Red Dead Redemption 2 - now available on PC

[Daedalos]

And again, no PC release?

That's great Rockstar, now kindly go fuckurself with a rusty razor, you dickless bunch of bitchtrash!

I hope your shitty console game bombs!

 

[Stella Brando]

The game is just too cutting-edge, dynamic and innovative to appeal to the PC market (whose favorite game, after all these years, is Minecraft).

Think of it this way: a console is the Clint Eastwood of gaming machines; a PC is Woody from Toy Story.

 

[Modron]

The game is just too cutting-edge, dynamic and innovative to appeal to the PC market (whose favorite game, after all these years, is Minecraft).

Think of it this way: a console is the Clint Eastwood of gaming machines; a PC is Woody from Toy Story.

What are you trying to do reverse psychology on rockstar or something?

 

[Morgoth]

And again, no PC release?

That's great Rockstar, now kindly go fuckurself with a rusty razor, you dickless bunch of bitchtrash!

I hope your shitty console game bombs!

And again, a PC release will follow 6-12 months down the road.

Don't worry.

 

[Kem0sabe]

The vast majority of their sales are always on console, so their strategy is to milk that market first, and then release the game again on pc at full price for even greater profit once discounts start happening on consoles.

 

[toro]

And again, no PC release?

That's great Rockstar, now kindly go fuckurself with a rusty razor, you dickless bunch of bitchtrash!

I hope your shitty console game bombs!

And again, a PC release will follow 6-12 months down the road.

Don't worry.

Like for the first game?

 

[Morgoth]

Like for the first game?

It's known that RDR never came to PC due to the messy state of the code base. We also know that R* has a seperate studio dedicated making PC ports. Since then we've seen Max Payne 3 and GTA V come to the PC. I don't see why they wouldn't want to tap into this enormous market. Have you seen GTA V sales on SteamDB? Over 7 million.

They *will* port this to PC.

 

[vonAchdorf]

GTA4 wasn't the greatest technical achievement on PC either, but that was during the "PCs are dead, PC gamers don't have to be your audience" era.

 

[Mynon]

I wouldn't fully discount the possibility of this game materializing on PC at some point, but that will only happen onve they've done milking the console market. So, maybe something akin to PC version of GTA V.

PC sales are small beans for them, given their status as a veritable pop culture phenomenon and the amount of money they move on consoles. Not to mention that concurrent PC release could do more damage than good, via damaging console sales thru piracy. (same goes for direct confirmation that PC version is happening at some future date, as good chunk of people will just wait to pirate the game on PC rather than buying it on console).

 

[Sam Ecorners]

But those screenshots actually look like shit. Awful textures on the ground, on the horse, on the train. Wtf, Rockstar?

 

[Mynon]

If lying to yourself makes the lack of PC version easier for you, then feel free to knock yourself out...

 

[Ezekiel]

Really expected a different name.

Same. I still prefer my title, Red Dead Damnation, about an outlaw who gradually loses his humanity, the reverse of John Marston.

I'll wait for the PC version. If it doesn't come, big deal. I preferred Max Payne 3 over RDR and GTA 4/V anyway.

 

[Sam Ecorners]

If lying to yourself makes the lack of PC version easier for you, then feel free to knock yourself out...

OH don't worry I have a PS4 and I will d0p this shit. Maybe I'll even get a CE if it's any good. Still doesn't change the fact some of the screens look shitty in parts.

 

[TC Jr]

First game had a great atmosphere and the graphics were good, honestly though the only two things it's got going for it. Gameplay-wise though it's inferior to games like Gun. I hate the fact rockstar took the cinematic route with all their games, GTA iii, VC & SA are still fun to play, whereas iv, v and even these rdr games, after one playthrough you're essentially finished, no organic fun during the open world sections, just scripted "random" encounters.

The MC was a fag too, typical good guy with bad past, boring as fuck story.

 

[sullynathan]

This. In spades. There's been a scandalous decrease in gameplay difficulty going on of late with Rockstar.

