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Sure it does. Timewise maybe not but if you set your waypoint - get on a trail - gallop then hit cinema mode you literally don't have to do anything but sit there and watch.DJackson10 said:
I like it because it gives me time to check my phone for messages, maybe check Facebook. Next thing I know I'm right where I want to be. It's a great feature.Sure it does. Timewise maybe not but if you set your waypoint - get on a trail - gallop then hit cinema mode you literally don't have to do anything but sit there and watch.
It might not "save" time but it feels like it does since I'm not really doing anything but watching
I feel like thos long trips go fast when I put down the controller and watch
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.
It depends on what level of Dead Eye you are. I'm assuming you are on at least level 2.
It varies. You lose some money. Possibly skins. My skins were not at the trapper but they weren't legendary.
I think the manual targeting may not unlock until the train robbery with the oil wagon, too. I was max level in Deadeye but it didn't seem to work until that mission gave me a pop up about it.
Do they just look cool or do they have stat boosts? I left all of them on the ground lol. Didn't wanna give up my newly acquired Volcanic Pistol.
You never lose guns when you "drop" them to exchange for a new one. The full collection is always available at your horse. Not sure about stat boosts, they look cool and are of a type I haven't unlocked yet though. Damn you just left those sweet unique guns laying there! Haha
ConnSKINS26 said:
One of the best missions for any game I've played, ever. Hilarious. !?!?!ynneL
Which specific mission is this? Is this the one that involves stealing an oil carriage from either the oil fields or by Valentine? Or another mission (do you know the name)? Reason being is that I am approaching slow-playing this game, remaining in CH2 as I level up health/stamina/dead eye, explore the areas that are unlocked more fully, get a handle on hunting, and starting to amass wealth and pelts so I can get the requisite guns and crafting items without having to rely on the gold bar glitch.
This is my approach as well -- staying in CH2 and being scrappy, getting enough to get some of the early satchels to help increase carrying capacity and work towards Legends of the East (though I think some elements you might not be able to do until CH3), the Buck Antler talisman to boost pelt quality, and some of the crucial weapons needed for hunting.
Totally agree. On one hand, these things happen quickly, and often the white stranger dot flashes and disappears, forcing you to find these events instead of leading you right to them too easily -- which sometimes results in missing the action. I do hope that for those that I've missed, they crop up again sometime later. I've had that happen once with the dude
So true what you and others have said about gameplay -- it's a legitimate gripe in that it is so easy to mistakenly punch a horse or put a shotgun slug through someone's pate when you just meant to say hi. Simply having to use the same button to both aim and say hi seems like an accident waiting to happen. There are a few arduous gameplay issues like constantly having to reset your load outs when you dismount that are frustrating and could be way more fluid.
I wonder how much of that mechanic (aiming with same button as greeting/looking) is conscious to create some tension and cause a player to really think deliberately what they are doing, whether to diffuse a situation or open fire. The honor system here seems really rigged in that it's so super easy to lose honor and so hard to build and retain it. This has to be purposeful -- part of the story here is the changing way of the West, from a lawless frontier to more civilized, with the age of the outlaw coming to a close. You hear characters including Arthur lament this, ponder what it means and what the future will hold.
I think this happened to you in the bayou, right? Happened to me and it was another moment for me of being genuinely creeped out by the game. So well done. And there are so many more moments like this in the game. Brilliantly done.
One of my biggest gripes is the minigames -- poker is always ridiculously low stakes, dominoes has to be the most boring game of all time, and I never liked 5-finger fillet from RDR1.
Another gripe of mine -- you need to have the ability to sell someof the spare guns or lower class weapons you have after upgrading (e.g. be able to sell a worn cattleman's revolver you picked up off a fallen O'Driscoll, get rid of your own when you unlock the Mauser, etc.). It's a piece of the game -- scrolling through all the weapons to get your chosen loadout instead of being able to shed excess or leave extra weapons behind at camp) that is truly tedious.ConnSKINS26 said:
That one mentioned above.
s*** I knew this and was doing it and then forgot and there's been a few times I didn't pick them up
This is the crap that scares me most -- so much to do and see and no visibility into which missions you need to do now before they are gone forever. No indication whatsoever of what to do when, but clearly there are consequences for not getting to some things.
What causes you to abandon a mission? Something specific you do/fail to do? Or just not get to something in time?
I'm just guessing but it sounds like he started a main mission but never continued all the steps
at the over the top acting. They are actually a hinderance to me as enjoy the random encounters and exploring more. I really only do them to unlock more content.
I did start it, got popped by the gang blocking the pathway, lost 28 bucks because of it ( ?) so I went back to camp to unload my money at the tent and the mission was gone.I'm just guessing but it sounds like he started a main mission but never continued all the steps
shady - Some of these aren't right. I won't address the ones that are your feelings but
so walking around St Denis last night (or whatever its called) - I put my mask on.
- went to jail with aournd $1K. THey only took the 5. I think. I still had 990 is left
I get what he’s saying on #1. I think it has more to do with me just not being a fan of open world games anymore though. You just spend so much time not playing the game but instead getting to the game parts.
