Red Dead Online: It can take up to 8 hours to get the gold bullion

The Red Dead Online players have figured out how long it would take them to get the gold bullion – and they are not happy with that idea.

The beta version of the online Red Dead Redemption 2 has already begun to be available, with the owners of Red Dead Redemption 2: Ultimate Edition being the first to experience this mode. Although microtransactions have not yet been activated, Rockstar has already confirmed that players will be able to buy gold bullion in the game shop. If you do not go out of your wallet, a gold bar can you take up to 8 hours to conquer.

In a publication detailing what to expect from the beta, Rockstar states:

"You may notice that some areas of the game's menus are not yet available or available during this preliminary beta period, such as the in-game store, which opens up to offer the opportunity to buy gold bullion for direct purchase, cosmetic items such as camp decorations or a special style for your guns. "

The good news is that it seems that gold bullion will only be used to buy cosmetics. The bad new potential for players who do not want to spend money to get a bar is that they will have to spend several hours in the game, as demonstrated by the user of Reddit UnavailableIDs via Wccftech.

The message comes in response to another user, who said that it could take up to 5 hours to get a single bar:

"I played about 4 hours yesterday, it takes 100 nuggets to make a gold bar.You get between 0.02 and 0.04 (0.02 gold bar = 2 nuggets) of the series (match to death, races, etc.), each of ten minutes.

Assuming you still receive 0.02 and there is no load time, you need 50 matches (500 minutes) to get a gold bullion. It's 8:20 am, assuming you get the worst reward of nuggets and you always reach the time limit. "

It should be noted that Red Dead Online is still in beta. The rhythm at which players earn money and gold bullion can therefore be changed, and we still do not know how much real money bullion will cost.

Red Dead Online includes a Royal Battle Mode.

Abílio Rodrigues [of Rivia] is the technology editor of IGN Portugal, I admit to being a music lover and a video game enthusiast on PC. You can follow him on @KaikaneTR