Parzival

Yeah, they'll count. Try to make a mental note of all the animals needed and nab them if you see them at any time, because they seem to get harder to find when you're actually looking for them. And keep in mind that the final list can only be completed as John in the epilogue.

Carcasses in your satchel don't rot.

If you've uncovered the area on your map, it will be marked by a small white icon with a dollar sign ($). Truthfully, I've never gotten this home invasion mission because I always hit the location as early as I can to get the Browning A5 that can be found in the cellar. I'm trying to tell you based on the given hints. Just get on that east-to-west road on the Little Creek River's north side and ride along it, the path that leads to the cabin is marked by a dotted line and is easily found. Alternatively, if you still can't find it, just suck it up and click the spoiler below. Trust me, brah, there's so much hidden in this game that you practically need a guide to find some things. It's nothing to be ashamed of and no one here's going to rag on you about it. 🙂

It's almost directly north of Strawberry on the north side of the little Creek River.

It's me, remember? 😝

My dad is absolutely obsessed with Facebook and all it did was turn me off to it even more. Last thing I care to deal with is someone getting butthurt because I wouldn't accept a friend request sent by their father’s brother’s nephew’s cousin’s former roommate that I've never met.

Then I still have no use for the game. Honestly, if I want to play a lone operative on a stealth mission, I can pop MGS4 or Splinter Cell Blacklist into my PS3. You know, games that are actually designed around this idea rather than having it shifted onto me because the developers don't like that I'm not interested in co-op.

Will it include offline play and AI teammates?

Buddy, I've never even been on it. So I'm still the king. 😎

I'll have to go get the white one and compare them. I only have the red one right now, since I usually get a good quality horse in the beginning and stick to it for my duration as Arthur. I save the "collecting" for the endgame with John. Does the black Arabian that can be bought in Saint Denis have different stats from the white one? If not, then there's probably a good chance they're all the same. Edit: According to the other Red Dead Wiki's page for the Arabian, the red chestnut one is the worst of the Arabians. https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Arabian#Coat_styles The rose grey bay version that can be bought from the Blackwater stables in the epilogue seems to be the best one.

No, it's area where you find the whale bones point of interest. It's west of Lake Owanjilla, not south. Sorry about that.

There's also a chestnut red Arabian that can be found in the woods south of Lake Owanjilla. I found him by chance a few days ago and tamed him. I named him Mr. Ed.

He means the regular moose.

You get everything back after returning from Guarma. I do it right before I do the final mission as Arthur.

https://variety.com/2020/tv/news/y-the-last-man-series-fx-yorick-ben-schnetzer-1203519427/ I've read the comic series it's based on, which has an interesting premise (after a doctor successfully carries and births her own clone, all men on earth die off, nature having apparently now deemed them "unnecessary") . Hopefully FX stays faithful to it with this adaption.

My God, tell me about it. I'd kill for a non-glitch option to skip it. You hear that, Rockstar? Add the option, then tell me who the target is and they'll be six feet under within a week!

Someone on TV will never want to go to Alderaan Coffee in Milwaukee, Wisconsin? Because that's where Siri directed me when I asked that on my iPhone.

https://www.sfgate.com/cnet/article/Apple-doesn-t-let-movie-villains-use-iPhones-15085288.php?ipid=newsrecirc Does anyone else think that's mindbogglingly ridiculous?

John starts the epilogue flat broke, though.

They look a lot like these.

"Flowers"? Is that what you call the number of player corpses you've accumulated while playing the game?

You knew what you were in for when I told you who I was on the Ubisoft forums. 😆

Just shoot your way out like a real outlaw would. Have some self-respect, man!

And on top of that, RDR2 makes things quite a bit more expensive than they were in reality for gameplay purposes. A Cattleman cost, I think, $135 at a gunsmith with neutral honor, but IRL an SAA cost around $20 at the time.

Don't like multiplayer, so no. And the campaign was way overblown. I saw lots of comparisons putting it on the level of CoD4's, but it wasn't even close IMO. And somebody needs to give the developers a geography lesson, because it would take a significant, possibly catastrophic, change to the global climate for a desert region to form where they placed their so-totally-not-Syria Syria analogue.