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Red Dead Redemption 2Credit: Rockstar Games
Light spoilers below
Red Dead Redemption 2 has been out for 5 full days. For some – those whose jobs are not video games and who have either a penchant for marathon sessions, or a penchant for big open world games – this could mean that you are still barely scratching the surface of the game. 39, a sprawling, sometimes unmanageable. epic, just starting right now. For others, those like me, you finish things by getting ready to draw the natural conclusions. And if you are at this place, you may be a little tired with this 60-hour thread. My advice for you? Continue to push.
Things do not start exactly happy in the world of Red Dead Redemption 2and they do not get much better from there. It is a long and sinister story that saves some first moments of lightness in the central regions, and subsequent chapters do not do much to change this general tone. If you thought that the winter was bad, wait until you see what happens in the last part of the story. At some point in my game phase, I began to collect sentences pronounced by game characters at the end of the game. A couple:
"We must move towards a conclusion, now!"
"Everything is almost finished"
"My way ends."
The game is not really subtle as you progress towards the end, and it's hard to miss those things. My advice, however, is quite contrary to what I usually say to people in the open world games, and this is this: do not take your time, do not complain, do not do sidequests. Just do it, and go from the front. In the meantime, you'll have heart-rending cinematic moments, and these are worth it. But even more, it will be worth it.
Once the main story is over, you end up in an extended epilogue that significantly reduces the tone. You will still need to review some of these things before things open again, but they finally open, more than 50 hours after the start of the game. And to be honest, the game gets a lot better: you have all the cards at your disposal, you have a ton of systems on sale, you have beautiful weapons and all the hats you can wear. And you can do everything without the weight of the world on your shoulders.
My complaint about Red Dead Redemption 2 & # 39; s The story is not that I do not particularly like it: I do not like it, but it's not so bad and it's accompanied by great moments. I complain that she's diametrically opposed to Rockstar's exploration of the game world, and that's no more obvious than when you're finally released. I will not tell you much more, but if you are halfway through this story, you will not regret taking a little time and slamming it.
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Red Dead Redemption 2Credit: Rockstar Games
Light spoilers below
Red Dead Redemption 2 has been out for 5 full days. For some – those whose jobs are not video games and who have either a penchant for marathon sessions, or a penchant for big open world games – this could mean that you are still barely scratching the surface of the game. 39, a sprawling, sometimes unmanageable. epic, just starting right now. For others, those like me, you finish things by getting ready to draw the natural conclusions. And if you are at this place, you may be a little tired with this 60-hour thread. My advice for you? Continue to push.
Things do not start exactly happy in the world of Red Dead Redemption 2and they do not get much better from there. It is a long and sinister story that saves some first moments of lightness in the central regions, and subsequent chapters do not do much to change this general tone. If you thought that the winter was bad, wait until you see what happens in the last part of the story. At some point in my game phase, I began to collect sentences pronounced by game characters at the end of the game. A couple:
"We must move towards a conclusion, now!"
"Everything is almost finished"
"My way ends."
The game is not really subtle as you progress towards the end, and it's hard to miss those things. My advice, however, is quite contrary to what I usually say to people in the open world games, and this is this: do not take your time, do not deign, do not do side-quest Just the do, and go ahead. In the meantime, you'll have heart-rending cinematic moments, and these are worth it. But even more, it will be worth it.
Once the main story is over, you end up in an extended epilogue that significantly reduces the tone. You will still need to review some of these things before things open again, but they finally open, more than 50 hours after the start of the game. And to be honest, the game gets a lot better: you have all the cards at your disposal, you have a ton of systems on sale, you have beautiful weapons and all the hats you can wear. And you can do everything without the weight of the world on your shoulders.
My complaint about Red Dead Redemption 2 & # 39; s The story is not that I do not particularly appreciate: it's true, but it's not so serious and it's accompanied by great moments. I complain that she's diametrically opposed to Rockstar's exploration of the game world, and that's no more obvious than when you're finally released. I will not tell you much more, but if you are halfway through this story, you will not regret taking a little time and slamming it.
