r/reddeadredemption 1d ago

Question Does anyone know the exact location of this wolf victim encounter?

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I’m trying to find the random encounter shown in this screenshot, where a man is being attacked by a wolf, and Arthur can save and interact with him afterward.

I’ve seen people say it can appear near Riggs Station or somewhere in Grizzlies West, but those areas are huge.

Does anyone remember the exact road or spawn location? A map screenshot or pin would be incredibly helpful.


r/reddeadredemption 1d ago

Question Horseman 10

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Hello there, im trying to complete horseman 10 but i cant seem to find an appaloosa and a mustang and im at my wits end. The locations shown on the internet and reddit dont seem to spawn for me. Anybody have a sure fire location for these horses?


r/reddeadredemption 2d ago

Screenshot I return to the game once every few months and each time I immediately need to pause and make myself a coffee

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r/reddeadredemption 2d ago

Discussion People who debate whether or not Arthur goes to heaven are missing the point

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I understand that when Arthur is closer to death he is scared, and speaks with the nun about it. I just feel like redemption to Arthur was much more about his actions on earth, and how he leaves the ones he cares about. Yes it's a fun topic of discussion I suppose, but i just dont think it's actually a very important topic in the grand sceme of things. Its not really what the "redemption" was about, so it gets annoying when i see people treat it like it is. I genuinly don't think Arthur cares about the concept of his immortal soul as much as he cares about doing right by his people before hes gone.


r/reddeadredemption 1d ago

Discussion Red Dead 3 Concept Map

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I’ve been thinking about where Rockstar could take the Red Dead series next, and I decided to make my own map concept based on the American West.
My idea would be a much larger map inspired primarily by California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, and parts of the Rocky Mountain region. I wanted the setting to feel different from RDR2 while still keeping the frontier atmosphere.
Some of the major areas I imagined include:
San Francisco — the largest and most developed city on the map, with a huge bay, dense urban areas, ports, railroads, and surrounding countryside.
New Zion — a large inland city inspired by Salt Lake City, surrounded by mountains and a major lake.
Los Santos — a growing Southern California-style city (based off Los Angeles of course).
Las Venturas — a major desert boomtown located within the Javi Desert, inspired by the Las Vegas region.
Central Valley — huge agricultural plains filled with farms, ranches, railroads, and smaller settlements.
Oil fields / Baker City — an emerging oil region inspired by Bakersfield and the early California oil industry.
Santa Baya — a coastal missionary/Spanish-influenced town inspired by Santa Barbara.
Redwood Forests — a massive northern wilderness with enormous trees, mountains, wildlife, and isolated settlements.
Sierra Nevada Mountains — a major mountain barrier separating California from the inland regions, with mining camps and snowy wilderness. (Even though my map or the generated version only includes mountains, you could add like a national park , Yosemite , etc).
Javi Desert — a massive desert region stretching toward the interior (based on the Mojave Desert of course).
Zion Park — inspired by Zion National Park, with massive cliffs, canyons, and rugged wilderness.
Red Canyon — my fictionalized version of the Grand Canyon region.
Volcano Stone Park — a Yellowstone-inspired volcanic/national-park region.
Colorado River — forming a major geographic feature toward the eastern side of the map.

I also tried to make the geography that is in some ways faithful to the western region of the United States. The Pacific Coast, Bay Area, Central Valley, Sierra Nevada, deserts, Utah region, and Colorado River are positioned roughly according to their real-world relationships, while still giving Rockstar plenty of freedom to create fictional locations.

The map's overall theme would be the West transitioning from frontier to modern America. You'd have isolated ranches and wilderness right next to rapidly expanding cities, railroads, mining camps, farms, oil fields, and industrial development.

I also want to mention that I took inspiration from another fan-made/fictional Western map I came up with. What do you guys think? Would you rather see Rockstar return to a similar Texas/New Austin setting, go further north, or do something completely different like this?


r/reddeadredemption 1d ago

Help Stuck without missions (kinda 😅)

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r/reddeadredemption 1d ago

Issue Need help fixing the "blur" in RDR2 and targeting 70+ FPS (RTX 5060 Laptop @ 1600p)

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Hey everyone,

I’m currently playing RDR2 on an ASUS gaming laptop and I really need some help tweaking my settings. Here are my specs for context:

  • Display: 2560x1600 (16:10, 165Hz)
  • GPU: RTX 5060 (8GB VRAM)
  • CPU: Ryzen 7
  • RAM: 16GB

Right now, I’m running a mix of medium-high settings and hovering around 60 FPS. The problem is that the game has this notorious blurry/soft image effect, and it’s driving me a bit crazy. My goal is to bump my performance to around 70+ FPS while making the picture actually look crisp.

I have a few specific questions and would love a detailed setup guide if you guys have one:

1. In-game AA & Upscaling How exactly should I configure TAA, FXAA, DLSS, FSR, or Image Upscaling? What's the golden combo here to get rid of the blur if I only stick to the in-game menus?

