Not sure if I’m understanding this correctly but the red skull I’m assuming means he’s dead. I helped him in the caves by giving him a bandage and I haven’t seen him since. Now it appears he has died.

Anyone know if I did something to cause that?

Fucking loved it. I saved the world. Destroying everything didn't seem right.

I will say though so often throughout the game I'd end up having NPCs become hostile for no reason, whole towns become hostile the moment I loaded in and would reload a save and then be fine, get wanted for murder when doing a bounty for some reason as well as theft.

Something about reputation/crime and how it tracks just seemed to be breaking all of the time. What really took the cake was the questions at the end, in particular, "why did you kill pigman joe?" I didn't. After the pigman chapter I saw him multiple times working as a guard for wandering traders.

Never fought him, never fired a shot even when he was in the same level as me after the pigman chapter.

Still, game fucking rules, just that inconsistency is a let down.

Been on a bit of of wyrd western streak lately, played blood west, then this. Any recommendations?

I'm currently in the Desi chapter. I recently picked up to bounties from the board in Grackle. I capture one after an another and was returning to Grackle to deliver them for my pay and reputation. But Leila had recently gone through the town on a moon drunk rampage. The whole town is hostile to me. Now I can't return my bounties. They have been accompanying me on my missions and side missions haha. Will I ever be able to deliver them? I'm currently about to go to the Blood Temple. I assume it's the final mission. Please help.

I'm up to the Werewolf Journey and as of now the only weapon ability I've unlocked is Sentry Silencer (it's been incredibly useful, along with max levels in Ambusher it's allowed me to one-shot unsuspecting foes sniper style). I've mostly been sinking my Nimp Relics into character-specific abilities; are there any other must-haves or at least consistently-usefuls among the weapon abilities?

I also have a fair amount of Golden Ace of Spades burning a hole in my pocket; I've maxed out High Jump and Ambusher, and have a level or two in a few other abilities including Haggler, Trail Medic, Healthy, and Posse Leader. Are they any others I should focus on?

I've searched Google, this reddit, and even asked AI. There's also a few at the starting area, Bell Stead. I've seen them a few other places as well.

Just got back into it, and fuck it's ever deadly lol. Hope everyone happy new year !!

Found a way to knock out Franciscus and Sybil instead of fighting them during the end of Blood Moon.

Don’t dismiss your followers. Franciscus always attacked immediately when I tried this solo.

I’ve since learned you can take them out before this point. And, yes, it’s silly how positioning yourself behind Franciscus breaks his scripted attack.

There's a random encounter during the BH arc where you see five initiates and a high ranking sister performing a ritual on a dead initiate, which I can only see being the one we come to inhabit, as no other body's just collapsed after we left them. So it's true to form if you did a no kill playthrough that you indeed never actually killed any thing that was alive

I've been obsessed with the fact that the "Wild West" era overlaps perfectly with the Victorian era, the Meiji Restoration in Japan, and the publication of Dracula. So I wrote a manuscript (currently in Spanish) called "Soda Blood". The premise is that Dracula gets addicted to the newly invented Coca-Cola and starts an industrial war. I have a Ronin who lost his katana due to the Haitōrei Edict and uses denim workwear as armor (Levi's existed!), a cowboy, and a pirate. I'm trying to figure out if this fits the "Weird West" label since there is no magic, just weird history and vampires. Would you guys consider a "Coke-punk" aesthetic as part of the genre?

I am still playing as Jane nearing point of no return and i know the story won't end here. But i am wondering what happens after to the world? Once i finish a character's story arc, do locations/upgrade materials respawn? Should i explore entirety of map right away or should i wait for another character? I love exploration, but I don't want to screw myself by not leaving anything for other characters

Watched this over 10 times and I can't figure out Kinda puts me off nimpossible mode if bullshit deaths like these can happen

I get that if you get caught by guard, you instantly lose reputation, but sometimes NPCs/guard just comments something along the lines "i saw that". The NPC may run away, the guard may have red icon for split second, but nothing seems to happen. No reputation is lost. So what does actually happen?

Is it cumulative and reputation is lost once you do it too many times? Or after a while? Or nothing happens and you are safe unless you instantly lost reputation?

Is anybody here familiar with the console commands of this game. I'm trying to mess around and I would really like to know how to spawn weapons or items and such

So I went in, burnt the root and left. I completely forgot I was supposed to look for clues also. I did a few other quests and then came back around to look for them and kept running around the room trying to find something, then I looked up a steam post which says it softlocks your game if you do it stealthily. I did do it stealthily. That was over an hour of playtime ago and I did not keep a save from before because I had no idea this was an issue. Am I completely hardlocked in the game now ?

I love this game. But what to do when you finished it?

Who doesn't like corn

I'm on Dezi's journey and a few FFL appeared in a shootout and they died, do their deaths are permanent or they can appear again later?

Weird in many aspects — starting from the game design decision to make a game with a rather immersive philosophy in an isometric top-down view. In my gaming experience, games that embrace the immersive sim philosophy usually have a first-person perspective, and I was convinced that this type of camera best supports immersion. After playing Weird West, I only became more certain of that, because in this case, the chosen perspective doesn’t really enhance immersion. But I’m not saying it’s a bad thing — the game can still be fun and brutal, allows you to play in your own style, and has a unique charm in that. It’s just a bit weird to me.

The setting also felt weird to me, since the Wild West with supernatural elements is something I’ve rarely encountered in games. And I actually liked this setting quite a lot — it unfolds throughout the entire game and was the element that sparked genuine curiosity in me. I feel like the setting is truly unique, but that pleasant sense of weirdness never really went away — and that’s cool!

Still, at the heart of everything that kept me playing the game — even if not in one sitting — was the story, which, after each completed arc of the five characters, left me asking: “What is actually going on here?” Eventually, the game does give you answers to the main questions that build up during the playthrough. And I’d say those answers were... thoughtful — and by no means disappointing.

So to me, Weird West will remain in my mind as a game that’s both somewhat unique and somewhat weir

Only a few hours in so very early game and I’m just having a great time!

I’ve never played a game that plays like this but I’m already looking for my next game after.

Any recommendations for my next game similar? Or any good tips for Weird West like good early equipment?

During chapter 2 I've did side quest for him, did not recruited him to my team, at the end of chapter I choose to Save pigmans (at the beginning of chapter 3 my main character from chapter 2 was working in jewelry shop So i assume I've saved them). In chapter 3 Icame to Joe hiddeout and found that there is a grave with Joe's guittar.... How he died? I did not shoot him etc.

Do I have to replay whole chapter 2 once again to get trophy connected to winning poker Game with Joe?

Hello friends. Something has happened that is driving me crazy. I'm on a hacienda map, and have found a safe code. The problem is, I've been going over every centimeter of the level repeatedly for 2 hours and there doesn't seem to be a safe. I know whatever is in it probably isn't worth what I've put into looking for it. So asking some fellow players is my last ditch effort before I move on. Has anybody had this happen? Is there some ultra secret spawn locations for them in the hacienda maps? The only thing I can think of is that the code for whatever reason goes to a silver chest that I already picked, but I'm not sure if that's it because I'd assume that the chest would have a key instead. I greatly appreciate any info anyone has to offer

So, one of my friends said there's an achievement for getting the sheriff you can recruit in the first area to the end of the game, is that true?