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It truly is a stunning game. I very strongly advise you guys to try it out

>>26259
The combat is also much more enjoyable imo than other games like call of duty and other basic FPS shooters

Let's also not forget about the absolutely massive open world filled with exploration possibilities, side missions, hunting, and nearly everything under the sun

And let's not forget the highly customizable main character, Arthur Morgan, seen in OP with longer hair and a nicer hat (who is hot)

And finally the characters and story are eadily some of the best written pieces of content in gaming as of yet

>>26257
All of these faggots are disguustingggggggg

>>26264
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My disgusting ex loved RDR (he played the first game at launch, same for the second) so i've always avoided RDR2 because of him, he was a misogynistic piece of shit so i didn't trust his opinion. Also i hate Rockstar, used to play GTA San Andreas and Vice City with my cousins when i was a kid but as i grew up and GTAV came out i realized how misogynistic and shitty these games are, so it was another reason for me to avoid RDR2.

This thread is making me doubt my choice, if my precious nonas love it maybe i can too! I absolutely love RPGs and action-RPGs too. Maybe i should give it a try…

>>26271
>Also i hate Rockstar, used to play GTA San Andreas and Vice City with my cousins when i was a kid but as i grew up and GTAV came out i realized how misogynistic and shitty these games are, so it was another reason for me to avoid RDR2.
yes, GTA is so deeply rooted in misogyny it's unreal. Women are quite literally treated as objects, with basically no exception, and 90% of them you meet are hookers. It really is a game made solely for males.
Red Dead is far better than GTA in this area, and contrary to GTA it does have very well written female characters. My personal favorites are Saide Adler and Karen. It also features suffragettes who you can interact with, but obviously psychotic moids like to kill them even if it hurts and decreases the honor of the player, because they are moids.
I do understand the precaution as this is a rockstar game, and they have a shitty track history, but compared to the fact that the game is set in 1899, the developers did a great job at putting in various rich and well developed female characters without hurting historical accuracy.
You don't have to force yourself or anything, but If you generally enjoy open exploration games with a story and you don't shy away from combat, I do very much recommend it.

>>26257
Since you liked RDR2 I recommend you try Days Gone, while not to the scale of an open world like RDR its got an alright story and zombies

>>26257
>>26257
RDR1 was better. But that might be because I had nobody to play RDR2 with.

Too easy, missions repetitive.

>>26271
It's a great game. It isn't misogynistic the way GTA is (having said that, I've never actually played GTA, I'm just assuming it is based on the content I've seen of GTA from playthrough or video clips). You can play it for the story, you can meander around and complete the challenges, you can treat it as a collect a thon, you can go down all the side quests, it's a game that you can play in many different ways and the graphics are amazing. There is no prostitution that the player can engage in. I recommend playing RDR 1 first even though RDR 2 is a prequel because the story of RDR 1 enhances the content within RDR 2.

>>26283
I didn't like Sadie Adler's character, but many do. Her character doesn't really go through a transformation or arc and it's boring to me. I feel like it's obvious she's written by a male writer who is intending to be progressive. I appreciate the sentiment, but hur dur traumatized woman becomes psycho and full of rage with no other defining characteristics is a very male coded trope to me. It would be more interesting if her issues with rage were addressed or if she changed from being that way. There's a whole genre of movies made by men which are about female characters who are raped and then become killers and it came off that way to me. Sadie is so violent she isn't reliable and I wish that were touched on for realism.

My favorite female characters were Mrs. Grimshaw, Abigail, and Bonnie McFarland. All of the female characters are relatively well rounded considering they're minor characters. I truly believe Rockstar is trying to appeal to more players by not making RDR as sexist and I believe it worked.

>>35105
Your point on Sadie is very valid. Not saying women can't be violent, but sperging out in a bloody path of revenge is something much likelier to occur to a random moid