BropolloCreed79

I'd be lying if I said I didn't snicker every time I have Arthur take a bath. I always opt for "the help", and her hand continually dips into the water near his crotch and lingers. And Arthur usually sighs contentedly when she does. That's close enough for me.

This is why I always create a backup save before starting a new mission. It's saved my horse three times now. With some missions, you can't save during, so I try to do it before I start off on anything new, even if I'm in the middle of nowhere.

I find it in a lot of cabins that are out in the woods, of all places. I wish I remember specifically where, but they're all over the place, and the Potent Bait is almost always by one of the doors.

Simple Jack. He's a big Dutch Drafthorse that I cut loose from a stagecoach, and his testicles are impressive enough that I ditched my current horse at the time without a care in the world.

I picked up a melee weapon to replace my knife, and I've been just absolutely brutal with it.

I hear they make a pill for that.

The game is full of these side quests (which are AWESOME) Two I've stumbled across: And I love these side quests. Sure they get me off task from whatever I'm working on, but they're so great--and now I have some sick gear from the first spoiler that I use all the time.

That's part of a side quest. I don't want to ruin it for everyone, but I found another part of it yesterday.

May I humbly suggest an economic, period-appropriate option to enjoy RDR2 with? $16.99 a bottle. No, it is not refined, nor is it exquisite. What it is, is damn good, and I definitely can picture Arthur knocking back a few glasses after a long day of collection. Just a suggestion.

Thanks for the tip. I was wondering what to do with the collection of antique pocket watches and wedding rings I was carrying around. I want the cash. Like Arthur is so fond of saying: we ain't a damn charity!

Have you tried going back to the area where you died? In my experience, my horse is usually where I left it, even if it's miles away from where I respawn. Similar thing happens to a lot of folks on the first Bounty Hunter mission. Without going into spoilers, you end up on the bounty's horse, and taking it back into town. Even stabling it, your original horse will stay out in the wild back where you dismounted/died. I've had to go back for my horse countless times when I've had it following me and I've been ambushed or riding while drunk (and fell off and died... yes it's happened more than once). It happens, but the "main" horse has always been where I left it.

Mine downloaded the patch in the background on PS4 once I started the install.

Most of them are Delta Bravos anyways. I'd rather go it alone unless I need a meat shield.

Realism. Once you figure it out, it helps with timing your shots and is quite enjoyable.

On the repeater rifle and double action revolvers, you have to pull the trigger twice: once to cycle the round into the chamber, and once again to fire. Brings a whole new meaning to "double tap".

I can't put a number on it, but basically once you raid the rival gang place in the mountains, you head out of them and into a new area that's more of a sandbox style area

It's more than that, though. They do a substantial amount of world building and storytelling in those first few hours. And I loved every moment of it.

I have the factory HD, and it took me about 90 minutes to install. Did the data disc first.

GameStop prerung everyone starting at 1500 hours Yesterday. Then, they lined everyone up by number starting at 2045. At 2100, they started giving them out if you were paid up. It took 90 minutes to install, and I was playing by 2300. Just stopped now at 0400 to get some shut eye so I wouldn't be a complete trainwreck taking my kids to school in three hours. The Best buy stores had releases at 2100 as well. A couple of attorneys at work picked it up too.

100% agree. This was well worth the wait.

So.. the opposite of Ubisoft, then? Also, your new profile photo pleases me.

Those corpse walls aren't going to build themselves.

Proud member of the minority right here.