Games That Are Better Without Fast Traveling
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In what games do you not use fast travel? ^^
farcry 6 the world looks just so nice
Spiderman
Rdr2
GTA V
Cyberpunk 2077
RDR 2
rdr2
If you play any of these games enough, you're gonna wanna use fast travel
@Baby_beater also if you're trying to do 100% or sidemissions, you're gonna get tired of walking for a long time
I found it relaxing tho especially when your going through a nice terrain and the music plays
@@sourhoboman7466 yeah, but when you've seen the whole god damn map and you're trying to complete side missions, do Easter eggs, etc, fast travel is your best friend
@@BobDawkinsPSaccount ye guess so but I think it comes down to ppls preferences
@@sourhoboman7466 true
Other games:horse,swinging,cars,...
Skyrim: *W* *A* *L* *K*
you could use a horse too
Such a shame you can't use dragons for traveling cause...
@@ipad3kelarens574ikr would be so cool
But you can ride a dragon and fast travel too@@ipad3kelarens574
Minecraft
Elden Ring's absence puts a void in my tarnished soul
You kinda have to fast travel cause of the round table and out of curiosity how long did a playthrough without fast travel take? because I feel like it would be ages doing any quests
Nice pfp but I definitely disagree with ER. There's definitely places where it's great to just ride on horse and especially if you're not going to 100% but there's enough branching paths like Mohgwyn Palace, places you'd want to frequently return to like Gurranq and one-way dead ends like where you find the Cinquedea or Rain of Arrows Ashes. Also, yeah the Roundtable Hold...
elden ring is one of my favorite games ever, maybe even my #1 after SOTE, but honestly it’d be a bit unbearable if you couldn’t fast travel. Torrent has reasonable speed but isn’t very fast relative to the world size. Imagine Fia’s quest, what’re you gonna do? Go all the way back through Siofra or the frenzy flame platforming? Fuck that
yeah because not fast traveling in it is ridicilous
Ok, do Ranni's quest without fast travel then
Those who play RDR 2 skipping scenes and fast will miss that masterpiece
Skipping cutscenes should be a crime in your first playthrough
@@UTFR67 fr
I knew the entire story even before I started my first playthrough so is it still a crime @@UTFR67
Fast travel is always nice to have as an option
Yes I do like the option. Most of the time if I am playing RDR2 or Ghost of Tsushima I usually don’t use it unless I just want to get somewhere quickly. I usually use it in Zelda so I don’t get distracted though the only time I don’t is when I don’t have the option to.
i mean if you are in love with the travelling experience. In my opinion RDR2 (due to the visual experience) and Spiderman Games (swinging is just way more fun) are only ones i will not use fast travel. Even if i am going to side mission location (I fast travek a lot when playing witcher 3 as i try to complete every single question point)
@@inarkhamasylum3744 I mean, Rdr2 fast travel is still quite a fun realistic experience to try atleast once
Only if it's diagetic. In other words, if it makes sense inside the world of the game.
A good example are the taxis from GTA V. A bad example is teleportation from Skyrim.
Batman Arkham Knight is also a good one, flying over the city is so satisfying
you cant fast travel anyways
@@ghosty097well you can't fast travel in GTA V either
@@He-Man00 you can use a taxi
@@Kaisar0451 I guess that counts
@@He-Man00you guess? Get told kid
The black flag shanties were so good that you would be sad to arrive at your destination
One of the best games without fast-travelling is Kingdom Come: Deliverance. It really brings out the vibe of travelling, meeting new people. Being randomly ambushed at night by Cumans and running away while they shoot arrows on you.
And even if you fast travel, it’s challenging enough since it can be interrupted.
The witcher 3 and rdr2 are the 2 greatest open world ever created
But red dead is the best game oat
I think Elden Ring got a good Open World too
Skyrim is definitely top 5 though
@@Yedfet0309 real
@@guilhem6351Let's debate with facts and not nostalgia based, how does rdr1 was the best game of all time or even better then rdr2?
That is the whole beauty of rdr2, its the encounters you come across as you're heading to your destination by horse.
It's the same with ghost of tsushima. And the way they guide you to your waypoint in it is so great for immersion. Just mark it on your map and the wind changes direction to where you placed it. No waypoints, compasses, or mini maps to look at. Just gathering the information from the world and nature around you. It's easily the best mechanic in the game imo. So simple and yet so elegant
I didn't use Fast Travel in rdr2 cause i didn't want to wait for the house cutscene
Facts. I saved a fella from a snake bite by giving him a health cure.
