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Topic	I still really don't understand the love for Breath of the Wild
Smarkil 12/17/18 11:07:20 PM #70:	zebatov posted... Smarkil posted... Sarcasthma posted... Surprisingly, RDR2 managed to have a huge and Interesting open world. Eh, it gets pretty repetitive. There are only so many encounters you can come across in the open world before they just start repeating. And the fact that you can only fast travel after a considerable time in the game, and with it only being one way, makes it even worse. I spent so much time just doing the stupid 'cinematic' riding just so I didn't have to drudge my way from point A to B (I'm looking at you hunting). It's dependent on how fast you earn the money needed to upgrade your wagon. Up to two hours maybe. That's assuming you're playing either knowing that it exists, or that your primary goal is to upgrade Arthur's shit. I don't believe it mentions the ability to fast travel until you unlock it. Regardless, it's still one way. So even if you do unlock it immediately, you still have to run your fat ass back to camp every time you want to use it. Were you in the grizzlies picking up a pelt or two? Enjoy the 20 minute ride back into town. Found a pelt on the way to a mission? Hope you're okay with its rating decaying before you get back to a trader. RDR2's characters, acting, and a lot of the side missions are great. The open world stuff was bullshit. --- I promise that if the game stinks I will make a topic about how I hate it and you can all laugh at me - Mead on Fallout 76 <cite>Smarkil posted [p:914310411] in I still re... [t:77308288]...</cite> <quote><cite>zebatov posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Smarkil posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Sarcasthma posted...</cite> <quote>Surprisingly, RDR2 managed to have a huge and Interesting open world.</quote> Eh, it gets pretty repetitive. There are only so many encounters you can come across in the open world before they just start repeating. And the fact that you can only fast travel after a considerable time in the game, and with it only being one way, makes it even worse. I spent so much time just doing the stupid 'cinematic' riding just so I didn't have to drudge my way from point A to B (I'm looking at you hunting).</quote> It's dependent on how fast you earn the money needed to upgrade your wagon. Up to two hours maybe.</quote> That's assuming you're playing either knowing that it exists, or that your primary goal is to upgrade Arthur's shit. I don't believe it mentions the ability to fast travel until you unlock it. Regardless, it's still one way. So even if you do unlock it immediately, you still have to run your fat ass back to camp every time you want to use it. Were you in the grizzlies picking up a pelt or two? Enjoy the 20 minute ride back into town. Found a pelt on the way to a mission? Hope you're okay with its rating decaying before you get back to a trader. RDR2's characters, acting, and a lot of the side missions are great. The open world stuff was bullshit. --- I promise that if the game stinks I will make a topic about how I hate it and you can all laugh at me - Mead on Fallout 76 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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