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If that the case and the game doesn't allow the change, it could very well be because they considered this about losing the clothing. .....especially since some of these items can be bought with gold and therefore real money. They probably just didn't want to deal with the hassle of people requesting refunds for clothing they bought, exchanges for ladies / mens clothes, etc.
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1 hour ago, Gabe02 said:
Thanks a lot!!! You added it. Great
thanks again
R* did.... Keep submitting your feedback. You never know what may end up being considered especially if they get enough requests.
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For those who haven't read the article posted on 9/27 in this forum, I would suggest you do. It offers more insight into the future of RDO like properties:
Quote“We want to introduce properties at some point in the future,” Butchard admits. “Again, part of the reason is we don’t want to jump the shark too soon. We want players to live like an outlaw, live in the Wild West. We don’t want to abandon the camp. We want the camp to be something that you take care of, and we want the expansions to update it, and you get your own distinct feel. It’s your own camp, this is my camp, it’s their camp. We don’t want to leave that behind too quickly.”
Roles are also discussed at some length including the possibility of delving deeper into the dishonorable path (@James Hickok_1837):
Quote“We want to scratch that itch for all different types of players,” Butchard explains. “There’s so many different types – those who like playing a villain, or those who want to play the hero. We’ve got to look at that as well, and try and conform to that, if we can, with new builds. Let’s just say that the idea of playing dishonorably may not necessarily be limited to activities related to Bounty Hunting. Right now in Frontier Pursuits we don’t have a role that focuses on a dishonorable path, but each role works with the players ability to manage their honor in Red Dead Online, and it’s something we want to keep building on – so the opportunity is there for future roles that let the player lean even further into their honorable and dishonorable side.”
Here's the article:
https://www.vg247.com/2019/09/27/red-dead-online-future-heists-villain-lawmen-business/
The fact of the matter is that there is much more to come and as Scott Butchard (R*) mentions in this interview:
Quote........but none of this is set in stone, we’re still absorbing the feedback from players from these initial roles and we will see how we can improve upon these ideas as we go.
I can't stress enough how important your feedback is to this process. Many changes have been made thus far as a direct result of community feedback which is why I may sound like a broken record but firmly believe the importance of people submitting their ideas, suggestions, etc. to R* here:
https://www.rockstargames.com/reddeadonline/feedback?redirect_lang=en_us
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R* has said that there will be new roles and the existing ones will also evolve. .....so who knows.
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If you're in console, you can create a new account and thus a new character but they would be starting from nothing.
Not sure what would happen in your case. Interesting dilemma nonetheless.
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5 minutes ago, Trespasser said:
...it can't be the whole game, can it?
Well, if you're only at 51%, I think you answered your own question, yeah?
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Remember to also submit your issue in the form of a trouble ticket to R* Support because the more that do, the better chances are that particular issues get addressed:
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3 hours ago, nshanny73 said:
where are the Xbox One and PS4 update notes? This only references PC
Its the new content that applies to all from this month including last Tuesday.
....but yeah, nothing really for console in this one as it's just PC fixes.
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They've been doing hotfixes and working on the PC issues during this time. Here's the latest update from today:
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Graphics stuttering or stalling in Red Dead Redemption 2 on PC
Question: The graphics in Red Dead Redemption 2 on PC stutter or stall for several seconds when playing, how can I fix it?
Answer: We have identified an issue with certain NVIDIA graphics card drivers that cause significant stalls of several seconds on systems with 4-core and 6-core CPUs. While we work with NVIDIA to improve driver performance, a temporary work around can be added to the launch arguments of the game to re-balance workload on the CPU cores and avoid the conditions that cause this issue.
Note: This workaround might slightly change performance in towns on some of the hardware configurations. We will review the scheme following future graphics card driver updates.
