Red Dead Redemption 2 Sales Slowing Down As Online Mode Leaving Beta Soon

@PrpleTrtleBuBum: I think they use the starve tactic. Get all the money they can from consoles, then dump it onto PC after they think they've reached their peak selling point. Plus, they really optimized GTA V for PC, so they may just want to make sure the game runs well and is able to draw people with all the extra graphics options and the like.

Not sure why they wouldn't though, GTA V did well on PC from what I know.

@thelostscribe:

Completely agree. The single player was just amazing in my view. The companion app tells you how many days and hours now and in around 180 hours, and will worth the money.

Even now I still find random events

@barcaazul: God how?? There is like nothing to do besides completely boring, repetitive missions and hunting and fishing. The world just seems to empty to me.

I started playing Skyrim again recently and was amazed at how I forgot what real sense of exploration is and how alive the world really can be..

@barcaazul: RDR2 has definitely been one of those rare games where I just enjoy RPing being in the world. I'll just wander around, end up in a town, get in a tussle in the local saloon after partaking in games and beverages. Then running out and setting up camp, cooking a meal and brushing out the horse. Most other games it's always seemed like a chore to maintain, but Rockstar hit a perfect balance for me.

The story is incredible too, and even though it's got some unprecedented interaction with fellow outcasts, I wanted more because the characters are that intriguing to me. I will say sometimes I feel that there is so much interaction, major characters don't get quite the attention they should have in terms of history and overall story, but it is still a history I want to know and characters I want Arthur to interact with. No other game like it in that sense for me.