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So would I. Especially the LeMat.

Trimming their nails isn't the same thing as declawing, though.

I'm of the mind that declawing is inhumane and cruel and really no different from cutting off a person's fingers. A cat's claws are its main defensive weapon and as much as it can be annoying when my cats set the furniture in their sights, I'd rather not take away their means of fighting back if they're ever attacked by someone or something.

I did a quick search and didn't find anything about new weapons being added to single-player.

Shouldn't this be in the RDR2 forum?

Honestly, the end game becomes kind of boring when all the gang ambushes are over with and you're left with mostly just camps and hideouts. I wish there were more ambush points and random ambushes that would continually respawn.

I'm guessing your avatar is reflective of this situation? 🤣 I've had cats all my life and, yes, this is normal cat behavior. Sometimes they mellow out with age, sometimes they don't. It can be a crapshoot. Do you happen to know what breed the cat is? If you got him from a store that got him from a shelter, at least one of the two parties should know. Some breeds are more hyperactive than others. Bengals, for example, can be extremely hyperactive. Scratching is natural for them, since they have claws and all. Sometimes it's simply a matter of playing gone wrong and paying attention to what your cat was doing when the scratching occurs is the way to figure out if it's just play or defensive. Kneading, now (where they push their paws into you and continuously deploy and retract their claws), shouldn't be confused with scratching or clawing because it's a sign of affection they learn from their mothers from when she was still feeding them. Biting is, to some extent, also an affectionate behavior because of how their mother would carry them around as babies. I had a cat whose usual routine was to come to me, bit the absolute sh*t out of my chin, then she would become just about the most loving and affectionate creature on earth. Step one to solving the furniture scratching problem is to get a scratching post. Keep on the cat about not scratching on furniture and reward them with a treat when they use the scratching post, and they'll usually start to realize that everyone is happier when they use it instead of furniture. Another thing you can do, in addition to the scratching post, is identify the places where your cat scratches and, if the locations are convenient for you, put sticky paper or something like that on said spots because cats hate those kinds of surfaces.

So, I saw a Youtube video of John getting arrested in Blackwater, which was followed by an angry Abigail showing up at the police station, knocking the police officer out while he had his back turned, and getting John out. I wanted to see this in person, so I got arrested in Blackwater, but the normal sequence of John serving his jail time and being released played out instead. Does anyone know how to get this cutscene to trigger? Edit: This is the cutscene I'm talking about.

She'll also castrate you if you rub her (no pun intended) the wrong way.

Not me. Crafting/cooking is working as it should.

What exactly would be the divide between "villains" and the likes of griefers?

Completing the Chapter 2 mission The Spines of America unlocks fences, including the wagon fence at Emerald Ranch.

Shouldn't you be yelling at us to get off your lawn?

What kind of a world has this become where we can't let our kids dress up as monsters and wander unattended around our forests at night? 😢

Yeah, pretty much this.

LOL!

Has anyone ever seen a gold Kentucky Sadler in RDR2? It was one of the best horses in RDR1 (though it's fairly mid-range in 2), but yet I've never seen one with that color of coat.

Ah, well, as someone who doesn't play online, I did not know that.

You can't buy wagons, only sell them.

We can (after you've reached the point when it becomes unlocked). The fence at Emerald Ranch doubles as a wagon fence. Just take any wagons you steal to the barn there and the fence will buy them for varying amounts of money.

Try scrolling through the different tabs in the sell menu. One on the far right should be for pelts. I've noticed that they don't seem to appear in the "All" tab since the last update.

Looks more like Snake Eyes from the GI Joe movies.

I raise you waiting in line at a store while my dad cracks jokes about shooting the people in front of you and risks getting us both arrested because he doesn't like waiting in line. 😨

Yeah, the trapper is the only place you can craft anything with legendary pelts. They're useless at Pearson's wagon. Also, if a legendary animal is small enough that you can carry its corpse (such as, say, the deer, fox, or wolf), take it to the trapper and sell it, too. You can get good money for it.

Mine's a zombie from Undead Nightmare, jacked from the Rockstar Social Club website.