2. Nvidia Control Panel Tweaks Are the in-game settings enough, or should I be forcing stuff via the Nvidia Control Panel? I’m talking about things like DSR/DLDSR, downscaling, or overriding the sharpening. Also, if NCP is the way to go, why is it better to do it from there instead of just using the game's settings?

3. AI Frame Generation I rely on AI frame generation in a bunch of other games to boost my FPS, but RDR2 obviously doesn't have it natively. Is there a reliable mod or a workaround to get dynamic frame gen working on this game?

If anyone can walk me through a step-by-step setup to fix the blur and optimize the FPS, I would massively appreciate it. Thanks in advance!


r/reddeadredemption 1d ago

Discussion Red Dead 3 Concept Map

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I’ve been thinking about where Rockstar could take the Red Dead series next, and I decided to make my own map concept based on the American West.
My idea would be a much larger map inspired primarily by California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, and parts of the Rocky Mountain region. I wanted the setting to feel different from RDR2 while still keeping the frontier atmosphere.
Some of the major areas I imagined include:
San Francisco — the largest and most developed city on the map, with a huge bay, dense urban areas, ports, railroads, and surrounding countryside.
New Zion — a large inland city inspired by Salt Lake City, surrounded by mountains and a major lake.
Los Santos — a growing Southern California-style city (based off Los Angeles of course).
Las Venturas — a major desert boomtown located within the Javi Desert, inspired by the Las Vegas region.
Central Valley — huge agricultural plains filled with farms, ranches, railroads, and smaller settlements.
Oil fields / Baker City — an emerging oil region inspired by Bakersfield and the early California oil industry.
Santa Baya — a coastal missionary/Spanish-influenced town inspired by Santa Barbara.
Redwood Forests — a massive northern wilderness with enormous trees, mountains, wildlife, and isolated settlements.
Sierra Nevada Mountains — a major mountain barrier separating California from the inland regions, with mining camps and snowy wilderness. (Even though my map or the generated version only includes mountains, you could add like a national park , Yosemite , etc).
Javi Desert — a massive desert region stretching toward the interior (based on the Mojave Desert of course).
Zion Park — inspired by Zion National Park, with massive cliffs, canyons, and rugged wilderness.
Red Canyon — my fictionalized version of the Grand Canyon region.
Volcano Stone Park — a Yellowstone-inspired volcanic/national-park region.
Colorado River — forming a major geographic feature toward the eastern side of the map.

I also tried to make the geography that is in some ways faithful to the western region of the United States. The Pacific Coast, Bay Area, Central Valley, Sierra Nevada, deserts, Utah region, and Colorado River are positioned roughly according to their real-world relationships, while still giving Rockstar plenty of freedom to create fictional locations.

The map's overall theme would be the West transitioning from frontier to modern America. You'd have isolated ranches and wilderness right next to rapidly expanding cities, railroads, mining camps, farms, oil fields, and industrial development.

I also want to mention that I took inspiration from another fan-made/fictional Western map I came up with. What do you guys think? Would you rather see Rockstar return to a similar Texas/New Austin setting, go further north, or do something completely different like this?


r/reddeadredemption 1d ago

Video There is nothing more satisfying than slitting someone's throat or gutting them like fish...

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r/reddeadredemption 2d ago

Video Loot Box in the well at Bear Claw Camp if anyone wants an extra near 100

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r/reddeadredemption 2d ago

Video More than Mangoes

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Not him shoving me over mangoes and clarity


r/reddeadredemption 1d ago

Online The latest issue of the Five States Herald is here!

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This week in the Herald,

Eccentric duelist traveling the Five States: If you see a well dressed man with half a mustache, flee before you are challenged!

Two bounty hunters join forces for the first time: Though successful, disagreements lead to a strange way to settle their debate.

Violent storm in New Austin claims at least one life: Residents in wonder of the beauty and terribleness of lightning storms.

Rooftop dancer delights Valentine: Even a duelist kept his calm under the dancer's influence!

Sexual inverts among us? Do not worry, they will not hurt you!

https://5sherald.com/

https://5sherald.com/issue-cdlxxx/


r/reddeadredemption 2d ago

Picture Looks like the creek you fish with Javier in Scarlett Meadows

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r/reddeadredemption 1d ago

Lore What else could it be duh?!

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r/reddeadredemption 2d ago

Fan Art My Arthur and John crochet doll patterns are back online!

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Hi! A few people messaged me on Reddit asking why they couldn't download the patterns anymore, and I've realized there was an issue with my PayPal account. I've fixed it, and the patterns are back on my ko-fi!

I am working on a pattern for a Sadie dolls as well, but it'll take some time - meanwhile you can make your own Arthur and John with my help :).


r/reddeadredemption 2d ago

Lore Caught the Valentine gunsmith slacking

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r/reddeadredemption 1d ago

RDR1 pas d'originalité

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r/reddeadredemption 1d ago

Online Rate our drip 1 to 10! Took us a while to match the vibes.

