Rockstar's Naturalist Photo Challenge

[Kirsty]

Newswire: https://www.rockstargames.com/newswire/article/61660/The-Naturalist-Photo-Challenge

 

Social Club entry info: https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/events/ao7nTKGe/the-naturalist-photo-challenge/1

 

T&C: https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/events/ao7nTKGe/rules

 

 

 

https://gtanet.com/get-your-pictures-in-red-dead-online-naturalist-photo-challenge/

[BUT THE BENZ]

[Sundevil]

This sounds interesting. Taking photos is not my idea of fun, but I’m really looking forward to seeing what people come up with. Lots of creative people out there!

[Surebrec]

"You may want to delete a few old photos"

Is there any easy way of actually doing this, other than do it manually one by one?

This is my biggest gripe with the whole photography angle.

[Kirsty]

42 minutes ago, Surebrec said:

"You may want to delete a few old photos"

Is there any easy way of actually doing this, other than do it manually one by one?

This is my biggest gripe with the whole photography angle.

There doesn't seem to be, but I really wish there was. It takes so long to keep going back one by one, especially as you can't sort the order of them etc. Hopefully they'll give us more options to do this in the future.

[Viewbob]

great cant wait to be rewarded for letting others do all the work

[videotechuk_]

39 minutes ago, Kirsty said:

There doesn't seem to be, but I really wish there was. It takes so long to keep going back one by one, especially as you can't sort the order of them etc. Hopefully they'll give us more options to do this in the future.

You can remove all in-game pictures with a batch but sadly not within the game. This can be done within the console OS/or going into your PC saved data directory. Hope this little written guide helps! 

 

PlayStation 4

 

1. Head into your PlayStation 4 settings
2. Open 'Application Saved Data Management'
3. Now, open 'Saved Data in System Storage' 
4. Find 'Red Dead Redemption 2'
5. Scroll down until you find 'Red Dead Redemption 2' with a bottom header 'PHOTO' 
6. Select and delete 

 

Xbox One 

1. Head into My Games & Apps 
2. Find Red Dead Redemption 2 and press the menu button 
3. Select 'Manage game & add-ons'
4. Scroll down to save data
5. Select 'Reserved game data'
6. It will ask you delete it, then press yes. 

 

PC

 

1. Head into the following directory - Documents\Rockstar Games\Red Dead Redemption 2\Profiles 
2. Select the first folder - it will be your game profile directory 
3. Remove all files with the no file extentsion but limited, follow the example.- example (PRDR31118284548_1_) 

 

Edited August 14, 2020 by VideoTech_

[Kirsty]

39 minutes ago, VideoTech_ said:

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Thanks VT! 

[Direwrath]

@VideoTech_ Omg, if that's the case you are a lifesaver because I have been running around with a full album for some time because I don't have the patience to keep deleting all of those photos. I'll get 15 maybe 20 deleted before I get antsy and just want to play the game, and it's not that hard to fill up those empty slots again.

[Zoobz]

Made a quick one last night with some friends.

Social Club

 

[Surebrec]

10 hours ago, VideoTech_ said:

You can remove all in-game pictures with a batch but sadly not within the game. This can be done within the console OS/or going into your PC saved data directory. Hope this little written guide helps! 

 

PlayStation 4

 

1. Head into your PlayStation 4 settings
2. Open 'Application Saved Data Management'
3. Now, open 'Saved Data in System Storage' 
4. Find 'Red Dead Redemption 2'
5. Scroll down until you find 'Red Dead Redemption 2' with a bottom header 'PHOTO' 
6. Select and delete 

 

Xbox One 

1. Head into My Games & Apps 
2. Find Red Dead Redemption 2 and press the menu button 
3. Select 'Manage game & add-ons'
4. Scroll down to save data
5. Select 'Reserved game data'
6. It will ask you delete it, then press yes. 

 

PC

 

1. Head into the following directory - Documents\Rockstar Games\Red Dead Redemption 2\Profiles 
2. Select the first folder - it will be your game profile directory 
3. Remove all files with the no file extentsion but limited, follow the example.- example (PRDR31118284548_1_) 

 

^^^ This works.

Thanks.

[Kirsty]