is there any way to remove Arthur’s satchel in story mode?

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is there any way to remove Arthur’s satchel in story mode?

Posted Apr 6, 2022, 10:16 AM UTC

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jeseuli•

There's a glitch that removes Arthur's gun belt and satchel but when using long coats there's an ugly spot where the satchel would be

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JeberaniOP•

I can fix that hole glitch behind the coat, all you need to do is simply go to clothes store and unequip your coat and then go to the clothes owner and buy/equip a coat through the tailor clerk.

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jeseuli•

Thanks i didn't know that I'll try it out

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jeseuli•

Didn't work. :(

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JeberaniOP•

Try using “red dead save editor”. And if you’re on console, use save wizard.

Go do your research on save wizard first before attempting anything.

if you’re on Playstation/xbox You need save wizard in order to convert the file to use on red dead save editor.

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Imakarumi•

Only via mods. Whyems DLC

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Braunb8888•

How do you remove it in this mod? I have it but don’t see the option

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PostProof2777•

Wich hat is that?

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Jasons-revenge•

A unique one you can steal from an npc

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?

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Jasons-revenge•

??

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Where can I find the hat? You can keep it I never seen it

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SpooderKrab1788•

Installing WhyEm’s DLC (ROOffline edition) allows you to take off your satchel. Also outfit changer mod or whatever it was called allows you to do it. I’m pretty positive you can’t do it in story mode though without mods

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jfrost1503•

You can use a save editor with save wizard or there might be a glitch in story mode

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Supraboi2003•

really? i couldn’t find red dead redemption on the list

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jfrost1503•

Trust me it is. I’ve spent an ungodly amount of hours making outfits lol

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Supraboi2003•

do you just need save wizard or another program? because for gta online you need them both

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jfrost1503•

I use a separate save editor

Edit: https://www.nexusmods.com/reddeadredemption2/mods/55

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Reddit5678912•

Yeah I fucking hate that I have to role play a bad ass outlaw running around with his purse aka European carry-all

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Dineth_V•

regardless, awesome outfit!

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boomify•

Yeah, get TB

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JowxoX3•

Why would you want to do that

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JeberaniOP•

Because satchel ruins the fashion. I want to look like an npc

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GrazhdaninMedved•

Mods. PC mastah race. (Peasants be jealous)

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JeberaniOP•

Forgive me, Mr. Mastah Race....For I, merely a peasant, sire!

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[deleted]•

As a PC gamer I can say this statement is false when it comes to RDR2. Poorly optimized buggy ass mess.

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Creepernom•

What? Buggy? Poorly optimized? Wgat version are you playing? I'm running the game on very high settings, 40fps on a 1060. I nearly never encounter ANY bugs. It's a super well polished game.

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paco987654•

I mean it was buggy as hell when it first released on pc but that was almost three years ago

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Creepernom•

Well then I don't think it's fair to call it buggy af, when it clearly isn't the case currently.

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GrazhdaninMedved•

IDK, I had no issues in my playthroughs, but varied PC configs are like opinions and assholes, everybody's got one. No doubt that some rigs would struggle.

However, mods are what always puts it over the top for me. Because sooner or later someone says "fuck it, I hate this one thing and I'm going to change it" and every so often that someone is me, and before you know it you don't have to hate this one thing anymore because it's modded out.

(Or you completely ruin the game's appeal and magic by pulling the curtain a bit too far back while getting into the guts of it, but them's the breaks).

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[deleted]•

That last part is what happened with me and Skyrim. Got way too into modding that it just doesn't feel like a game anymore.

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paco987654•

The true Skyrim modding is when you spend more time modding your game than playing it

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GrazhdaninMedved•

Ha, same here actually. I learned a lot modding it, and generally felt like a boss for being able to change things up as much as I did. But then I tried for a new playthrough with my own mods shoring up things I didn't like, and just sputtered out. I kept modding for a while, but I could never commit to an actual run again.

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