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Red dead redempiton! please help , easy question?

Hi every body, im going for 100?n the game , i need only the bounty , i got 1 outfit locked (u clear gang hidout in 24 hour ) i clear the ganghideout but not in 24 hour , do i need this outfit to get 100? cus i got all thing and all the outfit just this

Asked By: - 8/2/2010
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Yes, try again. You have 24 hours in in-game time so check your clock when you start the first gang attack. Use a fast horse, don't save, plan your attacks to go thru Armadillo to restock on Ammo, Dead Eye and Medicin. Make sure you are maxed out with bullets, medicine and apples. Use your pistol if you are getting low on ammo since you can pick up ammo easy from dead bodies. If you die you'll respawn at one of your houses and you can keep continuing the quest.

How to verify your Red Dead Redemption game completion status against the 100?ame completion needed to unlock the Bureau Uniform outfit.

You can verify how close you are by going to:
Start Button > Stats > General
Game completed 100.0?

All the items below need to be completed to achieve a 100?ame completion score.
You can use the in game stats to verify what items you still need to complete.

-Complete all 20 Bounty Locations-
Start Button > Stats > Score
Bounty Hunter - New Austin locations: 8
Bounty Hunter - Nuevo Paraiso (ie Mexico) locations - 8
Bounty Hunter - West Elizabeth locations - 4

-Help all 18 Strangers-
Start Button > Stats > General
Strangers met - 19 (you only need to help 18, but if you only see 18 strangers listed you are probably missing 1 of the required strangers)

To find the specific stranger mission you are missing...
Start Button > Stats > Strangers

Verify you have the following items listed. If one is missing look for details on where to go on the map to find that person.
Aztec Gold (often missed, go to Side Winder Gulch in Mexico), Remember My Family, Love is the Opiate, "Lights, Camera, Action," The Prohibitionist, The Wronged Woman, American Lobbyist, Deadalus and Son, Eva in Peril, Poppycock, Funy Man, California, Who Are You to Judge?, Flowers for a Lady, American Appetites, Let No Man Put Asunder, Jenny's Faith, and "Water and Honesty."

Note: There are 19 strangers missions in the game! "I know you" is not needed to achieve 100?ompleted.

-Complete all 57 Story Missions-
Start Button > Stats > General
Missions completed - 57
New Austin missions - 24
Nuevo Paraiso (ie Mexico) missions - 17
West Elizabeth missions - 7
Homestead missions - 9

-Collect all 5 Rare Weapons-
Start Button > Stats > General
Rare weapons - 5

If you don't have all 5 rare weapons, check against your weapon inventory of 26 items for the following items:
Start Button > Weapons
Mauser Pistol, LeMat Revolver, Carcano Rifle, Evans Repeater and the Semi-Auto Shotgun

-Buy all 13 Houses (rentals don't count)-
Start Button > General
Player houses - 13

Start Button > Map
You can look on your map to verify all 13 houses are green. Houses you still need to purchase are shown as blue. Zoom your map in until you see the house icons.

-Work all 5 Jobs-
Start Button > General
Job locations completed - 5

These are 2 jobs that need to be completed at 5 locations:
Horse Breaking - Ridgewood Farm and Chuparosa
Night Watch - MacFarlane's Ranch, Chuparosa and Blackwater

-Discover all 94 Map Locations-
Start Button > Stats > General
Areas discovered - 94/94
New Austin areas discovered 45/45
Nuevo Paraiso areas discovered 32/32
West Elizabeth areas discovered 17/17

To discover an area buy the maps at that area's general store, or walk/ride all around that area on the map.

-Beat all 8 Gang Hideouts-
Start Button > General
- Gang hideouts cleared - 7 (XBOX 360) or 8 (PS3)

On the in game map look for: Twin Rocks, Tumbleweed, Pikes Basin, Gaptooth Breach, Fort Mercer, Tesora Azul, Nosalida and if you are playing on PS3 you'll also need to complete Solomon's Folly. On the printed poster map these hideouts are shown as the danger icon.

-Win all 6 Mini Games-
Start Button > Stats > Money

Verify you have played and won a complete round of the following 6 mini games: Poker, Liar's Dice, Horseshoes, Five Finger Filet, Arm Wrestling, and Blackjack. It doesn't matter if you've lost money on the games, just that you beat all the opponents in that game at that location. You do not need to visit all locations, just beat the game once at any location.

-Level 10 in all 4 Challenges-
Start Button > Journal > Challenges
Hunting, Treasure, Sharpshooting, Survivalist

-Collect 8 Specific Outfits-
Start Button > Stats > Outfits
More than 14 in the game, but the following 8 are needed for 100?ame completion
Elegant Suit, Rancher, Poncho, Bollard Twins, Treasure Hunters, Bandito, Reyes' Rebels and the U.S. Army Uniform.
Note - U.S. Marshall uniform is awarded on 100?ame completion

Tip: To complete the requirements for most outfits you can select the outfit and then select "track" to have a purple circle area placed on the map where you need to go to get the next item. This is useful for figuring out which towns post specific gang member bounties needed.
Answered By: Stephen I - 8/3/2010
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Well you DO need all bounties, but not sure you need the outfit. its not that hard to get though, you only have to do the gang hideouts in the US part of the map only, not mexico. i did it with plenty of time to spear. make sure u buy the max amount of hoarse pills for getting to places quick.
Answered By: MS - 8/2/2010
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