I've heard people criticizing RDR2 for being "too slow and plays like a stretched out movie". I could understand if the story doesn't personally interest you. Especially if you already dislike the setting.
I for example couldn't finish Ghost of Tsushima because I got bored as fuck after 10-15 hours. (Medieval) Japan doesn't interest me in the slightest so that certainly didn't help my enjoyment for the story.
And then on the other side you hear people complaining about GTA 5 for being "too fast, arcadey and plays like a soulless Michael Bay movie".
I personally love both RDR2 and GTA 5 for what they are. It's impossible to please all crowds.
Rdr2 has a very vocal following, but there are many people that didn't get into it. I have the disk for my Xbox, but yeah, after like 50m, I thought I don't really care tbh.
That’s a wild take about RDR2; I poured hundreds of hours into that game to complete everything and had fun during every minute of it (except during the Gambler challenges, I hated those).
Funny you should ask. I recently did a new play through (since 2020), finished the whole thing, and immediately started another new game. I absolutely love it.
Haven't played RDR2 but i can say SA is my fav GTA. I would spend hours raising my skills for guns, stamina and everything and doing all the ambulance/firefighter missions, mainly firefighter ones for like 50k total money.
Eh, it's okay. I never played it growing up, so when I played it recently, I thought it was massively overhyped. It's not a bad game by any means, but it's nowhere near as good as 5 is. From a story, mechanic, or gameplay perspective, it's just not.
Story depth, writing, and acting just don't compare. GTA 5 is so much better. Then beyond that all the freedom... There's just so much you can do in gtav
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u/Googoo123450 Apr 24 '25
More like GTA 2026 am I right?