I'm going to burn your house down!

[WhiskeySour]

Kill your wife, your kids and even your dog. Well guess in RDO i can't do those things. But I will kill your damn horse if I get the chance after you kill me while I'm minding my own business.

[HooverRAD]

[Paladin]

Just like every other PvP map, go where no one is until you are big enough to kill their horse.

So, somewhere here are the location for upgraded horse and revolver, Get them.

Or as Iron Maiden said:

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86URGgqONvA

 

 

[Abysstic]

“You be William Money outa Missouri, killer of women and children.” - little bill, unforgiven.

 

 

Edited December 9, 2018 by Abysstic
William correct name

[Kean_1]

I've been trying out solo play for several sessions and rarely encounter any trolls simply because I go where random players are not.  

It depends on what my goals are but I usually spawn in Ambarino and then immediately crouch so I don't show up on radar.  I check the minimap for hostiles.  .....check for bears and wolves and then check the big map to see where everyone is at, what they are doing, etc.  I check people's levels, the posses and the posse's honor levels (taking note off the bad ones).  I then observe for a bit to see if there are any obvious griefers among them.  If there are, I block them and take note of where they are.  

While I try to avoid everyone, I particularly avoid posses and especially those I have noted that may be trouble.  I keep an eye on the minimap and check the big map for a clear route, clear destinations, etc. every now and again.  I usually set course for a clear town with the amenities I require and hunt along the way.  .....checking periodically that player activity is still the same.  

It's really not that hard to stay away from folks IME/IMO.

[Suck3rPunch3d]

[Kean_1]

There was nothing passive about it.   .....it was all aggressive. 

[Poggy]

I imagine that if online ever allows players to buy, own and manage home steads, ranches and houses, there will be a lot of burning timber in the West.  If other players can destroy property there would be basically no point ever owning anything - it would surely be destroyed every time you play.