Rockstar Games Launcher
- Disable any custom workarounds for this issue, including Process Lasso or BES
- Start the Rockstar Games Launcher
- Select Settings
- Under My installed Games Select Red Dead Redemption 2
- Scroll down to Launch arguments
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Add the following command
-cpuLoadRebalancing
- Select Games
- Launch Red Dead Redemption 2
Epic Games Launcher
- Disable any custom workarounds for this issue, including Process Lasso or BES
- Start the Epic Games Launcher
- Select Settings
- Scroll down to Red Dead Redemption 2
- Check the box Additional Command Line Arguments
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Add the following command
-cpuLoadRebalancing
- Return to the Main Menu
- Launch Red Dead Redemption 2
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Graphics stuttering or stalling in Red Dead Redemption 2 on PC
Question: The graphics in Red Dead Redemption 2 on PC stutter or stall for several seconds when playing, how can I fix it?
Answer: We have identified an issue with certain NVIDIA graphics card drivers that cause significant stalls of several seconds on systems with 4-core and 6-core CPUs. While we work with NVIDIA to improve driver performance, a temporary work around can be added to the launch arguments of the game to re-balance workload on the CPU cores and avoid the conditions that cause this issue.
Note: This workaround might slightly change performance in towns on some of the hardware configurations. We will review the scheme following future graphics card driver updates.
Rockstar Games Launcher
- Disable any custom workarounds for this issue, including Process Lasso or BES
- Start the Rockstar Games Launcher
- Select Settings
- Under My installed Games Select Red Dead Redemption 2
- Scroll down to Launch arguments
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Add the following command
-cpuLoadRebalancing
- Select Games
- Launch Red Dead Redemption 2
Epic Games Launcher
- Disable any custom workarounds for this issue, including Process Lasso or BES
- Start the Epic Games Launcher
- Select Settings
- Scroll down to Red Dead Redemption 2
- Check the box Additional Command Line Arguments
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Add the following command
-cpuLoadRebalancing
- Return to the Main Menu
- Launch Red Dead Redemption 2
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More details on the stuttering problem, status and potential work-arounds:
Graphics stuttering or stalling in Red Dead Redemption 2 on PC
Question: The graphics in Red Dead Redemption 2 on PC stutter or stall for several seconds when playing, how can I fix it?
Answer: We have identified an issue with certain NVIDIA graphics card drivers that cause significant stalls of several seconds on systems with 4-core and 6-core CPUs. While we work with NVIDIA to improve driver performance, a temporary work around can be added to the launch arguments of the game to re-balance workload on the CPU cores and avoid the conditions that cause this issue.
Note: This workaround might slightly change performance in towns on some of the hardware configurations. We will review the scheme following future graphics card driver updates.
Rockstar Games Launcher
- Disable any custom workarounds for this issue, including Process Lasso or BES
- Start the Rockstar Games Launcher
- Select Settings
- Under My installed Games Select Red Dead Redemption 2
- Scroll down to Launch arguments
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Add the following command
-cpuLoadRebalancing
- Select Games
- Launch Red Dead Redemption 2
Epic Games Launcher
- Disable any custom workarounds for this issue, including Process Lasso or BES
- Start the Epic Games Launcher
- Select Settings
- Scroll down to Red Dead Redemption 2
- Check the box Additional Command Line Arguments
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Add the following command
-cpuLoadRebalancing
- Return to the Main Menu
- Launch Red Dead Redemption 2
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36 minutes ago, Trespasser said:
Look, pls look at it from the point of view of the paying customer, if we get notices about "fixes" we as an excited and enthusiastic bunch get hopeful such that if our issues aren't fixed, we get disappointed. That's all there is to it. I'm not cursing to the high heavens nor asking for a refund, i love the game and so do a lot of gamers. All i'm saying is it's frustrating. That's all. But i appreciate your prompt replies. It's proper. Thank you.
Not sure if you're aware but I am a paying customer like you. RDR2.org is a fan site that isn't affiliated with R* or Take Two in any way. There are no R* representatives that interact openly on these forums.
I get the frustration and that people want to share that here and that's fine. We encourage folks to participate. .....but we don't need multiple posts or threads stating the same argument which was my point.
I'm just trying to help the PC folks out by posting the latest news and updates regarding some of these issues. I'm trying to avoid people having to wade through all of that just to get to the information that might actually be helpful to resolving their problems.
