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I'd certainly priotize getting the Buck Antler Trinket as this helps with the quality of pelts. This will allow you to be less than perfect with your aim on three star animals. I don;t think it will upgrade a two star animal to a three star pelt, no matter how good your aim is.

Wikipedia has a pretty good synopsis https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Expanse_(TV_series) If you like hard Sci-Fi, you’ll love it the series has gained a fair few industry awards

You might be looking in the wrong saloon. The one you want is between the church and the railway station.

It’s story related. The way that dead eye works changes as you progress through the story missions, gaining you added features and abilities. It’s not something you can reset or change I’m afraid.

Happy new year to everyone. Wishing everyone full saddlebags and quick triggers in the year to come!

Yeah, I had forgotten about that. I read the books when they came out and loved the series. I’ve not managed to see more than ep 1 of series 4 yet. I’m also in the UK, but have an amazon prime subscription so watch it on streaming.

It’s on Netflix

That's really neighbourly of people. Happy Christmas to you and your folks too..!

I thought Altered Carbon was pretty good.

I don’t think it’s possible to download a patch and get it onto a usb stick and get that applied on another console. You’re probably stuck with having to download it by leaving your console on overnight.

Do you have a link to that video?

The in-game instructions should tell you how this works. I've forgotten because I almost never used to restock from camp. Early in the game, I restocked on ammo largely by looting almost everyone I killed (and more than a few that other gang members killed during missions). As the game progresses, you get more equipment (like the bandolier) and more storage if you craft Pearson's satchels (something I highly recommend).

There's some aspects of the game that probably won't easily be found simply by searching the world and do neccessitate looking things up somewhat. However, the treasure maps do include recognizable landmarks, so could be used without a guide, it's just a matter of paying attention somewhat when you're exploring and then periodically looking through the maps until there's a landscape or rock layout that you recall seeing.

Look to the north of Brandywine Drop, you should find some up there under the mountains.

I'm not sure where you've read about those, but that's the first I've heard of either treasure in story mode, these aren't listed in the official strategy guide and I've not seen mention of these anywhere.

I've moved this to the Online forum section as I'm pretty sure that you can't buy gold bars for story mode.

There's no trinket for the Legendary Bear, but there is a Talisman. https://www.rdr2.org/guides/trinkets-talismans-perks-guide/

My last day at work is the 16th, I don't go back until 6th Jan. I've not had much in the way of vacation time this year, so had a load saved up.

They’re just covered pig pens. You can go inside them.

They're nice folk once you get to know them. Fond of boating.

Many have tried....

It's fine for me, and I'm using the latest Firefox. It might be one of your plugins or theme. Try disabling some and see if you can find it.

What normally happens is that you commit a crime and simply ride away from any trouble caused and pay the minimal bounty in another county when you get around to visiting a post office. Beyond the first couple of times, I just didn't bother with the whole cover/change clothes thing.

You'll see later on in the story.

Yes, you’re the same as me, I mostly stay offline as I’m not as quick or aggressive as the guys who do go online, plus I can’t plan any online sessions (my console time is pretty limited these days). I started story mode three times before I got a play through that I was happy with, both in terms of story and completion tasks. I really wanted Buell to live, so I adjusted my last play through accordingly.