After a little while, I entered Rhodes and he was sitting at a gun shop. He let me buy the same Pump Shotgun I use even to this day on his tab!
@@gabrielsanandres537 Yeah if you don’t fast travel then your going to get a lot of different encounters like that
@@samnesssepiol1230 i didnt even know there was fast travel in the game
Quick travel ❎
better vehicles/transportation ✅
I was gonna say Kingdom Come Deliverance, but the way they implemented Fast Travel was amazing and intuitive.
Rdr2, Ghost of Tsushima and Black Flag are probably three of the best games I've ever played
A man of culture,I see 😂
Same
I'm waiting for ghosts to be brought to pc 😊. If you haven't checked out the witcher 3 I highly recommend as its my favorite game ever
@average-_-personnuh-uh
Your username says It all hahaha
You’re a W for mentioning Assassin’s creed black flag
Valid
*Friends, I did 18 one arm pull ups, please support me* *.*
Such an amazing game
@@MRF-bq7kq frfr
Masterpiece of a game.
Literally any open world requires fast travel, because sure they’re nice the first time, but walking back and forth across a huge map gets exhausting
yes but I am of the opinion that abusing fast travel ruins the game, an example would be Zelda: Breath of the wild. In the first 40 hours of the game I focused only on the main mission and some side quests, abusing the fast traveler: I had never visited many parts of the map and I had never stopped to admire the setting. And in these first 40 hours of play I didn't fully enjoy the game. Once I defeated the boss I decided to complete several secondary missions and I forced myself never to abuse the fast traveler again... Well in these last hours of the game I had much more fun and I realized the masterpiece that is Zelda : Breath of the wild.
The only game that I haven’t utilized fast travel is in Fallout, and honestly I think it adds to the experience of just walking through a literal wasteland
Might sound weird but ever since I discovered Skyrim a few years ago, Ive felt like a better, more cheerful person every time Ive replayed it. The music, the beauty and the unpredictability of wandering Skyrim is something truly special to me.
It's definitely one of the best games of all time my 2nd or 3rd favourite game. I played it since release. Still play it from time to time but at some point you do everything there is to do multiple times, get all achievements and then you install mods lol
@@KiraMahManOblivion was actually my first open world game ever besides older gta games and honestly looking back as far as the story, guides & side quest I think Oblivion was best! Wish they’d remake it officially!
Modern day games usually drag Skyrim through the mud, but I honestly don't get the same ich scratched from any fantasy RPG. Even in the last game of the year, I liked everything in it, but I'd rather just play Skyrim if I wanna go through dungeons and do magic.
@@jameer7565 You got some pretty good taste since you have a Guts pfp too.
😅😊@@brandonsalisbury7182
The thing about cyberpunk that made me want to drive around was the well placed in-betweens the devs placed early on, you never felt the need to travel because the game makes it so that exploring every part is worth it. Not to mention, cyberpunk hardly had any loading screens or any repetition in the city, the city was really alive. What I would give to play it for the first time again.
One of the few games I've been able to sit through until the end, and even doing a second playthrough of, wish I could've enjoyed with friends but oh well
At launch, it was a mess, but now, it's one of the best games ever made.
Yeah, the game absolutely looks good, and exploring the streets is exciting, but car mechanics are very bad/hard and boring. I'm always using fast travel or using a motorcycle to travel
Fun fact: Cyberpunk has no loading screens throughout the whole story unless you fast travel somewhere. There are a couple of scenery changes here and there that have to load in but it's a very short wait and I wouldn't really consider those "loading screens"
@@AtillaYldz0I think they did a really good job at fixing the car mechanics with the updates. Yes they are still not the best with certain cars, but it's much better than most games, and definitely A LOT better than how it was at launch
I can confirm the AC Black Flag one. I was ten, didn’t know how to fast travel or even that you could, so I just… didn’t. Some of the most fun times in my memory
Sunset overdrive. One of my favorite games of all time
Yes, it’s a pity that the author didn’t insert it here, but poor Skyrim and the Witcher he posted
Whoever fast travels in Spider-Man is a menace to society
speedrunners after reading this 🫃🫃
I do it when I'm bored
@@NinjaWormy bro 💀
@nolife2770 I only do it when I'm doing missions and I just don't feel like swinging because I don't like the mission
😂
i love driving around in cyberpunk, night city is literally beautiful if you ignore the poverty and smog
And trash, and drugs, and crime. But I still agree with you😂 They did a great job, making a city I want to explore, and cruise around
@@froggingunty7170 that's whole point of it lamfo 🤣
U and froggins comments make me think of a city commercial, but its a really shitty one
“Come on down to night city! Ignoring all the crime, drugs, poverty and smog, its a beauty to experience! And hey! At least we’re not detroit! 🎉”
I wish that there was a way fo you to help and imrpove the life of the community ...
