I didn't find any too important but I think I've found a couple of worthwhile things and circled them. What has been circled is mentioned in the text underneath in the same colour.
Someplace like GT or IGN will obviously do a better job of looking at the trailer closely.
Snowy area. I'm hoping it get's deeper than that. The only thing worth noting is the horses
footsteps kick up snow and dirt so maybe we'll be able to hunt down animals by finding and following tracks.
We can see the
Bank of Armadillo so we know at least one place name so far. I'm willing to bet we can just take that horse that's in the foreground. It's a R* game, afterall.
Nuns. Looks like Marston is helping them out (He just pushed some guy away from them). This could be a mission or one of the random events R* said happen through the game.
Cool waterfall. That's pretty much it.
Guys in civil war clothing.
Nothing hidden away here but I thought it was great at showing the scale.
Martson is tiny compared to the two cliff faces and look at how far into the distance we can see. I've said it alot but R* have said if we see a place or area it is possible to go there.
Advertisements. One says "
Auction: Ridgewood Farm" so that's another place name we know and maybe even a hint at owning property after all? I mean, we need somewhere to save games, right?
The other one mentions a job at a place called
Blackwater which is the 3rd place name we learn in this trailer.
We can see a
dog behind Marston. Maybe it's a coyote or something but I find that unlikely. A coyote wouldnt just sit there during the day, would it? Anyway, could be someone pet. If it is, I'm wondering how many people are going to just run from town to town slaughtering everyones pets.
Some
guy hiding in the background. It's probably another cowboy or a Mexican but for some reason I keeping thinking it could be a Native American. You have to pause the trailer at the exact moment because it's very brief.
Pausing the trailer at the right moment again shows another
guy in the background. Same guy, maybe?
This one is just me but look at this:
The one on the left is Marston at the start of the trailer as he tells the Sherriff what he plans to do. The one on the right is Marston at the end of the trailer saying "long time no see" or something to whoever he was hunting down. Is it just me or does he look a slightly older at the end of the trailer?
At the start he has a smooth face minus the scars and looks young. At the end he has those lines beside his mouth and under his eyes. He looks older to me.
Sounds far fetched but if they are putting in seasons, that means years must be passing. Why put in a realistic weather system, ecosystem and other details like bodies stay there until vultures eat them and stuff and not do aging?
Obviously, if there is aging, it'll stop eventually like Fable II's aging.