Red Dead Redemption 2

Whaaat? RDR2 is one of the greatest, if not THE greatest game I've ever played, and I've played a lot. I thought the ending was great.

If there's a proper single player DLC coming, it's day 1 buy for me!
 
You've not convinced me to have another go :cry:

Its a good game and a good story, but i can see how the slower pacing and push to wander around/explore/sidequest instead of beelining the plot might not be a recipe that some folk are into.

Which is fine, plenty of other games to play you shouldnt feel forced to play it if it isn't grabbing you.
 
Its a good game and a good story, but i can see how the slower pacing and push to wander around/explore/sidequest instead of beelining the plot might not be a recipe that some folk are into.

Which is fine, plenty of other games to play you shouldnt feel forced to play it if it isn't grabbing you.
My 15 year old loves it and is on his third playthrough. I'm still on my 1st time and come back to it every once in a while. Witcher 3, I've played three times though. Each to their own.
 
I feel it's one of those games that once it grabs you it doesn't let go until you've exhausted it. Epic story telling, setting and implementation.
I have a feeling I would get into it, if i persisted, it just felt quite dull to start. Should just put aside a day and try again
 
I have a feeling I would get into it, if i persisted, it just felt quite dull to start. Should just put aside a day and try again

the extended tutorial section is a fair bit longer than most games for sure, probably end up in the same hall of fame as the skyrim intro.

not sure how far into you've got but it's not a massive spoiler to suggest if you haven't gotten out of the snowy region yet then you might want to push through at least that far because that's when the majority of what the game has to offer really opens up.
 
the extended tutorial section is a fair bit longer than most games for sure, probably end up in the same hall of fame as the skyrim intro.

not sure how far into you've got but it's not a massive spoiler to suggest if you haven't gotten out of the snowy region yet then you might want to push through at least that far because that's when the majority of what the game has to offer really opens up.
Thanks mate, yes was in a snowy area, ill give it another bash :)
 
Make the first person a proper first person (rather than the third person that is still happening in the animations) and this game would be fab. I'm many, many hours in but I hate the controls. I can tell this was a console first type game.
 
"You're telling me you're dissing the whole game, before you even finished the tutorial!? Oh, that's a classic that is!"
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Reading this thread makes me wanna replay it again, and I only just replayed it last year
 
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For anyone still playing this game. What settings should I be using for highest quality picture? I recently upgraded my GPU so will be doing another play through.

Likely a silly question for most, but should I just be running at DLAA? or will DLSS or MSAA be the better options on this title?
 
For anyone still playing this game. What settings should I be using for highest quality picture? I recently upgraded my GPU so will be doing another play through.

Likely a silly question for most, but should I just be running at DLAA? or will DLSS or MSAA be the better options on this title?
Depends on your GPU and preferred frame rate, long as your using DLSS4 transformer model even performance mode @ 4K looks great imo
 
Depends on your GPU and preferred frame rate, long as your using DLSS4 transformer model even performance mode @ 4K looks great imo
Anything over 100fps is good for me. Running a 5090/9800X3D

Should DLAA look better than both DLSS or MSAA in this title? from my testing MSAA looks sharper than DLSS and DLAA, but it causes some shimmering on tree branches. Maybe I have some settings wrong in the NVIDIA app/control panel.
 
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