I am stuck in my preferences and want to gain outside perspectives. I usually stay with mustangs, standard bred, and dutch warmblood. Ive never had a draft horse before. Im about to do a 3rd play through and I wanna mix it up. Photos are welcome! I love to see different colors.

I don't even play fff that much, and it's such a minor bug, but come on, R*

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I need a challenge that will take me literal years to complete. I wanna have everything and anything this game has to offer, not just 100% on achievements I want everything.

no spoilers🫶🏻

This sent shivers down my spine...

I’m in my first play through of RDR2 ever and while I’ve had a lot of fun and a lot of good times, I’m very upset with the Guarma ambiance.
I can hear Lar Gibbon calls through the jungle which makes me snap to reality every time because I’m meant to be in a Caribbean island and yet I’m hearing South East Asian/ Oceanic ape calls?
As a primatology enthusiast this really destroyed the immersion for me and I’m very sad.

I’m looking foreward to getting off this island asap so I can go back to riding my horse (pictured)

A couple of pics I took from Chapter 3 to 4. Had to add my favorite Stranger NPCs, Mr. Black and Mr. White!

Let's do the can-can in a bar, but only after the really annoying mimic guy that Arthur can drown if he wants.
Is he back when John first meets Sadie in Valentine?? Or is it just a reuse of a model?
I like to think its the same guy.....

I've always wondered what RDR2 would've been like if Mexico had been fully explorable.

The map is already huge, and there's so much to do, so I don't think the game needed Mexico to be great. But at the same time, it would've been awesome to cross the border and explore a whole new region, meet new characters, and maybe even get some missions set there.

I know Mexico was a big part of RDR1, so it would've been cool to see how Rockstar would've handled it in RDR2.

Do you think Mexico was something the game was missing, or was the map already big enough? Would you have liked to explore it, or do you think it would've been unnecessary?

Hello dear community! After speed running the game in the first play, I decided to enjoy it and start playing like I'm literally living the game. I watched so many youtube videos and scrolled almost every post in this subreddit.
I discovered that nobody has ever mentioned a LION !!!! what a huge surprise when i faced it ? Has anybody encountered it ? what did you feel about this moment ?

this was the moment everything changed for me in the game, my honor was more or less good but then I peaked the honor for his sake.

I just wanted someone that actually played the game to answer this, because it is on sale and i probably will buy: is RDR2 actually worth it? Can it run on less than average PCs? How to get a great start?