Finally, if you don't care to explore the map yourself, you could take a look at our Watson's Cabin and Catfish Jackson's Homestead locations guides. If it's collectibles or key items you're after, we've found all the Penny Dreadful comic books, Chick's treasure map location, or that famous pipe for Dutch. We also have instructional guides that show how to rob stores without getting bounty or where to sell jewelry and gold bars. We've written about mysteries like the missing person Gavin, the Rhodes Gunsmith prisoner, the locked door at Valentine doctor. If you end up getting stuck at another point, you might want to check out some of the other guides we have. You might be having trouble with something else in the game if that’s the case, we’ve got a bunch of other Red Dead Redemption 2 guides for you, including Badgers Locations, How To Keep Stolen Hats, Unique Mask Locations – Pig, Cat, Ram, and more. Then simply select the mission you want to replay. Go into the game’s pause menu, then go to Progress. Also, there’s a way that you can replay missions you’ve already completed, in order to complete the challenges there. So, you might not be able to actually track those missions if you’ve gone and faffed about for too long.
There’s one important thing to keep in mind is that some of those missions are time-sensitive especially those that you might get from NPCs that you meet randomly in the wild. Scroll through it, find the one you want, and select it. You’ll have a whole list of missions that you’ve taken there. The Tasks tab in the menu is where you want to be.
There are three tabs in this menus, including Challenges and Tasks. Once you’re in as neutral a situation as possible, hit left on your D-pad and hold it (my bad, you just have to press it, not hold it thank you to our reader Dazza for pointing it out). To track quests in Red Dead Redemption 2, first, make sure that you’re not in the middle of a mission, or a dialogue, or anything like that. Red Dead Redemption 2 How to Track NPC Quests How to Track Quests in Red Dead Redemption 2? So, here’s our Red Dead Redemption 2 How to Track Quests guide to show you where to find the quest log in RDR2. However, it can be important to know where the quest log in RDR2 is, since you might want to track quests that you’ve taken, but haven’t followed up on. The game doesn’t make it clear exactly where it is. The quest log in Red Dead Redemption 2 is not immediately apparent. Important: In addition to the skills required to add mods and compile the menu, you will need a Jailbroken PS4 to run the mods.Tracking quests in RDR2 is a potentially important mechanic in the game. You can download PS4-RDR2-Menu-Base from the developer’s github here. Special thanks to 2much4u, 0x199, AlAzif, and ChendoChap for their assistance. Just as customizable as 2much4u’s GTA V Menu Base. Supports only the 1.29 patch of RDR 2 on both US & EU regions.Ĭurrently not compatible with GoldHEN’s bin loader. Requires Scene Collective/AlAzif’s PS4 Payload SDK to compile. That might be you, if modding and C programming are not something you’re afraid of.Ī (very basic) mod menu GUI based on 2much4u’s PS4 GTA V Menu Base. It is just a way to display them easily in the game: developers will still need to create and integrate those cheats into the menu, and release a version for the crowds. PS4-RDR2-Menu-Base is not a collection of hacks and mods for RDR2 in itself though, and it is not the “end user” tool you might be looking for just yet. Although Oysters is still a great option in terms of features today, it looks like RDR2-Menu could become the open source, free alternative everybody’s been looking for. Until now, people wanting to easily mod their RDR2 install had to use Oysters, a freemium menu, for which the paid version costs $17. Those of you who have been waiting for an easy way to mod RDR2 on their PS4 might not have much longer to wait: Developer ethylamine has now released PS4-RDR-2-Menu-Base, and it’s promising to become the swiss army knife of RDR2 modding.
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