I hope that clears things up.
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RDR2 Title Update 1.14 Notes (PS4 / Xbox One / PC)
[November 13, 2019] Stability Fixes – PC
Graphics & Performance Fixes
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Added an additional launch argument (-cpuLoadRebalancing) to rebalance workload on the CPU cores and avoid hitting an edge-case in certain NVIDIA graphics card drivers that causes significant stalls on 4-core and 6-core CPUs
For more information, please see this support page: https://support.rockstargames.com/articles/360038940333
- Added improvements for performance and stability on graphics cards with 4GB of VRAM or less when using Vulkan
- Fixed an issue that resulted in audio stuttering and sound drops on some CPUs when using Vulkan
- Fixed an issue that resulted in graphics problems when using Fullscreen mode on systems with multiple displays
- Fixed an issue that resulted in the game becoming stuck in Windowed Borderless mode instead of Fullscreen mode if the game lost focus or certain graphics settings were changed under DirectX 12
- Fixed issues that resulted in the incorrect detection of devices and problems switching between SDR and HDR modes. Players who previously encountered these issues should enable HDR through the Windows Display Settings prior to launching the game
- Fixed an issue that resulted in the game launching in a window larger than the maximum resolution of the attached display when using Windowed display mode
- Improved the auto-detection of system hardware so that the recommended default graphics settings will provide higher performance
- Fixed an issue that resulted in the game setting a default graphics preset that was unsupported by the amount of available VRAM on some graphics cards, preventing the game from launching
- Fixed an issue that resulted in VRAM usage estimation for pending settings changes to be slightly different to the actual usage once the settings were applied
- Added a separate option to enable tessellation on tree models within the Graphics settings menu
- Fixed an issue that resulted in reduced performance when switching between different graphics settings presets without restarting the system
- Fixed an issue that affected the brightness of Photo Mode images that were captured in HDR after editing them using the Social Club menu
- Fixed issues with some full-screen effects and Photo Mode filters when using a display aspect ratio other than 16:9
- Fixed an issue that resulted in graphics artifacts in mirror reflections when using Multisample Anti-Aliasing (MSAA)
- Fixed an issue that resulted in graphics artifacts on the Pause Menu Map when using Multisample Anti-Aliasing (MSAA )
- Fixed issues with rendering and lighting that occurred with some waterfalls
- Fixed issues with rendering that occurred with a Story Mode character
- Fixed an issue that resulted in flickering graphics artifacts on some systems using multiple graphics cards
- Fixed an issue that resulted in graphical corruption during the theater shows in Saint Denis
- Fixed an issue that resulted in graphics artifacts to appear when rendering some light reflections
- Fixed an issue that affected the rendering of the Pause Menu background after changing the display resolution
- Fixed an issue that resulted in reduced world detail at long distance when using items that allow zooming, such as scopes and binoculars
- Fixed an issue that resulted in rendering issues with shadows on some parts of the terrain
- Fixed an issue that resulted in graphics artifacts that could occur with some hair/fur rendering when using Multisample Anti-Aliasing (MSAA)
- Improved the performance rendering some in-game particle effects
- Improved the performance rendering of trails when in snowy areas of the game
- Fixed an issue that resulted in the partial rendering of the Pause Menu while some graphics settings were active
Stability Fixes
- Fixed issues that resulted in crashes during game startup and logo screen
- Fixed issues that resulted in crashes when changing graphics settings or switching back and forth between presets
- Fixed an issue that resulted in crashes during the initial boot of the game in the Windowed display mode
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a crash when switching between Windowed and Fullscreen display modes on some graphics cards
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a crash when the game window lost focus or as a result of using Alt+Tab
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a crash when attempting to load an autosave on some systems
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a crash when repeatedly transitioning between Story Mode and Red Dead Online
- Fixed issues that resulted in crashes when attempting to quit the game
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a crash on some systems when connecting and disconnecting input devices with the game running
