Thread: Red Dead Redemption 2

Red dead Redemption.. The game of the century! This game has a lot of realistic details where u should think before act. Also, I'm kinda interested in the RDR multiplayer since it reminds me of CS: GO because of the tactical thinking. Actually, in order to raise the character lvl in RDR is less difficult than it's for the Counter-Strike since I noticed that CS: GO ranking requires a lot of personal time in order to raise the rank. The guys from the cs boost service require not too much money but can do the work pretty quick. I wonder if there's a similar thing with RDR...

I don't like Red Dead Redemption 2 I am more with rocket league, does someone play? Because I am a big fan but I don't have a friend with whom to play. I am sure that if you play with someone it's much more interesting. Also, I do some trades with skins in rocket league and I can learn somebody how to do good rocket league trading. In the beginning, it was hard for me too because I didn't know any site that can help you and give you additional information about skin's cost but now I have all baggage of knowledge on how to trade.

someone played? indeed

Originally Posted by Hawgdriver

someone played? indeed

He sounds like an O'Driscol

I've been doing RDR II but mostly online. I forget how much of the storyline I've completed. GTA Online is pretty seriously crusty at this point, traffic is greatly decreased even with the big bonuses and $1+ million heist takes. The need to get on GTA VI.

I downloaded RDR2 on the PS5 and haven't played it it. I plan on immersing myself into it and FF7's remake when this nightmare is over!

Started playing this again recently. I had started it years ago, and then got bored with it early on and it got shuffled off to the side.

I had read a few comments here along the lines of "I wish I had taken more time and done more hunting/fishing etc., before moving on with the story", and I now see I took those comments too literally. I tried to do that and hadn't played long enough to unlock enough of the game to have fun doing those things.

Anyways, I'm back at it, and trying to keep a balance between missions/side missions/and exploring/hunting/fishing. There's so much, it's still overwhelming.

This is the one game I really want to get back into. I didn't play it enough - don't really play many games at all anymore - but it seemed a lot like Skyrim, which I really enjoyed.

Originally Posted by BroncoJoe

This is the one game I really want to get back into. I didn't play it enough - don't really play many games at all anymore - but it seemed a lot like Skyrim, which I really enjoyed.

Do it! Make time for yourself! You deserve your joy!

Originally Posted by BroncoJoe

This is the one game I really want to get back into. I didn't play it enough - don't really play many games at all anymore - but it seemed a lot like Skyrim, which I really enjoyed.

I love for offline single player games and Red Dead was incredible and I went through it twice! Second pay through I hung out at the chapter 2 camp much longer and just did side quests, fishing, hunting and exploring to avoid the heartbreaking story of the later game.

I got Eldin Ring for Father’s Day and already sunk 40 hours into it. It’s like Skyrim on steroids. You die a LOT early on but the game rewards you being patient and before you know it you feel like a demigod. I’m going back to early areas and just wrecking enemies and bosses that one-shotted me and it’s so cathartic! Gorgeous game, too! I miss my summers growing up and playing Zelda on my NES/SNES and this takes me back. It’s rare for me to game anymore so I’m enjoying it when I get the chance.

I like the game but the Rockstar weapon wheel always screws me over and gets me killed. GTA V, RDR 2. Same.