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Piney;1709074; said:
Post that shit here!!!! :biggrin:

Alright, here it is, although I don't suggest going to West Elizabeth until you have your lasso (Bonnie's quest "Wild Horses, Tamed Passions), and you have access to bounty hunting missions so you can make big cash off the large bounties (Bounties first show up after the Marshall's first mission "Political Realities in Armadillo").

First, look at the train tracks running north of the MacFarlane ranch. Follow them east, the tracks will eventually dead end at an unfinished bridge. North of there is a waterfall, with a cliff along the mountain that runs up to the waterfall. Ride up that cliff to the edge, right by the waterfall, it should say "Tall Trees" when you get there. Look south, you'll see people on horses riding into the ranch. Pull out your gun and shoot a horse or two, but DON'T kill the rider, you want them to report you. Soon lawmen will begin coming for you, lead them up the cliff. Make sure you fire into the air once in awhile to keep their attention, don't kill them. You should be able to hug the mountain at the end of the cliff and they won't be able to hit you. After you've lead a lawman up the cliff toward you, and they're within 10-15 yards, put your gun away and surrender. They'll arrest you, and after a short jail sentence you'll be in Blackwater. When you're in West Elizabeth I suggest taming the American Standardbred (Its a rare, all black spawn horse which is the fastest in the game, spawns in the fields south of Beecher's Hope normally). I also suggest buying any guns you'd want to have, take advantage of the large bounties, and completing any challenges early that you have available.

Once you're ready to leave West Elizabeth and continue on, you can't just ride back to New Austin, however you have some options, and it depends on whether or not you purchase the property at Manzanita Post. If you do purchase the property, and die in West Elizabeth, you will spawn back at this house (Bears are notorious for stealthy deaths in West Elizabeth, like cougars). If you don't purchase the property at Manzanita Post and you die, you'll spawn back at Thieves Landing or MacFarlane ranch and you'll have to glitch your way back in. Here are your escape methods once you're in West Elizabeth:
1. If you don't purchase the Manzanita Post property, just kill yourself. You'll spawn back at the above locations. However, before you kill yourself, make sure you make an Auto-Save first, otherwise any items you've gained will be lost when you die and you'll be forced to glitch your way back in. To make an Auto-Save you can tame a horse, complete a challenge, start a bounty hunting mission, or if you've purchased a horse deed you can shoot your horse in the dead, go to your satchel and call the horse from the deed again.
2. If you do decide to purchase the Manzanita property, which I suggest since dying in West Elizabeth can be easy to do, you'll have to jump a bridge to get back to New Austin. I suggest a fast horse (The rare American Standardbred is perfect if you tame it here). Look at the south-east corner of West Elizabeth on your map. Theres an unfinished bridge that leads right into Thieves Landing. Build up a good speed heading toward the bridge, and then make your horse leap when it gets to the end of the bridge. You'll leap to land just underneath the unfinished bridge on the other side of the river. From here you can tip-toe to your left and you're home free.


I know thats a big wall of text, but I wanted to make sure everything was detailed well. Heres a shorter summary:
To get to West Elizabeth, get yourself arrested at the edge of the cliff by the waterfall north of the MacFarlane ranch.

To get back to New Austin, kill yourself if you didn't purchase the property at Manzanita Post. If you do have the property, have your horse jump the unfinished bridge in south-east West Elizabeth, just north of Thieves Landing.
 
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The donkey lady is famous, theres also a cougar man. I guess there have been a lot of glitches with textures showing up on the wrong models, like the donkey woman. Heres another, and I referenced it in the werewolf post earlier

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYuL_6sdzR8]YouTube - Red Dead Redemption Wolf-Man (No, not werewolf) Glitch/Egg?[/ame]

I saw this one a few weeks ago, got me laughing good:

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYdCvN-ukRY]YouTube - Red Dead Redemption - Bird People Glitch[/ame]

I've seen a few of these on Youtube, the buggy jumps around like a low rider for awhile, then near the end it takes off!

