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The tale of hunting the deer excited me too. Not the fact that the deer cries and suffers...but yes, that i guess. I don't like the cries of an animal dying but i appreciate the attention to detail and sense of realism. Does this mean all animals or enemies are not simply alive or dead? can you leave a man wounded in battle or defend yourself against a bear or cougar attack by shooting and not killing it? I don't know, but the possibility is intriguing.1 point
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If they are smart, they will do just that. They will have you be Arthur for like 85% of the game and then just switch it on you and have you pull the trigger on him. One would assume you grow to enjoy the guy so it makes it even more intense when you have to shoot him. I see no way this game ends where he is alive.1 point
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Most gaming trailers are like this. I mean you can't get too fussed over it.1 point
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I am not sure this would be a thing, it depends on how they do fist to fist combat but something like a "fight club" online game would be fun. You go up against different players and just brawl it out until there are only two standing and the winner gets the money.1 point
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Very few who I have talked to thought it would. It is two different games. GTA has "modern" appeal with cars and what not which a lot of the younger Rockstar fans enjoy. I didn't know many 9 to 15 year olds who played RDR. Most people seemed to be 19 to 35 years old.1 point
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Not their thing. All the beta testing will be done inside their studios by people hired by them. Don't count on a single gameplay video on YouTube before the release date. That's how it was with GTA V.1 point
