Agreed

You know what, I’ll give it a go again… Who knows maybe I get the hooked feeling. It took me a couple of years to get into rdr1 so maybe I am a bit late to the party

Op! Damn this looks nice. On which system did you play this? I tried to play it when it first came out on PS4 but my time is so limited in playing games and the story is so elaborate that I don’t dare to properly restart it…

Ow wow, good for you for getting into this game! I really tried to like the game back then but I could get the lore

Apparently during the summer I missed all kind of this stuff: just voted!

Had it been enough presented in different social media?

I missed this iniative completely! Just voted!

Man i played this game a lot! Sadly I missed a couple of your posts because i think it’s cool way to reminisce

Finally!

OP! Can you please let us know:

1. If you found more clues?
2. Decided to eat it? And if so, how you are doing!?!

Thanks!!

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Hahahaha thanks! This gave me a good laugh

If you live in Europe, this might be done sooner than later https://www.androidauthority.com/whatsapp-messenger-interoperability-europe-dma-3423188/

Or the 50s with 3 part suite with complimenting fedora!

Alright this side looks even better. Damn she is gorgeous and this looks cool too!

To be honest I think it looks cool! Why not? Bring back the armor, capes and/or swords!

Meh, not to hyped after watching the video.

Loved sands of time, this is nothing like it and looks okay i guess.

Yeah I had the button, but it disappeared for me too

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Fair point

Thanks this makes me feel (a bit) more secure…