This is not the first post about this. Since the only ones I was able to find were at least five to eight months old, I decided to bring this topic up again to see if anyone has found a new or definitive solution.

Since the launch date of the Red Dead Redemption "Netflix Version," I’ve been trying to download and play the game on my iPhone 11. The error repeats itself over and over again: I download the app from the App Store, open it, and choose my Netflix profile (the account is automatically logged in because I have the Netflix app on my phone). It says that there is a "Download Required" of approximately 3.73GB, but asks if I want to download now or wait for Wi-Fi (although I'm already connected to my home network, which is weird).

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No matter which option I choose, it proceeds to download the "final resources" (aka additional content), gets stuck at 99%, says my storage is full with an "Unknown Error" message hiding behind the pop-up dialogue box, and asks me to try again after freeing up at least 7.84GB.

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I’ve tried checking my storage countless times. Since my phone only has 64GB of storage, I keep a close eye on it, and I definitely have more than 7.84GB of free space. I tried downloading it on my wife's phone as well, an iPhone SE 2 with 128GB of storage, with 30GB+ of those free, aand got the exact same error.

This doesn't seem to be an isolated problem, as other users have reported the same or similar problems related to storage and additional content.

I've tried searching online for possible fixes, like force-closing the app and trying to download the additional files over and over again, but nothing has worked so far.

Is anyone still facing this same issue? Did anything actually work for you? It's been more than 8 months since the game was released, and it is just annoying that this is still a problem.

Hey everyone,

I’m currently reading The Well of Ascension and absolutely loving the Mistborn world. I wanted to map out my long-term reading plan, so I put together this list based exactly on Brandon’s official YouTube recommendation video.

Since his list doesn't explicitly slot in the individual Arcanum Unbounded short stories, I did some digging and integrated The Eleventh Metal, Allomancer Jak, and Secret History exactly where they fit best without disrupting the core order.

I’d love to get the community's thoughts on this! Does this flow well, or is there a specific slot you think I should tweak?

Reading Order

Cosmere Era 1 / Early Standalones

1. Mistborn: The Final Empire
2. The Well of Ascension (Currently reading)
3. The Hero of Ages
4. The Eleventh Metal (Short Story – from Arcanum Unbounded)
5. Warbreaker
6. Tress of the Emerald Sea
7. The Way of Kings (Stormlight #1)
8. Elantris

Mistborn Era 2 (Wax and Wayne)

1. The Alloy of Law
2. Allomancer Jak and the Pits of Eltania (Short Story – from Arcanum Unbounded)
3. Shadows of Self
4. The Bands of Mourning
5. Mistborn: Secret History (Novella – from Arcanum Unbounded)
6. The Lost Metal

Stormlight + Cosmere Novellas

1. Words of Radiance (Stormlight #2)
2. Yumi and the Nightmare Painter
3. Oathbringer (Stormlight #3)
4. Edgedancer (Stormlight #2.5 – from Arcanum Unbounded)
5. Rhythm of War (Stormlight #4)
6. Dawnshard (Stormlight #3.5)
7. Wind and Truth (Stormlight #5)
8. The Sunlit Man
9. The Rithmatist
10. Arcanum Unbounded: The Cosmere Collection (Finishing the remaining stories like Emperor's Soul, Sixth of the Dusk, etc.)

Skyward Series

1. Skyward
2. Starsight
3. Cytonic
4. Defiant

The Reckoners

1. Steelheart
2. Firefight
3. Calamity

Secret Projects / Other

1. The Frugal Wizard's Handbook for Surviving Medieval England
2. Legion: The Many Lives of Stephen Leeds

The main debate I’ve seen online is whether to read Secret History right after The Hero of Ages or wait until after The Bands of Mourning like Brandon recommends. I decided to stick to Brandon's official placement for the twist, but I'm curious if you all think the gap is too long.

Thanks for any feedback!

My first language is Portuguese and I'm listening to the audiobook, so please forgive me if any names are spelled incorrectly.

I read/listened to Mistborn because my wife and her siblings recommended it (she's already read the entire trilogy and other Sanderson books like The Rithmatist). I just finished Chapter 12 of The Well of Ascension where Sazed (btw my favorite character by A MILE) finds the text that WE'VE BEEN READING IN BITS AND PIECES AT THE START OF EACH CHAPTER at the Inquisitor's place. It was written (I think) supposedly by the Lord Ruler himself, and I was wondering at each chapter where it came from—since in The Final Empire, the text came from the diary that they found and Sazed translated. I got goosebumps and tears in my eyes while listening to it and realizing what he'd found.

I don't know the last time a fantasy book made me feel that way, and it's still only the beginning of this one! I know there is still a lot to happen (my wife keeps telling me that The Hero of Ages is the best), and I can't wait to finish this trilogy.