Epilogue II 83% completion archive
All weapons have been owned and upgraded. John Marston, at the beginning of Epilogue 2, has not completed any missions.
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About this mod Machine translation
All weapons have been owned and upgraded. John Marston, at the beginning of Epilogue 2, has not completed any missions.
Epilogue II 83% completion archive
🎮 Archive details
This is a game save file of "Red Dead Redemption 2", the progress has reached **83% completion**!
✨ Archive Features
- 📊 **83% game completion** - Perfectly balanced main line progress
- 🔫 **Full Weapon Collection** - All weapons have been obtained and upgraded
- 🧔 **John Marston** - Play as the main character John Marston
- 🏡 **Beecher's Hope Starting Point** - Located at the beginning of the epilogue 2 chapter
- 🎯 **Purity of missions** - No missions have been completed yet, keep the full experience
🗺️ Progress description
This save is located after the end of Ending 1 of the game and just before entering the Ending 2 chapter. You'll start your new life in Beecher's Hope, with all your weapons and equipment ready, allowing you to freely explore the rest of the game.
💡 Usage suggestions
Perfect for those who want:
- Players who want to experience later content in the game but don’t want to start from scratch
- Players testing various weapons and equipment
- Players who focus on free exploration and side missions
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*Enjoy your adventure in Westworld! * 🤠
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