RDR2.org writes that "utilising the crafting skills of your camp's cook, Pearson, can make life in Red Dead Redemption 2 much more enjoyable."
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I would have included the Uncharted games as well. Good list though.
Haha it is not lost on me that two of the games in the top four were already novels before they were games
Take-Two announced its financial results for the third quarter of fiscal year 2025 and an update on sales of GTA5 and Red Dead Redemption 2.
I wonder if they count all the free copies everyone got from the epic store 🤔
I have to wonder where all the people are then, because there are def not 200 million playing online, not even close. It's not a dig at the game (besides the fact they abandoned everyone that doesn't play online) I have been enjoying gta since the first gta on playstation.
I would rebuy , say again goodbye to my social life and replatinum like i did on PS4. The best thing i have ever played
Sadly I own it for PS3/4/5 even though I’ve never played it. I did get them for super cheap though and still unopened.
Red Dead Redemption 2 continues to impress with its success, this time seeing its all-time concurrent player count broken on Steam.
Such a great game, loved the story and characters. It just sucks there was some annoying real slow mechanics and such that made it an inch from perfect for me.
You will need a bunch of boar and deer skins - I forgot how many but I think 20 3 star pelts of each should cover - satchels, camp upgrades and outfits from the trapper. The rest of the pelts/carcasses are pretty easy to get and not as intensive.
My second play though I hunted boars and deer first thing. Gave what i needed to Pearson and the trapper. Trying to locate this many pelts mid game kind of blows.