Just stop playing a year or two and completely forget about it. The thing is we can’t seem to forget it , that’s a hard part. I busy for a year and manage somehow forget the story and re play it and it feel just awesome as the first time
Same friend same. A masterpiece, a game with actual love and heart to it. I’m blown away how rockstar managed this, absolutely brilliant. I love rockstar gaming
I literally finished this game today, just a few hours ago. Bro seriously idk where the hell I was when this released. Never seen such a amazing story, this game, its really is the BEST among all the other games I have played.
@@Wrldisevil i literally had a chance of playing this in 2019 when my bro borrowed it from his friend, I literally don't know why I didn't played it! (I was addicted to fortnite, don't worry, i no longer play it and hav understood what actually games are) rn im playing GoW, LITERALLY FOR THE 1ST TIME. Idk what I was made up of before
@@jason_999 god of war is another masterpiece im glad you're playing that to 2018 was such a good year for gaming if you haven't played spider-man ps4 play that next and fortnite is trash i literally stopped playing it in season 8
@@Wrldisevil I hav played spiderman, rn saving up for Ghost of Tsushima, miles Morales and other games coming in 2022 which will probably be more amazing titles
This game makes you believe you are in a living, breathing world. Animals hunting, people doing tasks amd all those other stuff, it just adds to the overal immersion of the game. The graphics The story Nothing is comparable to this masterpiece
Notice how literally no one mentions gameplay. I love this game and it’s easily one of my favorites of all time, but the gameplay is horrendous (especially for an open world game). The game limits any form of strategy like stealth or smart tactics besides what the game forces you to do. The gameplay loop consists of riding to a place, shooting that place, and then go find something else to do. The honor system is a joke because it fundamentally counters the point of being an outlaw and robbing people and even if you wanted to commit to being a good guy, there is no point because the game gives you a ton of honor at the end so everyone can get the good ending. Combat is an in-depth as a point and click adventure game; the only way to really enjoy the game is using free aim which for original released, they didn’t even give you aim assist for console players. The game is basically on easy mode with the only difficult part is trying master the clunky controls. I love this game because of the detail and care put into it, but people got to stop pretending this game is perfect. The gameplay isn’t even passable-it’s a shame to modern gaming and how far we have come to use mechanics that Rockstar has copied and pasted into their games for years. Maybe a flawed masterpiece is a good name for it, but it doesn’t deserve to be the best game of all time when the most important part of a game is bad.
RDR2 clearly revived my dying love for video games. I've been a gamer since 1988 and I was starting to think I was too old for this. But then, this absolute gem finally came out and I realized that my age had nothing to do with it. Great games are simply a rare thing and it takes many years to make one of them. The thing is that not many studios can afford spending that amount of time and money in a game development, which is why most games are soul less and boring.
Red Dead Online has been my favorite online experience of all time. Most folks you run into greet you with a friendly wave. You don't get that in their favorite child GTA Online
RDR2’s completion of John’s story put the cherry on top for my favorite video game series of all time. Idk if anything can top it. A true masterpiece of story telling and visual art.
It's the exact same feeling I had watching Goodfellas as a teen knowing you'll never see a better movie. Rdr 2 gave me the same feeling it's an utter masterpiece and I know I will never play a better game.
The sheer quality of rdr2 from start to finish has honestly made it so hard for me to enjoy any other game all the way through. It is honestly mind blowing how well made it was from start to finish
@@donavonhoward1899 100% I think there are two types of people those who skip cutscenes (I HATE watching friends do this) and those who want to become someone else for the time they play the game. Red dead 2 and tlou2 are my top two games as well hah
I am 12 years old and I have 100% completed rdr2. This game was the first time I actually felt emotional towards a game. This was the first time I experienced a true story, that's why games can tell a story like no other. You are the character, you control what the character does. That's why when Arthur SPOILER got TB I felt apart of me missing. Then when Arthur gets his redemption I felt a strange feeling of happiness and sadness. This game in my mind is the best piece of entertainment ever made.
@UCyRpU1JSz90MjDQSFFzJEaQ this dumbass right here named arthur morgan is a troll and he just hates on rdr2 with the name "arthur morgan" becuase he is pathetic.
Cried like a baby in 2010 and again when I finished this one, I only wonder if gta will ever live up to red dead. I feel like gta online and corporate bullshit have ruined it. I can only hope gta 6 and elder scrolls six and hopefully red dead 3 all are true works of art.
This game is indeed the greatest of all time. When I completed the game for the first time, the moment when Arthur dies just broke my heart. It was 31st December and honestly New Year's Eve was spoiled for me as I was rlly sad.
Even if GTA 6 ends up being a really good game. I still think it won’t be better than Red Dead Redemption 2. The graphics, the story, the emotions, the soundtrack, everything about RDR2 was perfection. Red Dead Redemption 2 to me will always be the Greatest Game of all Time!
Many video games promote immorality if you really use your intellect and be realistic. Promoting thuggery, thievery, violence, torture (trevor), bad manners (all video game protagonists) etc. I used to play them but stopped after being realistic realizing these games promote no good.
I played the first red dead redemption when I was 11. My Dad got the game when it first came out and we both played it and it quickly became our favourite game. We speculated for YEARS about another RDR game and what it could have been, we always talked about the idea of seeing John in the gang in the next game before it was even revealed and so when it was revealed we were so excited. I was worried about there being a new protagonist, believing that I wouldn’t love a main character as much as I loved John but oh was I wrong. Arthur Morgan was one of the best characters I have ever witnessed and obviously, playing the first red dead I knew that it was either going to end with him dying or running away. His redemption arc was so heartbreaking. I love this game more than anything.
How do people like these long million hour missions in other games. Rockstar- IMO- makes the game full of fun no matter what the mission is. From picking flowers, to robbing stagecoaches, my love for it will be never-ending. It will be THE BEST GAME EVER MADE for a long time. if If I could marry a game… than red dead redemption 2 would be my bride. 😌
This is honestly the only game of the 2010s that gripped me from start to finish, more than even RDR1. Most games out there feel like I'm just passing time or ticking boxes (ahem Ubisoft), whilst RDR2 is like being part of an epic novel, movie, game wrapped in one.
Interesting you Say that Rockstar Made it Point for the game to not feel like A checklist Which Why most things are not Marked on the Map Which really gave me A sense of Discovery.
I respectfully agree with your opinion on Ubisoft but I still like Origins in my Opinion. Aside from the check list to get XP points, some of the side quests tells interesting stories such as Meeting with Tahira in Nail, Meeting Phanos and my favourite quest, killing Phalkyities. No disrespect to anyone.
