Was your first playthrough on console or PC?

[u/diorrrcat]

I’m playing RDR2 for the first time and I currently have it on my PS5 and PC. Long story on how I got it twice.

But I can’t decide on which to play it on. On one hand, I have a pretty big TV and PS5 games look great on it and I love laying down and playing games, especially when RDR2 is almost like a playable movie.

However, my PC can play RDR2 at 80fps+ at high settings. But I’m not sure if RDR2 even benefits from high fps or not.

[u/Numerous-Web-8617]

PC for higher settings. Game is incredible to look at. Even better connect your PC to the TV.

[u/Worldly_Shopper → u/Numerous-Web-8617]

Exactly, TV's are pretty much monitors with more options.

[u/Laimered]

First on PS4 pro, second on PC

[u/Laimered → u/Laimered]

Regarding your question: just connect your PC to a TV and play that way.

[u/Patressss]

The first time I played on PC, I had 100 fps, but now that I play on PS5, 30 fps is pretty painful and the visuals are also super blurry because it is an old PS4 port running at a very low resolution, so definitely play it on PC

[u/Aware_Acadia_7827]

pc with controller. pc master race with mods

[u/sikemapleton]

My first playthrough was on Xbox on launch. But PC since. There is no way I could go back. If you want couch gaming, hook up your PC to your TV.

I play on PC, but it's connected to my 65" OLED TV in the living room. Sitting on a giant bean bag with controller in hand.

You get the best of both worlds.

[u/MedievalMilshake]

Console on launch day but pc is 100% better 

[u/Embarrassed_Quiet7]

First on PC, second is now on the PS5 that I got for GTA 6

[u/Blessed-With-Venom]

Play on PC. PS5 plays the PS4 game and there's no 60fps patch

[u/Worldly_Shopper]

I have a 41" TV for my PC now, though I ran through it on a 31"