If they ever make another Red Dead Redemption they should add a Radio

Totally a radio on a horse!

btw thought RDR was the worst game i ever played

And where would they play them on....

The game took place before the used Radios...

And where would they play them on....

el3m2tigre

Seriously, that game lacked good music.. there was no country feel to its music.. It could just have good country playing in the background when travelling, no need for radio djs or anything, just good pure countrySenor-Dweedle

Riding around the Wild West on this bad boy? Yes please.

Riding around the Wild West on this bad boy? Yes please.

lundy86_4

Not only would a radio in RDR not make any sense, but the game had probably had the best soundtrack of any game I played this generation.

Not only would a radio in RDR not make any sense, but the game had probably had the best soundtrack of any game I played this generation.

richsena

Nothing wrong with the storyline.GeneralShowzer

[QUOTE="GeneralShowzer"]Nothing wrong with the storyline.foxhound_fox

[QUOTE="GeneralShowzer"]Nothing wrong with the storyline.foxhound_fox

Maybe Rockstar didn't want you to know them :3

That is one of the worst ideas I've ever heard of. The music was fantastic, not because it had vocals of that "western sound", but that it was atmospheric. Having modern western music, even music from way back, would have ruined it.

Totally a radio on a horse!

btw thought RDR was the worst game i ever played

finalstar2007

That is one of the worst ideas I've ever heard of. The music was fantastic, not because it had vocals of that "western sound", but that it was atmospheric. Having modern western music, even music from way back, would have ruined it.

Legendaryscmt

[QUOTE="GeneralShowzer"]Nothing wrong with the storyline.foxhound_fox

Seriously, that game lacked good music.. there was no country feel to its music.. It could just have good country playing in the background when travelling, no need for radio djs or anything, just good pure countrySenor-Dweedle

[QUOTE="foxhound_fox"][QUOTE="GeneralShowzer"]Nothing wrong with the storyline.GeneralShowzer

[QUOTE="finalstar2007"]

Totally a radio on a horse!

btw thought RDR was the worst game i ever played

princeofshapeir

[QUOTE="GeneralShowzer"][QUOTE="foxhound_fox"] Except everything. It was great on paper, but its execution, much like most Rockstar games, was horrid. It was drawn out about 20 hours too long, and there was no connection with Marston's family... something most games, books and movies with good, coherent plots and meaningful developments, would have put at the beginning rather right near the end, when there is barely any time to get to know them.princeofshapeir

It's not really the length as much as it is the game just dragging on. All RS games have pacing issues.

Showing his family wouldn't accomplish anything, it was better this way.GeneralShowzer

[QUOTE="princeofshapeir"][QUOTE="finalstar2007"]

Totally a radio on a horse!

btw thought RDR was the worst game i ever played

Guppy507

[QUOTE="GeneralShowzer"]Showing his family wouldn't accomplish anything, it was better this way.foxhound_fox

Sounds extra cheesy and cliche. Glad they avoided it.

Marston is set up as a character in the oppenng act, and is developer later on. And he's a great protagonist.

[QUOTE="foxhound_fox"][QUOTE="GeneralShowzer"]Showing his family wouldn't accomplish anything, it was better this way.GeneralShowzer

It's really sad that a COMPLAINT for games today is that they're "too long."princeofshapeir

[QUOTE="GeneralShowzer"][QUOTE="foxhound_fox"] No, it wasn't. How could I feel for Marston's plight if I never get to see the family he rags on about the whole way through? It would have made much better sense to start the game on his farm, have the government coming down on him, and taking his family hostage. Where the story started was horrible, and did nothing to sell Marston as a character. But then again, Rockstar's story-telling ability has never been good anyways, so I don't know why I even expected better of them.princeofshapeir

:P

Sounds extra cheesy and cliche.GeneralShowzer

[QUOTE="princeofshapeir"]It's really sad that a COMPLAINT for games today is that they're "too long."foxhound_fox

[QUOTE="princeofshapeir"][QUOTE="GeneralShowzer"] Sounds extra cheesy and cliche. Glad they avoided it.GeneralShowzer

:P

Well, that proves my point. I didn't say he was cold and unflinching. He manages to be a badass and a relatable character simultaneously, much like Niko Bellic.

No radios. Whilst free roaming in Red Dead Redemption I enjoyed that atmospheric music that played in the background from time to time.

Seriously, that game lacked good music.. there was no country feel to its music.. It could just have good country playing in the background when travelling, no need for radio djs or anything, just good pure countrySenor-Dweedle

Did you play the game with your TV on mute? The music was fantastic;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4k4i0Tjo7J4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7IkvAb6THQY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZ9iflvCwok

btw thought RDR was the worst game i ever played

finalstar2007

Strap a record player on a horse and you're ready to go!

Totally a radio on a horse!

btw thought RDR was the worst game i ever played

finalstar2007