The reason the game is like this is because they gave it a practically infinite budget. Since rockstar knows GTA 6 will be a cash cow, I feel that GTA 6 will be of a similar caliber to this game. Possibly better, probably not because of its immaturity, but still, should be good.
@@RRai2000i think origins is good but no matter what you say its still like doing a checklist of things to reach the end. I got so tired of this grind by the halfway point of the game. And in rdr2, i feel like doing everything even without a list.
This, Ghost of Tsushima, and RDR1 are my top 3 games. They do a remaster of RDR1 and I’ll break my rule about buying remasters. Only other game that might do that is the full director’s cut of Sleeping Dogs. Not even Saints Row 3 tempted me and I LOVED that insane freaking game.
Brooo just now jumping back into gaming and the only games I bought were Ghost of Tsushima, RDR2 & Sleeping Dogs Definitive Edition. Only open worlds I think I’ll truly fw atm
Damn I waited 2 years for a trailer just to miss it and find out through a comment then I go watch and now I wish I never did, so disappointing as someone who loves saints row 2 especially such a great game and it’s so sad to see it go from that to 3 to 4 to gooh and now this cringe piece of shit reboot. I’m so pissed off o can’t even.
Gta san andreas was always the best game for me. I never thought a game would match it or even suprass it, I knew red dead redemtpion 2 would be amazing, but turned out to be even better than what I was expecting and that's saying a lot. Red dead redemption 2 is the best game ever.
In the world of Red Dead Redemption 2, I embarked on a journey with Arthur Morgan that resonated with me. His strength, loyalty, and self-discovery got me thinking. Arthur's loyalty to his gang and his interactions with others inspired me to reflect on my own life. As the game reached its conclusion, Arthur's selflessness in tough times left a mark. His pursuit of redemption and helping others, even when faced with his own mortality, struck a chord. Watching his final moments and hearing his message of hope made me reevaluate my priorities. From a technical standpoint, the game's world is a masterpiece. The stunning landscapes, intricate details, and ever-changing weather transport you to the late 1800s. The graphics capture the world's beauty, from rugged mountains to tranquil lakeshores, adding depth to the story. What sets Red Dead Redemption 2 apart is its dynamic world where choices matter. The characters I met had their own stories, and my decisions shaped the narrative. The wildlife felt alive, and the connection to nature was something truly special. Red Dead Redemption 2 goes beyond gaming it's an emotional journey reflecting life's complexities. Arthur's transformation and the relationships formed with the game's world and characters have pushed me to strive for positive change, just like he did.
Dutch said in the very beginning of the game “revenge is a luxury we can’t afford” and the reason for john dieing is because he got revenge on Micah is very amazing to me and is something about the game that really stuck with me
One more thing that makes this game what it is: The Actors performance in every single dialogue. Gesture, facial expressions, tone, the delivery of every line. It is just that good.
The irony of a industry where Medieval/Fantasy, Contemporary and Futuristic/Technological reign absolutely as main themes, the best thing so far used Old West as main theme.
I'm a long time Rockstar fan and after playing GTA 5 and the mediocre story, I was worried about RDR 2, but the game was incredible and might even top the first one, which is even more relevant since it is a prequel. I also liked the more slow and RPG-like mechanics who reward players who like to explore and take their time.
Out of every emotional moment in Red Dead 2, the one that brought me to sobbing tears was... the housebuilding scene. I played the first game when i was 14 and it was the first time a video game had ever made me cry, when John was finally trying to live his peaceful life he worked so hard for and got gunned down at his home to save his family. Building that very home in the second game in a joyous montage was the saddest part of the entire story, because it was all John ever wanted. This is my favorite game of all time.
I ve seen alot of games in my 35 years of existance.... hands down this is the best gaming experience eVer. I wasn t even planning on getting it. A friend bought it for me on steam as a gift. Years after the launch. I was like... ok I ll give it a go. Dude wtf?! This was not just a game.... Blown away by all the details, story, graphics,.... I don t think there will ever be anotther game like this... even possible rdr3.... It was like the shock GTA 3 gave the gaming world back then.
This game released on my sisters quinceañera party (sweet sixteens for mexican, colombian, guatemalan etc etc) man i arrived like 2-3 hours later just because i was playing the prologue of the game. Greatest game i've ever played.
I'm on my 4th playthrough rn and I'm still enjoying it so much. I'd restart the whole game story just to play as Arthur again. John is a great character and I love playing as him in RDR1 but the world of RD2 just feels so empty without Arthur similar to how empty the world feels without John in RD1. RD2 is Arthur's game and that's the way I see it. Though it is nice to play as John too. I would've enjoyed it better if I didn't have to mod John to look like his old self and have his old animations not having to worry about "Arthur Marston" all the time.
i've had RDR2 since mid 2019, given its size i didn't play it right away but somehow forgot i had it til after completing ghost of tsushima, so when i removed a cpl games to install it i played a cpl hours and absolutely hated how sluggish it felt, i went from instant looting, never tiring horse (unlimited range on calling and fast to show up) with equally fast gameplay to maintaining every aspect of your character from clothing down to your horses saddle. i deleted it and reinstalled the first ratchet game, that's how much it threw me off til about 3-4 months ago when i finally ran out of games to complete besides an old FF game or RDR2, i remember how annoying the FF game was so i reluctantly loaded RDR2 and by the end of completing it, i take back everything i said about it
I think the criticism of this game is from people who didn't finish it. It's not GTA. If that's your expectation, of course you'll be disappointed. It's an entirely different experience.
Hair grows with time. Have to eat to live. Have to shower from time to time otherwise npc's will notice you stink. Have to dress accordingly to the weather 😲 this is definitely the best open world game to date no question about it.
