Quick Join is a way to do something in Red Dead Online … quickly.Posse is your portal into Red Dead Online co-op, and we’ll cover that in the next section below.They won’t follow you into a mission or side quest. If you go to the Free Roam > Players menu, select someone and chose Invite to Session, they’ll get an invite to appear in your game world. Tap R1/RB from that menu, and you can see a list of your friends, who almost certainly aren’t in your world unless you invited them. Players lets you see who’s sharing the world with you.There are a few options in this menu worth mentioning in a multiplayer guide: This is where you can customize multiplayer and initiate co-op (among other things). In Free Roam mode (the one where you’re just hanging out in the world), tap left on the D-pad, and you’ll open the Free Roam menu. You can control how multiplayer works through a menu. Anyone might see you in the middle of a field, minding your own business while skinning a deer and send a bullet through your brain.
How others behave in your world is up to them. Check your map, and you'll see a bunch of pink shapes that indicate the position of other players in your world. (Shocking, but true.) There’s no way around that. If you’re playing Red Dead Online, you're … online. In this guide, we’ll explain how the whole multiplayer thing works and how you can use Posses to create Red Dead Online co-op in Red Dead Redemption 2. It’s even better than that with friends who can both scare away aspiring murderers or, failing that, avenge your death. But it’s better together, as we said in our Red Dead Online beginner’s guide. Sure, you can just hang out and let randos snipe you while you’re picking berries. Red Dead Online is a multiplayer game, but it doesn’t have to be a co-op game.
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