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LewisD wrote:Really been taking my time with this. Only just started Chapter 3 last night.

Gutted we shot up Valentine and had to leave our camp behind. I got really attached to that place!
Still, at least I can fish from the new place.

Also, I've lost all the Legendary Gunslinger missions - are they timed?
I did Black Belle, then farted around doing stuff, hunting/fishing etc and they've all vanished and I can't find the clues to their locations again.
I nearly lost the 3rd Wildlife photographer mission, I had to re-load an old save and race to it before it disappeared.

I'll make an effort to do the White side missions when I see them.

Zellery wrote:Also, the Gunslinger missions can be done any time. You have their photographs in your satchel with their information.

LewisD wrote:What does everyone's Arthur look like?
This is mine, with my War Horse, Calliope:

Preezy wrote:I was talking about Arthur

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Preezy wrote:The emergent gameplay is just fantastic, came across a gang of Lemoyne Raiders robbing a train outside of Rhodes - swift cowboy justice ensued

LewisD wrote:

Preezy wrote:The emergent gameplay is just fantastic, came across a gang of Lemoyne Raiders robbing a train outside of Rhodes - swift cowboy justice ensued

I encountered that last night as well. Except I got killed...
But when I tackled them I got a wanted level for disturbing the peace! I was trying to restore the peace!

Preezy wrote:All fall before my mighty shotgun

LewisD wrote:My Deadeye runs out so fast - whats the best way to make it bigger

Dead Eye targeting levels up automatically as you progress through the main storyline, so it doesn’t require much extra effort on your part.

Level 1: This is start of Dead Eye, which you earn during Chapter 1‘s Old Friends mission. It allows you to slow down time and drag the red X target across an enemy. It auto targets the enemy for you and can be frustrating, as it doesn’t offer the precision you want. Be quick with your aiming though, and you can tag multiple enemies.

Level 2: This is where Dead Eye gets really useful. You can now manually tag a shot on an enemy by tapping the right bumper (R1/RB). Tag multiple enemies or just one unfortunate guy with six shots from your revolver and pull the trigger for spectacular results. This unlocks during Chapter 2 and the Pouring Forth Oil mission.

Level 3: This seems like an incremental upgrade but is more useful than it sounds. You can now stay in Dead Eye mode after you’ve fired shots, allowing you to pick off another target you may have missed, or just tag another bullet on an enemy as they go down. Unlocks during Banking, the Old American Art in Chapter 4.

Level 4: You’ll need to reach Chapter 5‘s Fleeting Joy mission to unlock this level of Dead Eye, but you can now see the highlighted head and hearts of enemies. Hit these and you’ll perform one-shot kills. This is when Dead Eye becomes really useful for hunting animals as it allows you to get a clean kill and harvest the best pelts.

Level 5: As well as the head and heart you can now target lungs and stomach, specifically. You’ll be getting a lot more one-shot kills and they become a lot easier.