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a crash when attempting to switch weapons in Story Mode
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a crash when opening the HDR Calibration screen with some combinations of graphics cards and displays
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a crash when using the mouse to switch between categories in the Satchel menu
- Fixed an issue that resulted in the game freezing when applying remapped keyboard inputs through the Settings menu
- Fixed an issue that resulted in an infinite loading screen when exiting the Settings menu and returning to the Landing Page
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a crash when playing Story Mode while offline
- Fixed crashes and stability issues that resulted in the error “Red Dead Redemption 2 exited unexpectedly” during gameplay
- Fixed an issue with attempting to join another player’s Red Dead Online session with a different control scheme or lock-on type that resulted in networking issues
- Fixed an issue that prevented the Red Dead Redemption 2 desktop shortcut from correctly launching the game
Control & User Interface Fixes
- Improved mouse support in some Store menus
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a black screen during the initial boot of the game rather than the loading bar
- Fixed an issue that resulted in players being unable to equip emotes in Red Dead Online while using the mouse
- Fixed an issue that resulted in the Map in the Pause Menu being cut off when changing the game resolution
- Fixed an issue that resulted in player overhead displays to appear in the incorrect position on displays other than 16:9 aspect ratio in Red Dead Online
- Fixed an issue that prevented some keyboard inputs from being remapped
- Fixed an issue that resulted in some incorrect text and warning screens to appear when when remapping keyboard inputs
- Fixed issues that resulted in problems with scrolling in parts of the user interface
- Fixed an issue that resulted in some menus not displaying input controls, including Safe Zone and Brightness Calibration screens
- Fixed issues with keyboard text input when using some languages
- Fixed issues that resulted in the red selection highlight disappearing while browsing through menus
- Fixed issues that resulted in problems with mouse selection, or erratic cursor movement when browsing some menus
- Fixed an issue with keyboard navigation of the Pause Map after selecting a blip/icon.
- Fixed an issue that resulted in players being unable to complete some actions while inspecting weapons
- Fixed an issue that resulted in save game information to be missing from the Load Game menu
- Fixed issues with text input of non-Latin characters and added support for more input methods
- Fixed an issue that resulted in the Pause Map moving position after placing a waypoint
- Fixed an issue that resulted in difficulty aiming with a mouse, especially at low DPI settings
- Fixed issues that resulted in incorrectly sized, overlapping or misaligned user interface elements under different display resolutions
- Fixed an issue that resulted in the loss of previous selections when navigating back and forth between menus
- Fixed an issue that resulted in redundant options in the Keyboard and Mouse submenu of the Controls menu
General / Miscellaneous
- Improved the stability and result consistency of the in-game Benchmark Tool
- Fixed an issue that resulted in players appearing underneath the world when in the lobby screen while playing some Red Dead Online content
- Fixed an issue that resulted in incorrect performance of the ‘Tap and Hold Speed Control’ accessibility feature while using keyboard and mouse controls in First Person camera mode
- Fixed an issue that resulted in camera stuttering when using the mouse to look around while sprinting
- Fixed an issue that caused problems with the fishing minigame when running at high framerates
[November 12, 2019] – New Content
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A new Legendary Bounty has been added to Red Dead Online:
- Red Ben Clempson
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Weekly Collectible List – Herbalists Collection
- Blood Flower
- Chocolate Daisy
- Creek Plum
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New Permanent Clothing items have been added to the Wheeler, Rawson & Co. Catalogue:
- Dunaway Coat
- Lebetter Hat
- Fuentes Poncho
- Kiliman Vest
- Parson Boots (Male Only)
- Rowland Boots (Female Only)
- Purkiss Hat
- Cerrada Boots
- Farley Shirt (Male Only)
- Tillson Sweater
- Pearrow Hat
- Union Cap
- Cibola Boots
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A new Time-Limited Clothing item has been added to the Wheeler, Rawson & Co. Catalogue:
- Cardozo Vest
[November 6, 2019] General / Miscellaneous – PC
- Improvements to address issues that resulted in Red Dead Redemption 2 crashing due to Anti-Virus software.