I was so lucky to have rdr2 be the first game I ever played, it’s story, world characters are all literally PERFECT. The way you can see Micah’s manipulation of Dutch right in front of your eyes the entire time and not notice it until after you complete the game is truly mind blowing though the gameplay is repetitive the story is the greatest story of all time. This being the first game I ever played has made it very hard for any game to live up to it, and they can’t rdr2 is on its own league
Red Dead Redemption 2: A Masterpiece of Interactive Storytelling Introduction: Red Dead Redemption 2, developed by Rockstar Games, stands as a testament to the extraordinary heights that video games can achieve. With its captivating narrative, immersive open world, meticulous attention to detail, and groundbreaking gameplay mechanics, it has rightfully earned its place as one of the best games ever made. This essay will delve into the reasons why Red Dead Redemption 2 holds such a revered position in the gaming industry. Unparalleled Storytelling: At the heart of Red Dead Redemption 2 lies a compelling and emotionally charged narrative. The game immerses players in the Wild West era, delivering a thought-provoking exploration of morality, loyalty, and the consequences of one's actions. The journey of Arthur Morgan, the game's protagonist, is expertly crafted, offering a rich character arc that allows players to connect deeply with his struggles, doubts, and growth. The storytelling is enhanced by exceptional writing, phenomenal voice acting, and breathtaking cinematic moments that rival those of the most celebrated films. Immersive Open World: The vast and meticulously designed open world of Red Dead Redemption 2 is a marvel in itself. From towering mountains to sprawling plains, the game's environments are visually stunning and brimming with life. Every nook and cranny is teeming with intricate details that create a truly immersive experience. The dynamic weather system, realistic animal behavior, and bustling towns contribute to the sense of a living, breathing world. Exploring this world on horseback or foot brings a sense of wonder and discovery, making every journey an adventure in itself. Attention to Detail: Red Dead Redemption 2 sets a new standard for attention to detail in video games. The level of intricacy and realism is awe-inspiring. From the way characters interact with their environment to the minute changes in facial expressions, the game captures the nuances of human behavior with astonishing fidelity. The world reacts dynamically to players' actions, whether it's the way mud accumulates on Arthur's boots or the realistic physics of objects. The attention to detail extends to the rich diversity of side activities, such as hunting, fishing, and interacting with the colorful cast of characters. These details combine to create an immersive and believable world that draws players in from the first moment. Gameplay Innovation: Red Dead Redemption 2 pushes the boundaries of gameplay innovation. The seamless blend of third-person shooting, horseback riding, and exploration provides a well-rounded and engaging experience. The game offers a staggering amount of choice and freedom, allowing players to tackle missions and encounters with various approaches. The implementation of realistic mechanics, such as hunting for food and maintaining Arthur's health, adds depth and immersion. The intricate moral choice system, where decisions impact Arthur's honor and relationships, gives players a sense of agency and consequences. Conclusion: Red Dead Redemption 2 transcends the medium of video games, delivering an unparalleled experience that seamlessly blends breathtaking storytelling, immersive open-world exploration, meticulous attention to detail, and innovative gameplay mechanics. It is a testament to the artistic potential of interactive storytelling. The game's impact on players, both emotionally and intellectually, is undeniable. Red Dead Redemption 2 stands tall as an enduring masterpiece, forever etched in gaming history as one of the greatest games ever made.
I just completed the story mode last week. I didn't think I'd like it so much. My wife used to play it when it was released back in 2018 but the beginning looked so boring. I started playing it on PS5 about a month ago and I became addicted to this game.
I had this game for around a year but wasn’t able to play it because of a lack of storage on my Xbox. i am SO grateful I was able to avoid spoilers before I was finally able of play the game. It’s perfect.
Watching this video I just had to load it up again and start a new game and man am I glad I did theres so much in this game that I didn't even notice the first play through. By far the greatest game ever made. Never will there ever be a game made with so much love and care again. Rest in peace gaming hello live service we don't care what gamers want games
Rockstars finest hour and is unmatched since its release in 2018, they also brought a love back to gaming after so many years, the open world is fantastic on both red dead and red dead online
Hands down no competition best fucking game ever made. I feel bad for modern games in a way. Because they have to compete with this one, and they don't. Nothing even comes close.
I played this game for the first time 2 years ago (yes I slept on it for 4 years) and it is the 2nd best game I’ve ever played. It is absolutely incredible and I’m still amazed to this day at the amount of detail this game has. Like when I’m watching RDR2 videos I will regularly say out loud: “How the f**k did they manage to get this amount of detail in this game. This is batshit insane.”. No other game has been able to leave me in such awe. The people behind this game are geniuses.
I do not entirely agree that Dutch let his true colours shine. We see him genuinely doing good stuff for some folks without expecting anything in return, such as taking Sadie Adler in or even near the end refusing to let anybody behind when Micah suggesting to cut them loose. I do believe he was a man with a great deal of evil and madness in him, which circumstances (along with Micah's manipulation) triggered turning him into the monster we see in RDR. In this regard, both of them are true to some extent.
Idek what to say, this game is the greatest thing, not just game, ever made, (other than the bible imo) it never gets old, sometimes you forget about it and come back months later and have so much fun it's unbelievable, that's what I've been doing today, I love being alone in this world where it is so immersive and you can do, well, whatever you want
Still playing this Gem in 2024. The best open world experience. Getting ambushed on horse by some Gang in retaliation to murdering their crew.They detonate a wagon filled with TNT as you get close to it. Narrowing surviving it if you’re lucky loot the corpses hop back on your horse to go hunt a rabbit to craft a satchel 👏
I get what you’re saying . I’ve repeatedly beaten this game dozens and dozens of times. At the moment, i am working on completing 100%. Each playthrough i would do alot of side missions and uncover secrets, but, my main purpose was mostly about experiencing the story . Now , i am at 92.6% completion. getting close!
I swear on everything in this world that this is no-doubt the most amazing, beautiful, and awesome prequel this world has ever seen. This is what RDR2 is for me. Long before 2018, I was a geek for rdr1, it was basically my life. I loved that someone actually made a game about cowboys and gunslingers shooting in the Wild West. Not just the gameplay and storyline hooked me, but it was the dedication and the map, the outfits, everything was absolutely incredible in rdr1. I loved John and I was heartbroken when he died. In 2016, when I heard that Rockstar was considering and developing RDR2, I was so excited and hyped. This game is the best thing in the world, and I didn’t ever think it could surpass rdr1, since that was my favorite game I ever played. Cyberpunk was extremely overhyped, and it was awful gameplay to me. RDR2 on the other hand, promised us exactly what they offered in the official game trailer. There was no shams! Rockstar has slowed down tremendously since RDR2 though, since the Definitive Edition was a letdown. I enjoyed playing the GTA franchise, but rdr1 just seemed incomparable to GTA. Once RDR2 released, I was immediately hooked. I loved everything about it. The views in this game are out of this world incredible. Some even breathtaking. Like, on a mountain or a very beautiful incline. Overlooking the grasslands was definitely a huge part of this game that I loved. Other than the views, there is so much I can explain. For example, there is more possibilities in RDR2 than the original RDR. Like, you can order food in a restaurant. We can’t forget the gorgeous graphics. Like seriously, these are the best graphics ever. Sure, TLOU2 had good graphics, but I feel like RDR2 really took the cake. Including Marston’s scars, Arthur’s hole in his beard, and even some marks and scratches that are clearly visible if you shave Arthur’s beard. The detail is so good in this game that it even feels lifelike and real. The chance-encounters, like the wolf man, the gunsmith in Rhodes, the talking trees, the ghost train, the night folk, the Murfree brood, the skinner brothers, the odriscolls, the lemoyne raiders, the vampire in Saint Denis, the serial killer, and I’m literally not even half way on the chance-encounters. And the missions and side-missions! The storyline in this game is so awesome and fun that some players take advantage of it. GTA primarily focuses on drugs and money and girls but I feel like RDR2 focuses on family. Family like Arthur felt like Dutch and the gang were. Family like Arthur, Eliza, and Isaac. Family like John, Abigail, and Jack. Family is everywhere. It teaches a moral lesson almost. Like how family can sometimes turn their back on you and it can sting and grieve. Family like that will always have your back, just like Sadie, Charles, and John had Arthur’s. You have the complete option to be an honored cowboy or a dishonored outlaw. If you choose to steer Arthur down a good path, the story is different from the opposite path. Things will be slightly better for Arthur, as he gets to peacefully watch the sunrise as he drifts into death. Or if you’re bad, you can suffer and watch him gruesomely get shot in the head. There is so many outcomes in this game and they all revolve around you. You decide everything in this game. It’s not one of those life simulators but RDR2 has many lessons. In conclusion, I never meant for my paragraph to be that long, but RDR2 is the best game that ever was. Even if you don’t like adventure/action games, RDR2 surely has a piece of something you like in it. There is so much to do in this one single video game and its mind-blowing. If you are looking to buy, I 100% think you should buy this! Worth ever damn cent!
