LogFAQs > #943907993

Alright, I can cross two more stranger missions off the list: Poppycock turned out to be about opium smuggling. You can either keep the $1000 that the deal was worth or give it back to the British guy who hired you for a bit of honor and fame. It's probably better to keep the cash, but I ended up returning it. I should still have all the money I need from my Liar's Dice winnings.

Funny Man is about a guy who has headed out to the wild west to try and find inspiration, apparently as a joke writer for a newspaper. You keep finding him tied up in the middle of bandit strongholds, until eventually he realizes he's not cut out for the frontier life and goes back to the city. This one does have a complete character arc, and it's nice that it doesn't end with John Marston finding the guy's corpse in one stronghold, which would've been in line with most of this game's storytelling, but I guess the whole narrative here just feels a little underwhelming. It's also one of the strangers that takes the most work, since clearing out the strongholds is a bit of a pain.

Along with those, I did de Santa's next mission, which turned out to be a turret level with a train-mounted gatling gun this time. There's still a ways to go on the Mexican session, but I'm past its halfway point and then some.


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I'm playing every game from GotD 2020! Games Completed: 6/129
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