[November 4, 2019] General / Miscellaneous
- Various stability fixes
[November 4, 2019] New Content
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A new Legendary Bounty has been added to Red Dead Online:
- Etta Doyle
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Weekly Collectible List – Fortune Teller’s Collection:
- Ace of Cups
- Ace of Wands
- Absinthe
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Four new emotes have been added to the Wheeler, Rawson & Co. Catalogue:
- Gentle Wave
- Applause
- Thumbs Down
- Hush Your Mouth
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Added an additional launch argument (-cpuLoadRebalancing) to rebalance workload on the CPU cores and avoid hitting an edge-case in certain NVIDIA graphics card drivers that causes significant stalls on 4-core and 6-core CPUs
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RDR2 Title Update 1.14 Notes (PS4 / Xbox One / PC)
[November 13, 2019] Stability Fixes – PC
Graphics & Performance Fixes
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Added an additional launch argument (-cpuLoadRebalancing) to rebalance workload on the CPU cores and avoid hitting an edge-case in certain NVIDIA graphics card drivers that causes significant stalls on 4-core and 6-core CPUs
For more information, please see this support page: https://support.rockstargames.com/articles/360038940333
- Added improvements for performance and stability on graphics cards with 4GB of VRAM or less when using Vulkan
- Fixed an issue that resulted in audio stuttering and sound drops on some CPUs when using Vulkan
- Fixed an issue that resulted in graphics problems when using Fullscreen mode on systems with multiple displays
- Fixed an issue that resulted in the game becoming stuck in Windowed Borderless mode instead of Fullscreen mode if the game lost focus or certain graphics settings were changed under DirectX 12
- Fixed issues that resulted in the incorrect detection of devices and problems switching between SDR and HDR modes. Players who previously encountered these issues should enable HDR through the Windows Display Settings prior to launching the game
- Fixed an issue that resulted in the game launching in a window larger than the maximum resolution of the attached display when using Windowed display mode
- Improved the auto-detection of system hardware so that the recommended default graphics settings will provide higher performance
- Fixed an issue that resulted in the game setting a default graphics preset that was unsupported by the amount of available VRAM on some graphics cards, preventing the game from launching
- Fixed an issue that resulted in VRAM usage estimation for pending settings changes to be slightly different to the actual usage once the settings were applied
- Added a separate option to enable tessellation on tree models within the Graphics settings menu
- Fixed an issue that resulted in reduced performance when switching between different graphics settings presets without restarting the system
- Fixed an issue that affected the brightness of Photo Mode images that were captured in HDR after editing them using the Social Club menu
- Fixed issues with some full-screen effects and Photo Mode filters when using a display aspect ratio other than 16:9
- Fixed an issue that resulted in graphics artifacts in mirror reflections when using Multisample Anti-Aliasing (MSAA)
- Fixed an issue that resulted in graphics artifacts on the Pause Menu Map when using Multisample Anti-Aliasing (MSAA )
- Fixed issues with rendering and lighting that occurred with some waterfalls
- Fixed issues with rendering that occurred with a Story Mode character
- Fixed an issue that resulted in flickering graphics artifacts on some systems using multiple graphics cards
- Fixed an issue that resulted in graphical corruption during the theater shows in Saint Denis
- Fixed an issue that resulted in graphics artifacts to appear when rendering some light reflections
- Fixed an issue that affected the rendering of the Pause Menu background after changing the display resolution
- Fixed an issue that resulted in reduced world detail at long distance when using items that allow zooming, such as scopes and binoculars
- Fixed an issue that resulted in rendering issues with shadows on some parts of the terrain
- Fixed an issue that resulted in graphics artifacts that could occur with some hair/fur rendering when using Multisample Anti-Aliasing (MSAA)
- Improved the performance rendering some in-game particle effects
- Improved the performance rendering of trails when in snowy areas of the game
- Fixed an issue that resulted in the partial rendering of the Pause Menu while some graphics settings were active
Stability Fixes
- Fixed issues that resulted in crashes during game startup and logo screen
- Fixed issues that resulted in crashes when changing graphics settings or switching back and forth between presets
- Fixed an issue that resulted in crashes during the initial boot of the game in the Windowed display mode
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a crash when switching between Windowed and Fullscreen display modes on some graphics cards
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a crash when the game window lost focus or as a result of using Alt+Tab
