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Why does RDR feel so full of activity? 2017-08-23 09:11:08 Post No. 387985529
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When I play this game, it's weird because it feels like there is so much to do compared to other open world games. A lot of the world is actually really flat and empty, but when I play it I still get the impression there's lots to do. Anyone else know what I mean? It has aged astonishgly well. I love a lot of the little activities, like bounty hunting, night watches, the poker/blackjack, hunting and random events.
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Is it worth getting a weeks trial of PS Now or whatever its called just to play it, and then cancel the trial?
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You clearly have only played post-2006 console games
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>>387985734
yeah definitely.
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>>387985529
The "empty" world is thematically consistent and moving through it feels good which is why it isn't a problem. It plays into the cowboy fantasy.
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>>387985831
It also has somewhat realistic (or at least convincing) topography. It's not like it's just a flat desert with nothing but sand, there's a lot of hills, cacti, fauna and plateaus.
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>>387985734
Youll have to pay 10$
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GUN will always be the original, RDR basically took the concept and improved on it.
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>>387985734
you can probably find the game used in a store for around 10 bucks....
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>>387985734
Be careful with PS Now. Unless you have a really good internet connection, it will be blurry and laggy as fuck
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>>387986662
200mbps enough?
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>>387986809
an ethernet cable is essentiall for PS Now. I mean you can try it wirelessly but it worked terribly for me
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