How to replay missions in rdr2

Q: How do you replay missions in Red Dead 2?

Thankfully, you can return and replay any mission youve completed even hours or days after its done. To do this, pause the game and bring up the menu. Choose Progress, then Story, and then select one of the listed chapters.

Q: Do you lose progress if you replay a mission in RDR2?

When you replay a mission it doesnt effect anything from your progress. It basically places a default Arthur in play, ie, gunslinger outfit regardless of what you were wearing at time of missions. Its purely for getting the gold achievements, it wont effect your main story.

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How to Replay Missions in Red Dead Redemption 2
Why Should I Replay Missions in Red Dead Redemption 2?
How do you replay missions in Red Dead 2?
Can you replay side missions in RDR2?
Do you lose progress if you replay a mission in RDR2?

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Question about replaying missions for gold medals. Do you keep current stats?

Ninjaluver 4 years ago#1

Do you get to use the current stats you have if you go back and replay a chapter 2 mission?

Do you also keep your guns and ammo and health items?

I ask becuase getting gold on some of these is going to be hard if I have to replay them with no dead eye tonics.

Bloody_Moon1 4 years ago#2

No.

It resets pretty much everything to back. Your guns, your money, your stats, you ammo.

Everything.

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sid4975 4 years ago#3

They take alll ur equipment and items, u have a completely basic loadout. Basically making getting golds for some impossible if u want all golds ur best bet it to keep trying the first time u do it till u get gold. Also have to get every objective in one run without reloading checkpoints either

SaintAkira7 4 years ago#4

That's kinda s***.

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jiojiop 4 years ago#5

You don't even keep your horse in replay.

Ninjaluver (Topic Creator)4 years ago#6

Thats the dumbest s*** I have ever heard.

SpiritualBegga 4 years ago#7

So wait, if I have silver now, do I have to do everything in one go?
If that's the case, I won't even bother.
Platinum is out of my reach anyway because I don't care about online play.

Evil_Ryo 4 years ago#8

Is there a way to see the necessary objectives to get gold during a mission? I haven't tried looking at the log during a mission yet.

corocool 4 years ago#9

Evil_Ryo posted...

Is there a way to see the necessary objectives to get gold during a mission? I haven't tried looking at the log during a mission yet.

Press either left or right dpad, and somewhere in the sub menu it'll show the objectives, only works when replaying missions though.

StockpileThomas 4 years ago#10

No consumbles either, so no dead eye bascially. I'm sure they're all possible, but no fun and i don't think it's how it's intended to be, i'm waiting to see if they change it b4 bothering. They make a big deal about how the game makes a save that'll you'll restore to after, so i assume that save was also meant to be used when replaying the missions and they forgot to add it, pretty bad if not.

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Question about replaying missions for gold medals. Do you keep current stats?

There’s nothing like having too much of a good thing. That’s why the ability to replay missions in Red Dead Redemption 2 sounds like such a tantalizing option for many. Unfortunately, how to replay missions in Red Dead Redemption 2 isn’t exactly spelled out for you from the get-go as it’s tucked away in the menus. Dutch sure as hell isn’t going to sit you down by the fire and walk through it with you. But GameRevolution is… minus the fire. Here’s how to replay missions in Red Dead Redemption 2.

How to Replay Missions in Red Dead Redemption 2

It really is nice and simple. Pause the game and head to the “Progress” icon. It’s the third option down.

From there, click the big “Story” tile. It’s the first tile on the left and has Arthur Morgan’s face planted all over it. You can’t miss it. You’ll then be met by the Chapter screen. You can choose from every chapter you’ve unlocked so far. Press Chapter 1, for example, and you’ll be met with a screen that looks a little like this, complete with the description of said missions to help jog your memory before jumping back into them.

A simple tap of Triangle (or Y on Xbox One) will then let you replay the mission. Easy as that.

Why Should I Replay Missions in Red Dead Redemption 2?

Other than running through some of the best gaming moments of the year, you can try and go for Gold Medals in Red Dead Redemption 2. To see what you need to achieve that feat, press Square/X (depending on your console) to bring up the sub-objectives menu on the left of the screen. Make a note of them, as these all need to be completed to unlock the Gold Medal. 70 of those bad boys will net you the Gold Rush Trophy/Achievement, but there doesn’t appear to be any in-game items available just yet for nabbing the gold.

How do you replay missions in Red Dead 2?

Thankfully, you can return and replay any mission you've completed even hours or days after it's done. To do this, pause the game and bring up the menu. Choose Progress, then Story, and then select one of the listed chapters.

Can you replay side missions in RDR2?

The latest title from Rockstar Games in Red Dead Redemption 2 offers players the ability to replay missions and quests in order to earn a higher rating or relive the wild adventures of Arthur Morgan and the Van der Linde Gang.

Do you lose progress if you replay a mission in RDR2?

When you replay a mission it doesn't effect anything from your progress. It basically places a default Arthur in play, ie, gunslinger outfit regardless of what you were wearing at time of missions. It's purely for getting the gold achievements, it won't effect your main story.