Just like the lore 😂
Riding on your horse in rdr2 is so relaxing sometimes
Farcry 2: *hold my pills* 😏
Once you play an open world game without using fast travel, you finally see what gaming is all about
Yes especially rdr. But there many games that need both fast traveling and slow exploration.
@@Nigerosaurus420 its fun to go by horse because theres always something crazy happening along the way
I mean yeah, it’s fun in theory, but you end up spending half the game traveling
depends on the game, most aaa open world games are really boring full of filler
Lol
Botw/ Totk I found is also much more fun without fast traveling, especially when going to a specific region or village for resources, or when u gotta look for somethin for a quest. Makes it feel more like an adventure
I agree! It is the best way to enjoy these games
I mainly use fast travel when it involves quests or when I need grab something or just hunting down the dragobs
The other games are so basic
@@FrankBirdleg luv da pfp
Dawg what games are you referring to I don’t know these acronyms and it’s driving me crazy trying to figure them out
Not doing fast travel in Skyrim is like torture but it give you the opportunity to explore and discover a lot of thing
spiderman 2's instantaneous fast travel goes crazy though, best fast travel by far
I’m currently playing The Witcher 3. It's just absurd how beautiful this game is
Next gen update is even more beautiful
Me too, but for me The Witcher is boring or this game is not my type
@@sultanmaulanaibrahim7646 I don't blame you. When I first played witcher 3 when I was almost 25%, I had so many questions in my mind and I thought what boring game am I playing right now and why people say this is the best game ever. I was about to delete it but I held myself back thinking there might be a reason people love this game so much.
As I kept playing it, I started loving it and was addicted to it by the end and its in my top 3 games of all time currently. The grinding in this game was the best imo and I am almost 200 hours in it.
Yea, i played it. So intricately made and perfectly crafted game
@@nerdtom4513 If you play till the 25% of the game then its something bad between you and it. When you need to force yourself to like it for me its bad news because games are supossed to be fun, not something of acquired taste, thats because games are not that important
Really loving the maps of Ghost of Tshushima and RDR2❤🔥🔥
Same ^^
Tsushima is average for me, it follows the same ubisoft open world formula which tbh is outdated and retarded, it borrows some mechanics from nioh and sekiro but it's nothing in comparison to any of them
I literally got bored in just few first hours, because I already knew what I was going to do and what this game has to offer, there is no sense of mystery and no inspiration to explore the world which quickly killed the vibe for me despite of showcasing some great animations and visuals.
Elden ring was a different story however, it was a non conventional open world which really intrigues players to explore it's world without having the need for fast travel
@@nitishaggarwal3739then you aren’t playing ghost right
@@nitishaggarwal3739d1 yapper
@@nitishaggarwal3739 nahh GOT maps are one of the best maps of games out there
When people yell moose it sounds like they’re booing him
Halo 3 ODST Legendary runners: "Aw, they're finally learning to enjoy it too."
ah, just cause 3. It brought back so many good memories with that game
fr
i still play it today
@@m4dd628 samefr
I played just cause 3 when I was 6years old
Me to I get memories from just cause 3
finally someone gives just cause 3 the attention it deserves
Yeah it's honestly very underrated
JC3 is super underrated game
It gives so much freedom
JUST CAUSE 3 is fun because of everything you can do as a sandbox game. Otherwise it is very mid and the story is dumb
@@fartanus3366 the story is supposed to be dumb, the game is supposed to be like a michael bay stereotypical action movie
@@Zelurpio yeah but they only worked on the sandbox thing, evrything else is bad. Not just the story, the map is ugly af
Every time in Skyrim if I don't fast travel, there's like a snowy Sabre cat or smth that just kills me instantly
Respect you actually gave black flag credit
Skyrim and im crying 😭
because u ve used fast travel ?
