Maybe it’s because most players felt it as filler or something that prolonged the story longer than it needed to be but to me it was an introduction to something completely unique the franchise has never done before? Thoughts..
I, a male, have shown 3 different women the storyline to this game and all 3 of them immediately didn't like/trust Dutch before the 1st cutscene ended. I, on the other hand, immediately liked and trusted Dutch on my first playthrough. After completing the storyline, one of the things my girlfriend said is that this is a very "man" story. Has anyone else had a similar experience?
My reaction makes me think I would've got up with Dutch too if I met him. I just want to know if it's a "man" thing or a "me" thing. Are we as men more susceptible to smooth talking, plan-having cowboys than women? Or is just me?
A lot of people say having full gold guns is to much but whats your opinion on gold guns? Do some of them deserve full gold (look good in full gold), how much gold is to much and do you use it at all for your guns?
This game is getting wild.
shout out to my boy Lenny.
He is one of the smartest members of the gang. He is very good with guns, too.
I really enjoyed every mission that he participated in.
One of my favorite members of the gang.
For who don't understand the context, in the end of rdr1, Jack took his revenge to Rose without witnesses. However, he asked three people where Ross was before he did this. Imagine a creepy guy with a gun asking you where someone is, and hours later, that person is found dead. Not to mention they must have been very familiar with Jack when they imprisoned him and his mother.
picture is in deadeye to make it easier to see. i cant reach the plant. ive tried climbing the tree, jumping, looking up. it doesnt work.
1: Kill horses.
2: Antagonize camp members.
3: Kill innocent people.
4: Rob a store.
5: Steal a horse.
6: Antagonize random people.
7: Kill dogs.
8: Kill cats.
9: Shoot a lot of birds at once.
10: Let wounded animals bleed out without taking them out of their misery.
11: Rob someone.
12: Let your horse bleed out without reviving it.
13: Shoot the Tiny Church's bell.
14: Let Jimmy Brooks die.
15: Steal from dying people in Armadillo.
16: Kill the feral man's wolf family.
17: Stealing the horse from Wróbel.
18: Throw bodies off cliffs.
19: Shoot Albert Mason.
20: Kill your own horse with dynamite.
21: Kill your own horse with a fire bottle.
22: Kill fish with dynamite.
23: >!Going back for the money in the last mission as Arthur. !<
24: Shoot Getrude Braitwaite's outhouse.
25: Help the killer prostitute in Valentine.
26: Don't help Sheriff Malloy when >!Edmund Lowry Jr is trying to kill him.!<
27: Spy on women.
28: Steal William's horse.
29: Loot >!Hosea Mathew's body.!<
30: Loot >!Susan's Grimshaw body.!<
This took me a while, I will make a list of honorable things you can do later.
Luckily I was able to save my horse by closing the game before if could save
My first play through with Mr. Morgan is about to end (just 3 missions to go). Never felt so connected to a character that I spent almost 3 months playing. Excited for John Marston but it almost feels like I’m losing a friend. I know it’s dramatic but this game is on a different level, maybe because it’s not a game. It’s a cowboy / outlaw simulation.
Open to any suggestions on some of the last things Arthur needs to do before “Our Best Selves”.
Seems like something to journal about but can’t seem to interact with it, anybody else?