Rodgerwilco
Entertainment boards w/ some Hockey mixed in.
- Feb 6, 2014
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The first act is a straight-forward tutorial that you can't really deviate from. But my tips would be:Well, I bit the bullet and bought it, downloading now so maybe I'll get to play Thursday lol. Any early game tips or is the beginning three hour tutorial pretty straightforward and you can't deviate from it much?
-Don't fret about money too much. There are plenty of ways to make some coin. And the story missions provide most of the weapons you'll need if you can't afford to buy them. Most people recommend not even buying weapons, but I've bought a few.
- I'd recommend doing the "Stranger" encounters as you come across them. They're mostly entertaining stories and it gives you a good sense of the level that Rockstar has gone to make this an immersive world.
-I think my biggest tip would be to just enjoy the game as you want. Soak it all in. There are plenty of tiny little things that make the world of this game special. I've dumped a few dozen hours into this game already and I'm barely even through the storyline. I've just been exploring and hunting and things of that nature and it's been amazing. lol.
I think the thing you mention about the bear and wolves is a little thing that is what makes this game great. There are so many tiny things like this that all come together to form such a deep immersive experience. You could probably play the game for 50 hours and never run into something like that.So I finished hunting all the gunslingers yesterday and when I was going after the Mexican one (Fernandez?) in the Western Grizzles I came across some wicked aspects. First, where the white Arabian horse is, I saw a grizzly bear on the lake eating an elk while a pack of wolves were trying to get some chow. The bear stood on his two feet and scared them away, that was awesome. I then wanted to head back to Adler's Ranch just to see what's up and on the way there, there was a couple who were sadly frozen to death by a snowstorm holding a map - detail tiny stuff like that makes this game amazing.
Curious question, how do you guys know the difference between a three-star pelt and a legendary animal? There was an Elk with massive horns in the mountains who had three-stars and I tried to hunt it, but it went beyond the game boundary. Then, I saw a three-star ram and got him instead.
Also, to answer your question. the Legendary animals will not appear until you have started to track them(99% sure on this). They're also typically MUCH bigger and tend to have light/white fur. They will also actually have "Legendary" in their name as well.
I just did that mission last night, lol hilarious. As they say, Art imitates life. And I'm sure that happened in nearly ever moonshine bust back in 1899, lol.One of the Rhodes sheriff missions.
Dutch: don’t worry sheriff we can take this illegal moonshine and dispose of it accordingly.
Sheriff: well I usually take the contraband myself for personal consumption but okay
Love the writing. It’s way, way toned down from GTA, but it’s so much better for it.
I agree about the writing, I think them toning it down in relation to GTA was perfect. There's not quite as much ridiculousness. The game still has a lot of whacky moments (usually in stranger encounters), but the main mission dialogue is awesome without feeling gimmicky like GTA does at times.
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