Do you want to live a second life in Red Dead Redemption 2? You can do it with this mod

Do you want to live a second life in Red Dead Redemption 2? You can do it with this mod

If the multiplayer of Red Dead Redemption 2 is not particularly conquering users, the mods are literally invading the Rockstar Games home game. And perhaps one of these even extends the life of the game, making it potentially infinite. We are talking about the Jobs Mod, a name that is not so original but very effective that fully describes the new avalanche of options that users can enjoy.

The Jobs Mod of Red Dead Redemption 2, as the name implies, poses game users faced with small ongoing tasks. "Thanks to this mod, you will be able to perform various jobs for a little extra money, legally earned," reads the game's Nexus page. At the moment the author has included six different jobs: the miner, the bartender, the hunter, the shepherd, the "courier" and the port worker.

How does it all work? According to what is described on Nexus, once the mod is installed, several NPCs will be able to offer a job to the protagonist of the game. They are all shown on the map, complete with a miniature. Jobs are available in several cities, including Saint Denis, Starwberry and Annesburg, but in general the entire map is covered with a good deal of tasks for the main character.

Obviously, like all mods that debut on the "market", it is not absolutely perfect. The author has already stated that he will try to fix it in the running, adding new assignments and obviously improving the current jobs even more. The only certain stuff is certainly the incredible amount of content he adds to Red Dead Redemption 2, probably leading it to near-infinite game status. Nothing new huh, mods that make different games random have been around for a long time but are still a nice addition for anyone looking for a second motivation to dive back into Rockstar Games' blockbuster western.

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