You have to get in a fight with them.
you have to put the green mask back to the wall but when you do at the end seth steals it and everything is still the same
At a certain point you get a gun called the blunderbuss it has no effect on humans just zombies it is used for large masses of zombies so....you can check animals and corpses for undead parts for ammo... it taked 10 undead parts to make 1 bulletEdit: also you there is other stuff you can make with different parts (ex. animal + zombie + plant = cool crap. or, animal + ammo = cool crap)
Well, Red Dead Redemption just came out recently. I highly doubt there would be news of a sequel already. I haven't played RDR, yet. However; if the story is left "unfinished" at the end; most likely Rockstar would make a sequel. yes there is a game called red dead redemption 2
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because the game is so big they are unable to fit everything into a limited amount of space so they don't allow swimming at it uses a lot of memory and so they would have to make the rest of the game smaller and shorter
You cant really find undead bait after you first get it in Fort Mercer from West Dickisons. After that you have to make it your self.
on your back button screen, there's a "build your own bait" item you can use. it requires 1 wild feverfew, and 1 prairie poppy
No. You can lead undead to the area and leave, but wander around enough in the game and it will eventually come under seige.
I just got it and yeah like the other guy said you open coffins also you search undead corpses and when you save towns you get some ammo as a reward along with a new weapon and around towns under attack there are boxes marked as green circles you go to them and open it .
to make undead bait you have to get the flowers desert sage and violet snowdrop . I forgot where the desert sage can be found but it should tell you in the journal. The violet snowdrop can be found northern of Tall Trees
You can't find it. You have to make it using 1 Prairie Poppy and 1 Wild Feverfew. Prairie Poppies can be found on the Great Plains. Wild Feverfews can be found basically anywhere.