Red Dead 2

why would mods sticky this shit?

What are we doing, Dutch? We were supposed to be in eight chan months ago, far away from reddit and the jannies. Why are were still in Yea Forums?

Look, I'm not trying to undermine you but people are worried. I'm worried.

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Are you guys replaying it when it comes on PC? I'll do that for sure.

I'll wait for a impregnate Mary-beth mod

HAVE SOME GODDAMN FAITH, ARTHUR

bump for mangoes

based.

LENEEEEEEEY

I've been itching to replay it but I'm trying to hold out for PC. The game was beautiful enough on my launch PS4 but I can't imagine it on my i9 and 2080ti

Has the update made online fun?

Just curious how little player interaction would you guys be ok with? At what point would you stop calling it a game?

You can still choose to run around the world, hunt, fish, stroll around town, communicate with the camp, rob, get into fights, drink at bars, and all kinds of shit.
If you can't do any of that then yeah, it wouldn't be a game.

this game is fucking trash

the open world and side activities are phenomenal and have a lot of interactivity. I do kinda understand the criticism of the mission design though. Still one of my favorite games of all time

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Enjoy your shitposts son, while you still can.

PC fucking WHEN?
I installed your shitty launcher, let me buy your faggot cowboy game a second time so i can play with a mouse this time
Is it because I didn't buy any shark cards?

>kills hundreds of lawmen
>yourr a good man aorthor

Fuck the law and fuck the Pinkertons

friendly reminder that Mr. Milton did nothing wrong.

you're right, Jim Milton did nothing wrong

so sad this game has a fixed story. the things that made other open worlds playable (the witcher 3, dragon's dogma, greedfall) are the great branching stories that gave you incentive to replay. RDR2's replay is "you're in for the exact same meal" so an open world connoisseur like myself is forced to just grunge up enjoyment from roaming the entire world and digging out all the little hidden side stuff and easter eggs (alot of which are great, but the fun in them feels like swimming in a puddle since they're just so short). Any open world player who knows his salt will have done all the optional missions on their first playthrough since they're not that many and they're intriguing.

Austin is also a whole lot of nothing (few easter eggs aside).

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It's a prequel with a set story that has to lead into RDR1 so of course it's fixed.

alot of the story is in the grey, though. and alot of it is already diverging from the very basic and shallow background of RDR1. there's alot of characters that got in that weren't mentioned by Marston. The story in its entirety already significantly clashes with Marston's description of his past. Dutch's gang is hardly a small-time band of goons in the prequel, they pull off alot of big shit, their end is also very climactic.

why did dutch kill micah anyways?

Nah, RDR2 has tons of replay because it's got tons of sandbox mechanics. Witcher 3 is just shit

Dutch was done using him as John was there to kill him anyways.

>sandbox
sorry i don't follow your zoomerspeak

Seethe harder ;)

eat your cereal before you're late for school

it's Saturday gramps

because he's a poorly written character