I got a few glitch/freeze problems, as well as some bad texture popup, however...installing the game and one update from XBL and not a single error, of any kind.
It was good the first few days (during the NA only release), it was full of people wanting to posse up. Only since the rest of the world got it have I been coming across this lack of wanting to join a posse...Taipan700 said:I've got it on PS3 and I've been riddling' no good scumbags (and a few unfortunate animals) with holes for about 16 hours straight. As far as the main story goes? Only just broken in my first wild horse and acquired the lasso. Now THATS longevity!
It's so incredibly immersive and I LOVES it!
Finding it a bit hard to get a good multiplayer experience though.
It wasn't last minute, he only heard it last minute.Brandon Banton said:Your the one who decided last minute to cheap out on the PS3 and your BROTHER`s the dick? Seriously that's dickish on your part.PoisonUnagi said:Well...
My brother made a snap decision 2 days ago that he desperately wanted a PS3 almost solely on the fact that RD:R has just come out. We ended up going to the local shop-zone-place and compared prices, then I said I wouldn't pay more that $100 because I was still wondering what the point of a PS3 was when we already had 5 PCs and a PS2, so he got incredibly pissed and got MW2 instead. I'm guessing he'll be bored of it in about 10 days.
The lesson: My brother's a dick.
Quick question, how many times do you have to shoot people before they die?Velvo said:Holy shit, I am near the end, I think and it has been simply amazing. Play it on a big TV if you can. The scenery is amazing, the combat is tight and challenging, the immersion factor is deep. Where it really shines is the random events. It feels like a real world. Plot is really cool too. Just when you think things are getting stale it changes it up well. Characters are awesome too. The main character, Marston, is much more relatable than Niko Bellic, I think.
I've noticed a couple glitches, but nothing that crashed my game or anything. The worst was when I went behind cover and suddenly appeared about 400 ft above the ground. Needless to say, I died. Only seen like, 3 though, so overall pretty seamless.
All in all, I highly recommend. Course, I'm one of those fellows who like deep stories and long games that take a while to start and all that. If you want to feel like a badass cowboy of the west, look no further.
Headshots are one-shot killsIronic Pirate said:Quick question, how many times do you have to shoot people before they die?
It sounds random, but I feel part of the spirit of the old western movies was people just dropping dead after one or two shots.
Until you unlock the challenges that require you to do the same thing they're doing, you mean.Kapol said:The game is a lot of fun. I like the way the online was done. I'm someone who HATES playing with other people, but the idea that you can go to help other actual people shoot out some gang if you want or just let them do it themselves while going around the open-world to have fun is appealing, though there's always the jerks who like to run around and kill people for no reason. They ruin the game for me to be honest.
Ah, I didn't know that. I haven't played much of it online to be perfectly honest. I've been too busy playing through the single player mode. All I know is that the first time I went online, this random person started the Pike's Basin challenge and I went over to help him because I could. Later, while I was in the menu, some random guy shot me for no reason. I was basing that off my experience with the game. Sorry if I was incorrect.King of the Sandbox said:Until you unlock the challenges that require you to do the same thing they're doing, you mean.Kapol said:The game is a lot of fun. I like the way the online was done. I'm someone who HATES playing with other people, but the idea that you can go to help other actual people shoot out some gang if you want or just let them do it themselves while going around the open-world to have fun is appealing, though there's always the jerks who like to run around and kill people for no reason. They ruin the game for me to be honest.
Yeah, the realism is pretty crazy that way, in that people get pissed when you nudge them. I prefer it that way, but I can understand not wanting that in a game. I find that the criticism and cynicism is pretty accurate, especially for America in 1911.Casual Shinji said:I'm not really feeling the main character as much if at all, but shooting people of their horses looks and feels very good. You do seem to get a bounty on your head for the slightest reason, though. I was riding my horse and accidentally nudged a sheriff and I immediately have 20 bucks on my head.
The wastelands do feel a little bit to empty even with the random encounters, but I guess that's why the call it a wasteland. And because this is a Rockstar game you can't have even two lines of dialoge without America being critisized wich gets a little tiresome. All in all it's a good game, but it has a VERY mellow pace.
ps. Am I the only one who's feeling rather lonesome during multi-player? Is anyone even playing this game online?