There won't be a fanbase left with the paltry amount of content to play in the online. It's like Sea of Thieves. It's fun at first but a boring slog of a grindfest and nothing to do but just grief is boring af.
I'm way more drawn to the multiplayer of this game than GTA. Getting lost in the wilderness of the old west is way more enticing than anything GTA could offer, as someone who likes to roleplay and is a big fan of the setting. All you're really saying is you prefer a different kind of multiplayer but that doesn't mean there's anything wrong with this approach.
I don't think it's anywhere close to Sea of Thieves and there's still plenty of players online. I'm sure they will pull players in.
I completely disagree with you on this. It's much more difficult to create an open wilderness that's aesthetically pleasing, organic, and doesn't feel empty in atmosphere and life. As someone who grew up in the country and spent a lot of time driving on backroads looking for animals and later got in to some landscape photography in Texas and Colorado, this setting is far more appealing to me than a city block that has some interesting details but I can't interact with in any meaningful way.
That's an ignorant statement. You vastly underestimate how hard it is to create landscapes. It's like you saying Michelangelo should have made David more jacked because it's objectively superior.
I didn't see that last part, don't know if you edited it or I missed it. You saying it's more detailed is wrong. GTA may have detail that is easier for you to recognize but there's a balance in making a wild landscape. If you put too much detail in it no longer feels organic, if you put too little it feels uninspired and lifeless. A good artist knows how to use the empty space to their advantage and RDR has done that masterfully. If I take everything in my kitchen and combine it in to one sandwich and compare it to a master chef who crafted a meal with a few ingredients but balanced them to compliment each other, I could say my sandwich has more detail because it has more parts, but the detail to me is the thought behind it.
I meant like Rob Liefield jacked. And unless you're a landscape artist, you have no idea how difficult it is to create something of this size.
Yeah I haven't touched a mission or Showdown in days, I just fish by Valentine to make money and hunt in the bayou when I need to mix it up. I think their plan is to trickle out content over time so they can keep players around as long as possible. With no updates in the past few weeks I'm betting the next one will be pretty substantial and might be new content, the balancing seems to be out of the way for the most part.
You read that completely wrong. The ONLY thing added today was gun rush. That's it. That other shit? That's what they have planned. All we got was cowboy fucking fortnite
Ah you're right, I imagine separating the lists means that they must be coming soon though. Looks like positive changes that people have been asking for, just need that content to come sooner than later.
