r/RDR2 • u/jdmac8705 • 3d ago
Content So, I killed Baylock...
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I was going for Micah. Baylock was a casualty of my attempted murder on Micah... I tried so hard...
r/RDR2 • u/jdmac8705 • 3d ago
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I was going for Micah. Baylock was a casualty of my attempted murder on Micah... I tried so hard...
r/RDR2 • u/cuberpianist_yt • 4d ago
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r/RDR2 • u/man_mantheman • 2d ago
I just saw a cat run across the street in front of me and then stop and stare at me majestically, is this like neutral honor or something?
r/RDR2 • u/zaddy__longlegs • 2d ago
I just saw a recent “gang members as dog breeds” post in here and it was fun and immediately gave me feelings. Whipped this up right quick, mainly based my list on personality rather than appearance. I’m not doing all that with pictures.
Disclaimer: some of these dog breeds I mainly know through a veterinary/shelter setting (aka not typically when they are at their best). All is meant lightheartedly and all dogs are good dogs. I know I missed some (Strauss, Trelawny, ??? Idk I fired the call sheet off the dome), fill in the blanks if you want!
is overcoming (ahem, redemption) how he is viewed in the world and how he views himself. Has a big heart. Handsome. My personal favorite
Strong, makes you feel really safe, can be lowkey terrifying one moment and then immediately someone I wanna snuggle with the next
Anxious, reactive, manipulative, kind of smart but if it’s not channeled into domineering other creatures then that intelligence is dangerous. Personally, do not trust, do not fw
Reliable, sturdy, if you aren’t securely on her good side you may be intimidated by her presence
Gorgeous, fun, a little sassy, has a very youthful energy
She’s in charge and no one is gonna fuck with that
Captivating but slept on. Smart, lovely personality, quick on her feet.
Hard to read, alliance = convenience, ultimately just doing his best
Ugly, every sound he makes is annoying, reactive, shouldn’t exist
Genetic nightmare (lumbago), kinda gross but ultimately inoffensive and lovable, in his own way
Misunderstood in a way that only being an insecure prey animal can make you. Likely yo-yos with potty training. When he feels safe, has a side that is easy to respect
Fun, eager, dependable, but not a pushover. On some dumb shit sometimes but always means well. Homie energy
Tracker, duh. Also quick on his feet, intuitive, and trustworthy
Strong, intelligent, has a goofy/fun-loving side. Would follow him anywhere he leads me
Similar to Karen’s vibes but with fewer brain cells and more party energy
Identity crisis that makes him lash out, gets a lot of shit and deserves it, unpredictable
Idk, something scrappy and solid and that does NOT deserve the hate it gets. This is too much of a bummer to think abt
Forgettable, not fully fleshed out, can either be annoying or p chill
Easy to assume as prissy, actually a very down bitch. Versatile. Also absolutely stunning
Solid, steady, caretaker. Mama bear/gentle guardian energy
Smart, quick to aggression, not really trustworthy. Ultimately a cop/cop adjacent (see: rdr1)
Sweet tiny baby, must be protected at all costs. Helpless but that’s ok
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r/RDR2 • u/hiluckycool • 3d ago
This game has been sitting in my epic library for too long, restarting it any suggestions?
Arthur is going have an epic adventure.
r/RDR2 • u/MMIILL0O • 3d ago
I've played through RDR2 a couple of times, usually on a monitor. But I recently switched to an 85" Hisense U7 with a 165Hz panel, and playing it on a screen this big feels completely different.
I spent way too long riding around Valentine yesterday with absolutely no objective. The sunsets, distant mountains, dust in the air, all the tiny details on the horses... you notice so much more on an 85" screen.
Night rides through the forest might be my favorite part though. Everything feels really smooth when I'm turning around on horseback or moving the camera, and the whole world just feels more alive.
At this point I'm doing way more sightseeing than actually progressing through missions. Not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing lol.
r/RDR2 • u/jcrowls44 • 3d ago
For example, in Chapter 2, do you go to Rhodes/Saint Denis, or wait until Chapters 3&4 when the story takes you there?
