Red Dead Online: 10 Essential Tips & Tricks You Need To Know
6. Look For The Train
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Unlike Red Dead's single player, Online only has one train on the map at any one time. Just like the single player, however, the train also has some nifty valuables inside that can be stolen, including items essential to the game's survival mechanics.
Head towards the cargo area of the train, and you'll come across cash, valuables, and some provisions too, like health tonics.
We're not saying that you should go out of your way to hunt the great steaming locomotive down, but if you happen to pass one by, then they're definitely worth looting.
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