Thread: Thoughts on RDR2?
05-02-2023, 02:57 PM
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Originally Posted By Coal
Didn’t know this game had puzzles?What about the puzzle problem. Any mods that can remove them for you?
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05-02-2023, 05:37 PM
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I bought it a few weeks ago when it was on sale. It's kinda boring tbh.
05-02-2023, 06:48 PM
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It took three tries and multiple years for it to click with me. Talked mad **** before it did. All the typical stuff you see.
"Trash gameplay mechanics!"
"Slow af, hate picking everything up"
"On rails mission structure is boring. I want to play a game, not a movie."
TBH, I was wrong overall. The game clicks when you start immersing yourself outside of the main missions. Take on hunting/fishing, take on tasks to expand base, customize Arthurs hair/beard/cloths/guns, try poker/other mini games, do some different type of robberies yourself, hunt/tame dope horses, take on bounties and experiment with how you kill people, say hi to random people and get into random fights, investigate random noises and find crazy hidden chit like serial killers/ghosts/aliens/rape or slave driver dungeons (etc...). The game is a lot more varied than the opening hours allowed me to believe, and once you start making your own choices in general, the immersion kicks in hard. There has also never been a game with this level of attention to detail.If you try to just rush through the main story and finish it, you'll likely have a mid experience and not really enjoy it. IMO this is where the range of different opinions come from. I've been on both sides of it. You really do have to take your time with this game and sink into the world.
10/10 game
"Trash gameplay mechanics!"
"Slow af, hate picking everything up"
"On rails mission structure is boring. I want to play a game, not a movie."
TBH, I was wrong overall. The game clicks when you start immersing yourself outside of the main missions. Take on hunting/fishing, take on tasks to expand base, customize Arthurs hair/beard/cloths/guns, try poker/other mini games, do some different type of robberies yourself, hunt/tame dope horses, take on bounties and experiment with how you kill people, say hi to random people and get into random fights, investigate random noises and find crazy hidden chit like serial killers/ghosts/aliens/rape or slave driver dungeons (etc...). The game is a lot more varied than the opening hours allowed me to believe, and once you start making your own choices in general, the immersion kicks in hard. There has also never been a game with this level of attention to detail.If you try to just rush through the main story and finish it, you'll likely have a mid experience and not really enjoy it. IMO this is where the range of different opinions come from. I've been on both sides of it. You really do have to take your time with this game and sink into the world.
10/10 game
05-02-2023, 07:00 PM
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My favourite game I played on PS4.
Replaying it on Xbox too since the Xbox version runs at 4K. But I don't think I'll ever able to finish it a second time.
Replaying it on Xbox too since the Xbox version runs at 4K. But I don't think I'll ever able to finish it a second time.
05-02-2023, 07:49 PM
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Originally Posted By mgftp⏩
Want me to spit on my hand? Or do you prefer it dry?It's still my favorite gay cowboy simulator. Like living broke back mountain.
05-02-2023, 07:55 PM
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05-03-2023, 01:23 PM
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Originally Posted By AD117⏩
good post. I was one of the weirdos that the game clicked for me within the first few missions. It just hit me during a gunfire while I was dodging from tree to tree slinging rounds with my lever-action that I was literally playing a Western movie. it's just that simple. Everything else just fell into place afterwards. I started obsessing over taming, breaking-in, and bonding with rare horses. Then I got obsessed with hunting and trapping so I could pimp my Arthur out in furs. Then I started grinding out story missions, etc. etc.It took three tries and multiple years for it to click with me. Talked mad **** before it did. All the typical stuff you see.
"Trash gameplay mechanics!"
"Slow af, hate picking everything up"
"On rails mission structure is boring. I want to play a game, not a movie."
TBH, I was wrong overall. The game clicks when you start immersing yourself outside of the main missions. Take on hunting/fishing, take on tasks to expand base, customize Arthurs hair/beard/cloths/guns, try poker/other mini games, do some different type of robberies yourself, hunt/tame dope horses, take on bounties and experiment with how you kill people, say hi to random people and get into random fights, investigate random noises and find crazy hidden chit like serial killers/ghosts/aliens/rape or slave driver dungeons (etc...). The game is a lot more varied than the opening hours allowed me to believe, and once you start making your own choices in general, the immersion kicks in hard. There has also never been a game with this level of attention to detail.If you try to just rush through tha min story and finish it, you'll likely have a mid experience and not really enjoy it. IMO this is where the range of different opinions come from. I've been on both sides of it. You really do have to take your time with this game and sink into the world.
10/10 game
"Trash gameplay mechanics!"
"Slow af, hate picking everything up"
"On rails mission structure is boring. I want to play a game, not a movie."
TBH, I was wrong overall. The game clicks when you start immersing yourself outside of the main missions. Take on hunting/fishing, take on tasks to expand base, customize Arthurs hair/beard/cloths/guns, try poker/other mini games, do some different type of robberies yourself, hunt/tame dope horses, take on bounties and experiment with how you kill people, say hi to random people and get into random fights, investigate random noises and find crazy hidden chit like serial killers/ghosts/aliens/rape or slave driver dungeons (etc...). The game is a lot more varied than the opening hours allowed me to believe, and once you start making your own choices in general, the immersion kicks in hard. There has also never been a game with this level of attention to detail.If you try to just rush through tha min story and finish it, you'll likely have a mid experience and not really enjoy it. IMO this is where the range of different opinions come from. I've been on both sides of it. You really do have to take your time with this game and sink into the world.
10/10 game
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