Red Dead Redemption 2 - Reder and Deader

[JoVel]

You can find all (or almost all) of the birds in one place:

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Red Dead Redemption 2 All Exotics Locations

Guide for All Red Dead Redemption 2 Exotics Locations. Where to find All Exotics in RDR2 for the Duchesses and other Animals mission.

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I thought I had followed a video for this but maybe not. Go to that point on the map at noon, there will be a bunch of birds. Shoot and collect whatever you can, then ride to Rhodes, fast travel to Emerald Station and make a camp. Sleep for as long as you can and go back to that spot.

Of all the things I had to grind the stuff that was basically random (like literally all the animal spawns you mentioned) was infuriating. If I knew I could make something appear, that was alright.

Yeah I think I came across this exact article. A spot southeast of Rhodes at the coast ended up working better for me.

Luckily the second step only has herons, which I already plucked plenty of. The herbs are easy since the spawns are fixed.

 

[x Tame Impala]

I don’t know how you guys have the patience to 100% a game doing stuff like that. More power to ya but it seems completely absurd to me

 

[pistolpete11]

I don’t know how you guys have the patience to 100% a game doing stuff like that. More power to ya but it seems completely absurd to me

When I first started playing games, I did it for God of War (2018), but can't imagine ever doing something like that again. RDR2 sounds like it turns that to 11.

I have platinum'ed Bloodborne, Sekiro, and Elden Ring, but those are mostly beat all the bosses, get all the endings, fully upgrade a weapon, etc. Stuff that I mostly did naturally playing through the game. Just a few clean up items that I needed to look up afterwards.

 

[norrisnick]

I don’t know how you guys have the patience to 100% a game doing stuff like that. More power to ya but it seems completely absurd to me

It helps tremendously if the environment of the game itself lends itself to be able to spend a ton of time in there doing whatever. It gives you something to do in that beautiful landscape.

 

[x Tame Impala]

It helps tremendously if the environment of the game itself lends itself to be able to spend a ton of time in there doing whatever. It gives you something to do in that beautiful landscape.

That’s a very fair point with RDR2 for sure. Not many games built a masterpiece for you to explore in.

 

[Dolemite]

That’s a very fair point with RDR2 for sure. Not many games built a masterpiece for you to explore in.

I've been watching a ton of TikToks lately on hidden stuff throughout the game that I completely missed. This is getting me to play it again.

 

[JoVel]

I think most of this game's challenges are enjoyable, with a few burdens here and there. I did a much more thorough playthrough this time, so by the time I had the main story finished I was close enough to 100% that I couldn't not go for it. But if you rush trough the main story and then start doing all 90 challenges, side quests etc. in a row... yeah you're going to hate the game very soon.

 

[Ceremony]

I don’t know how you guys have the patience to 100% a game doing stuff like that. More power to ya but it seems completely absurd to me

Spite was the main thing that kept me going.

RDR's 100% and miscellany were nowhere near as bad because they weren't as involving. The map was smaller and there less stuff to do which is a given, but even the process of doing them was much less aggravating. If you needed to collect ten of a plant, you go to where it is and you can physically see and recognise it on the ground in front of you. In RDR2 you need to go where it is then press R3 to show you which of the plants you can see are actually collectable then you need to go over to see if it's the right one because there's about 50 in-game and half of them look the same.

I know nobody else on the internet seems to have the problems with the world as I do but all of it just felt like a game actively working against making itself enjoyable. I realise this doesn't actually expand as an answer to your question but if the game and its world are engaging and pleasant places to be, it's nice to feel as if you're getting the most out of it.

 

[McGarnagle]

Some games have 100% requirements that are just time wasting, arbitrary picking up of unmarked stuff scattered across the map, or stunt jumps with dumb impossible requirements, etc. I think RDR2's list, while extensive, all made sense in the context of the game. Only the gambler ones were arbitrary IMO.

 

[John Price]

this game has an amazing amount of detail from stores having hours to you actually being wanted for murder for shooting people with witnesses. shot the guy fighting with drunk reverend cause I got bored of grappling with him ufc style. next thing you know I'm wanted for murder and the game says to silence the witness

 

[John Price]

RDR2 happens about 10-15 years before RDR which is why it was so stupid for Rockstar to not port RDR to PC. Releasing RDR again, for Xbox's prior generation and switch? is dumb. They didn't even bother porting it to PC, yet RDR2 had no issue.

 

[Neil Racki]

f***ing A ... triggering the pearson scout jacket request is so random. I think it does help to trigger if your cores are empty and camp cores are empty but ive triggered on full cores as well.

Ive gotten it on half my playthroughs.

Spent maybe 4 hours past week trying to trigger it .. getting f***ing annoying keeping my cores empty, camp cores empty

I believe once you free Sean it doesnt trigger anymore?

 

[SimGrindcore]

This is amazing:

 

[x Tame Impala]

Finishing up Chapter 3 soon I think, not quite sure how far i've progressed (Arthur just escaped the O'Driscoll's after that clear trap of a meeting Dutch agreed to).

