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Behonkiss posted:-Do we find out exactly what's going on with John and Williamson? I'm hoping this is a game that fills in the blanks as things go on, because I feel very disconnected from what's going on so far, like the game actually started a while ago and I've come into the middle of it. It's the usual rockstar 'man arrives in town with a shady past that he will slowly reveal over the course of the game' thing.
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# ? Jul 2, 2010 01:43 |
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Tumbleweed is one spooky town, but did you know it is ACTUALLY haunted? I just spent five minutes skulking around the mansion basement endlessly tormented by the voices of those I've killed. After you cross the bridge before you enter town, veer left up the path until you see the windmill. Once you're at the windmill, slide down and head near the barn, then go into the mansion. You will hear voices and even run into invisible people. What I think happened: What I'm guessing happens is that the criminals are already pre-loaded into their spots in Tumbleweed, but just invisible. When you walk into town you trigger the criminals to decloak and spawn. However, if you walk into town from a different direction you won't trigger the criminals to decloak, but they'll still be there. You can bump into them and they'll still say stuff if you go near them or shoot. I lit up the basement in dynamite and didn't see any blood/bodies, so I assume they're invincible as well. If you approach Tumbleweed you'll trigger the criminals to spawn in town and in the mansion. Curiously, the criminals in the mansion seemed to be initially friendly to me. This is also a really hassle free way to complete the third treasure hunt mission Can anyone else duplicate this?
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# ? Jul 2, 2010 02:30 |
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the thread posted:flowers for a lady Really the payoff is in how excited John is to finally do some right in the world and there's a point in the reveal you can tell he's just "So this is how it's going to be, World. Alright. Whatever."
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# ? Jul 2, 2010 02:46 |
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Can I get the Kill 500 People with a Mounted Weapon achievement by using that mounted gun above your one safe house I think is in Matadero? It's the last single player achievement I need.
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# ? Jul 2, 2010 02:53 |
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I'm going to be on playing some multi, I just got this thing so I don't know what's going on. GT: Euron Greyjoy Which metatags still have room?
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# ? Jul 2, 2010 03:22 |
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ruddiger posted:Can I get the Kill 500 People with a Mounted Weapon achievement by using that mounted gun above your one safe house I think is in Matadero? It's the last single player achievement I need. Yes, any mounted weapon (Gatling, Maxim, Cannon) works. If you have a buddy to help out, you can go to El Presidio in Free Roam and take turns on the Gatling by the front gate. Kill the soldiers in the fort and Mexican soldiers will start spawning and riding straight at the gun. The person not on the Gatling keeps watch over the rear door, since otherwise the occasional soldier sneaks in that way.
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# ? Jul 2, 2010 03:58 |
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ruddiger posted:Can I get the Kill 500 People with a Mounted Weapon achievement by using that mounted gun above your one safe house I think is in Matadero? It's the last single player achievement I need. any mounted gun in any mode. Gatling gun above El Matadero, sure! Cannons in El Presidio, sure!
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# ? Jul 2, 2010 03:58 |
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shadok posted:Yes. Also, in multiplayer, I like to use the female Mexican characters and spam the taunt button. No idea what she's going on about. I think I heard "culo" in there somewhere. Another thing that annoys me about multiplayer: there's no "howdy" button. It's "gently caress your shitface, bitch" or nothing.
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# ? Jul 2, 2010 04:15 |
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Is there any reason to buy anything other than a 3 star horse?
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# ? Jul 2, 2010 04:52 |
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GamingHyena posted:Is there any reason to buy anything other than a 3 star horse?
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# ? Jul 2, 2010 08:00 |
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Anyone know where the Bollard gang bounties are at? I am slowly but surely working my way towards the 100% mark, and damned if I can find a bounty with em. I thought it was Armadillo but that's the Walton gang.
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# ? Jul 2, 2010 09:23 |
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Stupid_Sexy_Flander posted:Anyone know where the Bollard gang bounties are at? MacFarlane's Ranch. Took me a while to realize it had a bounty board too.
