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Love RDR2 but never really spent much time on the online version. Is it good to just explore? Are there missions the same as in the main game but just not voiced by your character?
For exploring i'd say it's more fun with friends, though if you just like exploring the world it's good for that too since The Entire world is unlocked from the get go. There are also story missions, i'd say they're a bit shallower than the story ones due to the online nature, but not much. I believe they're shorter though. There's about ten of them, so you could knock them all out in an evening unless you wanted to so both the Low Honor and High Honor versions. there is also side missions of sorts. They're far shallower though. They boil down too essentially go to this point, do this task, and leave. sometimes there's multiple tasks, but that's the gist of it. Some of them do get creative though. Like there's a train heist you can do where you have to search a runaway train for an emerald (or a fleeing train if you have a friend hijacking the train for you)