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a crash when attempting to load an autosave on some systems
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a crash when repeatedly transitioning between Story Mode and Red Dead Online
- Fixed issues that resulted in crashes when attempting to quit the game
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a crash on some systems when connecting and disconnecting input devices with the game running
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a crash when attempting to switch weapons in Story Mode
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a crash when opening the HDR Calibration screen with some combinations of graphics cards and displays
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a crash when using the mouse to switch between categories in the Satchel menu
- Fixed an issue that resulted in the game freezing when applying remapped keyboard inputs through the Settings menu
- Fixed an issue that resulted in an infinite loading screen when exiting the Settings menu and returning to the Landing Page
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a crash when playing Story Mode while offline
- Fixed crashes and stability issues that resulted in the error “Red Dead Redemption 2 exited unexpectedly” during gameplay
- Fixed an issue with attempting to join another player’s Red Dead Online session with a different control scheme or lock-on type that resulted in networking issues
- Fixed an issue that prevented the Red Dead Redemption 2 desktop shortcut from correctly launching the game
Control & User Interface Fixes
- Improved mouse support in some Store menus
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a black screen during the initial boot of the game rather than the loading bar
- Fixed an issue that resulted in players being unable to equip emotes in Red Dead Online while using the mouse
- Fixed an issue that resulted in the Map in the Pause Menu being cut off when changing the game resolution
- Fixed an issue that resulted in player overhead displays to appear in the incorrect position on displays other than 16:9 aspect ratio in Red Dead Online
- Fixed an issue that prevented some keyboard inputs from being remapped
- Fixed an issue that resulted in some incorrect text and warning screens to appear when when remapping keyboard inputs
- Fixed issues that resulted in problems with scrolling in parts of the user interface
- Fixed an issue that resulted in some menus not displaying input controls, including Safe Zone and Brightness Calibration screens
- Fixed issues with keyboard text input when using some languages
- Fixed issues that resulted in the red selection highlight disappearing while browsing through menus
- Fixed issues that resulted in problems with mouse selection, or erratic cursor movement when browsing some menus
- Fixed an issue with keyboard navigation of the Pause Map after selecting a blip/icon.
- Fixed an issue that resulted in players being unable to complete some actions while inspecting weapons
- Fixed an issue that resulted in save game information to be missing from the Load Game menu
- Fixed issues with text input of non-Latin characters and added support for more input methods
- Fixed an issue that resulted in the Pause Map moving position after placing a waypoint
- Fixed an issue that resulted in difficulty aiming with a mouse, especially at low DPI settings
- Fixed issues that resulted in incorrectly sized, overlapping or misaligned user interface elements under different display resolutions
- Fixed an issue that resulted in the loss of previous selections when navigating back and forth between menus
- Fixed an issue that resulted in redundant options in the Keyboard and Mouse submenu of the Controls menu
General / Miscellaneous
- Improved the stability and result consistency of the in-game Benchmark Tool
- Fixed an issue that resulted in players appearing underneath the world when in the lobby screen while playing some Red Dead Online content
- Fixed an issue that resulted in incorrect performance of the ‘Tap and Hold Speed Control’ accessibility feature while using keyboard and mouse controls in First Person camera mode
- Fixed an issue that resulted in camera stuttering when using the mouse to look around while sprinting
- Fixed an issue that caused problems with the fishing minigame when running at high framerates
[November 12, 2019] – New Content
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A new Legendary Bounty has been added to Red Dead Online:
- Red Ben Clempson
-
Weekly Collectible List – Herbalists Collection
- Blood Flower
- Chocolate Daisy
- Creek Plum
-
New Permanent Clothing items have been added to the Wheeler, Rawson & Co. Catalogue:
- Dunaway Coat
- Lebetter Hat
- Fuentes Poncho
- Kiliman Vest
- Parson Boots (Male Only)
- Rowland Boots (Female Only)
- Purkiss Hat
- Cerrada Boots
- Farley Shirt (Male Only)
- Tillson Sweater
- Pearrow Hat
- Union Cap
- Cibola Boots
-
A new Time-Limited Clothing item has been added to the Wheeler, Rawson & Co. Catalogue:
- Cardozo Vest
[November 6, 2019] General / Miscellaneous – PC
- Improvements to address issues that resulted in Red Dead Redemption 2 crashing due to Anti-Virus software.
