small flaws like the travelling being rather tedious from time to time, toxicity in the player-base (but that's to be expected for any game) or, if your specs aren't top notch, having to run the game at a low resolution to stay within the "just barely reaching 30 fps on a good day" range. Overall this game is definitely worth a try, especially if it's on sale. I have no doubt that ill put just as many hours into this game that i did with GTA V if not more.

But for realsies this time, Red Dead 2 has amazing environments and landscapes along with NPC interaction in both online and story mode and the translation between being a written character with actual dialogue (Arthur Morgan) and a shallow husk of an online avatar works really smoothly. In my opinion Red Dead fixes a lot of the (mostly minor) problems i found while playing GTA V like minimal design changes to NPC and player characters, little to no extra, side activities to engage in, no combative diversity, poor stealth mechanics, and the weaponry (GTA's guns sound like plastic compared to the ones in Red Dead). With that being said there are a couple of-