@@Big_Campercus nostalgia
@@Sumi_S 😅
Hey you, you're finally awake
(You can’t fast travel when enemies are nearby)
I only discovered fast travel in Red Dead Redemption after beating it, so I really enjoyed😅😂
I used fast travel so little in skyrim and spiderman, i dsont know they had it
Played cyberpunk recently, never realised it has fast travel until around midgame. Travelling through night city never bored me.
bro ong, how tf is no one mentioning Cyberpunk 😭
same fr
It’s so atmospheric to drive around, especially since there’s so many car/motorcycle options available. The songs on the radio are also absolutely amazing and are a joy to listen to. The map isn’t as big as some of the other open world games on this list particularly so there’s really no reason to fast travel unless you’re in a hurry and are trying to squeeze in as much gameplay as possible
True I never had a want to fast travel when I played cyberpunk too. Running around riding my motorcycle was very atmospheric for most of my runs on it
Average cyberpunk fanboy
GTA as a franchise is the only game where i never fast traveled or got bored moving from place to place. The radio alone is enough to avoid missions for some hours.
@Baby_beaterAnd because it doesnt have any kind of fast travel
@@Vivec-1 Don't diss my boi the taxi driver 😭 he can teleport
@@jacobgroves9274 The stagecoaches can tp? O_O
@@Vivec-1 he's got some magic in that taxi cab you don't wanna know about 😂😂 that's why you gotta pay him extra cause it's a special use case 😂😂
@@jacobgroves9274 Not gonna lie that some Skyrim shit right there
Honestly, i never figured out how to fast travel in RDR2 (with a map) if i had to go really long distances, i either went on a train or rode there
witcher 3 with no hud (but I used Friendly HUD mod to show map markers in witcher sense) and no fast travel was one of the most immersive gaming experiences I’ve ever had
Kingdom Come Deliverance is INSANELY underrated in this category, it is genuinely one of the most immersive games. I memorized the whole map and felt like I lived in a piece of history
I totally agree
Came here to comment KCD. I still fast traveled but I limited my usage of it because the world was beautiful
Have to fast travel in that game cause God knows when the horse will glitch
Just now playing KCD on Hardcore mode, and it transforms the game: no fast travel, no compass, no player marker on the map, no HUD. I'm learning my way around this small bit of Bohemia by look and by feel, and can do a lot of travel now without even checking the map.
you're crazy for this lmao. in kcd ill fast travel 10 steps to avoid walking places.
Skyrim with no fast travel is next level
It's definitely fun to do a play through without fast travel but you have to have patience or care about being immersed into the world or you get bored travelling everywhere. I actually played the whole of oblivion without knowing there was fast travel lol
Skyrim is ok, but Witcher 3, I can't imagine it, too vast
@@KiraMahMan That's funny asf actually 🤣
walking simulator
Trust me after some time rdo gets extremely tiring. Legit you have to go from one end to the other end of the map non-stop because missions or specific locations are always spawning so frigging away from each other
With Skyrim you’ll want fast travel back real quick when you start playing
Playing through Days Gone for the first time right now and completely forget the fast travel exists...
that's such a slept on game.
at least its fast travel cost fuel and time lol
Just cause 3 is sooo underrated
Fr man its sad nobody knows about it
@@m4dd628 I find this game pretty bad personnally
Just cause 3 was so good at the time. The 4 really dissapointed
@@TrueStoriesRUclips fr, they straight up removed the liberation system
I love that game 😭
Getting somewhere without fast travel in Skyrim accurately depicts how my grandparents made their journey to school everyday
bro just named the greatest rpg's of the last fifteen years
the only fast travel in gta 5 is taxi, and sometimes they won't show up and cost you money.
Any Soulsborne game 💀
@@Intels_ it is too good for exploring as it’s one of the best open world games on my list but it’s too time consuming to not use fast travel bruh
@@Intels_yuh aint no way im traveling all the way from caelid, back to consecrated snowfield. I aint built different like Finlay 😂
Any huh? Okay, so you would rather travel from let's say Aldrich's boss room all the way back to high wall of lothric even though you've already unlocked the bonfires there? Lmao
I added a skull to the comment cuz of sarcasm brother. No one would travel that much.
Dark Souls 1 itself has no fast travel...until u kill ornstein and smough... And the map designing is very beautiful without fast travel
I don't think I ever fast travelled in cyberpunk. Didn't know it was a thing until late game.
Just cause 3 without fast Traveling 💀
Walking trough the forest from Riften to whiterun is the best experience you'll ever have.
Especially modded w skeletons everywhere. Gives it an old rpg vibe.