[November 4, 2019] General / Miscellaneous
- Various stability fixes
[November 4, 2019] New Content
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A new Legendary Bounty has been added to Red Dead Online:
- Etta Doyle
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Weekly Collectible List – Fortune Teller’s Collection:
- Ace of Cups
- Ace of Wands
- Absinthe
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Four new emotes have been added to the Wheeler, Rawson & Co. Catalogue:
- Gentle Wave
- Applause
- Thumbs Down
- Hush Your Mouth
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Added an additional launch argument (-cpuLoadRebalancing) to rebalance workload on the CPU cores and avoid hitting an edge-case in certain NVIDIA graphics card drivers that causes significant stalls on 4-core and 6-core CPUs
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If it persists, I would contact R* Support:
Not that it is related but I had an "0x2......" error tonight when I normally don't encounter them. I'm on PS4 although perhaps there was some kind of maintenance being performed?
EDIT: I'd also check this thread out as one of those solutions may work for you. Different error but who knows.
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Reposting what was in the link since the text in the OPs post was a little tough to read with the grey on grey text.
WARNING: Disabling DEP can be dangerous. The issue is, RDR2.exe is a 64-bit program, so we can't add an exception for it within the DEP settings. It would need to be disabled. But that's bad news, because DEP is what helps protect Windows programs from being exploited. It tries to only let programs access portions of system memory that they're supposed to access, and nothing more.
When an application tries to access system memory that it shouldn't have access to, or inject information into that system memory, DEP will reject that access, likely causing a fault in the application.
Also, disabling it makes your system more vulnerable by several magnitudes to memory injection exploits. So, all of that being said, you really shouldn't disable DEP, as the game accessing portions of system memory that it's not supposed to could cause corruptions in your system, or in the game itself, causing other faults and issues. It might help keep your game from crashing, but I really don't think it's worth disabling it.
The other issue is, is that even if we disable DEP, it doesn't mean the poor coding in RDR2 isn't going to still cause a crash. It just means that DEP won't be the reason anymore. Something else down the line will fail instead. RDR2 is still accessing system memory that it shouldn't and corrupting it, causing faults in the application, and if it is accessing system memory that it shouldn't, it could corrupt other applications or systems resources, which could send you down a whole other rabbit hole of issues to address.
So, all-in-all, this is good information to know, and hopefully Rockstar devs have figured it out and are working on the code, but there's honestly nothing we can do to fix it. That's up to Rockstar at this point. And if I know Rockstar, and I think I do, they're pretty slow at patching their games. But who knows, maybe all of the negative media and outcry on the internet will light a fire under their collective asses. They have to be hemorrhaging money at this point with all of the refunds.
Something we CAN do is everyone send in a support ticket outlining the information here, asking to have it sent to the developers. If they haven't figured it out (I'm sure they have), then at least we maybe accomplished something with this information.
Besides, I've had a lot of luck simply setting RDR2.exe priority to "High" in Task Manager: Task Manager > Details Tab > RDR2.exe > Priority > High
As far as what to look for when your game is crashing, per instructions here, I found this information:
You may have to go into Event Viewer and sift through the logs for Event ID 1000. If you find one, it may look like this:
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Event ID : 1000 - DEP Error : Generic Host Process for Win32 Services - DEP :
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Application Error
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Event Type: Error
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Event Source: Application Error
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Event Category: (100)
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Event ID: 1000
This is the RDR2.exe error for when it crashes:
Thanks to u/wungobungo521 for pointing this out.
