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Friday, February 28, 2020
Vomiting is proven to save players from death in Red Dead Redemption 2
The resourceful players of Rockstar's cowboy have found a way to deal with the damage caused by falling from a great height.
Red Dead Redemption 2, like other Rockstar titles, is the ideal material for any nonsense. Unfortunately for the creators of the game, Red Dead's bizarreness is most often tied to the online component, to the detriment of other players. However, there are some tricks that are not technically cheating, and only use the player who uses them. One such has been observed in recent months and includes vomiting to avoid death from falling from high altitude.
Please, how?
You read that right, Red Dead Redemption 2 players use their own character vomit to minimize damage when jumping from high altitudes. You must be wondering how that is possible. Quite simply, some would say - you need to find certain plants (preferably a marsh reed - Bullrush), get your character to eat it, wait for him to be ill, then jump off the edge of a cliff and - voilĂ . For some reason, gravity in Red Dead Redemption 2 is not worth the payback.
This is how it looks in practice:
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