Iron Jacket

I used to spend a fair amount of time around the GTA Online MC Community (Forgive me for my sins) and I suppose if managed correctly, where you could sort weapons into duffle bags and put them into vehicles etc. It may push more MC's to actually use the vans and trucks - well.. until someone figures out how to get a flying pain the backside. If that hat has made it all the way through to 203- whenever it releases... I want to definitely make that my clothing brand of choice, they seem like a reasonable investment! 😆 Iron Jacket

It's been quite awhile since I originally played the start of online, but something I'll experience again as I'm restarting the online experience from scratch. I can't remember 100% the amount of missions, but I do remember honor having a lot to do with which ones arose and when. Iron Jacket

Okay, thanks for clarifying. There had been rumors they would concentrate on GTA 6, which I hope they do well with - It'll be interesting to see how the online plays out. It's definitely a shame. Compared to GTA IV, Red Dead Redemption had the better online experience, it's a shame the tables have turned somewhat, even if the gameplay mechanics are definitely in Red Dead's favor. I wonder if they have less time than they originally thought? There were rumors about new major updates and even the rockstar editor - even if that had been a purchase-only option, I feel like they could have made a killing. Iron Jacket

Well I guess every good cowboy needs a good pair of yoga pants? 🤔😄 I've always thought that was a great addition to the game by Rockstar, sure it could've been explored further but Rockstar tends to slowly build on things over time. Iron Jacket

In some ways, Rockstar has grown such tough skin since the early noughties that they can just roll with the punches. It's a corporate company, so don't expect them to directly answer every question. Their comms team will keep pushing their news articles and social media updates instead. Wasn't it announced earlier in the year that Red Dead Online would not be updated anymore? Is this incorrect? If we could own estates and land, be able to ranch and cowboy or grow crops, that would be incredible. Likewise, it would be incredible to do full-on train robberies, but if I've learned anything from Grand Theft Auto Online as a project, it's that slow and steady is the key, and even then don't expect too much. Iron Jacket

What's up everyone? I hope you're all doing well. The past couple of weeks, I've been re-journeying through Red Dead Redemption 2 and Online. Firstly, what an incredible story Rockstar presented with Red Dead Redemption II! While I wasn't thrilled with the story in Grand Theft Auto V, Red Dead Redemption II far exceeded my expectations. 🤠 I'm from England, the United Kingdom, and I'm in my late twenties, which means I would be close to retirement if I were a professional sports player, maybe I should have made that assessment as a child 🤔 😄 It's safe to say that Rockstar has always been a staple of the video game industry, wouldn't you agree. While Grand Theft Auto is their main title, Red Dead Redemption should not be overlooked by any means. In 2010, I played Red Dead Redemption and loved not only the story, but also the online experience. As an 'OG' of GTA Online, I have spent countless hours running and running with crews and clubs - but I would go so far as to say that Red Dead Redemption's original Online feature had a greater impact on the evolution of GTA Online that the online experience offered in GTA IV. On GTA Online, I ran crews as well as with, and I am currently the Sergeant for a rather defunct super part-time club. There is no doubt that times change, and Covid was a big part of that change- we had a very good run over that period, reminiscent of the very early days, but times do change. I also ran a crew on the original Red Dead Redemption, but the lines were a lot more blurry and we struggled to make things more sophisticated. Here's some information about it: https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Posse:The_Wolfpack Having just begun a re-journey through Red Dead Redemption II and Red Dead Online, I have joined this forum. In Red Dead Online, I recently rebuilt my character. Once I created what I felt was the most accurate representation of myself in a rockstar game, but when I revisited the title I wanted to create a Native American character to change my experience. He is known as Puhihwikwasu'u, which means 'Iron Jacket' in the Comanche language. The name comes from the great grandfather of th last Comanche chief Quanah Parker, however, his not a direct copy just more of a inspiration. I saw so much hate and disgruntlment around those who have Native American characters and decided that the backstory for my character would be more fictional, so I can merge elements from different tribes, in the same way Rockstar did with the Wapiti tribe. I hope I can reveal more about that tribe eventually, as it strives to be the crew on Red Dead Online, even though I'm still very early in the journey of my character. It's probably a little down the road since there are so many details to iron out. But if you're interested, please feel free to message me. Thank you so much for reading this post, and I hope to see you around. Iron Jacket