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Merging some of these threads together as we don't need multiple discussions on the same topic.
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It also said this which I repeated in the two other posts you made about this:
"However, we are still currently working together with Nvidia to completely resolve the stuttering issue in a future update and it may take us up to a few days to properly test everything and ensure the next update completely solves the problem."
I'm not saying your stuttering issues will be fixed in the next few days then the next update hits but let's be honest here about what they actually said.
As for the other issues, I would definitely report them to R* Support. Let them know that the problems started after the last patch, etc.
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5 hours ago, Aval0n said:
Thank you for your very thoughtful and detailed reply. I genuinely appreciate it. Thanks to you, I now understand parlay and other game mechanics that I didn't understand before.
No problem.
5 hours ago, Aval0n said:Let me clarify a couple of things that people have missed or misunderstood about my post. I don't mind if another player kills my character. What I do mind very much is that they kill my horse. It would take far too long and be too personal to explain this, but I don't play RDO for the game. I play it for the horse. So my big question about parlay is this: what happens to your horse while you are in parlay mode? I have two horses and have insurance on both, but it is still genuinely painful to me when they die. Yes, they are just pixels in a computer, but again, there are personal reasons why this matters a great deal to me.
I can't say I relate to your situation but I can understand some folks creating real life connections in games I guess.
As for Parley, I believe your horse is also protected but just as important is the fact that your are spawned away from the immediate area when activated allowing you to escape. Without it, you will be spawned near the site where you were attacked and still within striking distance of your aggressors.
5 hours ago, Aval0n said:The other thing I wanted to get across is that this game mixes players of all levels without providing any substantive protection -- or maybe the better word is separation -- between new and low-level players, and much higher level players. I don't know where the cutoff should be, but new and low-level players should have the ability to totally opt out of all pvp until they reach a certain level. If they wish to participate, that's fine, but they should be able to opt out. I just got to level 40 tonight, so maybe that's why I think 40 would be a good level to remove that protection. 40 is when you can get the third passive card. I have two cards at level 3, so now have some reasonable self-protection, plus I now know enough about weapons, food, tonics and how to protect my horse.
Personally, I think your too fixated on the level thing. It really doesn't have that big of an impact on the gameplay IMO / IME. Sure, weapon selection is a little limited at first but it doesn't take long at all to get a decent rifle and shotgun to help defend yourself. .....then better weapons as you progress. ....and more lethal ammo, etc.
I've been playing since the game released and I wasn't lying when I talked earlier about how little we had in the way of protection from griefers. However, even back then my encounters with trolls were few and far between. A lot of that had to do with how I interacted in the game world as I explained. I saw people back then get frustrated and we even had several big threads about it where some of us shared tips and tricks, suggestions, etc. to help players mitigate the problem.
These days, a lot of the anti-griefing measures have really helped like the proximity blips, Defensive Mode, improved hostility system, the revised parley, penalties, etc. You have to remember that there is also the option to join a posse with friends or even randoms. ....not that I think that is necessary because with the anti-griefing features, good situational awareness and some proactive techniques / tactics, folks really shouldn't have that much of a problem.
....just realize that it can happen but be prepared to move on and don't give the trolls the benefit of your time. .....unless of course you want to.
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Let R* know you want it back in the game. Who knows..... I enough people ask, then maybe it will make a reappearance.
https://www.rockstargames.com/reddeadonline/feedback?step=decd9bdb
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3 minutes ago, Trespasser said:
sorry, but the patch doesn't fix the stuttering, at least not for me...
"However, we are still currently working together with Nvidia to completely resolve the stuttering issue in a future update and it may take us up to a few days to properly test everything and ensure the next update completely solves the problem."
thanks again
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The campaign is really stocked with content and if you don't rush and explore the various side missions / activities, it will take you a long time to finish the game. ....so for me, a couple extra activities, etc. is likely not worth the extra amount especially if you have no interest in the rest of it.
Remember, there is also the online portion where you can essentially start your own story for your own character in the RDR2 game world.