Red Dead Redemption 2

The Nal

Back playing GTA5. If only RDR2 had an invincibility and Skyfall cheat.

Cryan1011

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karwa88

Just finished the main story, what a game, about 140hours played and absolutely loving it still

Riddle101

New interview by the cast of Red Dead Redemption 2.

https://www.shacknews.com/article/109679/exclusive-interview-campfire-chat-with-the-stars-of-red-dead-redemption-2?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

aaronjumper

Got the Legend of the East satchel, can carry 99 of everything now, Arthur just became a hoarder.

Decided to complete chapter 3.

Lots of shooting and fun. I did feel bad for the Braithway woman though.
Breezing in, destroying her businesses, stealing her horses, murdering most if not all of her sons and burning her house to the ground.
Might have been kinder to just shoot her.

Into chapter 4 now but I'll probably go arsing around again as my map has new stuff on it again.

Stats are saying I've 49% of the game complete, I'll try and get it as high as I can before continuing.

Riddle101

Potential-Monke

aaronjumper wrote: »

Decided to complete chapter 3.

Lots of shooting and fun. I did feel bad for the Braithway woman though.
Breezing in, destroying her businesses, stealing her horses, murdering most if not all of her sons and burning her house to the ground.
Might have been kinder to just shoot her.

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Go find an outhouse at the back of the estate and then feel sorry for her...

The Nal

Potential-Monke wrote: »

Go find an outhouse at the back of the estate and then feel sorry for her...

Go find an outhouse at the back of the estate and then

set it on fire

DEFTLEFTHAND

Some of the conversations on the farm are interesting after you've finished the game.

Arthur gets up brought up a few times, the awkward relationship between John and Jack is explored further, We learn more about Abigail.

However my favorite thing to do out on the farm is abuse Uncle.
''Do you ever think of moving on old man?''
''How long do you think you've got left, 2 yrs, 3yrs?''
''I won't rise to it John.''
''It's just that I wanted get started on planning your goodbye party.'' :pac:

In fairness it must seriously piss John off to have this old alcoholic leech living off him.

wotzgoingon

Potential-Monke wrote: »

Go find an outhouse at the back of the estate and then feel sorry for her...

I thought she got burnt alive after you left as I went back later and her scorched body is there?

wotzgoingon

wotzgoingon wrote: »

I thought she got burnt alive after you left as I went back later and her scorched body is there?

Her daughter is locked in an outhouse on the estate. She's still alive when the house burns down but John can find her remains in the epilogue.

wotzgoingon

I went back as Arthur to get the gold bar and her scorched remains were there in the burnt house near the front door.

This is well before the Epilogue.

keano25

There must be something in store for the Mexican side of the map.. I went down to the river at Rio Del Robo Rock I think it's called and on the far side of the river there is what looks like a fort.

Anyway there was NPC on it you can see with your binoculars. Shooting at them had no effect tho reaction wise.

The Nal

keano25 wrote: »

There must be something in store for the Mexican side of the map.. I went down to the river at Rio Del Robo Rock I think it's called and on the far side of the river there is what looks like a fort.

Anyway there was NPC on it you can see with your binoculars. Shooting at them had no effect tho reaction wise.

facehugger99

johnny_ultimate wrote: »

So, after several months and dozens of hours (given my pace of play and frequently getting distracted by other games) I finally finished the damn thing last night. I pushed through to the end to see how things played out, and whether the interesting narrative threads / ideas justified the often frustrating experience of playing the thing.

In short, it wasn't worth it.
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Good review.

I'm a couple of missions into Chapter 6 and tbh, I'm ready for the game to be over at this stage.

GTA 5 is probably the only game I ever bought (and finished) twice (PS3 and PS4), whereas I can't imagine wanting to go back and play RD2 again once I finish it.

The main problem, for me are the missions. I loved the way you could plan and execute the heists in GTA5 but there never seemed to be a similar feeling of excitement in any of the RD2 missions.

I certainly don't regret purchasing it and very much enjoyed plaing it (most of the time), but what's left, at the end, is a lingering sense of disappointment - a case of what might have been.

Potential-Monke

wotzgoingon wrote: »

I went back as Arthur to get the gold bar and her scorched remains were there in the burnt house near the front door.

This is well before the Epilogue.

At the back of the house there is a toilet hut, she had her daughter locked up in there. When I went back as Arthur, she was still alive even after the fire but you can't do anything.

RedRochey

Anyone come across a woman in Annesburg yelling at you for killing her husband? She's dressed in all black, you get the option to give her money but she doesn't take it?

Edit:

Currently playing as John so don't think it's anything to do with Mrs. Downes

The Nal

StockTwat29 wrote: »

Anyone come across a woman in Annesburg yelling at you for killing her husband? She's dressed in all black, you get the option to give her money but she doesn't take it?

Yep, killed her.

Tacitus Kilgore

StockTwat29 wrote: »

Anyone come across a woman in Annesburg yelling at you for killing her husband? She's dressed in all black, you get the option to give her money but she doesn't take it?

Is it Mrs Downes?

RedRochey

Tacitus Kilgore wrote: »

Is it Mrs Downes?

Don't think so, I'm playing as John so this would be a few years later, he said he had no idea what she was talking about, plus it looked like she was just recently at a funeral

Trying to think of any random encounters I did up around there . . .

Tacitus Kilgore

StockTwat29 wrote: »

Don't think so, I'm playing as John so this would be a few years later, he said he had no idea what she was talking about, plus it looked like she was just recently at a funeral

Trying to think of any random encounters I did up around there . . .

Interesting, I must head up for a looksee.


Finding the game a bit flat post epilogue - not enough

ambushes or random attacks - apart from maybe down around Tall Trees that is.

nullzero

StockTwat29 wrote: »

Anyone come across a woman in Annesburg yelling at you for killing her husband? She's dressed in all black, you get the option to give her money but she doesn't take it?

It's a reasonably important element in the story, most notably in Arthur's redemption as a person.

RedRochey

nullzero wrote: »

It's a reasonably important element in the story, most notably in Arthur's redemption as a person.

Playing as John

Not much to do when you finish the epilogue, collected all the cards, bones, carvings, the scenes after the bones and carvings is kinda funny.

Might try to finish the challenges and hunting requests now but can see myself getting bored of them, especially the collect all herbs, break every horse ones

Tacitus Kilgore

StockTwat29 wrote: »

Not much to do when you finish the epilogue, collected all the cards, bones, carvings, the scenes after the bones and carvings is kinda funny.

I've been tipping away at all of these including the points of interest etc. my god they take forever! I've only managed 2 sets of cig cards (using rdr2map.com)


The

strange statues

is some mindfcuk, even while reading a guide to it :pac:

Tacitus Kilgore

Tacitus Kilgore wrote: »

The

strange statues

is some mindfcuk, even while reading a guide to it :pac:

Honestly, would anyone here have solved that, purposely, without the guidance?

Tacitus Kilgore

Deleted User wrote: »

Honestly, would anyone here have solved that, purposely, without the guidance?

I struggled to understand the logic of it with the guide, I don't see how it would be possible to just figure out tbh, especially the

arm on the ground

Tacitus Kilgore

Tacitus Kilgore wrote: »

I struggled to understand the logic of it with the guide, I don't see how it would be possible to just figure out tbh, especially the

arm on the ground

Which I could barely see even when looking for it