Thanks for sharing this. I felt that same irritation. It was the ending and overall Arthur who saved the game for me, otherwise I was very tired of running around.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I agree with your 2nd statement, but can't agree with your first one. There are better games with better writing and character development like last of us and God of war for example.

It was the ending which saved the game for me to be honest, otherwise I was very irritated by the slowness of the game.

But then what other comments have made me realize is that everyone has different tastes for games, and what might be best for others, may not be the same for me and vice versa.

Have a great day!

That resonates with me, thanks!

I have heard so much about RDR2 that I gave it a second chance. And after finishing the game, I didn't feel like I played one of the best games, hence the post. With the hope that someone would come along and show me what I missed in the game.

And I'm glad you posted this long message. Just shows that not everybody has the same taste, and it's ok for me to not feel greatly about the game.

This was my 2nd attempt at the game after giving up on the first one. And now, I don't wanna play the epilogue, coz it just forces you to be slow. I wish it wasn't just this slow and I could see it being the best.

But then maybe it was a careful choice by devs, maybe with the slow pace they wanted players to experience every aspect of the game. And I'm sure a lot of people must have enjoyed it!

Totally agree with what you said. I don't think I can play it again. I don't even wanna play the epilogue.

I wish I had known this before. My thumb hurts from trying to do the fast horse rides lol

Dang! I wish I had posted this when I started the game. At least I would have saved myself from manual horse rides

Btw you mean the slow horse auto pilot where you long press the horse ride button and it takes you there?

Can I ? Can I? Can I? Oh my God.. kill me kill me kill me