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I was fine with what they had tbh. There doesn't seem to be a need to have THAT many detailed side missions. Most people skip them unless they plan on 100% maxing out the completion.

You can only go so far unless they just say f it all and allow you to have the Nyan cat on the side of your horse and glitter shooting out it's butt! LOL

So in my randomness thinking, I thought - What if they had jobs players can do to earn money? Like in GTA, you have the option to rob banks and such. What if you get the option to be "good" or "bad" online in RDR2? So if you are good, you do "good" jobs like maybe transport items, farming, maybe own a pub/bar?

THIS. If they are going to do it GTA style, they will have to allow places where you can store your horse no matter what.

I like the idea of having the option to add details to your home like better quality chairs, beds, ect. I am with you on that. Not sure how many options we can actually have for that cause this isn't like the Sims but I am on board with the idea.

Yeah but who is dumb enough to buy that? They even just brought it back for Xbox ONE so it is backwards compatible. The point I was making is that the community itself on the PC side of gaming is not keen on these kinds of games. GTA is different for a lot of reasons.

I didn't see an introduction area so I will just say hey to everyone here. Looking forward to RDR2!!! Fingers are firmly crossed for that fall release... the more it gets push backed, the long I may have to wait.

That isn't necessarily true.. If they cared so much about the money, they would have put the first one on PC. It isn't about money it is about investing. Not a lot of people play these kinds of games on PC. GTA is like the only one. I don't know. I am hoping for it... but the more I read the more doubts I get.

This is something that is worrying me as well. I am mainly on PC now. I didn't bother with a new system. I don't want to have to buy a system just to play it. It would seem that the lack of coding may be an issue here... Since they have no past coding for PC with RDR, they will be starting from scratch... maybe that is the reason for this delay?

So as most people know, when a game developer creates a second game to any first, they recycle coding. In terms of how much, it varies. I would say yearly releases they do it a lot more then ones that come out every 2 to 4 years. Anyways - since they do recycle old coding and there was no PC coding for the first one, will this change anything??