On the list of “things that probably should have been in the game but were inexplicably not”, the titular hunting wagon of this mod is extremely handy for living off the land in Red Dead Redemption 2. Do your reading and get familiar with the basics before starting the game modding process. Most will require either one or some combination of ScripthookDRD2, Community ScripthookRDR2, or RDR2SaveEditor. Each relies on the installation of additional files to facilitate the new material, and in some cases will need light file editing, so be sure to read the description on each one to learn how to install it. The following mods, found through the ubiquitous and essential Nexus Mods, offer everything from handy in-game tools, visual adjustments, and even new play modes that bring new challenges outside the base game. In the months since, the modding community has rallied to release well over a hundred new mods for Red Dead Redemption 2, focusing largely on complete save files and lighting mods, but expanding into more practical adjustments as well. With Red Dead Redemption 2’s release on PC last fall, it gained one clear advantage over its console-based predecessor: the ability to add new game tweaks and features via mods.
