Yea that happened to me with Rhodes. Had a 300 dollar bounty and showed up acting like it’s the first time. LolI unlocked a lot of areas just riding around at first.
It was funny going to a place I already knew and the game acting like it was the first time
I killed that guy. I play mostly honorable, but if there's an encounter off the road a bit and he's betting money then he has that money to be looted. Got over $12 off a guy north of Rhodes doing that (it wasn't the Mexican guy).OK, I admit it -- the real reason I am not moving on is that I refuse to until I beat that Mexican guy in a shooting contest. Get me every time -- his skill against both bottle and bird is admirable. Or I suck really bad. Or possibly both. Guess I should leverage Dead Eye a little more....
I am WAY behind you guys as I was out of town for work for 5 weeks and just started the game on Tuesday. In challenges like this, are you given the chance to grab a cigar or cigarette to increase dead eye?Hmm I beat him first try. Just use dead eye
I've run into this guy twice, and the second time I was prepared and knocked down some 'baccy chaw as I was riding towards him. There are a few random encounters where you are hearing gunshots before hearing voices/seeing things, and this is one of them -- good practice anytime you are hearing shots ring out to quickly open your satchel and fill up levels as something is about to go down fer shur.I am WAY behind you guys as I was out of town for work for 5 weeks and just started the game on Tuesday. In challenges like this, are you given the chance to grab a cigar or cigarette to increase dead eye?
Right trigger alsoETA: Also, once the fish is hooked, you can let go of left trigger completely.
The main menu has a help section that explains step by step how to do these features on each type of console.I think it’s hold left trigger to aim, tap down on the right thumb stick to start dead eye, let it make an x over the enemy, pull the right trigger to initiate shooting.
To break a horseThis might be my favorite game ever.
Yesterday, after I took down the legendary white bison I noticed two animals a little ways away. Three star grizzly and a white Arabian horse. I took down the grizzly and chased the horse for what seemed like a real hour. I got him lassoed twice but he broke off both times and it went dark. I had to trudge threw feet of snow to get back to the grizzly pelt and make camp. I then had to lead my horse (who had the bison pelt) while I carried the grizzly back to the trapper. I didn't care. It was awesome.
I haven't done anything but hunting for the last couple days. I have most of the legendary animals and am on level 9 of the master hunter. I need to find a ####### opossum.![]()
I had at least 40 whiskies during the camp party and all that happened was the screen got distorted looking. Never blacked out though.Has anyone gotten blackout drunk and have something happen besides waking up outside the rear of the bar? Took roughly 10 shots.
That was fun. Think that was the last yellow mission I have completed.I made one hell of a bartender serving up the fine drunkards of Rhoades. Got that serving rhythm down real quick.
Basically I have been hunting, fishing and camping and taking on occasional random encounters and bounties in between. This is my GOAT non sports video game. I am loving another life on RDR2.This might be my favorite game ever.
Yesterday, after I took down the legendary white bison I noticed two animals a little ways away. Three star grizzly and a white Arabian horse. I took down the grizzly and chased the horse for what seemed like a real hour. I got him lassoed twice but he broke off both times and it went dark. I had to trudge through feet of snow to get back to the grizzly pelt and make camp. I then had to lead my horse (who had the bison pelt) while I carried the grizzly back to the trapper. I didn't care. It was awesome.
I haven't done anything but hunting for the last couple days. I have most of the legendary animals and am on level 9 of the master hunter. I need to find a ####### opossum.![]()
It is, but you don't have to worry about ruining pelts.Have we talked about how hard it is to kill Legendary animals? Took 3 rifle shots to the skull to kill the white buffalo. I killed a normal one with one shot to the head.
Almost lost my legendary moose yesterday because he died in the water. Had to use the horse in the water to push the carcass to shallow water where I could skin it.
Seems to be a lawless town. Or, so I have heard...4 consecutive kills with a tomahawk sucked. I think it has to take place in one continuous fight with an enemy around the whole time. Kept resetting back to zero until I went into Van Horn and picked a fight.
So on a TOTALLY UNRELATED question, any negative repercussions if you wipe out the entire town of Van Horn? Besides losing 1/4 of the Honor bar, that is.
No, but every time I see a deer on my way into work, I quick-scope it with the rifle I now carry around to see its pelt quality.Quick poll: Is it just me or are any of you guys tending to speak with a slight southern draw now and do you find yourself calling the postal lady and servers at restaurants "ma'am, missy, etc" a bit more than usual now?
so lets say you were to um I don't know kill the trapper near strawberryI really enjoy the hunting in this game, but shadyridr has a good point about trappers being too few and too far between. Yes, trains speed things up, but they're not instant and they cost money. It seems to me that trappers should have been like butchers and gunsmiths: put one in every town. That forest near Strawberry is by far my favorite hunting spot just because of its proximity to the trapper.
