added 65 hidden stashes (with new guns and items) increased the number of 'jobs' on some smart terrains reworked phantoms, poltergeists and psy dogs changed a lot of the vanilla spawns, made them more versatile intro screens can now be skipped by a single press on Esc replaced the bolt with a throwing knife added teleporters (increases the size of the maps a little bit)
removed 'slightly damaged' icons for weapons, suit and helmet added some scripted spawns (quest related) added silencers and scopes (for arsenal weapons) added AK74u with dotsight (Arsenal Mod SoC) added 24 new Outfits and helmets (Outfit Mod) added 6 smart terrains in Jupiter Underground
added new anomaly field spawning random artifacts in Zaton added a throwable flashlight (similar to signal rockets) Petey Oneto is a freelance writer for IGN who hopes that GTA Trilogy remaster is a success so Rockstar gets to work on a remaster of the original Red Dead.- added a toolbox for repairing weapons and armor PC players looking for horror should check out IGN's list of the best horror games on PC. IGN's Red Dead Redemption II mod wiki details everything you need to know about installing mods like God Mode, Photorealism and more. Modders have played their part in keeping Red Dead II alive with a VR mod and a "Hot Coffee" mod. Red Dead II has exceeded 39 million units sold since its release in 2018 whereas the original game from 2010 has sold 23 million copies. Take-Two released an updated sales number for Red Dead Redemption II on Wednesday. The video shows the player breaking down barricades that townspeople have put up and different effects in the sky for each area of land. PCGamesN linked to a YouTube video from Quarantine Gamer that shows off the mod in detail. Fans hoped that the sequel would receive a similar DLC pack but there hasn't been any luck so far.
The horror-themed paid DLC added zombies and other supernatural horrors to Rockstar's fictional wild west. Undead Nightmare was a DLC that was released for the first Red Dead Redemption.
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