Good, Honest, Snake Oil

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• ◆Right after the first cutscene with the sheriff and deputy, if you have not robbed the Doctor’s Office Backroom (or else the soon-to-be-mentioned door will not budge), the player can nudge the aforementioned metal door and enter, gaining a free Schofield Revolver. A random townsperson will be back there, too, which is a good opportunity to rob him for the first Bandit Challenge. If you look through the backroom window right before doing everything mentioned, and it must be the first time doing so, or you won’t be able to do it again, then do everything above. The money counting/bookkeeping O’Driscoll will be in the backroom as well. You won’t be able to rob him, but you can get a second Cattleman Revolver from him, which will give you access to two pistols for nothing.
• ◆Allbright resembles Nigel West Dickens, another snake oil salesman from Red Dead Redemption. Both men dress sharply, sell snake oil, and claim to be medical men and healers, but are in fact charlatans who engage in quackery. The only difference is that West Dicken's Elixir doesn't kill people, while Allbright's medicine does.
• ◆This is the only bounty mission that cannot be done by John Marston.
• ◆If the player's horse is not near them, Arthur will mount Albright's Hungarian Half-bred, which may result in it becoming your temporary horse.
• ◆A different cutscene will play out if the player isn't able to pull Albright in time.
• ◆Using this mission, the player can explore the Great Plains region as Arthur and get journal entries and items that aren't supposed to be obtained until the Epilogue, but the player won't be able to go in New Austin.
• ◆You can also use the mission to get horseman challenges without the interference of random encounters along the way.
• ◆Albright will remain in the jail cell for the rest of the game, even in the Epilogue, but you can't interact with him.