Royal Flush, baby: Why not try your hand at some poker in one of the saloons and impress your opponents with your mad skills. Why leave the stagecoach there, ownerless and road garbage? After you progress a little of the way through the story, there’s a fence at Emerald Ranch that will buy coaches off you for easy money. You’ve hidden the bodies in the reeds like a smart murderer. Steal a stagecoach: Ok, let’s say the aforementioned robbery doesn’t go well. Stick up a stagecoach: See that stagecoach on the road there? Why not ride over and aim your shotgun at the driver’s face and let him know that this is a robbery! If he’s wise, he’ll give you everything in his pockets. You might get some surprising results when you push someone’s buttons too much. Become the Gordon Ramsay of the West.īe a Bully, Part The First: Try antagonizing everyone in the camp. Probably.īecome a master chef: Sure you can hunt down deer, wolves, birds, and other animals for their meat but why stop at some plain steak? Gathering herbs from the world will allow you to spice up those meals and even give you stat boosts. If you’re feeling fancy, maybe apply some pomade or give our hero a handlebar mustache? He can pull it off. Why not stop in Valentine and give him a trim. Get a haircut: Arthur’s hair sure is shaggy. With that in mind, happy trails, friends.
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We decided to put together a list of 101 such activities, distractions, and things worth investigating for those of you who have beaten the game or simply want a break from the massive story campaign. Outside of its lengthy, moving story campaign, there's a huge amount of things you can do. Red Dead Redemption II is one of the best games we've played all year.
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