What do you think of RDR2 so far? (for those who are playing it)

[DonFerrari]

SvennoJ said:

DonFerrari said:

Yes, when you are following a leader in a war there isn't much room for challenging the order.

Nope, I only fire at guards when they keep hunting me and shooting without allowing me to run at all (usually guards paid by corrupts), if I can I'll run and run on the horse. I only loot villains.

I have paid all my bounties. but I'm just starting chapter 6, still haven't gotten near to blackwater.

It's not a war though, it's just in Dutch's head.

I'm getting so tired of baby sitting Dutch. He always runs out in the open, won't take cover, runs ahead. Failed, Dutch has died. Failed, Micah has died. Failed, You have abandoned the idiots. You have to shoot the guards or they will shoot your gang members and fail the mission, over and over.

I can't stand him!

Dutch has died several times on every mission with him, and I'm still stuck with the idiot.

In the mean time my honor is now maxed, and I'm close to $5000 dollars while helping out strangers all over the map. If only Arthur could fix the problems in his own house.

It's a war, you are being hunted by at least 4 groups that will do all to kill your gang or at least dutch.

I have only failed missions because of myself, no NPC have started running in front, at most they were doing correct pace and I had lagged behind. But sure even when having 12 people team I would kill 80% of the enemies =p

Seems like we are playing slightly different games kkk. have you looked at the configuration and perhaps you have some "autos" on some support configs that is causing these issues?

RaptorChrist said:
Also, Arthur has been with Dutch for over 20 years, and is the second-in-command. Whether or not he agrees with the orders Dutch gives him, he still takes responsibility to protect and provide for over a dozen women and children, be it for the good of the gang.

I just finished the game last night, and I found the story to be among the best in any game I've played. If it weren't for how good the story is, I don't think I would have enjoyed this game nearly as much as I did. It felt sluggish at times, and with the enormous number of slow animations and in-game cutscenes where your character is forced to walk a slow, set path, it was difficult at times for me to continue playing. The last 25 or so quests I just rushed through as I was only in it for the story at that point, and I didn't want to leave the game unfinished.

Looking back, damn, that was an epic journey...

Also you don't go against commander-in-chief on the open.