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Red Dead Redemption 2
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- kolio123
Congratulations!
The answer is 31:22. The train moves quite slow as a horse can outrun it. Combine that with a huge map and let's just say you better not miss a stopping point because the train does not go in reverse and your facing a 30 minute trip to get it back where you want it.
I'll gift you premium on Saturday.
P.S. - I completely lost track of time and I apologize for this being a week late.
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- RandomCarGuy17
Okay, I understand where the Tahiti memes come from now after getting to here more of Dutch's plans. "HAVE SOME GODDAMN FAITH!"
John Marston wasn't kidding when he said Dutch always had a plan.
John Marston wasn't kidding when he said Dutch always had a plan.
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Congratulations!
The answer is 31:22. The train moves quite slow as a horse can outrun it. Combine that with a huge map and let's just say you better not miss a stopping point because the train does not go in reverse and your facing a 30 minute trip to get it back where you want it.
I'll gift you premium on Saturday.
P.S. - I completely lost track of time and I apologize for this being a week late.
I completely forgot about it too. Thanks man!
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So I just ran into the Watson cabin.
It is truly amazing what Rockstar have done with the NPCs in the open world. Got a mini story line out of that place and am more taken aback by how interactive and dynamic the game world is.
Sure it's still fairly linear but the fact that they have coded these types of interactions astounds me. I mean some players may never even see the place.
It is truly amazing what Rockstar have done with the NPCs in the open world. Got a mini story line out of that place and am more taken aback by how interactive and dynamic the game world is.
Sure it's still fairly linear but the fact that they have coded these types of interactions astounds me. I mean some players may never even see the place.
As an aside, I may start the game over again and stay in Chapter III. I miss Arthur but more importantly I miss swimming
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Alright, I finally finished chapter 6 and now into the epilogue.
I do enjoy how interactive this game can be including the npcs. Even doing something like robbing the Catfish Jackson place leads to a small storyline.
Overall, I am satisfied with the game, but I have noticed a few flaws. One, the game has some glitches including texture issues in cutscenes. Arthur's clothes would sometimes become fuzzy. Another issue I found (though I'm not sure if it's the game or just me using an original Xbox One) is that the frame rate drops to slow crawl. There's also some issues with A.I. such as a chapter 6 mission I did with Dutch Van Der Linde. At one point, we had to get off our horses, but Dutch kept riding The Count in a circle. I had to commit suicide to just reset the mission.
Another complaint I have is not being able to sell my guns if I have too many of them. I mean, I would expect at least being able to sell firearms at the fence locations. They're taking things like stolen watches, so why not guns?
I do enjoy how interactive this game can be including the npcs. Even doing something like robbing the Catfish Jackson place leads to a small storyline.
I went in the first time and killed the dad on accident. His son, Nate was crying in a corner and I ended up feeling bad. I ended up restarting the game and just tying up the dad instead. Later, I looked up the multiple endings for if you kill the dad or Nate. It just demonstrated me the basic detail gone into this game.
Overall, I am satisfied with the game, but I have noticed a few flaws. One, the game has some glitches including texture issues in cutscenes. Arthur's clothes would sometimes become fuzzy. Another issue I found (though I'm not sure if it's the game or just me using an original Xbox One) is that the frame rate drops to slow crawl. There's also some issues with A.I. such as a chapter 6 mission I did with Dutch Van Der Linde. At one point, we had to get off our horses, but Dutch kept riding The Count in a circle. I had to commit suicide to just reset the mission.
Another complaint I have is not being able to sell my guns if I have too many of them. I mean, I would expect at least being able to sell firearms at the fence locations. They're taking things like stolen watches, so why not guns?
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- Flash_Sweden
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It would've been better in every way if they called it Bum Rush instead.
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No mention of optimizing the economy in the online mode. I'm all for new content but they need to look at the economy first. I sincerely hope they're not going to have the same mentality as the studio for GTAO had.
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Navigating through the pause menu can reset some glitches as well.
For example navigating to the help menu or the settings and quickly going into a sub menu and backing out.
I had to do that multiple times in Chapter 6 to combat the AI simply not moving to the next position.
Also, bit late to the party but I searched the thread and I couldn't find it here so..
