Knowing the story line will get more focus...

[YellowDragon]

Knowing the story line will get more focus than GTA V's did, do you think this will change anything for the online end of the game? Like will we see less? 

I think that when we do see DLC, it will be more at once, less frequently. 

[ZLion]

I think they will have a better balance on this game. I read a lot of people getting pissed over RDR2 taking the shine away from GTA V the last few days. Seems like the release of the latest news made some Rockstar fans kind of mad. These fans are primarily GTA fans though and likely kids who don't care about RDR2. 

[redscrew]

23 hours ago, ZLion said:

I think they will have a better balance on this game. I read a lot of people getting pissed over RDR2 taking the shine away from GTA V the last few days. Seems like the release of the latest news made some Rockstar fans kind of mad. These fans are primarily GTA fans though and likely kids who don't care about RDR2. 

Same. I don't think we will have anything to worry about here. We won't get overkill of DLC online. I know a lot of people enjoyed all the DLC they got in GTA online but I think it was too much. 

[CrabApples]

I have a feeling they won't invest so much online this time around and yet people will still complain. That is the thing, no matter what the devs decide, there will always be a group of people, specially online, who want to complain about something in the game.

[Jamesie]

On 10/31/2017 at 1:41 AM, CrabApples said:

I have a feeling they won't invest so much online this time around and yet people will still complain. That is the thing, no matter what the devs decide, there will always be a group of people, specially online, who want to complain about something in the game.

Plenty of room for both games (well online modes of them) and I do believe they'll continue to push the two together provided they bring in the sharks and bulls.

I'd love to say that it's for whatever makes the end-user happy but I honestly do believe that it's actually whatever makes the shareholders happy and pretty much nothing else these days for them...but I do hope they prove me wrong! For me (and many others I'm sure) it's just never been about the online mode while I do appreciate than many do really only care about online.

I guess at the end of the day I'm just saying that I'd love it if they could balance the two to keep us all happy together across both games.

 

[Marco Polo]

On 25/10/2017 at 6:29 PM, YellowDragon said:

Knowing the story line will get more focus than GTA V's did, do you think this will change anything for the online end of the game? Like will we see less? 

I think that when we do see DLC, it will be more at once, less frequently. 

I am thinking that both will be bigger and better than GTA V. Single player will be amazing, and RDR2 online could also prove to be as big at GTA Online provided near enough the same level of success is achieved

[Gh0stRyder]

We probably wont get as online DLC but we will have plenty in-game DLC and that is fine by me. If the online end is set with high marks from the get-go, not many people will get bored of it as fast as the last RDR game.