This is my 5th time replaying the story mode and this time I'm aiming to finish it 100 percent.I mean all the side quests and activities..which seems almost impossible.Yes this is the best game ever created so far.Im 36 yrs old n I too used to believe my days of deep immersion are over as I age more and more but this game proved me wrong and more than focusing on the story missions I play to immerse in its world.even simple task like hunting, crafting and grinding for the outfits makes me really alive happy and satisfied.This really is the best game of 21st century so far.
I love hunting and fishing they make me feel so relaxed I love the narrative and it’s characters specially the legend John Marston and Arthur The open world is immersive and beautiful. The combat is fun even though it’s simple but dead eye is such a cool mechanic The soundtrack is legendary with a great variety. 10/10
I started the campaign but didn’t get into it unfortunately.. The community that speaks highly of the game always makes me want to play it. Still can never find the urge to.
I can't wait to finally play - just waiting to get a new graphics card at a sensible price in order to enjoy the detail / graphics as they were meant to be. So maybe I'll never play haha. Ace video man x
I bought rdr2 about 2 years ago and i still play it today, i bought rdr2 without knowing about rdr1 or anything about the series’s lore, I just remember bying rdr2 while it was on sale in the ps store and I am so happy i bought it, best decision I have ever made
OMG what u said at the beginning about losing the love for games is what I've been going through. I thought it was just me. I have an Xbox series X & with game pass you automatically get 100's of games instantly. So far I still haven't seen anything mind blowing that I grew up seeing, at this point it seems like Xbox Series X's main focus is to optimize the older xbox games so we can play them at 4k 120 fps...Rather than to take the amount of effort it takes to creating a single person masterpiece, so they'll spend that time on creating a multi-player game that they can keep on added DLC & cosmetics to a 10 year game which continuesly makes them money without them taking the time, effort, & money to create a new game that has the pressure of having to live up to the power of this new n Next gen console claims to have. But after watching qll these RUclips videos of the content i missed 4 years ago when I completed the game twice. Im actually excited to be on my 3rd playthrough, & once I'm done I'm going to do completed RD1 again
You guys are so lucky . That you guys were able to play this masterpiece. I don't have a good pc or playstation . I hope I will buy a good pc and will be able to play this masterpiece one day in my life
I would do anything to play this game for the first time again
dude same
need a undead nightmare or some shit as arthur
This is not even a game this is q masterpiece
Just stop playing a year or two and completely forget about it. The thing is we can’t seem to forget it , that’s a hard part. I busy for a year and manage somehow forget the story and re play it and it feel just awesome as the first time
I swear my second playthrough was much more immersive and entertaining than my first for some reason
Same friend same. A masterpiece, a game with actual love and heart to it. I’m blown away how rockstar managed this, absolutely brilliant. I love rockstar gaming
I literally finished this game today, just a few hours ago. Bro seriously idk where the hell I was when this released. Never seen such a amazing story, this game, its really is the BEST among all the other games I have played.
So true, this game is ahead of its time 😭😭🤣
You slept on this game for 3 years ?
@@Wrldisevil i literally had a chance of playing this in 2019 when my bro borrowed it from his friend, I literally don't know why I didn't played it! (I was addicted to fortnite, don't worry, i no longer play it and hav understood what actually games are) rn im playing GoW, LITERALLY FOR THE 1ST TIME. Idk what I was made up of before
@@jason_999 god of war is another masterpiece im glad you're playing that to 2018 was such a good year for gaming if you haven't played spider-man ps4 play that next and fortnite is trash i literally stopped playing it in season 8
@@Wrldisevil I hav played spiderman, rn saving up for Ghost of Tsushima, miles Morales and other games coming in 2022 which will probably be more amazing titles
This game makes you believe you are in a living, breathing world. Animals hunting, people doing tasks amd all those other stuff, it just adds to the overal immersion of the game.
The graphics
The story
Nothing is comparable to this masterpiece
Cyberpunk
@Random Pixel Yeah I like Horizon Zero Dawn combat waay more.
@@rudy1999 Trash game with no physics
Skyrim was the same, but first
Notice how literally no one mentions gameplay.
I love this game and it’s easily one of my favorites of all time, but the gameplay is horrendous (especially for an open world game). The game limits any form of strategy like stealth or smart tactics besides what the game forces you to do. The gameplay loop consists of riding to a place, shooting that place, and then go find something else to do. The honor system is a joke because it fundamentally counters the point of being an outlaw and robbing people and even if you wanted to commit to being a good guy, there is no point because the game gives you a ton of honor at the end so everyone can get the good ending. Combat is an in-depth as a point and click adventure game; the only way to really enjoy the game is using free aim which for original released, they didn’t even give you aim assist for console players. The game is basically on easy mode with the only difficult part is trying master the clunky controls.
I love this game because of the detail and care put into it, but people got to stop pretending this game is perfect. The gameplay isn’t even passable-it’s a shame to modern gaming and how far we have come to use mechanics that Rockstar has copied and pasted into their games for years. Maybe a flawed masterpiece is a good name for it, but it doesn’t deserve to be the best game of all time when the most important part of a game is bad.
RDR2 clearly revived my dying love for video games.