Love the game still but am taking a little break due to not having a ton of time lately. There's A LOT of "follow this yellow trail on your horse and get into an unexpected shootout" so far. A lot. Still an awesome world with awesome characters and I'll absolutely finish the game. Overall enjoying myself but the missions are getting a little repetitive if I'm being honest.

 

[John Price]

I've just reached Chapter 3 last night. I need to unlock fast travel, but as said before, this game is simply amazing in the amount of detail and what can happen to you. I was planning to leave the lake camp and visit Valentine which I was locked out from, but got robbed (and killed) during a hold up in the process

Also, the adverse reactions to you popping up to random strangers with a greet interaction is hilarious. Some guy by himself out camping at night, ride up to him and greet, he tells me to get lost and immediately gets aggressive, have to defend myself

"Hey there, mister!"

 

[McGarnagle]

I've just reached Chapter 3 last night. I need to unlock fast travel, but as said before, this game is simply amazing in the amount of detail and what can happen to you. I was planning to leave the lake camp and visit Valentine which I was locked out from, but got robbed (and killed) during a hold up in the process

Also, the adverse reactions to you popping up to random strangers with a greet interaction is hilarious. Some guy by himself out camping at night, ride up to him and greet, he tells me to get lost and immediately gets aggressive, have to defend myself

"Hey there, mister!"

Those campers are always antagonistic.

I learned my favorite way to kill NPCs in the game was to hogtie them and then drop them onto their own campfires.

 

[John Price]

just noticed it's valentine

 

[Frankie Blueberries]

Those campers are always antagonistic.

I learned my favorite way to kill NPCs in the game was to hogtie them and then drop them onto their own campfires.

One time I was riding my horse and a man and his wife, riding their horse in the opposite direction, crashed into me and then got mad at me. I hogtied both of them, brought them to a campfire, and burned the husband while the wife had to watch and then threw her in next. There’s probably something wrong with me

 

[John Price]

I usually do the shortest option which is losing my fuse and pulling a revolver out. I will say though I was coming back from St Denis and this woman on the street wanted help, I accidentally hit her with my horse when trying to get off and she ran away. I just wanted to help

Also I should probably look into fast travel

 

[John Price]

Recently started lassoing more objects, some guy drew his gun on me so I lassoed him and dragged him back to camp

Dutch: "Who's our guest you got here."

Those campers are always antagonistic.

I learned my favorite way to kill NPCs in the game was to hogtie them and then drop them onto their own campfires.

I ran into 2 men who told me to mind their own business, they drew a weapon on me so I shot them both and dragged them into the fire to destroy evidence

I should have done it to them live

 

[Dolemite]

Recently started lassoing more objects, some guy drew his gun on me so I lassoed him and dragged him back to camp

Dutch: "Who's our guest you got here."


I ran into 2 men who told me to mind their own business, they drew a weapon on me so I shot them both and dragged them into the fire to destroy evidence

I should have done it to them live

There's this guy on the TikToks that takes any NPC that gives them flack, lassoes them, and then drops them off the highest point the same bridge every time. lol

 

[John Price]

There's this guy on the TikToks that takes any NPC that gives them flack, lassoes them, and then drops them off the highest point the same bridge every time. lol

my favorite is to antagonize and run away. "Looks like the town idiot."

I saw some prisoners working who flipped out on officers and ran away. I hauled a law man corpse to the road and someone saw and was a witness. chased him to Rhodes, lassod him, lassod pursing officer to chapter 3 camp then got a message that I couldn't bring lawmen into camp.

made it to chapter 4 and saw the vaudeville show which is absolutely amazing and a true historical artifact. Unfortunately this morning while doing the Dutch mission at the saloon the game froze when I was trying to order whiskey

 

[Dolemite]

One of my favorite RDR2 TikToks is Mythbusters in game. There’s a whole bunch of them.

TikTok - Make Your Day

 

[Neil Racki]

Did something in the game I never knew you could do, never seen it on the internet either.

In St Denis, when you go to watch the miss margaret/magnifico show, there is a performer who will catch bullets with his teeth. Usually a stranger will volunteer at some point.

I was getting up to leave during the show at the moment he asked for a volunteer and I walked up to the stage just to antagonize the guy one last time but then it made me the volunteer.

I was confused and kinda high so I just shot the guy right in his chest. Then he calls me a maniac, that he doesnt have teeth in his chest and the curtain closes.

Pretty cool. On my millionth play thru and didnt know you could do that.

 

[John Price]

Did something in the game I never knew you could do, never seen it on the internet either.

In St Denis, when you go to watch the miss margaret/magnifico show, there is a performer who will catch bullets with his teeth. Usually a stranger will volunteer at some point.

I was getting up to leave during the show at the moment he asked for a volunteer and I walked up to the stage just to antagonize the guy one last time but then it made me the volunteer.

I was confused and kinda high so I just shot the guy right in his chest. Then he calls me a maniac, that he doesnt have teeth in his chest and the curtain closes.

Pretty cool. On my millionth play thru and didnt know you could do that.

I just keep quiet in the back and applaud if prompted to

been a while since I've played