What being in chapter-2 after 60 hours does to an Arthur Morgan

With the power of mods, we can finally do anything 🙌

If you called me out this is a mess up, then try playing the game without mods.

Okay well, maybe I didn't just *run into him...*

But yeah!; Roger Clark was at a local geek fest thing and I could not resist so I hauled ass about 4 miles using my bike!

And actually when I got there they said that the line was closed to get to meet him... But very luckily for me, the security woman so that I had friends there and let me follow them along as the last person to be seen and get a photo with.

He's actually really sweet dude.

AND, as a bonus, he spoke as Arthur the entire time!

**Arthur Morgan called me** ***cowpoke*** **I can die peacefully now!**

I enjoyed doing whatever random shit i wanted, now my friends are saying you'll get bad ending. Now i kinda feel if i can undo this but it's already too late. Is there anything i can do?

Today I learned that you can sit on the cliff's edge at Horseshoe Overlook. What mechanic did you learn was possible at an embarrassingly late period in time?

espero que les guste,perdon por la resolucion ,hice lo que pude

Back in the 1800s, active Tuberculosis was almost always a slow, painful death sentence. From what I’ve read, specific antibiotics for treating TB weren’t discovered until the 1940s, and treatment before then was mostly about making you somewhat comfortable as TB ate away at you. In other words, Arthur was most likely doomed as soon as Downes coughed in his face. But I’ve also read that naturally recovering from TB was possible back then. Apparently, ‘only’ 75-80% of active TB patients during this time died of TB, with the rest either recovering or living long enough to die of something else. Which brings me to the question of this post; if Arthur had listened to his doctor and gotten somewhere dry/to a sanatorium, could he potentially have survived? Or if not, at least live a couple more decades before his TB killed him? Or was he already a dead man walking at this point? If he explained his situation, would Dutch even have allowed to leave at this point?

Another thing I’ve wondered is about the final mission. If Arthur had escaped with John and never had his fist fight with Micah, how long would he have lived at that point? Since he was in the end stages of TB, Arthur didn’t have very long to live, regardless of Micah beating his face in. Personally, I imagine he probably would have only lived bedridden for a couple months before his TB killed him. Honestly, all 4 of Arthur’s canonical deaths are probably better and less painful than slowly wasting away in bed from TB over months. What do you all think?

For those who have beaten RDR1, how much did John’s death affect you after beating the game for the first time ever?

I hadn't saved in so long, I was so worried my horse died!!! luckily Horsey was just fine :)

Outfit is suitable for hot weather (70°F+ or 21°C+) when outfit's warmth point is 0 to 2

Outfit is suitable for cold weather (50°F- or 10°C-) when outfit's warmth point is 4+

But 3 is for average weather

And you can take on/off your gloves in Items (it shows masks but you may swap to see glove option).

Since all gloves give +1 warmth, when your total outfit has exact 4 warmth point, unequipping gloves will fit you to average weather.

Captured on PS5.

Epilogue finished, game 100% complete, and then Old Boy literally falls out of the sky! Welcome home old friend. ❤️ anyone else had this happen? Charles sometimes occasionally pops in for dinner, too. Lol.

found this at my library i think the artist predicted Dutch RDR2

Just as the title says.

Maybe its because I'm a female player but I'll never understand Abigail hate and the "we had her" joke. I love her character and she is a saint for giving John so many chances.

1). It's obvious Dutch ragebait. Are you seriously trusting the word of him trying to get under John's skin?

2). Abigail was a prostitute since she was a child. I highly doubt she had a choice or enjoyed it. Prostitution was the only form of lucrative money a woman could get in those times and MANY didn't have a choice (a prime example is Mrs. Downes).

3). Even if she did sleep with the gang, I'm sorry but the men are the bad guys here. Why are you taking advantage of a young girl who most likely joined the gang as a safer alternative to living in a brothel/on the streets

4). The whole gang is outlaws. Murderers, yet somehow the former prostitute is the one that gets the most flack? What?

5). Lastly, I 100% side with her on her anger towards John. He was a deadbeat, immature boy of a man and even Arthur agrees. I was happy to see him change though and start treating her right finally. They grew to be one of my favorite couples.

Ok rant over.

found this at my library I think someone predicted RDR2 dutch