There is one problem in the original Red Dead Redemption 2 that becomes harder to ignore the more you play it: there simply isn’t enough room for your horses. The complaint may sound a bit strange for a game that offers so many different experiences for you to explore, but anyone who has grown attached to having multiple horse companions will relate to me.
As of now, Red Dead Redemption 2 only lets you keep four horses in the stable, which means every new horse you add after the slots are filled comes with a decision. But a new mod called Stable Expansion finally gives players a way around that limitation, and it does so without changing how the game handles horses.
Available on Nexus Mods, Stable Expansion increases Red Dead Redemption 2’s original stable capacity from four horses to 19 slots by default, while giving players the option to push that number as high as 59 horses. More importantly, it doesn’t force you to learn a new system. Instead, the mod keeps everything inside the familiar stable menu, so buying, naming, saddling, storing, and selling horses works much like it always has.
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