Economically, there's very little reason to collect pelts or much of anything else once you reach a certain part of the main story. I just did a mission last night that paid me $2500, which seems economy-breaking to me.
Oh yea been calling my son “lil feller” since the day it came out.Quick poll: Is it just me or are any of you guys tending to speak with a slight southern draw now and do you find yourself calling the postal lady and servers at restaurants "ma'am, missy, etc" a bit more than usual now?
Don't know what to tell you on that one. I do find it kind of funny that this game tries to be realistic, but yet has the exact same trapper in three different locations. I think he's related to the merchant from Resident Evil 4.so lets say you were to um I don't know kill the trapper near strawberry
Does he come back?
ok - I ask because when I visited him I had a bounty. He got freaked out saying I brought trouble with me. He started to run away. I was going to try and chase him but shot him in the back of the headDon't know what to tell you on that one. I do find it kind of funny that this game tries to be realistic, but yet has the exact same trapper in three different locations. I think he's related to the merchant from Resident Evil 4.
i need to jump back in. Played Fallout the last week.Been focusing on the main story. Just finished chapter 3. Things are getting good imo
Right. If you want the satchel upgrades, the pelts have to go to Pearson. If you want the special clothing or saddles, they go to the trapper.I assume I have to sell/donate the perfect pelts to Pearson if i want the upgraded satchels, right? I finally started to get a few perfects but don't see any satchel stuff at the one trapper I've found. I'm a total newbie at hunting but am trying to get the hang of it. I can now use the binoculars correctly, so i just have to figure out how to not spook the animals every time and get better at one-shot kills.
Had that one twice.Lol at the random encounter where you walk up on the guy working on his horse’s rear hoof.
I keep yelling (way too loud, and with exaggerated gravel) WELL HOWDY, MISTER at my son. He and my wife don't find it nearly as entertaining as I do.Quick poll: Is it just me or are any of you guys tending to speak with a slight southern draw now and do you find yourself calling the postal lady and servers at restaurants "ma'am, missy, etc" a bit more than usual now?
What is this two horses thing?Two horses is a game changer. Thanks @GregR !
Also, the targeting multiple opponents with dead eye is available after the oil wagon train robbery. But not immediately after. I finished the quest and then I later got the notice I had the ability the first time I returned to camp after completing it.
Shutout said:What is this two horses thing?
You have your horse. Ones that you own that are in the managed list in the stables.Wait
2 horses with you?
If you hop on a second horse, like that of a dead person, and ride/feed/clean/pat it until you get a level 1 bond, after that it becomes your secondary horse. It gets a different symbol on the radar. It will come when you call, so you can ride either horse and whistle and the other will follow too. You can build up to level 4 bond with it as well, improve its stats. If you put carcasses/pelts on its back, they can be sold to a merchant without removing them, same as your primary horse.
The only real difference I know of between your primary and secondary horse, is that if the secondary doesn't already have a saddle (like because you broke a wild horse) I don't know how to add one. Take him to a stable and you can only select to sell or stable him. If you stable him, he becomes a stabled primary horse. And you can only check out one primary horse at a time, so if you did that you could only have one or the other, and would have to find a new secondary horse.
Also, saddle-less secondary horses you can't get at your clothing or switch weapons. A saddled one, once you have a bond you can get clothes from him IIRC.
Study each animal (R1). That will tell you what weapon you should be using to get a clean kill, which will give you the pelt quality that the animal indicates. Generally, very small game = bow with small game arrow, small = varmint rifle, medium = repeater, large = rifle and very large = rifle with express ammo. The bow with upgraded or poison arrows will also take down larger game. But you still need critical hits for a clean kill regardless.Shutout said:Hunting is fun but I obviously am not cut out for it. I'm not going to be getting any pristine pelts-my prey is more likely to die of lead poisoning from all the slugs I am putting into them instead of clean shots. LOL.
Im not sure, I usually blow her head off or drop her off a cliff/into a river.Poke_4_Life said:Last night had the one with a tied up lady on the back of the horse. Killed the dude and rescued her. When I cut the ropes my honor went down. WTF?
Has anybody tied somebody to the train tracks yet? That was my fave in RD1 but just realized I haven’t done it yet.Im not sure, I usually blow her head off or drop her off a cliff/into a river.
Can't tie them to the tracks. Can drop a hogtied person on the tracks. However they will get free if the train takes too long to get to the person. Once again, this is what I have heard...Has anybody tied somebody to the train tracks yet? That was my fave in RD1 but just realized I haven’t done it yet.
She a bondage freak, maybe?Im not sure, I usually blow her head off or drop her off a cliff/into a river.Poke_4_Life said:Last night had the one with a tied up lady on the back of the horse. Killed the dude and rescued her. When I cut the ropes my honor went down. WTF?