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Red Dead Redemption 2 PC Discussion - Releasing November 5th 2019

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I played online on the PS4 and it was incredibly bland. The missions were just fluffed fetch quests and every server I joined ended up having one or two posses just riding around killing everyone. It felt like GTA V online, except it wasn't fun.
 
I am currently 30 percent or so into a playthrough on PC. I think I will stop and wait for the update. As I am looking forward to DLSS and raytracing support coming soon. Game is already beautiful, and it should be next level stuff with the new eye candy.
 
I am currently 30 percent or so into a playthrough on PC. I think I will stop and wait for the update. As I am looking forward to DLSS and raytracing support coming soon. Game is already beautiful, and it should be next level stuff with the new eye candy.

They promised DLSS and RT without having to double dip? Game looks so good already on PC I wouldn't bother, especially if you're waiting a few weeks or worse months and kind of lose momentum with Arthur and the story.
 
They promised DLSS and RT without having to double dip? Game looks so good already on PC I wouldn't bother, especially if you're waiting a few weeks or worse months and kind of lose momentum with Arthur and the story.
I played through plus Marston and a bunch of the Easter eggs, when it came out on PS4 pro. No big deal to wait for the updates.
 
I played through plus Marston and a bunch of the Easter eggs, when it came out on PS4 pro. No big deal to wait for the updates.

Ah ok. But is there actually any raytraced version promised as an upgrade? Wouldn't surprise me to see Rockstar double dip and make you rebuy the game for RT, they're already triple dipping on GTA V.
 
Ah ok. But is there actually any raytraced version promised as an upgrade? Wouldn't surprise me to see Rockstar double dip and make you rebuy the game for RT, they're already triple dipping on GTA V.
Nvidia says RTX owners are getting the new enhancements for free - https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforc...?linkId=100000047465849#red-dead-redemption-2

EDIT: And my bad on RT, it only stated DLSS. I read it along with the Doom Eternal announcement, which is getting both. I misread it as both games.
 
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What's the over/under on this game after being out for a while? It's on sale on steam and I want a new single player game.
 
What's the over/under on this game after being out for a while? It's on sale on steam and I want a new single player game.
Overall its a great single player game. The graphics still look amazing on PC. I have played it through to completion a few times on console and PC. Slow start, some weird story missions, but overall a great game.
 
Slightly relevant: recently, dataminers found strings in the Rockstar PC launcher referring to a release of Red Dead Redemption 1. With June being a big month for game announcements, I wouldn't be surprised if that's about to drop.
 
What's the over/under on this game after being out for a while? It's on sale on steam and I want a new single player game.

Honestly a top 5 game this century. Its missions are sometimes a bit restrictive, and it has some flaws in the bounty system, but it's damn near close to perfection.

Its a masterpiece. My advice is to take it slow, no need to speed-run story missions.
 
I'm still playing RDR2 on PC ever since my PS4 died and it's still an outstanding game. It does suffer from some of the same gripes that were prevalent in GTA V but overall it's one of the absolute very few games where you can jump on for a few minutes to just do one thing, but end up four hours later wandering around the countryside or sitting around a campfire listening to your friends in camp tell outrageous stories.

Also, there's quite a few mods that don't require hardly any work to install and add a lot of QoL that was missing from the console versions. Namely the Better Gun Metal mod, the Crime and Law Rebalance mod (removes that annoying psychic law bullshit from older GTA games and balances a lot of other stuff), the Ambient Gangs mod (which adds more life to the countryside and makes some towns a lot more "lively"), and the good ol' Online Content Unlocker mod. All of these adds a wealth of QoL features to the game and only requires the Lenny's Mod Loader tool which is basically just a few extra files and a new folder in your RDR2 directory that you drag and drop mods into and they just work without any extra python scripts, third party mod loaders, or external utilities.
 
I'm still playing RDR2 on PC ever since my PS4 died and it's still an outstanding game. It does suffer from some of the same gripes that were prevalent in GTA V but overall it's one of the absolute very few games where you can jump on for a few minutes to just do one thing, but end up four hours later wandering around the countryside or sitting around a campfire listening to your friends in camp tell outrageous stories.

Also, there's quite a few mods that don't require hardly any work to install and add a lot of QoL that was missing from the console versions. Namely the Better Gun Metal mod, the Crime and Law Rebalance mod (removes that annoying psychic law bullshit from older GTA games and balances a lot of other stuff), the Ambient Gangs mod (which adds more life to the countryside and makes some towns a lot more "lively"), and the good ol' Online Content Unlocker mod. All of these adds a wealth of QoL features to the game and only requires the Lenny's Mod Loader tool which is basically just a few extra files and a new folder in your RDR2 directory that you drag and drop mods into and they just work without any extra python scripts, third party mod loaders, or external utilities.
Thanks!!
 
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