Here are a couple questions I have about side quests and activities:
1) Fallout 4 introduced settlements into the franchise. Do you think RDR2 will have us build our own ranches?
2) I noticed the differences in horses with one being a work horse. Does this mean we will have to farm? There was also the shot of hauling back hunted animals. Do we have to eat or does our food supply heal us?
3) we saw the bonding with the horse in the video. How much attention, development, training, grooming and such are we being involved in?
Adding in features like that will take away from the story. Some may feel it helps with the immersion, but for those that don't have a ton of game time, it could be too much. I personally was not a fan or eating and working out in San Andreas. Too much time wasted. Dont get me wrong, I will probably spend a ton of time at camp listening to stories, doing side quests and such, but tasks such as eating become monotonous and tedious to keep up with. I dont want to be in the middle of a heist and start shooting crooked because my Jesse Wales is a bit hungry.
@RON I agree about the wildlife. I would even like to see snake bites and such. Obviously they introduced fairly in depth hunting(with following the trails), I would like to see those animals interact with camps and more.
How many bear traps are going to be around that another character was trapped? How prevalent will bears be?