<p>Hi, i am trying to complete the Game 100% and after "an appointed time" everybody is shooting in chuparosa and i cant take bounties anymore, but i still need 4! Is there any way to get them?</p>
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I mentioned both locations.
Yeah he can, that's the location I meant.
Reading this makes me have a stroke. You don't need to capitalize every word.
I change my outfit every day lol
Is he really that different in RDR? I remember liking him a lot even back then. Currently replaying, so I guess I'll see.
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I don't know, melee in rdr1 barely even works and it literally serves no purpose because executions exist.
@ObsidianCrusader yeah, from my experience, closing the game helps A LOT with finding animals. Especially useful for "The Collector".
I know it sounds weird, but I actually found one by using potent herbivore bait near horseshoe overlook. The other one I managed to spawn somewhat consistently was saving in colter, then riding down spider gorge. A little past the hill, near the white arabian spawn. It's usually drinking from the creek. Make sure to completely close your game anytime you retry.
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I don't really like this idea to be honest because it would encourage you to spend time away from the actual camp.
@Harlowe Boggingstone the A7V actually did see some use, albeit very limited. I was more talking about artillery and the sheer scale of the battles, however.
Probably not, unless he got drafted. Even then, he'd probably try to run somehow. Besides, I agree he would've been a good fighter, but individual marksmanship isn't really what decided battles in WWI, and there is no indication that Jack knows much about tactics and the like.
Is there any confirmation they don't exist in the same Universe? I mean, they might as well, right?
@LOKEAMOTIVE why would he be? The US didn't really fight that much in WWI. They eventually had a draft, but only about 2.8 million drafted men actually went to europe.
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I like "I know you", because it's weird and has cool symbolism. I honestly found RDR2's stranger missions to be a bit underwhelming. Compared to RDR's strangers, they felt a bit pointless and lacked the twists. However, seeing Arthur bond with Hamish in "The Veteran" was cool, and "The noblest of men, and a woman" has kind of a cool concept, and it's ending is kinda dark, which reminds me of the first game.
<p>I have long finished the game. Thanks though</p>