
#RED DEAD REDEMPTION 2 RATING HOW TO#
How to increase or decrease your Honor Rank There's also a chance of more money and jewelry from dead lawmen.

Honor 5: Reaching Honor 5 gives you 25% off at all stores in the game.Honor 6: This unlocks the final set of outfits to buy in stores the Deuville, the Drifter, the Dewberry Creek, the Farrier, the Faulkton, and the Gambler.If you're going to be the good guy, it really pays off. Honor 7: You'll get a whopping half price discount in all shops.Here's what changes as you move up or down the Honor Rank scale: So, if you're planning on buying Red Dead Redemption 2's best weapons at a knockdown price, be on your best behaviour. Generally speaking, having high Honor will get you the discounts and outfits to unlock, but being bad also pays a little if you're fan of booze and smoking and Dead Eye shortcuts. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. Not every rank gives you bonuses, but be aware that if you're Honor Rank -6 you've got a long way to go before you can get back in people's good books. The Honor Ranking is a scale from -8 to +8, with 0 as neutral. Wondering why that old fella gave you some abuse, or why the shopkeeper knocked a dollar of your new outfit? It's because of your Honor Rank.Įvery time your Honor Ranking goes up or down you'll receive an in-game notification and a note if there's a significant change. If you steal, murder innocents, or generally become a nuisance, your Honor will drop. Put simply, if you do good, such as help citizens that are stranded or being beaten up, your Honor will go up. You can check out our video of Simon Miller being less than gentlemanly for a taste of what it's like to be a bad egg in Red Dead Redemption 2.
#RED DEAD REDEMPTION 2 RATING PC#
Rockstar likes to have long periods between announcement and release, so it's unlikely the game is coming to PC soon.Īlthough a PC version of Red Dead Redemption 2 was never officially confirmed, various leaks, including those from the company's own websites, referenced PC on many occasions.Red Dead Redemption 2's Honor System is the difference between good and bad - how you're treated by other characters in-game, whether they attack you, respect you, or run in fear, whether you'll receive discounts on things that you buy around town, help and advice from folk, new outfits, or an ambush to the kidneys. This discovery, coupled with Rockstar's recent release of its own PC launcher, has fans thinking Red Dead Redemption 2 PC news is on the horizon. It's also a bit strange that it wasn't Rockstar who applied for the classification, rather the IARC (International Age Rating Coalition). This may just be an error, but it's certainly worth highlighting. The only strange quirk in the listing uncovered this week is that it uses Arabic rather than the official Roman numeral in the game title.


GTA 5, which came to PC and current-gen consoles months after its original release, has three separate listings, one for each time it was classified. This same setup of a multi-platform listing, and a separate PC listing is common with Rockstar games.
