Red Dead Redemption 2 has a vast map to explore, but players may find themselves spending a lot of time in the sparkling town of Saint Denis.
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Small price increase in the UK
You could afford video games if you stopped commenting asinine comments here and got a job instead of stealing.
"You could afford video games if you stopped commenting asinine comments here"
People have cellphones. They can work and squeeze in the 15 seconds to post a comment.
Buy them when they are on sale. We just shouldn't be surprised anymore by prices hikes and or new games costing more. Simply speak with your wallets if you want these companies to pay attention. That's the only language they understand
The vast majority of the games that I buy are never at retail, always on sale. And usually it'll have to be a good sale too. At least 40% off. All this talk of increasing game prices rolls off my back.
I don’t live in the UK and this makes no sense whatsoever. These games have been out for years shouldn’t they be going down?!? That’s not how you attract new players.
I think this is a very apt statement. Game publishers appear increasingly to view their IP like books, music, and cinema---evergreen content that can be reprinted throughout its lifespan (until it enters the public domain). It's actually very reasonable.
So this is how it works now? Old games get a price increase? This sh*t is completely getting out of hand now.
Red Dead Redemption 2 could be excellent on Nintendo Switch 2, but it's pointless without bringing Red Dead Online along for the ride.
Not just RDR Online, but also cross save progress. I'm not starting over w my nearly 200 hours of the online. I will however consider picking it up again if I can have a purely portable version of it.
Lol, people really don't want me to continue my enjoyment of the online I see. 🤷♂️
I find it relaxing, living off the land, hunting/fishing. I'd legit play it again portable if I had it available in continuation of my progress. Not asking for others to enjoy it too.
The clunky controls of RDR2 often got me in trouble for anything so I didn't stick around there too long. Run fast anywhere and you might accidentally push a cop and start a mess of stuff in town. Also it is nice to hang out in but I wanted more work within the city to make a bit of extra cash without hunting or gambling.
I hated it there. Too many cops and they were far too aggressive. Give me the open country. I hated the witness system in the game. People would tell on you in the middle of the wilderness and alert authorities magically nearby.
When I play a western I don't want to walk around a big "modern" city. If there is going to be a RDR3, I hope it will take place before RDR2. With Native Americans, desert rocks and plains with hundreds of bison's.
Also fast travel and better controls would be nice.