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# ? Jul 2, 2010 09:44 |
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I'm on the 3rd treasuremap and solving them myself without looking at a guide was very rewarding. I still maintain the first one is misleading, and the last step of the 2nd one is hard to pinpoint exactly, as well as requiring a long ride if you go too far down the hill! The 3rd one is easy I'll be going directly to that place when I get home from work but I wonder... can you get that treasure before you even get the 3rd map or does it only spawn there once the map is found? Mr Cuddles fucked around with this message at 10:01 on Jul 2, 2010 |
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GamingHyena posted:Is there any reason to buy anything other than a 3 star horse? Maps from vendors are a fast and thourough way to reveal all locations on your map, a requirement for 100% completion stats. Rare weapons unlock throughout the game, and are also part of "Redeemed" requirement. A jug of moonshine and other similar goodies make later deadeye challenges fairly simple. I'm sure there's more but hopefully that's what you meant. e. The bandolier increases ammo capacity, the bandanna is very helpful, there are outfit scraps that need to be purchased, etc. Maybe I misunderstood your question.
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# ? Jul 2, 2010 10:10 |
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Mr Cuddles posted:The 3rd one is easy I'll be going directly to that place when I get home from work but I wonder... can you get that treasure before you even get the 3rd map or does it only spawn there once the map is found? The little cache of rocks is there but I'm pretty sure you can't access it until you have the appropriate map. Early on in the game I overheard a character talk about the rumour that there was treasure in (a place) and I went to that place, found the rock pile, but couldn't do anything with it. Later, when I got the map, I went back and collected the gold. cthulusnewzulubbq posted:I'm sure there's more but hopefully that's what you meant. I thought he meant "why would you buy a 1- or 2-star horse".
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# ? Jul 2, 2010 10:48 |
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GamingHyena posted:Tumbleweed is one spooky town, but did you know it is ACTUALLY haunted? I just spent five minutes skulking around the mansion basement endlessly tormented by the voices of those I've killed. I thought this was just a glitch too, but now I'm thinking it's intentional. NPCs and the newspaper both mention Tumbleweed being haunted, and no other place in the game has any glitch like this atleast that I have heard of.
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# ? Jul 2, 2010 11:14 |
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Mr Cuddles posted:I'm on the 3rd treasuremap and solving them myself without looking at a guide was very rewarding. I still maintain the first one is misleading, and the last step of the 2nd one is hard to pinpoint exactly, as well as requiring a long ride if you go too far down the hill! How is the first one misleading? At first I went to the graveyard where you save some dude from being hanged, but then I stumbled upon the actual location. The 2nd one though, ugh. That loving hill. I went all the way down and spent forever looking for the thing before I was like "it's ON the hill not BELOW IT!". Also, apparently if you progress far enough in the single player campaign, you get a lasso which makes catching horses really easy. You don't have to chase them forever and kinda corner them eventually and maybe have a chance at breaking one. Man I felt dumb. Does anyone else hog-tie and then toss the petty criminals onto the train tracks?
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# ? Jul 2, 2010 11:16 |
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a lot of people seem to have had trouble with the first treasure map so I don't feel stupid about it. I think it's just that it's not immediately obvious at what scale it's working or something.
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# ? Jul 2, 2010 11:23 |
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Apologies in advance for this being woefully off-topic but I've been going through all the westerns I can find since buying this game. I've just watched For A Few Dollars More and by GAWD it's great. One thing that is now bothering the hell out of me is that El Indio's watch plays a tune that was sampled in some (most probably) terrible house music tune. Anyone know what it is? Sorry, I know, massively off topic...uh...bears are cunts and come out of nowhere.
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# ? Jul 2, 2010 12:12 |
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appropriatemetaphor posted:Also, apparently if you progress far enough in the single player campaign, you get a lasso which makes catching horses really easy. You don't have to chase them forever and kinda corner them eventually and maybe have a chance at breaking one. Yeah, like a whole 4 missions. Can't believe so many people just ADD out and can't even finish a couple tutorial missions before trying to conquer the rest of the game.
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# ? Jul 2, 2010 13:33 |
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Got to admit, the idea of someone chasing down and breaking horses without the lasso is pretty goddamn funny.
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# ? Jul 2, 2010 14:03 |
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appropriatemetaphor posted:Does anyone else hog-tie and then toss the petty criminals onto the train tracks? I stole this idea from another goon in this thread but if you're feeling vindictive, when you get those criminals who try to steal your horse, hogtie them and put them on the back of a wild horse. Fire your gun in the air a couple times to get it running and enjoy. You want a horse? I'll get you a horse.
