RDR2 Poor Man's Game Ep.68: Guarma is a Bad Place

Red Dead Redemption 2 Poor Man's Game Ep.68: Guarma is a Bad Place
Arthur works with Dutch to help Hercule get them off the island, but Fussar and his men don't make things easy. They have to free rebellious workers as well as Javier, fight off a Cuban warship, and rescue the boat captain who's promised to get them back to the mainland.

[@taylorallisonmp]

What does poor mans mean?

[@EquisetumGaming]

It means I'm only using the starter weapons and the worst horses in the game for most of the gameplay. I have two cattlemen revolvers, the original carbine repeater, and a double-barrel shotgun for my combat weapons. (Some missions do force other weapons on you, particularly if sniper work is needed.) At this point in the series, I have three morgans and a Kentucky saddler for horses, although earlier on I did use a Tennessee walker for a bit and one of the mangy, scarred-up appaloosas from a Murfree Brood encounter. I also haven't gone treasure hunting for any gold bars. The point of the Poor Man's Game series is to see what we can do if Arthur never gains better gear than the other members of the gang, although many of them do have better horses than what I'm playing with. (I also picked my saddle based on what the other gang members use.) Hope this explains everything!

[@taylorallisonmp]

​@EquisetumGaming honestly I feel like that's how I played it the first time. I was so focused on getting missions done haha.

[@EquisetumGaming]

I remember using the volcanic pistols for my first playthrough, and I love the mustangs. It's hard for me to not have at least one of those at a stable. I refused to use one for my low honor game, however, because I see them as hero-horses in the game, only to be used by high-honor characters.