I've been a gamer since 1988 and I was starting to think I was too old for this.
But then, this absolute gem finally came out and I realized that my age had nothing to do with it.
Great games are simply a rare thing and it takes many years to make one of them.
The thing is that not many studios can afford spending that amount of time and money in a game development, which is why most games are soul less and boring.
You fucking right it is. My favorite game of all time. And my favorite story ever told in any medium
@@larryisntmynamebutyoucanca9625 no its a stretch
The only complaint I have about this game is the online. Other than that this is as close to perfect you will ever get in gaming. Truly a masterpiece
Rockstar has always been shit at the online part
Red Dead Online has been my favorite online experience of all time. Most folks you run into greet you with a friendly wave. You don't get that in their favorite child GTA Online
@@DarrellThody most people in gta online are sadistic psychopath’s who are fulfilling their dream to become a gangster on a flying motorbike
@@DarrellThody gta online in 2013 was actually good, but now it sucks
But fikit
RDR2’s completion of John’s story put the cherry on top for my favorite video game series of all time. Idk if anything can top it. A true masterpiece of story telling and visual art.
It's the exact same feeling I had watching Goodfellas as a teen knowing you'll never see a better movie.
Rdr 2 gave me the same feeling it's an utter masterpiece and I know I will never play a better game.
The sheer quality of rdr2 from start to finish has honestly made it so hard for me to enjoy any other game all the way through. It is honestly mind blowing how well made it was from start to finish
@@donavonhoward1899 100% I think there are two types of people those who skip cutscenes (I HATE watching friends do this) and those who want to become someone else for the time they play the game. Red dead 2 and tlou2 are my top two games as well hah
Same
I am 12 years old and I have 100% completed rdr2. This game was the first time I actually felt emotional towards a game. This was the first time I experienced a true story, that's why games can tell a story like no other. You are the character, you control what the character does. That's why when Arthur SPOILER
got TB I felt apart of me missing. Then when Arthur gets his redemption I felt a strange feeling of happiness and sadness. This game in my mind is the best piece of entertainment ever made.
U Should play TLOU 1
Dude, or dudette, you’re 12. Everything is the first time.
@UCyRpU1JSz90MjDQSFFzJEaQ this dumbass right here named arthur morgan is a troll and he just hates on rdr2 with the name "arthur morgan" becuase he is pathetic.
@@Based1889 How Ironic
@@10yearsinthejoint363 bro stfu and live a life, or atleast change your name.
Red dead 2 is the best game ever made no doubt about it. The world, the graphics, the realism, the conversations. Everything is so well done
Horse balls contract in cold weather? I’m buying today
2:47 i literaly had chills down my spine just listening to that music. What a matserpiece
12:04 saying "Dutch van der linde"
With the Braithwaite music is just perfect 😁
Cried like a baby in 2010 and again when I finished this one, I only wonder if gta will ever live up to red dead. I feel like gta online and corporate bullshit have ruined it. I can only hope gta 6 and elder scrolls six and hopefully red dead 3 all are true works of art.
This game is indeed the greatest of all time. When I completed the game for the first time, the moment when Arthur dies just broke my heart. It was 31st December and honestly New Year's Eve was spoiled for me as I was rlly sad.
I am actually replaying the game for the 7th time. And deadass, it never gets old. There are so many things that I havent discovered
Even if GTA 6 ends up being a really good game. I still think it won’t be better than Red Dead Redemption 2. The graphics, the story, the emotions, the soundtrack, everything about RDR2 was perfection. Red Dead Redemption 2 to me will always be the Greatest Game of all Time!
Many video games promote immorality if you really use your intellect and be realistic.
Promoting thuggery, thievery, violence, torture (trevor), bad manners (all video game protagonists) etc.
I used to play them but stopped after being realistic realizing these games promote no good.
I played the first red dead redemption when I was 11. My Dad got the game when it first came out and we both played it and it quickly became our favourite game. We speculated for YEARS about another RDR game and what it could have been, we always talked about the idea of seeing John in the gang in the next game before it was even revealed and so when it was revealed we were so excited. I was worried about there being a new protagonist, believing that I wouldn’t love a main character as much as I loved John but oh was I wrong. Arthur Morgan was one of the best characters I have ever witnessed and obviously, playing the first red dead I knew that it was either going to end with him dying or running away. His redemption arc was so heartbreaking. I love this game more than anything.
How do people like these long million hour missions in other games. Rockstar- IMO- makes the game full of fun no matter what the mission is. From picking flowers, to robbing stagecoaches, my love for it will be never-ending. It will be THE BEST GAME EVER MADE for a long time. if If I could marry a game… than red dead redemption 2 would be my bride. 😌
The quality of this masterpiece of video game art is so great, that it rivals or possibly even surpasses GTA: San Andreas' greatness and timelessness.
The amount of detail in this game is amazing.
This is honestly the only game of the 2010s that gripped me from start to finish, more than even RDR1. Most games out there feel like I'm just passing time or ticking boxes (ahem Ubisoft), whilst RDR2 is like being part of an epic novel, movie, game wrapped in one.
Interesting you Say that Rockstar Made it Point for the game to not feel like A checklist Which Why most things are not Marked on the Map Which really gave me A sense of Discovery.
I respectfully agree with your opinion on Ubisoft but I still like Origins in my Opinion. Aside from the check list to get XP points, some of the side quests tells interesting stories such as Meeting with Tahira in Nail, Meeting Phanos and my favourite quest, killing Phalkyities.
No disrespect to anyone.
The reason the game is like this is because they gave it a practically infinite budget. Since rockstar knows GTA 6 will be a cash cow, I feel that GTA 6 will be of a similar caliber to this game. Possibly better, probably not because of its immaturity, but still, should be good.
@@RRai2000i think origins is good but no matter what you say its still like doing a checklist of things to reach the end. I got so tired of this grind by the halfway point of the game. And in rdr2, i feel like doing everything even without a list.
I played games from the early 90s through Vice City; RDR2 is what brought me back. Great video man, thanks!
Man I miss this style of video, hope you bring it back more
This, Ghost of Tsushima, and RDR1 are my top 3 games. They do a remaster of RDR1 and I’ll break my rule about buying remasters. Only other game that might do that is the full director’s cut of Sleeping Dogs. Not even Saints Row 3 tempted me and I LOVED that insane freaking game.
Can't wait to try ghost of tsushima this def is my fav game I don't think I'll find any game better than rdr2 tho.
They're not on the same level ghost of toshima wasn't nearly as good.
Brooo just now jumping back into gaming and the only games I bought were Ghost of Tsushima, RDR2 & Sleeping Dogs Definitive Edition. Only open worlds I think I’ll truly fw atm
Rdr2 is my favourite game ever but GoT blew me away when I played it for the 1st time.
