Yeah, I'm pretty sure there are some missions with scripted weather.
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Red Dead Redemption 2 |OT| Old Friends, New Problems
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Yeah, I'm pretty sure there are some missions with scripted weather.
You know, I completely forgot that the compendium even existed. Just checked my own and it's still pitifully empty but the information on what I do have seems to be very useful. Thanks for remininding me lol. Any tips on where I can find Badgers? I haven't seen a single one my entire playthrough.
Massive spoilers in this obviously, don't watch until you're finished with the game or don't care.
Why is it that every time I lasso someone on the horse, when I get off, the lasso breaks and they run away. The first time I lassoed someone this didnt happen but only that first time.
If you're hunting a legendary animal will clues not always spawn in the same place when you respawn?
Losing the White Arabian for the whole game is really just sad.
Does anyone know when Saint Denis starts selling Arabian Horses?
Does anyone know when Saint Denis starts selling Arabian Horses?
Camp is rewarding you with character and narrative interactions. It's very well built so you are more and more inclined to get back to it when you can. There's always something to do (shaving, clothing, getting supplies, a mission, sleeping, buying something for the camp, or being a good member of the community...). The initial position of the camp (as in chapter 2) on the map makes it central so you get back to it quickly or uses it to go through the map.
It's the best example of how the game is building an excellent roleplay experience. The complex and simulation gameplay are another important element of this, but the camp is so powerful. It's brilliant narrative-wise, despite a few lines of dialogues that come back and others little things that aren't perfect. I really wonder how the camp is going to evolve over time.
To answer your question (finally haha), I usually get back to camp at the end of the day if I'm nearby or within 2 to 3 days if I went too far. So far I stuck close to the camp of Chapter 2 and the missions so I'm always 5 minutes away from the camp maximum.
I think you have to hold down a button ... right trigger?
If you just respawned, I think you have to wait a bit before trying again.
This is stupid. I seriously only get one shot at it? Why would I waste my time on this shit if I know I only get one shot?
The trinkets you can craft from the animals are pretty worth it.
Dunno, but you do have to wait a couple of in-game days if they kill you, yeah. Or you can go to the saves and see if there's an autosave from before you died. Likewise, when they do respawn you can savescum instead of dying and waiting.
Was going after a bounty and stopped to hunt a lil but then bounty hunters came after me :o
I hid behind a rock and just watched them search for me for a while, was gonna let them ride off but I couldn't help tossing dynamite at them and ambushing them.
I hid behind a rock and just watched them search for me for a while, was gonna let them ride off but I couldn't help tossing dynamite at them and ambushing them.
Another hour and a half played. Another hour and a half of accomplishing nothing. One of these days I'll set a marker for a story mission and actually go to the story mission.
Riding into Saint Denis after 20 hours in the wilderness and Valentine/Strawberry was really something else. Super misty night and the lighting is insane, and I'm now down about $500 after visiting the tailor, but Arthur looks cool as fuck now.
I just need to say, this game is blowing my mind.
I've never played a game which felt like it could be a real place before. I just get lost looking at everything. Inspecting every tree just to see how different they are from each other, seeing some building in the distance and heading there just to find a new side story, watching the animals react to me being around, how my horse behaves, talking/responding to people in an organic way, studying the architecture, seeing how npcs go about doing their thing, etc
It's really freaking immersive, to the point I believe it's starting to blur the lines between games and reality in new ways. I'm scared I may have been creating new memories of places I've been to that aren't even real.
I've played many open world games (even previous rockstar games) and while they're cool, I always went directly to the missions because everything in between I found boring and a waste of my time. Not this game, this one is a joy just to walk around and discover new places.
Yes the controls still are clunky as hell and the UI is fucking shit, but the attention to detail in every other area is just nuts it'll make it really hard for me to go back to other open world games in the future.
I've never played a game which felt like it could be a real place before. I just get lost looking at everything. Inspecting every tree just to see how different they are from each other, seeing some building in the distance and heading there just to find a new side story, watching the animals react to me being around, how my horse behaves, talking/responding to people in an organic way, studying the architecture, seeing how npcs go about doing their thing, etc
It's really freaking immersive, to the point I believe it's starting to blur the lines between games and reality in new ways. I'm scared I may have been creating new memories of places I've been to that aren't even real.
