In multiplayer, however, gang members are much stronger and there are many more waves of them, possibly due to the fact that if one dies, they just respawn outside of the hideout and can just resume as normal. Also in multiplayer, there are high level weapons hidden in gang hideouts for use in Free Roam if the player has not unlocked them at their level yet. However, if players start shooting, they will retaliate immediately.
If the player's current multiplayer character is in the corresponding gang that is occupying the hideout, they can walk in only so far until the criminals will start attacking.
Also, if the player starts shooting, they will return fire. In Undead Nightmare , gang hideouts are replaced by cleansing graveyards.
The actual gang hideouts for the most part are home to members of the gang trying to hold out against the undead hordes. These gang members will not be hostile towards Marston, and will accept his help in fighting off the undead. There are some exceptions, however, such as Fort Mercer , which has been taken over by the army and converted into a safe zone, Pike's Basin , which is completely abandoned, and the DLC and PS3-exclusive gang hideouts, which are either abandoned or permanently overrun.
Upon completion of any of the gang hideouts included in this DLC, an Explosive Rifle is awarded to the top player. It is marked by a green dot on the player's map. Unlike other weapons picked up in Free Roam, ammo crates do not refill it and the player does not get to keep it for the rest of the session if they die and respawn. Players without the Liars and Cheats DLC can not trigger the hideouts, but can participate in clearing a hideout triggered by another player.
Gang hideouts return in Red Dead Redemption 2 , albeit with a much smaller role. In Red Dead Online , clearing gang hideouts rewards the player with XP, in addition to the money and loot that can be taken from the deceased gang members.
Dying in the hills just puts you 5 seconds run away from the action. Tumble Weed is frustratingly difficult. Gaptooth Breach is hard and pushing the cart just takes forever. Nosalida is bland and annoying. Tesoro Azul involves just shooting fools and then alternatively running in and out shooting people.
Fort Mercer is annoying because dying means a long walk, and getting spawn killed by snipers is infuriating. Pike's Basin just takes for fucking ever, having to kill 50 bad guys in 3 different locations in a maze is annoying.
Oh, and if you can kill all 22 people in a single combo get the Evans Repeater and target all you can at the start in dead eye mode, it helps -- You'll get around XP.
Shit every time I try to get into multiplayer it seems to lock up and say that my connection is lost. Even though my connection is solid, it seems to be happening to other people. Or at least thats what I'm hearing. More cash and items means better, upgraded weapons and more efficient runs through hideouts. You can also tackle hideouts with your posse to speed up the process. You have to win or at least rank in the top 4 to receive a deserving amount of XP, and this is easier said than done.
The lower lobby count the better in our experience, especially for Make It Count, so steer away from Showdown Series Large to keep the number of opponents limited. In a six-person lobby ranking fourth will still net you around XP, and is totally worth the minutes spent skulking around a forest with naught but a throwing knife.
For modes like Most Wanted and other more traditional PVP game types, you want to figure out what weapons best suit your playstyle so you can perform at the top of your game. Tinker with your loadout and your in-game control scheme to find the best sensitivity and arsenal that will give you the edge against other outlaws. Use Dead Eye as much as possible and find clever cover. The spawning system is very rudimentary and can be gamed easily if you find a good location.
If you sign up for the Bounty Hunter Role in Rhodes, it opens up a whole new range of Bounty Hunting missions for you to take on. While all of these give you experience, those which have a lot of other enemies tend to be incredibly good for racking it up, such as bandit leaders with a lot of minions for you to shoot. The legendary bounty targets Doyle and Cortez are especially good, as they can be completed fairly quickly with a lot of targets along the way.
I got most of my XP from doing the Twin Rocks hideout over and over. Whilst it may not award the most XP per completion for the amount of time you do it for it is quite good.
I did mine on casual aim though you can get more if you change to normal. GT: Lewis Dawg. User Info: alienhybridpoth. User Info: Mikejl I find that Twin Rocks is better if you're alone, and Pikes Basin is better when you're in a group of 4 or more.
User Info: Millers C. Yeah if you get yourself a mauser and a bolt action rifle you can go through Twin Rocks in no time at all, you can do it 50 times in an hour for - XP. I haven't killed anybody User Info: EgoKiller
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