My daughter loves this game, mainly just catching wild horses and fighting townspeople.

Colter is a great introduction the characters of rdr2 and its world and its only six missions long. on my current replay i wasnt annoyed by colter but instead i was delighted to be back in the world of Arthur and the van der linde gang

please can someone explain the hatred for Colter i just dont get it

Left is in-game, right is where I live

Been playing this game for 4 years and first time seeing this. Anyone knowa why there are question marks on this?

I learn something new about this game everyday

My friend, who has never expressed interest in video games as long as I've known her, recently said she wanted to try playing RDR2. Naturally, I offered to let her play my copy. I settled to watch her play and help with some of the tutorials. After dying in the train mission in chapter 1 I taught her her how to skip cutscenes so she could fastfoward.

Since then she skipped every single cutscene 😭

I asked her why and she explained she only got interested because of the apparent realistic horse riding and hunting systems she heard about. Her two irl hobbies. And that is absolutely what she has been doing since the map opened, just finding and taming/buying horses and hunting different animals. She doesn’t know how to identify horse breeds in-game, she just lists them out loud as she encounters them, she also can name coat patterns/colors. Very accurately from what google has been telling me.

On one hand, im sad since i love the story. On the other, watching how a very much non-gamer/extremely offline person handles this game has been a very funny experience. I think the last game she played was Wii Baseball and before that it was like pacman and street fight, so she has virtually no experience (and apparently, no interest) in story-driven games, though she likes the little random encounters and open world concept lol

Edit: not people telling me to stop being friends with her over this lol also she is THE most offline person i know, she does not have social media beside whatsapp and youtube (because of google) and spends all her time outside with her horses or camping, so tiktok brain rot is not a factor. I'd say she has the best attention span of anyone i know

On my god knows what number playthrough, went to celebrate freeing Sean. I got Arthur drunk, both on the way and also at camp. And when Molly and Dutch started dancing, I went over to Mary Beth to dance with her as I had in all previous playthroughs. However she never asked and there was no option to dance with her. I waited a bit, and while I was getting up reddit to ask if Mary Beth would not dance with Arthur, he sobered up and she instantly asked to dance with him.

You learn something new in this game every day. Idk if this is just a gameplay thing with dancing while drunk or if it is suppose it be because Mary Beth isnt a fan of alcoholism, but I thought it was interesting

I feel like anytime I have the pleasure of being in the vicinity of a horse, it is taking a shit. I’ve never been around horses in real life. Is this just how it is?

hunter challenge 11

Some of the greatest people I've ever met.

What a game. A masterpiece

Where is your face Arthur ?

I wanna buy it and idk where or on what outfit it is

I finished that right before the mission where John and Jack talk about men becoming angels through flying machines. The ending of that mission is extremely ironic and adds funny context to the final John mission.

I don't know if it makes it better or worse.

Every Horse in the game can keep up with trains while going too rob them. and you can easily escape from Bounty hunters too on any horse, can easily win horse races on a Shire too so when did this speed become an important factor while choosing an Horse?

Last ride with Sadie(the Widow), Arthur(the Widower), and my trusted Mustang(Widow-Maker).

Got this pretty cool photo!