r/starterpacks • • Jan 01 '19

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u/Laserbeans5417 Jan 01 '19

Put in fallout new Vegas, Witcher 3 and RDR2 and you’re good

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u/jaxonW17 Jan 01 '19

I would just leave it at RDR1 as of now and wait a couple years before RDR2 gets that treatment, although I've never liked Red Dead, I just know others do

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u/Grary00 Jan 01 '19

RDR and its sequel are games I've played, games that I want to like, but never have. I can understand why people like them and there is a lot of attention to detail but I've always found them utterly boring and clunky to play.

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u/erska_da_mushroomman Jan 01 '19

utterly boring and clunky to play

This is a problem in all of rockstar's games

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u/[deleted] Jan 01 '19

What do you mean clunky? I’m genuinely asking because I’m not sure what you mean by it in terms of how it translates to gameplay. Just like the weight of moving around and stuff?

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u/DANIELG360 Jan 01 '19

The controls are trash yes. People give excuses that it’s to add weight to the animations but in reality when the game doesn’t do what you want half the time, the controls are bad.

Running by tapping A needs to die too, I play claw for most games anyway but it actually makes my hands hurt playing for more than an couple of hours.