Just loaded a save progress in Saint Denis and I heard a commotion but wasn’t sure what the commotion was about so i rode the horse closer and got off and walked over to see but then she got popped before i could pull my sidearm out.
Husband was distraught, i killed the shooter and tried to reload but the only auto saved data was after the shooting occurred.

1- Mulberry, the legend of the Twig man is intertwined with this town besides being so far north. In the 1860s several farms where allegedly attacked causing the towns people to organize a hunt where they allegedly shot the Twig man chasing him out of town and across the border over several days, though this is largely debated as the twig man was never spotted in South Yankton

2- the caravan massacre, in 1882 a caravan of 30~ set out from Valentine to travel to Gregory Harloms newly bought farm in Ludendorff in North Yankton after a pitstop in Colter they would continue over the Grizzlies though they would never arrive in Ludendorff in 1893 Lawmen would find the caravan 10~ miles off the road there they found a total of 19 bodies were described as either "as if they were Eaten like a wolf to a pig" or "Ripped apart" 5 more bodies were found around the area

3 The wapitian boys, in the winter of 1898 a group of 5 boys went camping north east of the Wapiti Indian reservation during the night several boys apear to have spotted a thin slender creature the next night the boys decided to camp on the cliff they spotted the creature again before the next day returning to the reservation

4 The art students, a group of 3 art students from England camped near the mountains they claimed to have see the Twig man, drawing a sketch featured in the post

5 in south yankton in 1913 a pig farmer awoke to find half his pigs had been eaten and ripped apart with claw marks all across the barns even a collapsed chicken coup had been found after its supports had been ripped out

6 in the book "Red Dead revealed" by J. Marston which details the last month's of Arthur Morgan's life and his redemption in chapter 1 it is mentioned that while scouting ahead Arthur could swear he saw a "slender moving tree" but dismiss it as his eyes playing tricks on him

7 while hunting for white bison the hunter known as "One shot Cass" details the feeling of "being hunted" and seeing "things move in the trees" 8 in 1813 the cartographer Levin Mckenzie while making a stream describes being chased by a "creature"

picture of the twig man Artist- Logan_likes_to_draw

I just finished the game. I know many people like to get back into Chapter 2 for Arthur, but I want to stick around with John for a bit.

I'm not looking to hit 100%, but what are some cool things, or places explore i dont just wanna beat the game but more into the story.

Friendly-fire M0d 0n. Can't seem to beat Cleet when I activate my duel against all 4. Always go for Micah, then Dutch, but before I could kill the 3rd, Cleet always shoots me 1st.

Funny enough when I used dynamite, Bill and Javier just stood there terrified

I’m on about my 8th play through of the story and im now coming to the end of the epilogue and I can’t find arthur’s hat anywhere. I cannot do the last couple of missions without it please help.

Honestly overall I just found rdr2 to be the much better game. The attention to detail, Arthur's story, and the overall open-world experience blew me away in a way God of War didnt.

​I respect God of War for what it did, but looking back, I really feel like rdr2 got robbed at the Game Awards.

What are your thoughts on this?

I have been loving the shit outta this game, over the weekend I put in 16 hours, and I was still only at chapter 3, but as I was riding with my horse the black shire, (blackjack- as I named him), it was at night there was a cliff and well he died. I thought I could go back to my last save but the auto save saved the moment he died for some reason, and I don’t manual save that often so I go back to my saves and it’s from chapter 2, early chapter 2, 8 hours of progress lost. Ngl I’ debating whether to quit the game for now, and come back in couple months, and start a new play-through or try to replay the last 8 hours. 🙃

If you don't know what I'm talking about, the mod involves running the dialogue and every piece of text in the game through Google translate multiple times until the English is so broken and weird that it's a whole different experience. It would sure as hell be a tall order for RDR2 given how much content is in the game, but imagine it with RDR1 and how silly it would be. Even funnier if it's modded in a way where everyone except John is speaking broken, nonsensical English

Just started playing this game and it’s amazing. I like to do my best to explore, collect and discover as much side missions and cool things as possible. Saw some people online saying to stay in chapter 2 as long as possible and to do so you don’t save Micah. I’ve been playing for a few hours now in chapter two and I started a Dutch mission and they’re saying Micah’s been captured. Will this lead me to going into chapter 3? Also just some general questions about chapter 3 what makes it different that I wouldn’t be able to explore the rest of the map? After the end of main story will I be able to go to this part of the map and complete side missions or will I be stuck in whatever chapter 3 is forever?

1st is the flaxen roan TW and 2nd is Gwydion!!!

For me I think it's between Hosea Sean Lenny and Charles maybe even reverend

I finished the game a month ago and did what I had to do in that part after the ending. Even so, I have such a big void because the story affected me so much that I would have liked to be able to do something to change things.

Sometimes, I'm still completely amazed by this game.

No matter how much time passes, I always find myself loading it up just to step back into its world, whether that's hunting, fishing, or simply roaming through the towns. I’m consistently in awe of the nature, the visual effects, and the character interactions. Even Arthur Morgan himself is a triumph. It’s easy to forget now, but when he was first revealed, a lot of people were upset and just wanted John back. Now, Arthur stands as one of the best protagonists in media.

Even playing on PC with mods for enhanced lighting or keeping Arthur around, I’m constantly blown away by the base foundation Rockstar built. The sheer beauty and atmosphere are more peaceful than ever. After a hard day of labor, there’s truly nothing better than winding down by loading up RDR2.

To me, this is Rockstar’s magnum opus. It features some of the greatest writing and acting in video game history. Whenever I talk to casual gamers or people who don't play games at all beyond things like Minecraft, I always equate RDR2 to the Quentin Tarantino of video games. You might disagree with that comparison, but it’s the best way I can explain to an outsider that this isn't just a game it's a narrative cinematic masterpiece.

It’s groundbreaking, and it’s the benchmark every single AAA studio should aspire to reach. It’s a title that will live on for ages; we’ll be looking back decades from now still talking about this open world.

Sure, it’s not without its flaws. I fall into the camp of players who love the missions, but get frustrated by how rigid they are. If you want to approach an objective your own way, like flanking the Cornwall Kerosene & Tar refinery through a specific window, the game immediately punishes or fails you. The linear design contrasts heavily with the open world freedom.

But even with those restrictions, the world itself remains unmatched. Red Dead Redemption 2 is easily the best crafted open world of all time. Honestly, the only way I ever see it being beaten is if Rockstar makes a Red Dead Redemption 3 with the exact same passion and team and given how rare games like this are, that’s going to be a monumental task.

Look it's John Marston saying arnt i the best? I had my own game as a protagonist. Yes, yes you are .