I had a mission where it was relevant to the story to hurry the 🤬 up to where we were going, but the two AI characters following me floundered about and could not even keep up with a slow walk, which broke the voiced dialogue like, "As you were saying....As you were saying....As you were saying...As you were saying..." or whatever the line was. It was a very amateurish mess of a conversation-in-transit. The game can't even execute being a cinematic on-rails experience correctly.
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- RandomCarGuy17
Well, I beat the Epilogue, which means all I have left to do is just explore. I think I'll go visit the RDR1 locations and maybe do some bounty hunting missions. Oh, I also want to go hunt down the KKK; I've heard that they're in this game.
Pete05
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If you find the KKK, make sure you kill them slowly & painfully
- 8,847
- Ottawa
- Automotive_Buff
I rescind some of my comments regarding stealth.
It's doable just really hard. Ambushed a bounty camp and took out 6 members with throwing knives until their dog found me.
It's doable just really hard. Ambushed a bounty camp and took out 6 members with throwing knives until their dog found me.
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I've run across them twice, and as expected, they're idiots. Both encounters I hung back a bit to watch what they were doing.If you find the KKK, make sure you kill them slowly & painfully
One of those times...
They were trying to burn a cross, and one or two of them caught on fire, the rest freaked out, and ran away.
Pete05
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Yep, Neanderthals in white sheets.I've run across them twice, and as expected, they're idiots. Both encounters I hung back a bit to watch what they were doing.
One of those times...They were trying to burn a cross, and one or two of them caught on fire, the rest freaked out, and ran away.
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I always sit back and watch the idiots do their thing
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OUCH.Oh it would be if it was inserted somewhere with a long fuse.
Give em time to confess their sins & think about their actions before they get the bang of their life
In online, I'm currently level 35 with $500.
I did a glitch to level up to 31 from 27. Since then it has been natural. For money I used to hunt birds for the feathers and plumes over in the swamps. Now I throw line the Ringneck Creek and it cause smallmouth bass to spawn quite frequently. They usually beach themselves and I can pick up ten in a few minutes. Then go sell in Rhodes for $20. This is especially efficient with a partner to help out.
Overall the economy is crap; it takes forever to make money and level up to buy weapons, horses, and whatever else you may want/need.
Gameplay is alright, but I tend to have issues with lag pretty often and a low frame rate.
Story missions and the story itself online makes zero sense to me. I don't understand the characters, my character never talks, so basically I have made zero effort to even try and understand the story online.
BUT, this is just the beta, right? I still have some hope for better content than basic story missions and delivering wagons for 30 strangers on the map.
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- RandomCarGuy17
I did some bounty hunting and found the KKK, but I only managed to get 2 of them. *sigh*
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- Northwest Passage
I dropped this game about a month and a half ago...
It was fun in it's time, but I'm past it. I'm not much of a completionist/100%-er so I have no reason to play the story, and online's nothing new.
And playing FIFA Ultimate Team is enough of a grindy game...I'm not looking to play a second one.
It was fun in it's time, but I'm past it. I'm not much of a completionist/100%-er so I have no reason to play the story, and online's nothing new.
And playing FIFA Ultimate Team is enough of a grindy game...I'm not looking to play a second one.
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The appeal of this game didn't hit me immediately like the previous game did, so I've not touched it since launch.
However, with a bit of time on my hands I've sat down and got passed the core health and heat complications and started a few missions. I think the fight with Tommy at the saloon in Valentine really hooked me. The dynamic of it and the visual build up of mud on Arthur as the fight went on was really quite a spectacle.
Riding back from the marshland to New Hanover really made me appreciate just what a visual marvel the game is, even on the PS4 Slim. The landscapes are beautiful thanks to the foliage and the lighting engine.
It took a while to love, but wow, what a game.
However, with a bit of time on my hands I've sat down and got passed the core health and heat complications and started a few missions. I think the fight with Tommy at the saloon in Valentine really hooked me. The dynamic of it and the visual build up of mud on Arthur as the fight went on was really quite a spectacle.
Riding back from the marshland to New Hanover really made me appreciate just what a visual marvel the game is, even on the PS4 Slim. The landscapes are beautiful thanks to the foliage and the lighting engine.
It took a while to love, but wow, what a game.
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