Necrobumb for this :
I'm getting very excited
RDR was set in 1911 when the Old West was "dying", to quote the game cover. Assuming it retains a Wild West setting, when could the next game be set? Anything later than WW1 would seem too farfetched even if the reality was somewhat different for most midwest, mid-Atlantic and southern states.
They get away with setting GTA games in the same time period.
What do you mean? I didn't get this, sorry.
I thought that it really worked. The problem with GTA IV is that the story became convoluted and unfocused at times; I often found myself doing jobs for someone - like Mallorie - with no idea why. But in GTA V, each protagonist had his own individual story running parallel to the main narrative, and each narrative thread was clearly defined.Multiple characters in GTA V was cool at first but I didn't like the protags as much as pretty much any other in a big Rockstar game
They did a very good job of managing multiple protagonists, come to think of it they couldn't have done it much better but personally I think I prefer just the one protagonist.I thought that it really worked. The problem with GTA IV is that the story became convoluted and unfocused at times; I often found myself doing jobs for someone - like Mallorie - with no idea why. But in GTA V, each protagonist had his own individual story running parallel to the main narrative, and each narrative thread was clearly defined.
The beauty of Red Dead Redemption is that it's essentially a trilogy trimmed down to fit one game. I could see it as a trilogy of films, with the first ending as Marston captured the first outlaw and riding back to Armadillo, and the second film starting with his being told that he needs to go to Mexico. It also helps that the midfle chapter - Mexico - is quite different to the other two.They did a very good job of managing multiple protagonists, come to think of it they couldn't have done it much better but personally I think I prefer just the one protagonist.
To me, setting is a product of the main thematic concerns of the story. Red Dead Redemption is very much about the death of the Old West, lamenting the lost romanticism of the period, but looking forward to the coming future. Marston is very much a man caught between both worlds, and in order to survive, he has to kill off one self - the irony is that he wants to kill off his violent nature, which is in itself a violent act, and so threatens to kill off his more human side. Each of the three men that he is sent after represent elements of that violent nature: Bill Williamson is his thuggish and impulsive side, Javier is his cowardice and his cunning, and Dutch is his nihilism and desire to live beyond the influence of society.I dont really mind where and when it stands but I do hope it's a classic western, not too modern.
IGN tweeted earlier to say the publisher registered the name Red Dead Online.Hyped but please for the love of god don't give us Red Dead Online with micro transactions
Hyped but please for the love of god don't give us Red Dead Online with micro transactions
IGN tweeted earlier to say the publisher registered the name Red Dead Online.
Fallout might be worth a look. It's free-roam, but there isn't much in the way of hunting. You can, however, get materials from the wildlife for crafting and cooking. And Far Cry 4 has a form of hunting where you harvest skins to craft new equipment (and taking down a rhino with a bow and arrow is fairly awesome). Likewise Rise of the Tomb Raider, but it and Far Cry 4 don't have vast open worlds. Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag also has hunting for crafting, and you get to be a pirate.I've been looking around for something similar, especially with free roam hunting for a loooong time.
It's possible that they're looking to include it alongside a single-player campaign. Metal Gear Online 3 shipped with Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain.I'm excited but this...
...will be a deal breaker.
Hyped but please for the love of god don't give us Red Dead Online with micro transactions
Developed by the creators of Grand Theft Auto V and Red Dead Redemption, Red Dead Redemption 2 is an epic tale of life in America’s unforgiving heartland. The game’s vast and atmospheric world will also provide the foundation for a brand new online multiplayer experience.
Can we recognise anyone in the 'gang'?
epic tale of life in America’s unforgiving heartland.
I wonder if this will be PS4/Xbox One/PC only?