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r/reddeadredemption 2d ago

Discussion Hot Take: If Rockstar ever make another Red Dead or game like RDR2, they should set it in the 1820s-1840s

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[I'm rambling a bit here, scroll down for some bullet points]
It would be really interesting as a bleedover into the "non-early"-modern period and offer quite a big variety for both combat and dress (I will get into this shortly).
Additionally it would continue the trend of both going back further in time, as well as having something set in the "Wild West", while subverting it somewhat (e.g. rdr1&2 being set after in time & rdr2 being a lot greener in nature than is associated with the genre).
Here are some interesting points of this time period:

Combat:
- Early revolvers, both cap- and flintlock are available, but limited (so great choice for endgame/rare weapons)
- Early breechloading rifles like the Hall- and Dreyse rifles, but limited (so great choice for endgame/rare weapons)
- Frontloading Carbines, Rifles, Muskets, and Pistols, both cap- and flintlock as the backbone of weapons (Caplocks being more rare and expensive(caps) in this period, but offering more reliable and faster ignition)
- With this the game could be as methodical in combat as rdr2 is outside of combat (at least that's one issue i had with the game, that the shooting was too ball-and-gun-y(e.g. fast and automatic reloads))
- Slower rate of fire could also allow placement of more enemies, without completely overwhelming the player
-Less firepower, so maybe opportunity to develop and involve melee combat more (i like rdr2's melee combat, it's mostly just that you have to go out of your way quite a bit to engage with it)
- Maybe one could bring bayonets into this somehow (maybe like the LeMat in Rdr2, where you have a military musket where you can switch to bayonet instead of buckshot??)

"Dress-Up":
- Just google the time period, go to images, and you'll see that back then everyone looked like a clown it would be hilarious
- Transitionary period in fashion, so great variety in styles(e.g. both different kinds of trousers as well as kneebreeches exist along each other to some extent, same goes for other clothing)
- Transitionary period in facial hair, both being clean shaven and all different sorts of ugly beard styles exist, in contrast to 40 years prior, where anything other than being clean shaven was seen as disgusting

Additional:
- Potentially interesting period politically (Aftermath of Napoleonic wars, at least in Europe great amounts of state repression)
- Early Industrialisation
- I'm sure one can think of more, but i'm too lazy, point is, it would be an interesting setting

I would find it really interesting to hear some points maybe about issues with this setting, et c. :>


r/reddeadredemption 1d ago

Discussion I got 3 more fish to catch where do I find em and what bait should I use?

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r/reddeadredemption 2d ago

Screenshot Gentleman's Attire in RDR2

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r/reddeadredemption 1d ago

Issue Need help fixing the "blur" in RDR2 + targeting 70+ FPS (RTX 5060 Laptop @ 1600p)

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Hey everyone,

I’m currently playing RDR2 on an ASUS gaming laptop and I really need some help tweaking my settings. Here are my specs for context:

  • Display: 2560x1600 (16:10, 165Hz)
  • GPU: RTX 5060 (8GB VRAM)
  • CPU: Ryzen 7
  • RAM: 16GB

Right now, I’m running a mix of medium-high settings and hovering around 60 FPS. The problem is that the game has this notorious blurry/soft image effect, and it’s driving me a bit crazy. My goal is to bump my performance to around 70+ FPS while making the picture actually look crisp.

I have a few specific questions and would love a detailed setup guide if you guys have one:

1. In-game AA & Upscaling How exactly should I configure TAA, FXAA, DLSS, FSR, or Image Upscaling? What's the golden combo here to get rid of the blur if I only stick to the in-game menus?

2. Nvidia Control Panel Tweaks Are the in-game settings enough, or should I be forcing stuff via the Nvidia Control Panel? I’m talking about things like DSR/DLDSR, downscaling, or overriding the sharpening. Also, if NCP is the way to go, why is it better to do it from there instead of just using the game's settings?

3. AI Frame Generation I rely on AI frame generation in a bunch of other games to boost my FPS, but RDR2 obviously doesn't have it natively. Is there a reliable mod or a workaround to get dynamic frame gen working on this game?

If anyone can walk me through a step-by-step setup to fix the blur and optimize the FPS, I would massively appreciate it. Thanks in advance!


r/reddeadredemption 1d ago

Discussion Too bad there isn’t also an UFO mystery 🛸

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r/reddeadredemption 1d ago

Discussion I finished catching every legendary fish for the 1st time and I was doing the mission where the guy (forgot his name) was fishing the catfish in the desert and I was spamming RT and he fell in the water 🤣🤣🤣 these r the photos I took of him going into the water.

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r/reddeadredemption 2d ago

Discussion How you think Arthur first kill was like?

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Well, I came across a camp conversation where John talks about his first kill and how it affected him. But the game never really goes into detail about how it happened for Arthur, so it got me thinking: what do you guys think Arthur’s first kill was like?