MachineGhost

Yep, “Disturbing the peace” is a strange one. Bumped into a lady on crowded street in Saint Denis with my horse (at slowest walking speed) - wanted for disturbing the peace. Crazy.

Thanks to all for the help. Much appreciated!

Many thanks for the tips. Just seemed like useless BS thrown into the game. So you’re saying I should put my mask on during conflict situations??

Don’t understand this witness/being wanted thing. Seems as though no matter what happens in the game, Arthur is the one to blame. Got jumped by 5 guys in the woods & you happen to kill a horse in the firefight? Wanted for animal cruelty. Get in a fistfight with three guys who attacked you on the docks in Saint Denis? Wanted for assault. Defend yourself & kill some O’Driscolls with lots of witnesses? Wanted for murder. Enough already. I know that the game needs to give the player something to do, but let’s get real. Even if the “witless witness” NEVER sees Arthur in the visinity of an altercation of some sort, Arthur’s the one that gets reported as being the perp. Hey Rockstar - hint: there’s enough to do in this game without all the distractions of constantly being wanted for SOMETHING.

Actually, my wife, who is a better poker player than me, noticed the flaw first, so I started looking for instances of the logic error while I was playing.

Really bothers me when I try to help & someone attacks me personally.

Thank you so much for suggesting I’m an idiot. How very discerning of you! I would have thought that my description of the poker hand would have had enough detail for you to realize that I am sufficiently cognizant of what’s going on around me not to be confused by a poker hand. I was just trying to get the developers to look and see if there really was an issue with the poker logic; not to be told I don’t have a clue by some clown suggesting i have personal situational awareness issues.

Kicker cards not always taken into account. Latest example: three 9’s flopped plus two smaller cards. One NPC player had King/Queen hole cards, the other NPC player had King/Jack hole cards - the game split the pot when the King/Queen hole card player should have won it all. There are many other instances of this. The game will decide who’s a winner if just one hole card is looked at, but it seems as though looking at two “kicker” hole cards has not been written into the poker logic. Just an observation...