Water Experience.

Hi, I'm back with another contribution to Gaming Photography community and this time I'm going to join Gaming Photography Weekly Contest - Theme: Water Experience showing and talking about Water Experience from RDR 2.

I started my water experience by checking on some water physics this time and I started it from a waterlogged in Southfield Flats, Scarlett Meadows, LE.

When I was riding my horse on the waterlogged, I noticed the physics of the water particles and the look a lot real.

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Then it was Mattock Pond, close to the other location where I noticed some birds and wild animals were escaping seeing me running towards the pond. I tried to run into the pond to see the water physics there.

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I rode to Lagras, Bayouu NWA, Lemoyne to help a lady get to her home as she had an accident and lost her horse. The village was by the swamp river of Lemoyne where I shot down a snake first.

Then, to do some water ride, I climbed up on that boat and I tried to get it down but they seemed fix there and I can't ride them.

After climbing down, I noticed this alligator in the water that was seeing me making a part of its head visible to me. If he could just get his teeth on me, ahhh.

I found this thin boat there that I started riding and a civilian became a witness of me stealing vehicle so I shot that man down and then I noticed that big fish died and was floating beside me suddenly.

This swarm was full of alligators, I mean it looked like I was in the kingdom of alligators. But they're scared of me mostly when I'm on a boat.

Suddenly I noticed something on a shore there so I stopped the boat and I found this big Lake Sturgeon fish there on the ground so I took it up and I placed it on the boat though I lost it later.

Then I tried to do some fishing there as this is also water experience. I tried to be safe first so I got on the boat otherwise the gators might just take a chance on me. Two fishes bit my bait but unfortunately I couldn't have them.

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At the next morning, I rode to a long distance and I reached the current of Dakota River. I knew my horse would leave me behind when it won't be able to keep up so I got off and enjoyed the beautiful river standing on a big rock.

Here I'm finishing the post for today and I'll come talk about more special RDR 2 gaming moments in Gaming Photography.

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