I've played many open world games (even previous rockstar games) and while they're cool, I always went directly to the missions because everything in between I found boring and a waste of my time. Not this game, this one is a joy just to walk around and discover new places.
Yes the controls still are clunky as hell and the UI is fucking shit, but the attention to detail in every other area is just nuts it'll make it really hard for me to go back to other open world games in the future.
As amazing as this game is, i think it only highlights, at least for me, the masterpiece RDR1 is, from characters to story the first game has this one beat, on activities this one obviously is much much diverse.
For a new page I figured someone may now know.
When do the Arabian horses start showing up? I botched grabbing the white one up north on something rather stupid. Saint Denis doesn't even sell horses to me currently.
When do the Arabian horses start showing up? I botched grabbing the white one up north on something rather stupid. Saint Denis doesn't even sell horses to me currently.
I find the characters in RDR2 to be way more interesting than the first game. All of the gang members have distinct personalities and lots of dialogue even the lesser ones, for example.
Putting in a spoiler tag just in case
I was able to buy them in Chapter 4 after doing the first mission I believe
I hate you so much, Micah.
I don't even have any spoiler to discuss. I just hate you. Please go away.
I don't even have any spoiler to discuss. I just hate you. Please go away.
I passed next to a ? in Saint Denis while I was escaping from the police, I think it was about a painter girl?
Anyway, I was killed and now that ? doesn't appear anymore, does anyone know how to make it appear again?
Was that secondary mission whorty?
Anyway, I was killed and now that ? doesn't appear anymore, does anyone know how to make it appear again?
Was that secondary mission whorty?
So is it possible somehow to get that black leather coat you wear during the bank heist mission in chapter 3?? Thats what im searching for
I like playing this game but I fucking wish it would remember my guns AND the ammo for them.
I have to change those two fucking things sometimes 4/5 times during a mission.
The "better check at your horse if you took your second rifle" stuff is cute but at least remember what it was when I'm riding ON it.
I have to change those two fucking things sometimes 4/5 times during a mission.
The "better check at your horse if you took your second rifle" stuff is cute but at least remember what it was when I'm riding ON it.
I'm having some kind of bug where I will randomly lose all of my varmint rifle ammo. I just bought 180 rounds of it a an hour ago and haven't used it or even equipped it since, and now when I grab it to shoot a raccoon I suddenly have no ammo.
You can go to a Post Office in a different state and pay it off, if you don't want to run into the law.
Ride into any post office in the state you gave the bounty in, walk up to the clerk, and pay it off.
The post office is marked as a little envelope icon on the map
Edit: Actually yeah, as Racer said it doesn't even have to be the state you have the bounty. Any state, any post office.
How the hell are you supposed to deal with the "10 guys ambush you with a carriage" event? It's happened multiple times to me now, and this time I lost the warhorse I'd been using since the start of the game. I was dead in less than a minute, my horse was downed almost instantly and was gone when I "woke up."
This is by far the most frustrating thing to happen so far. Every time I start to warm up to this game, it does something totally random to pull the rug out from under me.
I think I'm just going to skip the side content and mainline the story now.
This is by far the most frustrating thing to happen so far. Every time I start to warm up to this game, it does something totally random to pull the rug out from under me.
I think I'm just going to skip the side content and mainline the story now.
Guess I fucked up the "Unforgiven" stranger quest that starts in Valentine as I've killed 3 of the 4 gunslingers I'm supposed to get info from. Now I haven't seen the biographer since. In chapter 3 now.
They don't go away over time, then? That sucks. Fucking Micah.
Without spoiling it, at which point do you start getting new arrows? I only have the regular arrows. I'm still part way into Chapter 2. I know the fence/trapper has a recipe for poison ones but looking for others. I don't want to look online in case I see any potential spoilers.
Feels like there's a rainbow every where you look in this game.
Unfortunately not. I'm still rocking that $300 bounty I have in West Elizabeth from that Micah mission.
I'm in chapter 4.
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