Yeah, some of those will be time-of-day dependent as well. So you wouldn't get that request from Pearson in the middle of the day because he'd be busy making the stew. And unless you're an absolute completionist, don't worry too much if you miss them; they don't count towards 100% completion. Similarly, if you can't get the Fundraiser to reappear, it also won't affect your ability to get 100% completion, as only 10 stranger mission strands are required and there are 20+ to choose from. It's a meaningless little nothing of a mission too; the lady talks, you either give her money or steal some and the mission ends.
Spoiler tags please. And to answer your question
Feeling the same. After a longer break i decided to go back to this game and i i'm honestly floored by RDR2. I finished the game 4 months ago or so, but only now i really start to see how great this is in terms of an achievement for the medium.
The murder mysteries I found through normal gameplay just by riding around with cinematic camera on; the game subtly positions the camera to show you assorted viscera when you're near one, you just have to notice it. It's not super obvious, mind you, but I'd be riding along and see something and think "what the hell was that?" and it turns out to be an arm or whatever.
A rifle would normally make it a 3-star pelt, but if you soak the bullets in Micah's tears first then you should be able to 4-star it :p
In Red Dead Redemption 1, you also had the survivalist map to highlight plants on your map and make it significantly easier to find things. But RDR1 was also limited in terms of what you could find; there was very little overlap between the plants of various regions (e.g. you're never finding Prickly Pear outside of Mexico). I actually prefer RDR2 in that regard, and it gets you scanning your surroundings constantly to look for harvestable plants because you never know when you might need them. But some sort of map of the exotics (like what exists ingame for legendary fish and legendary animals) would certainly have been appreciated.
Same here. I played through the whole game in about two weeks when it released. I've been replaying it now, though a lot more slowly, and it really is amazing.
Oh well, just found the second murder scene last night. I know I found the last one randomly on my first playthrough and I *think* it was somewhere in the North.
I love Rockstar's games and I've always felt I got my money's worth concerning the SP, but their post-launch is just atrocious. I know I sound entitled, but compared to other devs (Ubi, CDPR) they just suck. Like, I know that Online's where all the money is, but come on!
Right? It's been ten months and they've done nothing. Meanwhile there's Assassin's Creed: Odyssey which was just pumping out update after update, for free even.
They've done a shitload of free updates for Red Dead Online.
Yeah, but they've done jack shit for the SP. I personally don't have any problems with the controls (though that another debate), but they could at least add in all the MP stuff to the SP or fix the whole loadout crap.
The original score is now up on Spotify, and I'm assuming other services as well:
I never get why they never put ALL the tracks in the soundtrack. I'm personally missing Sodom Back To Gomorrha a lot.
Yeah, personally I'm missing this track from RDO (it's also in their ShareFactory theme). TBH, having listened to it today, the Original Score is a little underwhelming :(
They still seem tied to the notion that it needs to fit on a traditional CD even though that's been almost completely replaced by streaming and digital as a content delivery method. The thing that gets me is the lack of the house building song on either the official soundtrack or score. An entire mission based around a rhythm game set to a specific song written solely for the game and you don't include it on either of the official soundtracks that get released? What the shit?
