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Mine is after a popular Western/Ranch/US style of restaurants... yes, I have no imagination

Love Shake Shack here too, they are on the limits of greasy/oiliness though!!

This would be awesome if true, but some of the comments are also saying it's fake (the icon being someone's profile pics), eg

Very interesting... I suppose it could definitely be true for lower level personnel.

Regardless of what's being said in interviews, hinted at, analysed etc I am 100% confident that the game will not disappoint anyone here. This is Rockstar we are talking about. When have they ever failed to deliver (and I'm not talking about delays!)?

Chrome spurs?

That's a really good point actually. In this day and age when movie and TV studios can't even keep entire films or shows under wraps it is very surprising that Rockstar and other game companies (not Ubisoft lol) can avoid even a single screenshot or other asset getting out. A lot less people (and external parties/contractors) in the process?

Having thought about it, with the addition of the kid and how that will affect the way you play, story, etc, I think this could be my favorite GOW yet...

Yeah I'd be curious to know some numbers around the PS Now service... would be hard to believe it's doing well.

It's been the longest time EVER in between Rockstar Games' games... how could it not be mind blowing right!?

TV series - Family Guy, Archer, The Simpsons etc. I can watch that stuff all day

Rockstar Games Release History 2004 - GTA San Andreas 2005 - The Warriors 2006 - Bully and Table Tennis 2007 - Manhunt 2 2008 - GTA IV 2009 - GTA Chinatown Wars 2010 - Red Dead Redemption 2011 - L.A. Noire 2012 - Max Payne 3 2013 - GTA V 2018 - Red Dead Redemption 2 Spot the difference

Kratos is a killing machine... quite a change now to be taking care of a kid

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lol Looking forward to it also...

I merged the two topics and think that absolutely, modding is fantastic and should ideally be allowed. It benefits both parties when done correctly - fans get what they want and publishers sell more games and please their fans more. I get the security side of it too though - game companies want to protect their valuable property and there will always be those who are looking to take advantage and abuse the system - they must be stopped. Maybe developers need to develop with mods in mind - creating a secure sandbox of some sort in which modders can change what they want, but that is completed blocked off from the other important stuff, like online, piracy protection, etc. I have no idea if that is feasible though. Also, clearly I am in the minority having never created my own mod before - good stuff guys!

We've kept to the facts on our FAQ page - https://www.rdr2.org/faq/

Thanks for the heads up and your feedback!

Could a less "intrusive" modding tool be made? Bearing in mind I know nothing about how modding works...

Agree with both above - Red Dead Redemption 2 will be bigger than we think and E3 was a let-down for me personally too (and not just from a no Red Dead Redemption 2 info point of view, which I knew would be a no-show).

Aaaaaaand - nothing re Red Dead Redemption 2. As expected TBH.

I'll be watching, not expecting anything new. Maybe a mention...

haha standard E3 cringe

lol that was quick to get out!

Not yet, we will have thousands of Outlaws next year though I am certain!