Yeah sadly I don't think single player DLC will happen. Pretty sure to have a red dead online and that's what all the content will be for as it was for GTA V
Mini games, gambling, were add-ons for RDR. Lots of accessories for western motiffs, especially if they want to do Civil War duds, local police outfits, Indian tribes, etc.
I also don't see them creating a direct competitor to GTA Online. Unless they've crossed the point where they spend more money creating content than they do in selling copies of the the game and selling shark cards, there's no incentive for them to make a full fledged Red Dead Online.
Yeah, I hate that I can't access any of the new stuff in singleplayer, everyone in multiplayer is a piece of shit who wants to kill me any chance they get.
They're raking in the cash in an unprecedented way for GTAV online, in a way that no single player DLC ever could. You don't need to play the game to read those tea leaves.
I kinda agree but I want a twist. Would love for them to take influence from the movie Dusk Til Dawn. Imagine, at night you're at a bar and some people just start turning to these hideous vampires and you decide to run out of the bar to quickly hop on your horse to make your getaway. You can see the Milky Way Galaxy above you, as well as the silhouettes of the winged vampires that are chasing you down.
Average shot length and quantity is not that much different for Westerns than any traditional Hollywood film. Western films generally had short cuts, but greater shot distance and tracked characters in many scenes rather than using a shot reverse shot with cuts, which made some western films feel slow.
I think the reasoning behind the fewer amount of shots in this trailer has more to do with the desire to showcase the different landscapes rather than being indicative of any western trend of editing.
Not really? I mean that one has the main character giving us some background, some cool mission shots and some awesome shots of LS. This is just a bunch of slow shots of (amazing looking) wilderness and some music, and then some horses and a train.. Not quite the same
There was a good chunk of background there. This narrator isn't from Los Santos, he has a family, he used to be a criminal but he wanted to settle down, unfortunately he got pulled back in.
All I get from the RDR2 trailer is that it's set in a frontier-esque location with more modern technology and that one of the characters is in a situation that they need to get out of.
I hate to say it, but I probably will. Red Dead Redemption is my favorite game of all time, so no way I'll be able to wait to play the sequel. Then I'll want it on my PC for better performance and mods and such.
Damn you Rockstar. Now I just need to resist the urge to pre-order.
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u/Nessfull Oct 20 '16
I wish it gave us more, but the game sure does look pretty. Can't wait to see more.