HuDawg

It took me about 60 hours to finish the main story of the game. I left alot of side quest for after the main campaign. I mostly stuck with side missions that where tied to Arthur. Camp mission...And stayed on track with the main story. Hung around camp alot too.. For me, i don't like putting off main story missions for too long. I like to play it out like a TV series. That way its still fresh. Sure as hell got my moneys worth. Can't wait to play through it again next year sometime.

What i meant is people would use insurance against players. The oldest example was the Entity Super Car which was bullet proof from the rear. So players would position the car with the rear end toward players and attack. Forcing players to blow up the vehicle. The defending player would end up paying insurance money for it. Nowadays in GTA O. You can get chased by a flying bike with rockets. You blow that up, you pay insurance. The player instantly gets it back, and comes right back at you. Basically forcing the defending player to either go passive, or lose tons money due to insurance if they keep taking the bike down..

When GTA O 1st started off it was pretty awesome... It was no where near perfect, R* did make some really dumb choices in GTA O when it 1st started. Insurance ( so players used high insured vehicles to attack other players) ... Always on player blips (players alway knew where others where). Which made it easy to troll players Catch up in races. (Which slowed down the person in front for some reason) To much weapon, ammo and explosive carries. (25 stickies...20 rpgs.. 1000's of bullets with a ton of guns) But, by the time the Xbone and PS4 version came around.. The game started to go down hill. Free Aim players had to deal with "free aim assisted aim' Which was a soft snap auto aim. Which defeated the purpose of a FREE AIM mode R* added new free roam business missions. But due to always on blips and a notifications, it made it easy to attack and troll players. And this could only be played in Public sessions. Allowed players to instantly fill up all their ammo by using a mini menu instead of having to go to a gun store. Which basically gave players the ability to always have ammo and explosives. Allowed players to own heavily armed and armored vehicles.. Some of which had insurance tied to it. Flying bikes and cars.. that had the best lock on rockets in the game and a high insurance for destroying them. I could go on and on. And now we wait for RDR Online.. And im just sitting here wondering just what the hell R* is going do with this. Because no real GOOD info has been given about this. I really hope we get the same aim modes as the last RDR had for multiplayer. Auto aim for players who enjoy auto aim. free aim for the players who enjoy manual. And keep them separate. And i also hope they have a friendly free roam just for co-op. Player blips, i also hope are limited and NOT just always on all the time. As far as ammo goes. If R* allows instant refills of ammo then RDR O will turn into dynamite and explosive rounds non stop. Guess we will all know in a week of two what R* has in store. Im just a bit anxious.

Maybe you should give them some advice. Im sure your resume of high quality story telling in successful video games will win them over. What in blue freakin hell are you talking about? lol Back to reality.. This is probably the BEST story driven game i've ever played in my life. Even my girlfriend asked me not to play the MAIN story missions without her, because she got wrapped up in it and loved to watch. And she has never done that before. You sound like one of those people on meta critic that gave the game a ZERO for the dumbest reasons possible. For me, they would have to pry this game out of my cold dead hands before i sell it...

Hey everyone.. Im Hudawg. A few of you know me from the F13th forums. Im a bad, bad dog...even when im good. Lookin' forward to all the wild times on this forum. The good the bad and the ugly.. But if anyone calls me a good dog, il bite your fingers off. Peace everyone..