Sleeping dogs is op.. that meele combat mechanism tho still the best to this date..
Let's go, I've needed a reminder of how good games can be after the horror show that was the SR trailer.
Bro I never been so disappointed in my life, being a Saints Row fan feels like being in a one sided relationship
Damn I waited 2 years for a trailer just to miss it and find out through a comment then I go watch and now I wish I never did, so disappointing as someone who loves saints row 2 especially such a great game and it’s so sad to see it go from that to 3 to 4 to gooh and now this cringe piece of shit reboot. I’m so pissed off o can’t even.
Red dead 2 is more of an expearance than a game to me
Gta san andreas was always the best game for me. I never thought a game would match it or even suprass it, I knew red dead redemtpion 2 would be amazing, but turned out to be even better than what I was expecting and that's saying a lot. Red dead redemption 2 is the best game ever.
In the world of Red Dead Redemption 2, I embarked on a journey with Arthur Morgan that resonated with me. His strength, loyalty, and self-discovery got me thinking. Arthur's loyalty to his gang and his interactions with others inspired me to reflect on my own life.
As the game reached its conclusion, Arthur's selflessness in tough times left a mark. His pursuit of redemption and helping others, even when faced with his own mortality, struck a chord. Watching his final moments and hearing his message of hope made me reevaluate my priorities.
From a technical standpoint, the game's world is a masterpiece. The stunning landscapes, intricate details, and ever-changing weather transport you to the late 1800s. The graphics capture the world's beauty, from rugged mountains to tranquil lakeshores, adding depth to the story.
What sets Red Dead Redemption 2 apart is its dynamic world where choices matter. The characters I met had their own stories, and my decisions shaped the narrative. The wildlife felt alive, and the connection to nature was something truly special.
Red Dead Redemption 2 goes beyond gaming it's an emotional journey reflecting life's complexities. Arthur's transformation and the relationships formed with the game's world and characters have pushed me to strive for positive change, just like he did.
You really had to put the saddest moments from both games in like that 😭
Dutch said in the very beginning of the game “revenge is a luxury we can’t afford” and the reason for john dieing is because he got revenge on Micah is very amazing to me and is something about the game that really stuck with me
I was prepared for whatever they threw at me, but my horse's death!!!!!
One more thing that makes this game what it is: The Actors performance in every single dialogue. Gesture, facial expressions, tone, the delivery of every line. It is just that good.
The irony of a industry where Medieval/Fantasy, Contemporary and Futuristic/Technological reign absolutely as main themes, the best thing so far used Old West as main theme.
Will be re-playing Read Dead Redemption II this week! Glad I watched your video @Founded Scarab!
3:10 such a heartbreaking scene. Absolutely best game ever made nothing can or will top it.
GTA is garbage next to this amazing masterpiece.
@dudeguy All the series. This one is something else
@dudeguy maybe i need to check that one out.
Best game I have ever played. And first game I shed a tear for a character.
You know it's a good video where you go to like it multiple times, forgetting you've already liked it.
I started playing the game a week ago , i have no fucking idea why so late, but man i love it, insane work from rockstar.
I'm a long time Rockstar fan and after playing GTA 5 and the mediocre story, I was worried about RDR 2, but the game was incredible and might even top the first one, which is even more relevant since it is a prequel. I also liked the more slow and RPG-like mechanics who reward players who like to explore and take their time.
This is definitely the best overall game ever made. You could say combat is okay but everything else is spectacular.
15:40 tears every time gosh damnit
Got it when it came out. Had trouble playing games after I finished it because I felt so spoiled. Game had everything
The best game ever made
Your perspective answered many of my questions. Wow.
Out of every emotional moment in Red Dead 2, the one that brought me to sobbing tears was... the housebuilding scene. I played the first game when i was 14 and it was the first time a video game had ever made me cry, when John was finally trying to live his peaceful life he worked so hard for and got gunned down at his home to save his family. Building that very home in the second game in a joyous montage was the saddest part of the entire story, because it was all John ever wanted. This is my favorite game of all time.
I ve seen alot of games in my 35 years of existance.... hands down this is the best gaming experience eVer.
I wasn t even planning on getting it. A friend bought it for me on steam as a gift. Years after the launch.
I was like... ok I ll give it a go.
Dude wtf?!
This was not just a game....
Blown away by all the details, story, graphics,....
I don t think there will ever be anotther game like this... even possible rdr3....
It was like the shock GTA 3 gave the gaming world back then.
7:13 collecthacons, “no depth”. The story is everything, every part of the game needs a “story” that's connected to the “main story”.
This is an Amazing game if I could play this again for the first time with no spoilers I would definitely do it.
This game released on my sisters quinceañera party (sweet sixteens for mexican, colombian, guatemalan etc etc) man i arrived like 2-3 hours later just because i was playing the prologue of the game. Greatest game i've ever played.
I'm on my 4th playthrough rn and I'm still enjoying it so much. I'd restart the whole game story just to play as Arthur again.
John is a great character and I love playing as him in RDR1 but the world of RD2 just feels so empty without Arthur similar to how empty the world feels without John in RD1.
RD2 is Arthur's game and that's the way I see it.
Though it is nice to play as John too. I would've enjoyed it better if I didn't have to mod John to look like his old self and have his old animations not having to worry about "Arthur Marston" all the time.
Just finished it this night and I’m in awe-aspiring
i've had RDR2 since mid 2019, given its size i didn't play it right away but somehow forgot i had it til after completing ghost of tsushima, so when i removed a cpl games to install it i played a cpl hours and absolutely hated how sluggish it felt, i went from instant looting, never tiring horse (unlimited range on calling and fast to show up) with equally fast gameplay to maintaining every aspect of your character from clothing down to your horses saddle. i deleted it and reinstalled the first ratchet game, that's how much it threw me off til about 3-4 months ago when i finally ran out of games to complete besides an old FF game or RDR2, i remember how annoying the FF game was so i reluctantly loaded RDR2 and by the end of completing it, i take back everything i said about it
I think the criticism of this game is from people who didn't finish it. It's not GTA. If that's your expectation, of course you'll be disappointed. It's an entirely different experience.
Hair grows with time. Have to eat to live. Have to shower from time to time otherwise npc's will notice you stink. Have to dress accordingly to the weather 😲 this is definitely the best open world game to date no question about it.
i can say 100% this is my favorite game of all time
I never thought I would love a video game character more than Nathan Drake, but here I am.
Thank you for the video Jesse Pinkman, very good.
Best story I've ever played!
