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Weird. I thought I knew most things in the game, but I was trawling YouTube and saw there’s a huge face carved into one of the mountains. Now I just gotta go visit that sometime. How in the heck did I miss that?

Yes, the icon for the last one will resolve when you reach completion of this collection. I wont spoil anything for you. As with the rest of the collection strands, you have to go see the collection giver to complete that part of the story.

Yep, legendary fish are missing.

Yeah, I did perfect that whole exit the game and rejoin roundabout. You have to do it pretty quick before the next hand is dealt. There were a few times when I accidentally throttled someone instead of joining the game (same button press), which slowed me down. It's still a slog, even when you use this way of cutting down the inescapable animations.

No, it doesn't. I made coffee.

Yeah, I guess it might be deceptive how a town can slow you down, especially when a wagon gets in the way. I just avoided all towns. If I try and hurry through a town, the game knows and usually puts a wagon on a bridge to get in my way. Same with animals - the game knows what I want and then shows me everything in the encyclopedia except the one that I want. And cut scenes kill the timer I think. One run, I camped by mistake.

Antagonizing someone into going red and then hogtying them makes them count as an enemy as well.

Find treasure maps, find the treasure, sell the treasure. Carry on looting (a lot of those loot boxes you looted before the epilogue get refilled). But mainly the treasure maps, and it's probably better to leave many of those for the epilogue and after if you really want that money. I completed the game and have about $25K or something. You don't really need a lot of money though.

If all else fails, simply hogtie an enemy and leave him on a track or out in the open and dispatch from the required distance.

My route: Rent a room in Van Horne and start in the evening. The roads are a bit quieter at night and you don't hit the train going over Bard's Crossing. South from Van Horne and cross the river at the bridge. Swing North at the T-junction and head to the track to the north of Emerald Station West, between Emerald Ranch and Heartland Overflow Join the main road, going through Twin Stack Pass Head Southwest and join the train tracks at Flat Neck Station Leave the tracks at Riggs Station Bypass Strawberry town by taking the bypass to the South and loop Northwest up to Owanjila dam Cross, and follow the only route to Blackwater I didn't time this route (I spent a fair time in the map at points, planning the next steps), but I had the feeling I did it comfortably, even after riding into rocks a couple of times. I didn't meet the cougar. I did meet a Skinner ambush, but rode straight through it. I didn't bother feeding my horse mid-journey - I just kept stabbing it with potent horse stimulant whenever he started getting tired.

Yeah, you're probably right there. I did get a bit bored of button mashing after half an hour or so, Then I learned the true meaning of patience with the Gambler 8 challenge...

The poker challenge was easier in valentine. They’re weak players and will fold if you go all-in three times in a row

Let me see if I can plot the route I took for horseman 9, hopefully that might help you a bit as I recall you had problems with that. I made it on my third attempt after dying on the railway bridge twice. However, it really pays to do that as John. I’m guessing you know that though. Just buy/discard the premium cigarettes- it’s the quickest way of getting a full set.

People say they're going to report you just to troll you, don't worry about it. If they do report you and R* look at the log data for your session and see that you weren't ghosting, nothing will happen to you (you won't hear anything). If these guys continually report maliciously, then they'll find themselves suspended for abusing the reporting system. Basically, ignore it and carry on with your life.

Yeah, Arthur's last journal entries made for emotional reading. John's journal is ending up with endless childish drawings of animals as I trawl through the zoologist trophy.

You don't need to equip the Legend of the East outfit. You just need to purchase and equip all of the reinforced sets. I've completed the game and not once worn that suit.

These guards will probably be moving when they're activated in this way, so they might be moving closer toward you. Try it with an enemy who's static and ideally hasn't spotted you. I managed this on my first attempt, at an gang camp.

Good places for small birds for me have been at Camp Overlook (after the crew have moved out) - there's birds on the rocks by the path and around the camp site itself. Also, the rocks around the river crossing to the north of the Beaver Hollow camp has a good assortment (including Robins).

I do indeed... But yes, I agree that Rockstar with it's fanatical attention to detail would have better aligned the breed stats with the actual horse breeds. It wouldn't be a programming task, it would have been just assigning the attributes accordingly. Maybe they did get it right last time and maybe it didn't "feel" right that way for some reason. I don't know whether it's the same for anyone else, but the breed/stats didn't really matter to me during my gaming - I could easily do whatever I wanted (including races and timed runs) with my war horse.

You pressed a button by mistake. Happens to me sometimes. I shot a lot of people early in the game, just trying to say hello to them.

There are no trophies in RDR2 that relate to headshots. In the story mode of the game, there's no pop-up count of headshots. There might be in Online, but not in the story. You do, however, get a count of headshots per weapon in the weapons part of the compendium, so you can add those up. In Red Dead Redemption 1, there was Bullseye - Get 250 headshots in any game mode.

I don't think I needed the deadeye trick. I just aimed and retreated until the aim point went white and then stepped forward. I just used deadeye to get the headshot to guarantee the kill. The hardest part of this is finding your enemy. I just used one of the gang hideouts - Hanging Dog Ranch has plenty of open space around it. The areas to the side of the river here have plenty of wildlife, so you can complete Sharpshooter 5 here as well (kill 6 animals without reloading), and then you can return to the ranch for Sharpshooter 6 (600ft kill - there's usually a guy on the water tower that you can see and shoot from a mile away).

You're right. I miss Arthur as well. The story for me was fantastically written, acted, and performed. I know I could start all over again, but I completed the game on my third attempt, so that's doubtful.

Yeah, I'm sure there's quite a few places where there's musical/visual/vocal things like this. I was out at Bluewater Marsh yesterday hunting for owls in the night and clearly heard a church bell. There's other times where the background music changes or there's a sudden tone that pops up. I'm sure it's significant, but I haven't worked it out.