Where is the location of the Backpack Upgrade Material for Drakengard 2?

Elk skin location: west of Strawberry Town.

Cougar, Raccoon, and Wolf Skins Location: west of Legends Highway and around Trapper.

Introduction:

Red Dead Redemption 2 (Red Dead Redemption 2) is an open-world action-adventure game produced and published by Rockstar Games, and is the latest sequel to the popular game Red Dead Redemption. This game is about the poetry of life that blossoms in the unforgiving savage lands of America. The game's massive yet detailed world will also be the perfect stage for a new multiplayer game mode experience.

Wilderness Outlaws: Redemption is set in a time when industrial development and technological advances

have transformed the Great West, and the power of federal rule is deepening, causing the traditional West to wither away. Players take on the role of outlaw John Marston, who has been approached by the Bureau (the authorities), who have retired to their homes, and are holding his family hostage, forcing him to hunt down three of his former gang mates.

The chronology of this game is quite elaborate, for one thing, it is the early 20th century is the moment when civilization has taken a major turn (in 1914, a world war broke out), the various changes in the West just reflect the conflicting nature of the time; secondly, the technological evolution of that year also provides the game with the appropriate stage and props, the Grimm machine gun is a case in point.

This era is also very different from the general impression of the stereotype of the Rangers and Indians in the West of the hustle and bustle of the war, the Indians have been civilized U.S. planning to centralize the management of the protected area, and they gradually molded them into today's model, the role of the role of the looters and merchants played by someone else. In addition, the railroad network in the West was taking shape, allowing players to travel from region to region and protect trains from being destroyed by oncoming raiders.