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# ? Jul 2, 2010 14:03 |
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Mr Cuddles posted:a lot of people seem to have had trouble with the first treasure map so I don't feel stupid about it. I think it's just that it's not immediately obvious at what scale it's working or something. If that's the one at Hanging Rock, I thought the treasure was buried behind some rocks nearby that, as you stood at them, you would see Hanging Rock as its drawn in part 1 on the map. I was searching around for like 20 minutes trying to recreate the view from the map from the east of Hanging Rock until I realized that the map was two separate drawings and part two was the back of Hanging Rock itself. Hal Gill username posted:I stole this idea from another goon in this thread but if you're feeling vindictive, when you get those criminals who try to steal your horse, hogtie them and put them on the back of a wild horse. Fire your gun in the air a couple times to get it running and enjoy. I like this idea. I've tried hogtying them and splashing them with bait, but whatever comes to investigate never pays them any attention. I threw one off the cliff at Torquemada, she fell without hitting anything for a solid 6-7 seconds, screaming the whole way. That one actually gave me enough time to start to feel bad about it. sirbeefalot fucked around with this message at 14:09 on Jul 2, 2010 |
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Sco Dylan posted:Can't believe so many people just ADD out and can't even finish a couple tutorial missions before trying to conquer the rest of the game. To be fair, it's kind of a lot of tutorial missions, they arent all really helpful (thank god there's a cow herding tutorial) and the game invites you to go into Armadillo before they're finished. So I spent a good while trying to figure out how I was supposed to capture bounty targets without killing them long before I got the lasso.
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# ? Jul 2, 2010 14:25 |
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shadok posted:To be fair, it's kind of a lot of tutorial missions, they arent all really helpful (thank god there's a cow herding tutorial) and the game invites you to go into Armadillo before they're finished. So I spent a good while trying to figure out how I was supposed to capture bounty targets without killing them long before I got the lasso. Yeah, the game really shouldn't have distracted you with "Hey, look over here! There's a way out of the tutorial now, just go to Armadillo for fun and killin'!" You assume at that point that the tutorial part is really and truly over, but then after doing a few missions in Armadillo it seems like that's it. The game just halts and forces you to go back to Bonnie's ranch to do the tutorials you should've done already and shame on you for leaving Bonnie you bastard. They would've been better off not giving you any other missions until the Bonnie thread was over. It would've made more sense than having you wander off to Armadillo only to be forced to come back anyways.
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# ? Jul 2, 2010 14:55 |
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I didn;t ever want to leave Bonnie anyway. God bless Bonnie and her bad teeth
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# ? Jul 2, 2010 14:56 |
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Mr Cuddles posted:I didn;t ever want to leave Bonnie anyway. God bless Bonnie and her bad teeth That reminds me, Rockstar is very good at designing teeth in this game. They actually look realistic and not made of plastic like most games. Even though, I don't remember Bonnie having bad teeth. Jesus, look at me. Spergin out about video game teeth. I should find something better to do.
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# ? Jul 2, 2010 15:28 |
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Ace Oliveira posted:That reminds me, Rockstar is very good at designing teeth in this game. They actually look realistic and not made of plastic like most games. Even though, I don't remember Bonnie having bad teeth. Her teeth are just a bit on the big side, not bad though. Bonnie's such an adorable and lovable girl Have you played Heavy Rain? The chompers in that game will give you nightmares. e:
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# ? Jul 2, 2010 15:56 |
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http://www.cracked.com/blog/6-ways-red-dead-redemption-hates-women/ I laughed like an rear end in a top hat through most of this. And for the Bonnie mission haters: quote:Most of this game is amazing. You’ll have shootouts with everyone from hill people to the Mexican army and if you’re more than 10 feet from town, there is always a cougar behind you. However, if you take a mission from a woman, you can forget about all that fun. When you talk to a guy, he wants you to get on a gatling gun and kill buffalo rapists. When you talk to a girl, she wants you to play a rhythm action game to feed her pigs. A woman’s idea of a mission is a scenic wagon ride or driving her fussy cattle out to pasture, and she will be nagging at you the whole goddamn time. GenoCanSing fucked around with this message at 17:06 on Jul 2, 2010 |
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Mr Cuddles posted:a lot of people seem to have had trouble with the first treasure map so I don't feel stupid about it. I think it's just that it's not immediately obvious at what scale it's working or something. Well because it's the first treasure map you're not entirely sure how they work yet. I know I thought I was looking for a formation of 3 large boulders some distance from Hangman's Rock and stumbled upon it just because I had spent 15 minutes on it and couldn't figure it out.