Wandering in Skyrim is hella fun, especially sense there’s so many random npc encounters with unique dialogue and quests
hmmm, no , game is overrated dogshit with most garbage unbalanced combat and specially unbalanced difficulty. I like how to play on hardest difficulty you unironically supposed to abuse terrain bugs to kill anyone
@@Dielock123 What. You just got mad because of combat on high difficulty? Imagine you need to upgrade your skills, get better weapon with armor and then u will kill you enemies without bugs
@@yulian545 define "high difficulty combat" retard. If you mean press 1 button is "hard" while gameplay is badly adjucted to numbers, well no, its not hard combat difficulty, its called "dogshit game with dogshit gameplay"
@@Dielock123 lmao sure
@@yulian545 garbage game has nothing to do with "high difficulty combat". Go play ninja gaiden on master ninja and tell me what is actually hard and what is garbage game design
When I first started Ghost of Tsushima I said that I wouldn’t ever use the fast travel but after a day or so of just riding back and forth across the whole island I soon changed my mind 🤣
Didn’t even know JC3 had fast travel lmao. Skyrim however, that would be a nightmare without it
I dedicated myself to not fast traveling in Ghost of Tsushima, but then i found out how many collectibles there are and you don’t know how long it would take to ride to all of those.
Its fun enjoying the game without fast travel i dont fast travel and its calming in my opinion
im on the fence for got, the fact you cant skip dialogue for me is a deal breaker, especially when reviews say all the side content is boring and repetitive
Infamous second son is an underrated gem that you don’t need to really fast travel in
Fr
Didnt realise fast travel existed until the epilogue. Riding everywhere was probably the best thing i could have done
Sailing while your crew is singing with you is the best thing to happen in Assassins creed black flag
Dying light may not have fast travel, but it is so good without it
It did, just only to certain places.
@@Stupid-Little just the tower in old town
@@grorq and the slums yeah
Fr dying light was such a good game they made the right decision not including fast travel
on 1 is a really good horror games
Breath of the Wild is perfect without fast travel, exploration is incredible.
I was surprised it was not on this list, it’s one of the best open world games ever created. It was the only game that made exploration fun without actually bunch of loot to motivate me.
@@Denis-zo6qo yeah, but until tears of the kingdom, open world zelda seemed sad and empty when exploring for hours
People be sleeping on zelda now and days
@@fierybird even though Totk is clearly the better and more mature game, I somehow enjoyed BotW more…the vibe of BotW was just different and exploring the world for the first time was an experience that TotK couldn’t repeat for me
And totk
The map of rdr is to big I need fast travel😭😂
Ghost of tsushima when you go towards wind. Its so cool
AC: Odyssey is a stunning recreation of ancient Greece. The architecture and landscapes are really a pleasure to behold and even made me want to get out of the hosue more often to appreciate the details of my surroundings.
The game even has a "tourist" mode where you have no weapons, you just go on a tour of the landmarks of ancient Greece. It was recreated with the help of historians and anthropologists too.
@309WARCHIEF Would have been a better game if they just cut all the AC stuff, and made it the Classical Greek RPG that it pretty much already is.
@@shinyhydreigon7257 They need the name to make sales😜
The witcher 3 ♥️
There’s almost zero point in fast traveling in the Insomniac Spider-Man games but the quick cutscenes of Spidey riding the subway are spectacular.
Finally some love for skyrim
I'm so happy that You included just cause 3
Edit: rdr2 has a fast travel?
flinging yourself around stunning medici and exploding everything on your path is one ofthe most beautiful experiences ive had in gaming, recently got beaten by drifting in a caliburn around night city listening to 30 principales for hours
@@latawieclatajacy9053😅😂😂
same
i have hundreds of hours in that game
@@m4dd628 same
It's the best experience when you don't fast travel in Rdr2
Yeah it is because it doesn’t exist
@@coolgamerguydude0897 it does
@@coolgamerguydude0897hahaah, yeah it does exist😂
You again... and I agree. This game has one of the most emotionally touching stories I've ever encountered😭
RDR2 and Just Cause 3 are probably the only ones where I don't fast travel. Skyrim can get very beautiful but also very tedious to walk around or ride a horse. AC Black Flag gets boring after a while. Never played Spider Man and Ghost of Tsushima so can't speak much on them@@r.s.fletcher7066
Driving in Cyberpunk 2077 now feels really nice and chill. Even more if you are listening to the radio :')
I’m glad Just Cause 3 is getting some love and recognition. The game is insane in my POV.
