duck&cover  - 2022-08-10
No good, redlining cougar.
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Sludge Vohaul - 2022-08-10
This is the house that shove built
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Binro the Heretic - 2022-08-11
"Get off my land, colonizer!"
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Quad9Damage - 2022-08-12
I want to replay this so badly just for the hunting, fishing, and serial-killer-tracking side stuff. I always hated how linear the main story missions were, but there is so much cowboy busywork to do that I can't stay mad at this game.
The house building part (minus cougar) has such a warm feel to it. There's something nostalgic and magical about putting together the same house from the first game. Too good for what is supposed to be David Cage button mash kind of crap.
Oh, and as for the video: it's like a story a grandpa would tell about how hard it was just to lay a board down to build a house.
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casualcollapse - 2022-08-12 With as many people as I gunned down in this game. I'm probably the serial killer
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Sludge Vohaul - 2022-08-12 I never finished the epilogue, suppose I should. I connected so hard with Arthur Morgan and when his story ended I lost the will to complete the game.
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Quad9Damage - 2022-08-12 I attempted a 100% during my second playthrough. I decided to save some of the requirements for John because I thought it would be neat to have a wife, kid, and useless squatter to come home to, like I was riding in from work or coming back after a long trip. But I gave up and finished out the story around 80%. Yeah, it's not the same at all without Arthur. Plus there are only like 2 unique dinner table conversations between John and his family, not enough for me to feel immersed in Sim RanchOwner. You can tell Rockstar wanted the epilogue to be empty.
But it's worth finishing to see how everything comes full circle and leads into RDR1. Violence begets violence and revenge is useless. John throws everything Arthur did for him away which puts the two government agents on his trail in not-Texas.
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The Mothership - 2023-08-06
That is one persistent cougar, and one permeous hardwood floor.
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