Does anyone here think RDR2 is good? I mean, its a masterpiece and should be a revolutionary game, right? Just asking everyone's opinion on Red Dead Redemption 2.
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I think it takes a fu**ing hell of a rig to run it at max settings at 60fps on 1440p....
I mean it has very high graphics.....
The story is great. I really miss Arthur. I'm planning to play it again now that I have lot of free time thanks to covid.
I didn't like the multiplayer at it's state back then when I tried it. I don't know if things have changed. Couldn't rob stores or banks. Played few hours and met only two other players in the wild. Horrible to grind missions alone. My friends are console peasants that don't have enough powerful pc to run it.
I didn't like the multiplayer at it's state back then when I tried it. I don't know if things have changed. Couldn't rob stores or banks. Played few hours and met only two other players in the wild. Horrible to grind missions alone. My friends are console peasants that don't have enough powerful pc to run it.
new update, i saw it on the rockstar website, called 'moonshiner' or something
I got it recently on last steam sale, the campaign is pretty decent, although the travel times are a pain, but then again as it should be considering the time period. As for the online, not played it that much, but did seem quite crappy to me personally.
Ok, Haven't got to online yet, need to finish the game first!
I am curretly playing rdr2 and i am loving it, including the traveling, i consider the horse a very good way to travel and discover, however the fast travel is something worth unlocking
Yeah because whilst you are traveling you are hunting along the way and then you never get to where you really wanted to go to.