cries" sounds. Also, are certain horse types better at navigating mountain terrain?
I'm still keeping an eye out for faster horses but nothing substantial has come up.
Don't worry, my first bought horse is STILL alive! Thank you horse reviver
Wonder where they got all these "horse pain cries" sounds. Also, are certain horse types better at navigating mountain terrain?
I'm still keeping an eye out for faster horses but nothing substantial has come up.
Damn, I'm guessing that's 4K cos my screenshot don't look that good in 1080p.
Do you not walk around camp doing things? There's multiple chores you can do (split wood, carry hay, fetch water, etc) which boost your standing with the camp, then there's the morning stew + coffee that gets put out for everyone to eat and drink (which restores your health/stamina/deadeye).
Hanging around camp characters will have conversations not just with you, but each other too which can flesh their characters out simply by you listening to them, there's some great ones too. The game will even allow you to interject sometimes or the characters themselves will notice you standing near them talking to someone else and they'll ask you for your opinion on it, so it goes from being a two-way conversation with two npc's to a three-way conversation with you, feels really natural.
Then there's also events that can happen for the camp like (chapter 2 spoiler)
When you get Sean back, the camp throws a party for him and there's dancing/singing and some great conversations they have with you and others
The camp itself is one of the main ways you are meant to get to know all the people in the camp, if you are just ignoring it and riding off for missions and never talking to people in camp or spending time in it you are literally missing the biggest way the game builds up the side characters.
Yeah, the integration is great. I heard two people having a very deep discussion so I walked right up to them but didn't interact as they were still chatting then out of the blue one is like "So what do you think Arthur, should we *blah blah blah*". Very cool, makes you feel like you really are a part of the whole gang and not just a player initiating all the conversations.
I'm also finding the character development limited, starting Chapter 5. The incidental conversation around the camp can be interesting but I don't feel like it's really getting me to know these people any better. It's also really goddamned irritating when you start a main quest thinking it's going to be with that person and it ends up sticking you with Micah, who is the worst.
Yup, i agree, and i liked that a lot. Much less hand holding. You can blast through in a speed run but can let the game immerse you if you are willing to make time for it.
You can follow the mental states of sadie clearly for example when you just give ears to what she has to say and talk to her frequently.
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Both are awesome I agree
I love Big Valley so much, such a beautiful area. Too bad its so empty
Lol, it only played in one damn mission, no way they remastered it for only a couple seconds. >__<
I agree, I played RDR1 and RDR2 with free aim but RDR1 feels way more responsive and smooth in terms of shooting. I had no trouble getting headshot in that game but in RDR2 that's a different story.
I also hate how your screen starts shaking once you get hit.
Try replay a story mission that's mostly gunfight with free aim and you will know what I am talking about. The game is a mess in third person free aim.
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What the hell happened to this game in chapter 5 lol. The story just careens off the rails in record time and pushes you to a bog-standard stranded-in-an-island trope and pushes you into a mini-Mexico-from-RDR1 chapter where you meet a bunch of people you don't care about and get pushed into a "revolution" of sorts that you really don't care for. The area's tiny and the missions are whatever. The only thing that seems to happen story-wise is that Dutch gets crazier. The music is borderline offensive with all the generic "jungle" shit in the background and a mission called "savagery unleashed", smh. Most the guards didn't even have good spanish accent and delivered their lines terribly.
Thank god the Guarma section of the game is only 2 hours long because if they had wanted to make this a second open-world hub and make you spend 10 hours in there I would've just dropped the game honestly. What a terrible idea. All those man-hours wasted on a misstep like this. At least the jungle looked pretty in 4K.
Damn, went for my second time at the Theater in Saint-Denis last night. Got to see 3 different acts and the Cabaret one playing with a headset on was amazing. I was about to cheer in my bed
Aside from contacting Rockstar support, I think you're SoL. What made you think the code would be for another platform? Could have sworn its mentioned that the money would be given to you on the same platform you order the game for.
What the hell happened to this game in chapter 5 lol. The story just careens off the rails in record time and pushes you to a bog-standard stranded-in-an-island trope and pushes you into a mini-Mexico-from-RDR1 chapter where you meet a bunch of people you don't care about and get pushed into a "revolution" of sorts that you really don't care for. The area's tiny and the missions are whatever. The only thing that seems to happen story-wise is that Dutch gets crazier. The music is borderline offensive with all the generic "jungle" shit in the background and a mission called "savagery unleashed", smh. Most the guards didn't even have good spanish accent and delivered their lines terribly.
Thank god the Guarma section of the game is only 2 hours long because if they had wanted to make this a second open-world hub and make you spend 10 hours in there I would've just dropped the game honestly. What a terrible idea. All those man-hours wasted on a misstep like this. At least the jungle looked pretty in 4K.
Yeaaahhh that chapter is pretty bad
Had the same response, glad I'm not alone.
What the hell happened to this game in chapter 5 lol. The story just careens off the rails in record time and pushes you to a bog-standard stranded-in-an-island trope and pushes you into a mini-Mexico-from-RDR1 chapter where you meet a bunch of people you don't care about and get pushed into a "revolution" of sorts that you really don't care for. The area's tiny and the missions are whatever. The only thing that seems to happen story-wise is that Dutch gets crazier. The music is borderline offensive with all the generic "jungle" shit in the background and a mission called "savagery unleashed", smh. Most the guards didn't even have good spanish accent and delivered their lines terribly.