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# ? Jul 2, 2010 19:15 |
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Holy loving poo poo the starting horses in multiplayer are so loving bad they make me want to throw away the game unless I can steal a faster horse quickly. Who the gently caress thought grinding in non-mmo's was a good idea?
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# ? Jul 2, 2010 22:30 |
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GenoCanSing posted:http://www.cracked.com/blog/6-ways-red-dead-redemption-hates-women/ The gay sex reference in the beginning is really out of place and makes no sense.
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# ? Jul 2, 2010 22:54 |
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a japanese pop icon posted:Holy loving poo poo the starting horses in multiplayer are so loving bad they make me want to throw away the game unless I can steal a faster horse quickly. Who the gently caress thought grinding in non-mmo's was a good idea? You can get a decent horse fairly quickly. If you do some co-op, a few gang hideouts, or even matches you can level up to a respectable level pretty easily. Or if you have someone in your posse that has a better horse they can call one and you can grab it.
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# ? Jul 2, 2010 22:58 |
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Is there some kind of bug going on with gang hideouts lately or is it just bad luck? Me and a buddy tried to do gaptooth a couple times, and got everything from enemies not spawning to them spawning inside walls and killing us while we're unable to do anything. We had some problems with other ones, too, like Twin Rocks we didn't have any of the gang members show up on our radar, but they were still shooting us. Then... it just kind of completed with no reason. There were still plenty of baddies around.
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# ? Jul 3, 2010 00:18 |
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Contra Duck posted:It's the usual rockstar 'man arrives in town with a shady past that he will slowly reveal over the course of the game' thing. And they make a prequel game extremely appealing.
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# ? Jul 3, 2010 00:23 |
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I hate Slink Bradshaw. That is all.
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# ? Jul 3, 2010 06:36 |
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Tewratomeh posted:Yeah, the game really shouldn't have distracted you with "Hey, look over here! There's a way out of the tutorial now, just go to Armadillo for fun and killin'!" You assume at that point that the tutorial part is really and truly over, but then after doing a few missions in Armadillo it seems like that's it. The game just halts and forces you to go back to Bonnie's ranch to do the tutorials you should've done already and shame on you for leaving Bonnie you bastard. They would've been better off not giving you any other missions until the Bonnie thread was over. It would've made more sense than having you wander off to Armadillo only to be forced to come back anyways. Yeah I ended up wandering off and doing a bunch of the flower collecting quests, I thought the Bonnie tutorial stuff was done and figured I'd do someone else's quests for a bit. What's the deal with this Marston fellow loving drowning? I keep hopping the stupid horse into water thinking he'll just swim; I also fell off the pier in Thieves Landing and drowned. Oh yeah, how do you manage to cheat at poker? I have the special suit and everything, but when I press Y I get caught practically immediately. Is there some trick to getting that stupid arrow to stay in the center?
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# ? Jul 3, 2010 07:11 |
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Argumentable posted:Is there some kind of bug going on with gang hideouts lately or is it just bad luck? Me and a buddy tried to do gaptooth a couple times, and got everything from enemies not spawning to them spawning inside walls and killing us while we're unable to do anything. The public servers seem to be going wonky again. Last night the free roam servers I was on seemed reasonably stable but there was just no way to get into a co-op game, it was just hanging at the loading screen - where you could hear other people on voice chat complaining about hanging on the loading screen.
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# ? Jul 3, 2010 08:05 |
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Two tricks: First of all, hit the 'cheat' button the moment the deck is in your hand. If you wait at all you won't have time to get the needle in the center. Second, use a light touch. Don't keep pressing the stick until the needle is in the right place, then it'll keep going and be way out in the other direction. Just press it a little bit to get it moving, then tap the other way once it's in the center so it stays there.
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Ray and Shirley posted:I hate Slink Bradshaw. That is all. And he just won't die. Or there's some 1910s cloning going on.
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