Just cause 3 reminded me when i still get to play with my neighbours
Rily
Days gone 🗿
Yeah my brother loved playing this game without fast travelling and just not skipping any areas.
@@Intels_ it's the best open world zombie game I ever played, goat. ❤️
@@user-ze9zg7wn5hno bro .that game traveling is too dangerous. Fast travel is required
5 minutes walking in Skyrim: Yeeeah this sucks. Gonna fast travel now.
Watch Dogs 2 is still one of the best looking games to date with an amazing depiction of san francisco
Fallout 4 with the diamond city radio playing in the background
Exactly man, it makes setting up supply-lines just that much more crucial! I can't wait for the remaster to come out😊
@@caeden5178fallout 4 remaster bro? 😭
@DanoninhoLoL idk what's entirely going to happen with it, but it's slated for this year, earlier rather than later, but at least the audio, graphics and a shit ton of bugs are going to be improved and fixed, specifically downtown Boston won't be nearly as laggy. Also they're going to be adding a new mod loader, like what they recently did with skyrim
@caeden5178 got it. I thought you were talking about a new game remaster of fallout 4 😂
@@caeden5178 wait fallout 4 remaster? When? How tf have I never heard of that
Cyberpunk is one of the only games I never once used fast travel. The city was so immersive and amazing, that every detail you’d come across would make the drive/metro/walk worth it. A game that will always have an amazing place in my heart m.
Every single one of these games has fast travel, and in every one of these games, I have appreciated the fast travel
rdr2 is the first game that came to mind
as fast travelling will make you miss out on so many random encounters and just how beautifull the world is
My favorite playthrough of Skyrim was survival mode which disabled fast travel and made sleep, food, and climate actually. Matter. Some variety in the inns would've been nice, but planning your trips and making stops for food and sleep added so much to the experience.
Honestly, Skyrim feels like it’s built for that level of survival, and I remain baffled that it wasn’t a feature from the beginning. It actually makes you interact with inns, and food, and makes it so much more immersive. It’s perfect.
@@user-jt1js5mr3f It would have made more sense as well considering Skyrim is canonically a frozen wasteland hellscape
@@dodderythedromedary6890 yeah, I don’t get it.
Bro can you tell me that i search skyrim and it shows 3 version skyrim , anniversy edition , special edition can you tell me which version gameplay shows in this short
@@riyanshsharma9541 I'm pretty sure that's a modded version, I'm not recognizing that shield or armor. That said, I recommend the Anniversary Edition, it will come with the DLC and a number of Creation mods, including the survival mode.
rdr2 needs it I ain’t riding a horse for 45 mins to go from annesburg to tumbleweed
From Riften to Solitude ☠️
Day gone is underrated
Rdr2 and spiderman 2 ❤
Who needs to fast travel when you can swing through the city
I never fast travel in cyberpunk 2077. It's that good now.
I don’t remember being able to fast travel in gta v
you can fast travel around the map if you call up a taxi
fun fact if you buy the taxi company as Franklin the option to Fast travel will be free instead of 100-300 dollars in GTA V storymode
I fast traveled at the beginning of cyberpunk, but when i got near the end of the game, i didnt want to anymore.
When I played ghost of tsushima I really forgot about fast travelling
It really is a pleasure to walk through so many landscapes
I think Batman Arkham Knight has better traversal than RdR2
AC Black Flag is great but once you get a few hours into it, you will 100% want to fast travel lol
Kingdom Come Deliverance kinda fixed that problem cuz sometimes when u fast travel u can get ambushed and it gets u back in the game to fight the bandits
After the first playthrough of any game you feel like you need it especially rdr2
I got about 450h in RDR 2 and it's still not boring. I never used fast travel in that game.
I have played it 12 times not board but have explored everywhere@@ussessu
arkham knight fs. pretty sure it doesn’t have a fast travel mechanic, but the game makes traveling even long distances enjoyable
Batman Arkham Origins had a fast travel feature but it was better to not use it
@@JACKRIDERPLAYZplaying through the games for the first time rn, great series. the vibe is too cool to skip through like that
@@JACKRIDERPLAYZhonestly the most useless thing in the Arkham series was the fast travel in origins the only thing it's good for is not having to cross the bridge every time, but the time it takes to unlock the towers makes it just not worth it really
@@joelcomeryeah honestly the Arkham games are already quite short and the maps aren't too big fast travel would just be a waste not to mention you don't get to hear the funny goon dialogue