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Situational awareness is a skill needed for just about every video game, but it's more necessary in some scenarios than others. And if you are hunting and your prey falls dead on the railroad tracks... it's safest to keep both eyes peeled, as Reddit user johnnydoo2 learned the hard way when the train passed right through him and even scooped him up for a free ride. Things could have certainly gone worse; the train could have simply splattered him, but there's no doubt his Arthur Morgan isn't going to be forgetting that anytime soon. And what must the passengers on the train thou

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Chapter 1 feature a great introduction to hunting. Not only does Arthur need to move methodically and carefully while hunting his prey, he needs to physically track them by examining his surroundings. Then Eagle Vision comes into p

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Every once in a while there's a bug in a video game that really raises your hackles. Red Dead Redemption 2 has one of these bugs, and man, is it spooky . At a very specific part of the story, you and your gang are riding towards a town to check it out. Along the way, while riding your horse, the faithful companion may actually spontaneously combust. That's not necessarily the end of your horse (provided you have the right supplies with you), but it's certainly enough to make you get out of the area like your tail is on f

When all is said and done, Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 and Red Dead Redemption 2 will each sell millions upon millions of copies. There's no doubt that these will likely be the two highest selling titles of 2018, but for once, it makes sense for Call of Duty to be the first to market rather than having other publishers work around their own release date.

Alright, back to the funny bugs. While this one doesn't quite launch you and your horse to the moon, it's certainly high enough to make coming down again a harrowing (and a final) experience. Found by Reddit user MyCustomUsername, they were on the run from law enforcement when they made the mistake of running their horse into a seemingly ordinary little hill. The hill is, apparently, anything but ordinary , and in no time at all they (and their horse) were launched dozens of feet into the sky, just to come crashing back down to Ea

While this is a bug that gamers are probably quite familiar with by now, it never seems to get old. Found by Reddit user Sinistrality1, John Marston appears to reveal himself to be some kind of superhuman . In the clip, keep an eye on the right side of the screen. John comes hurtling out of the sky like a missile, only to land and immediately regain his feet and keep walking as if nothing out of the ordinary happened. He even looks over at Arthur, as if trying to see if he was noticed or not. Arthur noticed, John. And he's got his eye on yo

Now, before anyone complains, I will admit that the Varmint Rifle is great for dealing with, well, varmints. Taking out small wildlife requires a delicate touch, and this is what said rifle provides. What it does not provide is the firepower to take down bounty hunters, gang members, or lawmen. The weapon does less than half the damage that the Springfield and Bolt-Action rifles do. About the only thing it has going for it is that it's got a fast fire rate and a good-sized magazine. However, you'll need that if you're going to fire enough lead to down anyb

Weak is not a word you'd normally associate with a sawed-off shotgun, I'll grant you. However, in this game, it is a little pointless. Sure, early in the game, it's the most powerful weapon you have to hand, however it's let down by a proxy capacity of just two shells. Rely on this in a gunfight and you'll be filled with more holes than Swiss cheese in no time. Once you unlock any long-barreled shotgun, switch to that immediately, for heaven's sake, and experience the joy of firing off five shells per rel

Remember back in 2012, or as it's known in some circles, the year of the bow? It seems like every game that came out then packed one in, and for good reason. Red Dead Redemption 2's bow does a very respectable amount of damage and has a good reload time, but that's not what makes it strong. Its silence is what does it. If you're sneaking up on a hideout or fancy taking out some enemies without alerting their comrades, the bow does this superbly. One well-placed arrow can down anyone. If you're feeling fancy, make some dynamite arr