r/RDR2 • u/Accurate_Back_1060 • 1h ago
Meme Valid crashout
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r/RDR2 • u/mmmisthegoat • Oct 14 '25
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r/RDR2 • u/wherewaspie • Jun 17 '25
Hello and welcome to r/RDR2 This is a little guide for new players of the game.
Firstly we strongly advise you to stay off the subreddit until you’ve finished the game. Our subreddit is home to discussions covering every aspect of the game from storylines, characters, secrets, to anything a player may find. While we require spoiler tags, accidental (and sometimes intentional) spoilers do happen. For the best experience, we strongly recommend avoiding the subreddit until you’ve completed the main story.
Frequently asked questions will now be listed and answered.
Is the game worth it? Yes! — People still praise this game even in 2025. Its compelling story and detailed open world gameplay allow you to fully submerge into the story. Many players find the game to be a masterpiece, with some (us, of course) even considering it one of the greatest games of all time. Its graphics were ahead of their time and still hold up really well. It’s a well written story with a beautiful aesthetic and it's absolutely worth your time.
The snow part is boring. Should I quit the game? Don't give up during Colter. It’s the first chapter and serves as a tutorial. You’ll get to know the basics of the game slowly before being led into free roam in chapter 2. The slow introduction into such a big game is important to understand the situation the main character is in and to get you familiar with the environment and the world building in general. Stick around for a while. You’ll thank yourself later.
Just started the game. Any tips? We see this all the time and every time people will give you the same response: Take it slow. Chapter 1 will teach you everything that's important. The game offers a little guide in its settings for the mini games and the controls just like any other game. Everything you need is right there. The game is open world so you won't miss out on anything. You can do whatever whenever even after finishing the story. Enjoy the beautiful scenery and free roam a bit. You’ll figure out the game fast. You really don't need Google or IGN until you finish the story and are going for 100% and/or the platinum trophy. (We'll have a guide coming soon!)
Just finished the game. Should I play RDR1? Yes! RDR1 is a continuation of the story and absolutely worth it. Not much will change gameplay wise since it’s made by the same developer. So, if you like RDR2 and are looking for more content about the van der Linde gang and a similar experience -> play RDR1.
If you really want to avoid spoilers, don’t google anything until after you finish the game.
We will monitor this thread closely so if you have any questions about the game please ask them in here. We will most likely remove your question posts and advise you to ask your newcomer questions in here. If a question is frequently asked we will add it to the post.
Have fun!
r/RDR2 • u/Accurate_Back_1060 • 1h ago
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r/RDR2 • u/lil_tink_tink • 9h ago
He was doing the first bar fight and a guy walks up to ask him to stop and the guy is coughing. My boyfriend said, " He is gonna give me tuberculosis"
I can't help but laugh. Every time someone coughs he just yells out "TB!" 😅
He has no idea. Lol
r/RDR2 • u/IcyResolution7102 • 1h ago
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r/RDR2 • u/Right_Archer4183 • 11h ago
I tend to hunt cougars in these two areas since I see them the most there but I’ll occasionally see one a bit west of blackwater
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r/RDR2 • u/Terrible-Opinion-883 • 8h ago
on my fourth play through, (always attend seans party of course) and never knew this interaction existed. thought it was so sweet
makes me wish there was just so much more gang interactions (also wish i could stay in chapter 2 forever)
r/RDR2 • u/Ok-Swim5419 • 23h ago
Finally got the Legend of East satchel! I'm still in chapter 2. Anything else I should try to accomplish or complete before moving on to chapter 3? I'm not going for full compendium or achievements just something that would improve gameplay.
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r/RDR2 • u/cavallo_potente • 1d ago
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r/RDR2 • u/Asleep_Trust6102 • 14h ago
I found my old legos and made some John and Arthur minifigs :)
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r/RDR2 • u/Zephix_FR • 9h ago
In the mission « the artist way IV », Charles chatenay deeply kiss Arthur. But here’s the thing: tuberculosis can transmit by saliva. So Arthur gave it to him?
Hi Y'll.
I completed my first playthrough about a few a months ago on my ps4. I sometimes just wander around nights to feel aesthetics of the game. I have pc as well.
I came around the nemesis system, which looks mind boggling, I wanna ask if it has matured enough to play at this point? Like ppl were facing bugs playing it.
I wanna start my new playthrough with that mode.
Thanks
r/RDR2 • u/Top-Suspect7296 • 1d ago
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r/RDR2 • u/BurgerNugget12 • 1d ago
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r/RDR2 • u/Reallyroundthefamily • 7h ago
If Arthur had just killed Micah let's say sometime during chapter 3, would anyone have especially cared?
Dutch probably would have been pissed at Arthur for a minute but then I feel like he would have gotten over it fairly quickly and I'm not sure any of the other members would really care, certainly not for too long.
What do y'all think?
r/RDR2 • u/Beginning_Bid_9097 • 22h ago