Seven years since its gunslinging debut, Red Dead Redemption 2 still rides roughshod over players’ expectations like a drunkard on a stolen donkey. Just when you’d reckon every pixel of Rockstar’s cowboy cosmos had been lassoed and cataloged, along comes Kezzab321—a self-proclaimed ‘RDR2 addict’—who stumbled upon Solomon’s Folly. This dusty Del Lobo gang hideout, lurking southeast of Tumbleweed, had somehow dodged their radar despite "countless hours played." Talk about a facepalm moment! 🎩💥 Folks on Reddit were quick to ID the spot, chuckling at how even veteran outlaws miss obvious loot stashes. The internet’s collective reaction? "Y’all been napping or what?"

🤠 Gang Hideouts: Where Loot Meets Lead

That Del Lobo den ain’t just scenery—it’s a lead-spewing piñata! Inside? Juicy payouts like jewelry and cash, but snagging ’em means dancing the bullet tango with trigger-happy banditos. Pro tip from seasoned gunslingers:

• Scamper to high ground west of the hideout 👀

• Pick ’em off with rifles (Springfield or Rolling Block works wonders)

• Loot fast before corpses despawn (cuz karma’s a fickle mistress)

It’s easier said than done when Del Lobos shoot first and ask questions never. These hombres aren’t your average bandits—they’re Mexican-style chaos merchants specializing in train heists and town-terrorizing shenanigans. Finding Solomon’s Folly after 2,555 days? That’s the gaming equivalent of discovering your jeans have a secret pocket. Mind. Blown.

📈 Why Arthur Morgan Won’t Ride Into Sunset

While GTA 6 buzzes louder than a beehive in a saloon brawl, RDR2’s holding its own like a stubborn mule. Steam charts don’t lie: 92,508 cowpokes logged in concurrently earlier this year—a record that screams "this game’s got nine lives!" And whispers? Oh, the whispers! Nintendo Switch 2 might saddle up with Arthur’s saga later in 2025. Unofficial leaks, sure, but imagine hogtying O’Driscolls during your morning commute. 🤯

🤔 The Never-Ending Frontier

What’s really bonkers? Solomon’s Folly isn’t even the tip of the iceberg. Players keep tripping over:

• Phantom train whistles in Lemoyne 🚂👻

• Glitched hats that clip through horses (fashion emergency!)

• Random NPCs spouting Shakespearean insults

RDR2’s map feels less like a game level and more like a sentient entity trolling completionists. Seven years deep, and it’s still dropping mic moments. Maybe the real treasure wasn’t the gold bars… but the WTF discoveries we made along the way? 🏜️✨