I was so lucky to have rdr2 be the first game I ever played, it’s story, world characters are all literally PERFECT. The way you can see Micah’s manipulation of Dutch right in front of your eyes the entire time and not notice it until after you complete the game is truly mind blowing though the gameplay is repetitive the story is the greatest story of all time. This being the first game I ever played has made it very hard for any game to live up to it, and they can’t rdr2 is on its own league
rdr2 is the first game you've ever played??? bro are you 80 years old and giving gaming a shot or what
@@mousetrap4751 Bro the game came out 4 years ago💀tf do you mean
@@mousetrap4751 what does it matter lol calm down
Would never happen in a million years but I'd love if the same dev team behind rdr2 made a star wars game. Specifically The Mandolorian.
Great video, I may not agree with everything but I did like watching it. Glad to see you back from your coma 👊💛
Been playing RDO for years and just now started the story and all I can say is.... holy shyt what a masterpiece
D'you know why i love rdr 2, not because its epic but if it didn't exist, your channel wont exist
I like how you mentioned Arthur as "the powerful right hand man"
Red Dead Redemption 2: A Masterpiece of Interactive Storytelling
Introduction:
Red Dead Redemption 2, developed by Rockstar Games, stands as a testament to the extraordinary heights that video games can achieve. With its captivating narrative, immersive open world, meticulous attention to detail, and groundbreaking gameplay mechanics, it has rightfully earned its place as one of the best games ever made. This essay will delve into the reasons why Red Dead Redemption 2 holds such a revered position in the gaming industry.
Unparalleled Storytelling:
At the heart of Red Dead Redemption 2 lies a compelling and emotionally charged narrative. The game immerses players in the Wild West era, delivering a thought-provoking exploration of morality, loyalty, and the consequences of one's actions. The journey of Arthur Morgan, the game's protagonist, is expertly crafted, offering a rich character arc that allows players to connect deeply with his struggles, doubts, and growth. The storytelling is enhanced by exceptional writing, phenomenal voice acting, and breathtaking cinematic moments that rival those of the most celebrated films.
Immersive Open World:
The vast and meticulously designed open world of Red Dead Redemption 2 is a marvel in itself. From towering mountains to sprawling plains, the game's environments are visually stunning and brimming with life. Every nook and cranny is teeming with intricate details that create a truly immersive experience. The dynamic weather system, realistic animal behavior, and bustling towns contribute to the sense of a living, breathing world. Exploring this world on horseback or foot brings a sense of wonder and discovery, making every journey an adventure in itself.
Attention to Detail:
Red Dead Redemption 2 sets a new standard for attention to detail in video games. The level of intricacy and realism is awe-inspiring. From the way characters interact with their environment to the minute changes in facial expressions, the game captures the nuances of human behavior with astonishing fidelity. The world reacts dynamically to players' actions, whether it's the way mud accumulates on Arthur's boots or the realistic physics of objects. The attention to detail extends to the rich diversity of side activities, such as hunting, fishing, and interacting with the colorful cast of characters. These details combine to create an immersive and believable world that draws players in from the first moment.
Gameplay Innovation:
Red Dead Redemption 2 pushes the boundaries of gameplay innovation. The seamless blend of third-person shooting, horseback riding, and exploration provides a well-rounded and engaging experience. The game offers a staggering amount of choice and freedom, allowing players to tackle missions and encounters with various approaches. The implementation of realistic mechanics, such as hunting for food and maintaining Arthur's health, adds depth and immersion. The intricate moral choice system, where decisions impact Arthur's honor and relationships, gives players a sense of agency and consequences.
Conclusion:
Red Dead Redemption 2 transcends the medium of video games, delivering an unparalleled experience that seamlessly blends breathtaking storytelling, immersive open-world exploration, meticulous attention to detail, and innovative gameplay mechanics. It is a testament to the artistic potential of interactive storytelling. The game's impact on players, both emotionally and intellectually, is undeniable. Red Dead Redemption 2 stands tall as an enduring masterpiece, forever etched in gaming history as one of the greatest games ever made.
The best game ever created and the only game I play again and again. You can’t make me play any other open world games unless its going to be RDR3.
I just completed the story mode last week. I didn't think I'd like it so much. My wife used to play it when it was released back in 2018 but the beginning looked so boring. I started playing it on PS5 about a month ago and I became addicted to this game.
I had this game for around a year but wasn’t able to play it because of a lack of storage on my Xbox. i am SO grateful I was able to avoid spoilers before I was finally able of play the game. It’s perfect.
this is the best game i ever played.
Watching this video I just had to load it up again and start a new game and man am I glad I did theres so much in this game that I didn't even notice the first play through. By far the greatest game ever made. Never will there ever be a game made with so much love and care again. Rest in peace gaming hello live service we don't care what gamers want games
Rockstars finest hour and is unmatched since its release in 2018, they also brought a love back to gaming after so many years, the open world is fantastic on both red dead and red dead online
Hands down no competition best fucking game ever made. I feel bad for modern games in a way. Because they have to compete with this one, and they don't. Nothing even comes close.
The only game that can surpass is GTA VI. But TBH I don't this will happen.
I loved RDR 1 so much. I’m so thrilled to play this game at last soon. Though I already watched a full walkthrough years ago.
I played this game for the first time 2 years ago (yes I slept on it for 4 years) and it is the 2nd best game I’ve ever played. It is absolutely incredible and I’m still amazed to this day at the amount of detail this game has. Like when I’m watching RDR2 videos I will regularly say out loud: “How the f**k did they manage to get this amount of detail in this game. This is batshit insane.”. No other game has been able to leave me in such awe.
The people behind this game are geniuses.
I do not entirely agree that Dutch let his true colours shine. We see him genuinely doing good stuff for some folks without expecting anything in return, such as taking Sadie Adler in or even near the end refusing to let anybody behind when Micah suggesting to cut them loose. I do believe he was a man with a great deal of evil and madness in him, which circumstances (along with Micah's manipulation) triggered turning him into the monster we see in RDR. In this regard, both of them are true to some extent.
Everyone cried when Arthur died was I the only one who didn't. I do love Arthur he's the best video game character I almost cried when he died
Yeah. RDR 3 needs to be about Jack.
