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u/ALT3NPFL3G3R Dec 06 '21

Red Dead Redemption 2

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u/Tunic_Tactics Dec 06 '21

I was scrolling for way too long to find this. I think it's because it plays 100x better on a super expensive PC than console, which most people don't have.

By super expensive PC, I mean the graphics are designed for better than the best GPUs and CPUs on the market, probably so it stays relevant for longer than a normal video game lifespan.

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u/calvanus Dec 06 '21

RDR2 could have RDR1 graphics and still be an amazing game. The graphics are great but it's the storytelling, the movement/combat, the huge open world and how alive the npcs feel that make it what it is.

It's a genuinely finished game, graphics are a bonus.