^Lumbago

^tuberculosis

^Bronkidus

I mean, flooding their physical mailbox with letters is a good way to get anyone's attention. It would only work on a large scale where hundreds of people write/type and print out a bunch of letters and mail them all at once. The sheer annoyance of it is the goal. This is how you protest in an effective and civil manner.

Personally I would rather beg for Undead Nightmare 2.

If any DLC is made by THIS ^^ method, then it’ll be forced, rushed garbage with zero passion in it.

I just want the weapons and all the clothing items from online in the story.

Okay look- from a game design perspective, the weapons in the base game, and the order in which we acquire them, are designed to be linear. The game is literally designed so that Arthur gets the double barrel shotgun during the mission in which Kieren saves his life. I know it might not seem that way, but I promise you… These things are meticulously designed like that so that we, as the player, are not overwhelmed. Adding all of the online weapons and clothing, whether added in a linear format or not, will absolutely alter, and potentially break, this flow.

part of the reason why red dead redemption two was so successful, and the reason why players like you and I are so invested in the story, is due at least in small part to them having done a good job with this, for lack of a better term, order of content.

adding the things from online would ruin this flow, that is my point.

@TTunion dang, I never thought of that

But what if they only have them in areas you can’t reach until the epilogue?

@Zeonic79 I promise, i’m not trying to sound like some cynical jerk, BUT…

Adding them to the epilogue would only make the Epilogue section feel like more of a content overload than it already is. It’s ALREADY not ideal (at least in my opinion) that John just gets Arthur’s weapons and clothing instantly. Adding even MORE things to that would have the effect of making each weapon and shirt seem disposable… interchangeable… even more so than having “endgame content” already does to every game out there, not just RDR2 (I wanted to specify that because it’s not something I think RDR2 did wrong, just a side effect of every game having free roam epilogues)

I also want to say that this is my opinion. Hope nobodies taking what I say as fighting words or too seriously. Obviously if they added the online content to RDR2 single player I’d be just as stoked as any other feller.