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Topic	Realistically is R* gonna fix RDR2?
KnightofShikari 10/29/18 11:25:45 PM #34:	eggcorn posted... You know there's a shit ton of cheats for people who can't handle the game. don't the cheats disable saving or something? plus, then there's the slow animations. if i'm trying to loot a house and in a time crunch why does arthur take so damn long to grab things? plus if something's on the other side of the table i gotta maneuver arthur around to the other side to grab it instead of just reaching across the table like a normal person would. movement is a pain as well, in third person. if they could just take most of the first person controls and slap them into third person it would actually not be terrible. rockstar is yet again not using the analog controls like they should a lot of the systems are confusing since the tutorials are either incorrect or too vague. why have a mission in the intro to feed your camp by hunting if in the actual game hunting isn't how you do it? there's people on the RDR2 ps4 board that are wondering how much arthur needs to eat to not be underweight and apparently it's a ton of food. like almost 100 items of food. why have that hidden away in a sub-menu of a sub-menu instead of tying it to the health/stamina cores? just did a story mission that put an $85 bounty on me. yeah, very good design when it's one of the first missions where you might have $200 if you're not buying anything. way to forcibly take away a player's money just because he actually wanted to progress the story. surely this won't drive people to look crap up online so they don't have to deal with it anymore haven't actually been doing any pelt hunting but that stuff is also too vague. for one, the game only gives you a hint of the weapon to use, like a rifle. but if you use the wrong rifle, you can't get a pristine pelt, and pristine pelts are the only things worth getting. then, if you actually do use the right weapon, and you hit the target exactly where you should, it's up to RNG to grant you a pristine pelt. not really the right way to handle it. should be you need more non-pristine pelts in order to make up for it not being in perfect condition --- https://imgur.com/JKyRsbT https://imgur.com/oBDoTFs https://imgur.com/c3vwiiq https://imgur.com/7TwJTAu <cite>KnightofShikari posted [p:911426921] in Realistica... [t:77146743]...</cite> <quote><cite>eggcorn posted...</cite> <quote>You know there's a shit ton of cheats for people who can't handle the game.</quote> don't the cheats disable saving or something? plus, then there's the slow animations. if i'm trying to loot a house and in a time crunch why does arthur take so damn long to grab things? plus if something's on the other side of the table i gotta maneuver arthur around to the other side to grab it instead of just reaching across the table like a normal person would. movement is a pain as well, in third person. if they could just take most of the first person controls and slap them into third person it would actually not be terrible. rockstar is yet again not using the analog controls like they should a lot of the systems are confusing since the tutorials are either incorrect or too vague. why have a mission in the intro to feed your camp by hunting if in the actual game hunting isn't how you do it? there's people on the RDR2 ps4 board that are wondering how much arthur needs to eat to not be underweight and apparently it's a ton of food. like almost 100 items of food. why have that hidden away in a sub-menu of a sub-menu instead of tying it to the health/stamina cores? just did a story mission that put an $85 bounty on me. yeah, very good design when it's one of the first missions where you might have $200 if you're not buying anything. way to forcibly take away a player's money just because he actually wanted to progress the story. surely this won't drive people to look crap up online so they don't have to deal with it anymore haven't actually been doing any pelt hunting but that stuff is also too vague. for one, the game only gives you a hint of the weapon to use, like a rifle. but if you use the wrong rifle, you can't get a pristine pelt, and pristine pelts are the only things worth getting. then, if you actually do use the right weapon, and you hit the target exactly where you should, it's up to RNG to grant you a pristine pelt. not really the right way to handle it. should be you need more non-pristine pelts in order to make up for it not being in perfect condition --- https://imgur.com/JKyRsbT https://imgur.com/oBDoTFs https://imgur.com/c3vwiiq https://imgur.com/7TwJTAu</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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