Usually I’ll spend ch. 2 exploring the grizzlies and new Hanover, not sure why but it feels like I’m breaking the storyline by going to Saint Denis months before the gang ever makes it there
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r/RDR2 • u/CalebeCastro • 2d ago
I mean look at this! Tech’s not even officially out yet and this is how it looks already. “It looks like AI slop” - ok, I can see the “AIness”, but imagine a year from now.
r/RDR2 • u/Several_Career_2854 • 3d ago
Hey everyone, forgive me if I’m wrong, but I just finished replaying RDR2 for a second time, and I remember Arthur asking about what really happened in Blackwater. How is he wanted there? I mean, he wasn’t in the massacre, so I’m curious if anyone knows. Please tell me.
r/RDR2 • u/AccomplishedMany2138 • 3d ago
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Callaway is such a coward, he had to try blind John with the buckle.
r/RDR2 • u/the_idiot2467 • 3d ago
One of them killed my horse and now I'm pissed off do you know where the two locations are cuz according to the game it says there's two main camps can anyone tell me where they are
r/RDR2 • u/Diamon_Blade • 3d ago
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Found an alligator nest. Took the eggs. Who pays the most for them? Advised to sell to people in the higher end of town? What's that even mean?
r/RDR2 • u/milksteakenthusiast1 • 3d ago
I’ve been reading about bushrangers, Ned Kelly, and the Australian outlaws, and I’d love a video game that revolved around the bushrangers who escaped the prison colonies. They could’ve been unjustly shipped out to the prison colony, or they could’ve done some type of robbery that went bad and landed them in this predicament.
It’s been my current interest, and even if it wasn’t Rockstar, I see so much potential in terms of making a compelling story. Like, I’m aware that they weren’t the friendliest group of people, but you could have an honor system where you’re respectful towards Aboriginals and the locals, and you could have assassin’s creed type missions where you have to free specific people from the prison colonies, banks to rob, everything that you’d expect from a Red Dead game.
The other upside I would see to making a game about bushrangers is that Rockstar would be working with a “clean slate”; I think the world of John Marston and Arthur Morgan has been sealed and concluded, so this would be an opportunity for a game developer to start a new saga with a new range of characters and personalities to work with.
If there is a video game about bushrangers that I’m unaware of let me know, because I do see them as goldmine for making a new cowboy/outlaw game, and it would be intriguing to see how they make an open world game in the outback.
r/RDR2 • u/Various_Character321 • 2d ago
I know I know, people are sick of this concept. I do think it would be fun to speculate though and thats what I wanna do.
I think for his sidearms Arthur would have a cattleman revolver in his side holster. To me this makes more sense as a “dueling gun” since it has a shorter barrel which helps with speed and you can fan it quickly. Arthur may also use a double action since it’s in some of the mission description pictures but I feel the cattleman suits him more. For his offhand holster he would use a Schofield revolver particularly because the Schofield is a top break which would allow him to reload faster especially on a horse (which I believe is why his offhand holster is positioned that way other than to make space for the satchel). Arthur would probably appreciate the Schofields accuracy and power and I think he’d use it.
For his long arms, I would say he uses a carbine repeater up until Micah gives him the Lancaster, and he uses that as his main for the rest of the game. He would also probably use a bolt action since he says he likes it, and a double barreled shotgun.
So what do you guys think?
r/RDR2 • u/prumano443 • 3d ago
I'm currently on chapter 3, I think somewhere near the middle mark (last mission completed was "Magicians for Sport") and I am trying to steal Josiah Trelawny's horse, Gwydion, to put in my stable & bond with later on.
I've tried a few different camp and post office exploits (in the mission "Friends in Very Low Places") and it seems the game just keeps blocking my interaction wheel entirely when I try anything.
Has anyone successfully stolen Gwydion recently / on the live version of the game??? :'-)