Théorie de l'Affaire
The Bulrush fall-survival trick is genuinely useful for escaping high places without dying.
Confidentiel
Myth Busting in RDR2 (Vol. 1)
Testing four wild RDR2 myths — surviving a fatal fall by vomiting, real-time corpse decay, stopping a train with your horse, and possums playing dead.
Emplacement Validé
Various — cliffs, wilderness, train tracks.
Notes d'enquête
- Survive a fatal fall by vomiting: CONFIRMED — eat Common Bulrush just before jumping off a huge cliff and the vomiting animation overrides fall damage, letting you land unharmed.
- Corpses decompose in real time: CONFIRMED — leave a body in the wild and over several days it bloats, rots and becomes a skeleton picked clean by vultures.
- Stop a moving train with your horse: BUSTED — a horse or wagon on the tracks is plowed straight through without the train slowing.
- Possums play dead: CONFIRMED — chase an opossum and it collapses still; aim and the reticle turns red (alive), and it bolts when you turn away.
Route d'Investigation
Q: Can you survive any fall by vomiting? A: Yes — eating Common Bulrush before the jump overrides fall damage.
Q: Can your horse stop a train? A: No — the train plows through and destroys the obstacle.
Investigation Comments
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