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2r8S4uke34&feature=related]YouTube - Red Dead Redemption Rocket Horse Glitch[/ame]

The Infamous Cougar Man!

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jVVXyKP1FVk]YouTube - The Infamous Cougar-Man![/ame]
 
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At least most of R*'s glitches aren't game changing. Hell most of them are quite funny.

I'm at the part where your family get's it farm back. How do you get rid of the crows from the silo?

Hopefully R* uses the huge potential this game leaves for a badass expansion/DLC.
 
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WolverineMike;1711127; said:
So do you guys reccomend this game? I've thought about getting it, but I got bored pretty fast with GTA, and this seems pretty similar, only on horses....LOL. I think I might just keep on with MW2 until NCAA 11 comes out.

I didn't really care for GTA IV either. Dunno if the series is going stale or what, but I definitly preferred San Andreas and Vice City. Read Dead Redemption is much better if you ask me. The random encounters, the Old West feel, the weapons, and in some cases the characters (Like Irish) make this game. I couldn't put the thing down, even after I finished the game.
 
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ulukinatme;1711523; said:
I didn't really care for GTA IV either. Dunno if the series is going stale or what, but I definitly preferred San Andreas and Vice City. Read Dead Redemption is much better if you ask me. The random encounters, the Old West feel, the weapons, and in some cases the characters (Like Irish) make this game.

This. IV bored me to tears. This game can accurately be called GTA: The Old West, but it's still new and awesome.
 
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I love the game. The single player has lasted a long time compared to MW2 and BBC2, which is definitely welcome. I haven't played multi player yet. I love the GTA series though; never once played online with the GTA series.

The myths floating around about the game are very intriguing, though some of them appear to be glitches - they're still fun and add to the appeal.
 
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Any 360 users want to buy the game? I've beaten the game and I'm thinking about selling it.

It looks like there will be a co-op mission pack coming called "Outlaws to the End."

Red Dead Redemption Getting Free Co-Op Pack - Xbox 360 News at IGN

Below are the mission details:

"Walton's Gold" - Walton's Gang have taken control of a mining camp rich with gold. Fight through the camp and load your mine cart with as much gold as you can carry and get out as fast as you can ? Walton's boys have rigged the place to blow.

"The River" - Ride a raft down river, taking out rebel encampments along the way until you reach the rebel stronghold of Nosalida and a final epic battle for the town's massive weapons caches. Watch out for Gatling gun-equipped enemy rafts.

"Ammunition" - The Mexican Army has the town of Tesoro Azul under siege. Storm the gates under heavy cannon, Gatling gun and sniper fire to destroy the Mexican artillery placements
 
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Just played online for the first time. I had a mule and sickly horse that was slow as molasses. I was shot by a 6 year old kid as I was sitting on my sickly horse, no sympathy apparently. Then I got in to a gang war, not sure, but I am pretty sure I was a gang of one because I kept dying from everyone.

I bet it could be fun (like BBC2) if you have a few friends to play with and complete the battles and gang stuff. Not sure how much longevity there is in online multiplayer though?
 
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fanaticbuckeye;1712969; said:
Just played online for the first time. I had a mule and sickly horse that was slow as molasses. I was shot by a 6 year old kid as I was sitting on my sickly horse, no sympathy apparently. Then I got in to a gang war, not sure, but I am pretty sure I was a gang of one because I kept dying from everyone.

I bet it could be fun (like BBC2) if you have a few friends to play with and complete the battles and gang stuff. Not sure how much longevity there is in online multiplayer though?

I'm not sure either. I've played teh multiplayer a bit, some of it was fun. I mostly cleared Gang Hideouts with other people I met, however I did pop a few other players that show at me. I was the unsuspecting recepient of a cannon shot at the Mexican fort, El Presidentio or something I think. I respawned and sniped the kid from a distance, he was pissed :biggrin: You can get a bounty going on a player and hunt them down, which is cool.
 
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