Or Callender brothers
Idek what to say, this game is the greatest thing, not just game, ever made, (other than the bible imo) it never gets old, sometimes you forget about it and come back months later and have so much fun it's unbelievable, that's what I've been doing today, I love being alone in this world where it is so immersive and you can do, well, whatever you want
Still playing this Gem in 2024. The best open world experience. Getting ambushed on horse by some Gang in retaliation to murdering their crew.They detonate a wagon filled with TNT as you get close to it. Narrowing surviving it if you’re lucky loot the corpses hop back on your horse to go hunt a rabbit to craft a satchel 👏
The literal best game in history no questions ,
I beat this game 47 times, not and I'm not being sarcastic. I still cried everytime the best game ever made in history and will stay that way forever
I get what you’re saying . I’ve repeatedly beaten this game dozens and dozens of times. At the moment, i am working on completing 100%. Each playthrough i would do alot of side missions and uncover secrets, but, my main purpose was mostly about experiencing the story . Now , i am at 92.6% completion. getting close!
I'm to scared to platinum way too long
I swear on everything in this world that this is no-doubt the most amazing, beautiful, and awesome prequel this world has ever seen. This is what RDR2 is for me.
Long before 2018, I was a geek for rdr1, it was basically my life. I loved that someone actually made a game about cowboys and gunslingers shooting in the Wild West. Not just the gameplay and storyline hooked me, but it was the dedication and the map, the outfits, everything was absolutely incredible in rdr1. I loved John and I was heartbroken when he died.
In 2016, when I heard that Rockstar was considering and developing RDR2, I was so excited and hyped. This game is the best thing in the world, and I didn’t ever think it could surpass rdr1, since that was my favorite game I ever played. Cyberpunk was extremely overhyped, and it was awful gameplay to me. RDR2 on the other hand, promised us exactly what they offered in the official game trailer. There was no shams! Rockstar has slowed down tremendously since RDR2 though, since the Definitive Edition was a letdown. I enjoyed playing the GTA franchise, but rdr1 just seemed incomparable to GTA. Once RDR2 released, I was immediately hooked. I loved everything about it. The views in this game are out of this world incredible. Some even breathtaking. Like, on a mountain or a very beautiful incline. Overlooking the grasslands was definitely a huge part of this game that I loved. Other than the views, there is so much I can explain. For example, there is more possibilities in RDR2 than the original RDR. Like, you can order food in a restaurant. We can’t forget the gorgeous graphics. Like seriously, these are the best graphics ever. Sure, TLOU2 had good graphics, but I feel like RDR2 really took the cake. Including Marston’s scars, Arthur’s hole in his beard, and even some marks and scratches that are clearly visible if you shave Arthur’s beard. The detail is so good in this game that it even feels lifelike and real. The chance-encounters, like the wolf man, the gunsmith in Rhodes, the talking trees, the ghost train, the night folk, the Murfree brood, the skinner brothers, the odriscolls, the lemoyne raiders, the vampire in Saint Denis, the serial killer, and I’m literally not even half way on the chance-encounters. And the missions and side-missions! The storyline in this game is so awesome and fun that some players take advantage of it. GTA primarily focuses on drugs and money and girls but I feel like RDR2 focuses on family. Family like Arthur felt like Dutch and the gang were. Family like Arthur, Eliza, and Isaac. Family like John, Abigail, and Jack. Family is everywhere. It teaches a moral lesson almost. Like how family can sometimes turn their back on you and it can sting and grieve. Family like that will always have your back, just like Sadie, Charles, and John had Arthur’s. You have the complete option to be an honored cowboy or a dishonored outlaw. If you choose to steer Arthur down a good path, the story is different from the opposite path. Things will be slightly better for Arthur, as he gets to peacefully watch the sunrise as he drifts into death. Or if you’re bad, you can suffer and watch him gruesomely get shot in the head. There is so many outcomes in this game and they all revolve around you. You decide everything in this game. It’s not one of those life simulators but RDR2 has many lessons. In conclusion, I never meant for my paragraph to be that long, but RDR2 is the best game that ever was. Even if you don’t like adventure/action games, RDR2 surely has a piece of something you like in it. There is so much to do in this one single video game and its mind-blowing. If you are looking to buy, I 100% think you should buy this! Worth ever damn cent!
Just finished this today for the first time, playing on stadia. Amazing experience.
This is my 5th time replaying the story mode and this time I'm aiming to finish it 100 percent.I mean all the side quests and activities..which seems almost impossible.Yes this is the best game ever created so far.Im 36 yrs old n I too used to believe my days of deep immersion are over as I age more and more but this game proved me wrong and more than focusing on the story missions I play to immerse in its world.even simple task like hunting, crafting and grinding for the outfits makes me really alive happy and satisfied.This really is the best game of 21st century so far.
I love hunting and fishing they make me feel so relaxed
I love the narrative and it’s characters specially the legend John Marston and Arthur
The open world is immersive and beautiful.
The combat is fun even though it’s simple but dead eye is such a cool mechanic
The soundtrack is legendary with a great variety.
10/10
Not only greatest game ever also greatest ''movie'' ever.
you are such a good narrator that you can even make ac syndicate sound like a good game
I started the campaign but didn’t get into it unfortunately.. The community that speaks highly of the game always makes me want to play it. Still can never find the urge to.
I can't wait to finally play - just waiting to get a new graphics card at a sensible price in order to enjoy the detail / graphics as they were meant to be. So maybe I'll never play haha. Ace video man x
I bought rdr2 about 2 years ago and i still play it today, i bought rdr2 without knowing about rdr1 or anything about the series’s lore, I just remember bying rdr2 while it was on sale in the ps store and I am so happy i bought it, best decision I have ever made
I absolutely love the gameplay and gunplay of RDR2.
"the inivative gameplay, the dynamic horse balls" made me die lol 💀💀💀💀
This game is a vibe.
OMG what u said at the beginning about losing the love for games is what I've been going through. I thought it was just me. I have an Xbox series X & with game pass you automatically get 100's of games instantly. So far I still haven't seen anything mind blowing that I grew up seeing, at this point it seems like Xbox Series X's main focus is to optimize the older xbox games so we can play them at 4k 120 fps...Rather than to take the amount of effort it takes to creating a single person masterpiece, so they'll spend that time on creating a multi-player game that they can keep on added DLC & cosmetics to a 10 year game which continuesly makes them money without them taking the time, effort, & money to create a new game that has the pressure of having to live up to the power of this new n
Next gen console claims to have. But after watching qll these RUclips videos of the content i missed 4 years ago when I completed the game twice. Im actually excited to be on my 3rd playthrough, & once I'm done I'm going to do completed RD1 again
Gaming is about telling a story
Bro I was playing this game earlier and IT WAS SO FUN, it's my favorite game now.
You guys are so lucky .
That you guys were able to play this masterpiece. I don't have a good pc or playstation . I hope I will buy a good pc and will be able to play this masterpiece one day in my life
This game and ghosts of tsushima are the biggest masterpieces in gaming history
They need to make this game a movie. Would go insane in the box office