Red Dead Redemption Daily Question & Answer Thread - February 25, 2020

Daily Question & Answer Thread - February 25, 2020
you, sir, are a fish
LENNAY.
For an old game the first red dead is still beautiful
Chapter 2 (and 3 for that matter) is secretly genius: They're supposed to be too much like a Rockstar game.
I love mods, sorry for the bad quality
We're running out of things to intimidate.
As soon as I saw the pompous twat walking down the street I knew she was going to interrupt my photo shoot.
Albert Mason would be proud of this shot
Easily one of my favourite scenes. What’s yours?
Arthur and John as Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
Arthur, this fine gentleman here has offered to take us bowling. I surely INSIST you go with us.
Arthur demonstrating that with faith, all things are possible
Just finished a drawing of Arthur and just wanted to know what my fellow outlaws think.
The members of the Sheriff's department are awfully close in Valentine...
I love this moment I wish I could go back in time and rewatch it like it was the first time I ever did!!!
Molly reading in moonlight at Clemens Point
My girl
I just wanted to find a heirloom...(near Valentine)
No wonder Valentine gets shot up so much! A guy can't even get a haircut without someone getting all uppity.
Guys help I’m about to lose my ranch!
Well,its true.
Lego Red Dead Redemption 2 3d art that i made.
I had a lot of fun, uncle Arthur. Señor Bronte made me spaghetti.

Daily Question & Answer Thread - February 25, 2020

Posted: 25 Feb 2020 09:08 AM PST

All common questions about the game should be directed here. This includes both single-player and online questions. When asking a question, it is often beneficial to share which mode you are referring to in order to get an accurate response. Also consider sharing any relevant information that may help someone answer your question.

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RDR is a great game

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you, sir, are a fish

Posted: 25 Feb 2020 08:59 AM PST

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LENNAY.

Posted: 24 Feb 2020 11:17 PM PST

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For an old game the first red dead is still beautiful

Posted: 25 Feb 2020 06:05 AM PST

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Chapter 2 (and 3 for that matter) is secretly genius: They're supposed to be too much like a Rockstar game.

Posted: 25 Feb 2020 08:13 AM PST

So my first playthrough of chapter 2, I realized how the plot felt like the average Rockstar game. Specifically with the main protagonist being visited/blackmailed by a government agent to do their bidding (like ULP in GTA IV and Steve Haines in GTA V), the main protagonist having a love interest (that serves as a mission giver) that he has to win back (like Michael in GTA V), having heists that will gain the player money, having a rival gang that is conveyed as the main problem to the protagonists that will need to be fought, having some ultra rich business mogul going after the protagonists (Devin Weston and Cornwall), having a mission where the player just gets drunk as hell, and having multiple missions where you just murder half a town (Blessed are the Meek? for example).

However, this is how Chapter 2 is genius, they setup the average Rockstar plot elements and make it so that the transition from GTA V's campaign to RDR2 easier. But Chapter 3 knocks down most of these similarities, instead of the protagonist following the word of the government agent, he chooses to stick with his gang, instead of following his love interest, he sticks to the gang. Instead of GTA V's limitless and non-consequential slaughter of entire cities of NPCs in missions/free roam, there are consequences to those actions. The main antagonist gang is switched out for a different gang. Sean's sudden death is supposed to serve as a wakeup call to the player that this isn't GTA V anymore, that it's not going to be a success story with Arthur getting back his love interest, making a ton of cash and then happily retiring.

Dutch almost symbolizes the common GTA solution to the protagonist's problems: Get Money, Kill A Ton of People, Escape without a trace. But the game continually reminds the player that there are consequences to their actions, and take a more realistic approach to this solution.

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I love mods, sorry for the bad quality

Posted: 25 Feb 2020 03:10 AM PST