Sure, you're able to sell horses in RDR2's story mode. Keep in mind that the price you get might vary based on the horse's attributes and your reputation in the game.
Sure. Breeding horses in RDR2 story mode is possible, but it involves factors like having the right facilities and meeting certain in-game criteria. It takes some effort and knowledge of the game mechanics.
In RDR2 story mode, the limit for the number of horses you can have is four. This is to maintain balance and realism within the game's mechanics and storyline.
Yes, you can steal horses in the RDR2 story. There are many horses out in the open that you can take. But be careful as some horses might be owned by someone, and stealing them can get you in trouble with the law or the owner if they catch you.
The cougar pelts are great. They sell well.
Sure, stealing horses is possible in the game. You'll come across various horses in different locations. Some might be wild and easy to tame and steal, while others might be tied up near a ranch or a town. If you steal a horse that has an owner, there'll be consequences, like a bounty on you.
The number of horses you can have in the RDR2 story isn't fixed. It can change based on your in-game achievements, unlocked areas, and resources. Generally, you can have a few at a time, but it's not unlimited.
In the RDR2 story, you can have up to four horses at a time.
Yes, you can. There are specific ways and locations in the game where you can obtain a poncho.
No, you can't. The game doesn't allow it as it goes against the game's storyline and moral guidelines.
Yes, you can. In RDR2 story mode, there are opportunities to purchase wagons at certain locations or from specific vendors.