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There's A Place In Red Dead Redemption II Where Horses Spontaneously Combust
Red Dead Redemption II is a massive, ambitious game and like many of its open-world siblings, there's a fair collection of amusing bugs and glitches. However, this latest one might take the cake...if it's a bug at all.
According to multiple people, there is a place in the southern area of Red Dead Redemption II's map near Rhodes that is setting horses on fire. You can see the whole thing for yourself right here (the whole Twitter thread containing these videos has some NSFW language so don't read below if that sort of thing bothers you):
This spot on the map in Red Dead Redemption 2 is haunted. It kills horses with fire. https://t.co/zmLhwdXkju
— Jeffrey Grubb (@JeffGrubb) October 30, 2018
Spooky. This is probably a glitch but given that Halloween is right around the corner, maybe not? We've reached out to Rockstar for clarification and comment on this hilarious instance and will update if we hear back.
While you're here, partner, why not mosey on over to our review of Red Dead Redemption II or our list on some quality of life improvements we think could make a fantastic game even better.
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Red Dead Redemption II
Platform:
PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC
Release Date:
October 26, 2018 (PlayStation 4, Xbox One),
November 5, 2019 (PC)
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