Thank god the Guarma section of the game is only 2 hours long because if they had wanted to make this a second open-world hub and make you spend 10 hours in there I would've just dropped the game honestly. What a terrible idea. All those man-hours wasted on a misstep like this. At least the jungle looked pretty in 4K.
What the hell happened to this game in chapter 5 lol. The story just careens off the rails in record time and pushes you to a bog-standard stranded-in-an-island trope and pushes you into a mini-Mexico-from-RDR1 chapter where you meet a bunch of people you don't care about and get pushed into a "revolution" of sorts that you really don't care for. The area's tiny and the missions are whatever. The only thing that seems to happen story-wise is that Dutch gets crazier. The music is borderline offensive with all the generic "jungle" shit in the background and a mission called "savagery unleashed", smh. Most the guards didn't even have good spanish accent and delivered their lines terribly.
Thank god the Guarma section of the game is only 2 hours long because if they had wanted to make this a second open-world hub and make you spend 10 hours in there I would've just dropped the game honestly. What a terrible idea. All those man-hours wasted on a misstep like this. At least the jungle looked pretty in 4K.
Yea I don't know what the fuck they were thinking with that
It's also the perfect confrontation with reality in terms of Dutch's "Tahiti" promise.
40 hours in.... still chapter 3.. man i love this game.
Ran into
Ran into
Van Horn and got a stranger mission from i woman with a son who looks like the creepy people in AHS's second Season. I had to search for Magico or something like that and chase him down. The whole mission was giving me a smile from ear to ear. Loved it.
It pains me to say that I don't think I'm going to finish this one.
The Epilogue is so long and this story has BEEN over. Gratuitous fan service that bogs the whole experience down IMO.
Oh wow, didn't expect this conclusion to the money-lending sidequests.
Good on Morgan for finally telling Strauss to fuck off lol. Though it kind of bugs me that no one seems to be reacting to the fact that I kicked him out. Even in the cutscene itself, it didn't seem that anyone was actually paying attention to the commotion.
Isn't Social Club a thing? Like I could buy it on the Xbox or something
I got nothing
As in, later on? Cuz my issue is that they didn't react immediately.
And... The credits roll... Whew, what a journey. It's gonna take a while to gather my thoughts on this one. So many ups and downs.
Just keep going, it's totally worth it in the end. It's not that long either.
As long as you don't use the code im sure you could contact Rockstar first to see if anything comes from that. Worth a try, but not buying the game all over again.
Or heck, maybe someone with GTAV on Xbox got RDR2 on PS4 and now has a code you can trade then with.
Yep, I have one too, which is really cool and fitting for the setting I found it in.
I think they're special hats, though, while other, common (yet not for sale?) hats (like a train driver's, the Lemoyne Raiders'...) aren't for Arthur to keep.
You may rethink about it...
Epilogue part 1 is busy work, Epilogue 2 is where you get new missions and happen to get closure...
because... Micah and Dutch are still out there somewhere, and you know you cannot just let Arthur's death not being avenged.
Any tips on getting animals to spawn? I need to hunt panther, cougar, and badger for crafting. But they never spawn in the location indicated on the in-game map.
Whenever I go to the area with the little cougar drawing or panther drawing on the map, all I find are deer, turkeys, and boars, etc. Bait does nothing, or I'm using it wrong.
Whenever I go to the area with the little cougar drawing or panther drawing on the map, all I find are deer, turkeys, and boars, etc. Bait does nothing, or I'm using it wrong.
They are looking on though, during the cutscene. Afterwards, you get the reactions of like "not gonna throw me out next, huh, Arthur?"
Have you tried killing a deer and waiting? Or is that wait you meant by "bait"?
Annoying bug I've found. If you pick up a gun during a mission, retry the mission if failed, the gun you've replaced will no longer be on your horse.
I've lost a pump action shotgun and Lancaster repeater this way.
I've lost a pump action shotgun and Lancaster repeater this way.
Where are the badass, gangster, grimy OUTLAW clothes?
Everything in the Tailor's shops is just fancy boy dandy stuff. I want Arthur to look mean and hard, not some pin-striped city slicker with a fucking top hat!
Everything in the Tailor's shops is just fancy boy dandy stuff. I want Arthur to look mean and hard, not some pin-striped city slicker with a fucking top hat!
Ironically... sometimes I just ignore Strangers lol. Sometimes I just keep riding on lol
Well, I didn't catch any obvious glances. Also didn't help that Dutch of all people was just carrying on in the background like nothing happened. I did go near a few people to interact with them, but they didn't say anything about it. So... I guess I was just unlucky in every aspect lol
Which city dweller would choose to buy a cowboy outfit? I get your point though.
Saint Denis was a mistake, it shouldn't even be in this game, now I don't even want to progress the story anymore. I just want to wander around and get lost in this dream city. It's mesmerizing and beyond comprehension.
Perhaps I just love this type of setting too much, even more so than wild west, it's basically the BioShock setting for me.
This is got to be the most impressive city in any open world game ever.
Perhaps I just love this type of setting too much, even more so than wild west, it's basically the BioShock setting for me.
This is got to be the most impressive city in any open world game ever.
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The game lacks an option to steal coats and trousers from people, by robbing or looting...
I can skin an animal but not undress a Pinkerton... *sigh*