R* never made challenging games. Their 3D games just had worse gameplay than their HD ones

 

[Rev]

The game is just too cutting-edge, dynamic and innovative to appeal to the PC market (whose favorite game, after all these years, is Minecraft).

Think of it this way: a console is the Clint Eastwood of gaming machines; a PC is Woody from Toy Story.

Yeah sure, tell that to GTA V which sold more than 7 M copies only on Steam (it's not a Steamworks game, so the overall is higher), despite the fact that the game came out 1.5 years after the original release, and it's still selling a shitload of copies.

And before some retard says "lol, the game sold 50 M on consoles, 7 M is nothing compared to that", GTA V sold those copies on 4 platforms, if you compare the PC version sales with the current-gen consoles sales there's not a big difference.

 

[sullynathan]

Yeah sure, tell that to GTA V which sold more than 7 M copies only on Steam (it's not a Steamworks game, so the overall is higher), despite the fact that the game came out 1.5 years after the original release, and it's still selling a shitload of copies.

And before some retard says "lol, the game sold 50 M on consoles, 7 M is nothing compared to that", GTA V sold those copies on 4 platforms, if you compare the PC version sales with the current-gen consoles sales there's not a big difference.

Game has sold 80 million in total. I'm sure the PS4 numbers are much higher than PC and it keeps growing

 

[Paul_cz]

RDR 2 will come to PC later obviously. Rockstar saw how many people bought GTA5 twice, some even three times, with the platforms spread out (old consoles, new consoles, PC) so they want to tap into that moron double/triple dipper market again. Hence pretending PC does not exist at all. They will announce PC version some 6 months after the console one releases.

They are cunts.

But I still like their games. And GTAV, eventhough it took its sweet time, had a fantastic PC version at least.

 

[sullynathan]

RDR 2 will come to PC later obviously. Rockstar saw how many people bought GTA5 twice, some even three times, with the platforms spread out (old consoles, new consoles, PC) so they want to tap into that moron double/triple dipper market again. Hence pretending PC does not exist at all. They will announce PC version some 6 months after the console one releases.

They are cunts.

But I still like their games. And GTAV, eventhough it took its sweet time, had a fantastic PC version at least.

like the first game

 

[Morgoth]

https://www.gamespot.com/articles/red-dead-redemption-2s-release-window-doesnt-matte/1100-6450287/

Strauss Zelnick, CEO of Take-Two, doesn't give a shit about the release date:

"For a title like this, I don't think the launch window really matters," he said when asked about a potential summer 2018 release for the highly anticipated action game.

"Red Dead Redemption went out in May and was an extraordinarily successful title," he said. "Consumers are consuming entertainment year-round now; they don't stop in the summer months. We believe that if you give people an extraordinary experience, they will show up for it."

He gets it.

 

[Wilian]

I've long gone off Rockstar games since GTA 4. RDR & GTA 5 virtually played themselves, and this is gonna have to be significantly different to entice ne.

This. In spades. There's been a scandalous decrease in gameplay difficulty going on of late with Rockstar.

Wait what, there was ever a challenging Rockstar game?! O.o

Ohhhhh. I get it. You equate those funky helicopter controls of earliel games as the challenge. Igettit.

 

[Falksi]

Wait what, there was ever a challenging Rockstar game?! O.o

Ohhhhh. I get it. You equate those funky helicopter controls of earliel games as the challenge. Igettit.

Challenging? Debateable, but at least the likes of Vice City felt interactive and fun. Since GTA 4 they've become movies/life Sims. I did one part of a GTA 5 mission literally with my eyes closed because of the targeting system.

 

[Outlander]

I'm sure the PS4 numbers are much higher than PC and it keeps growing

Are you saying Rockstar don't care about the 15 to 20 million units sold on PC simply because the PS4 sells more and therefore RDR2 won't be released on PC?

 

[sullynathan]

I'm sure the PS4 numbers are much higher than PC and it keeps growing

Are you saying Rockstar don't care about the 15 to 20 million units sold on PC simply because the PS4 sells more and therefore RDR2 won't be released on PC?

I somehow doubt they sold 15 - 20 million on PC. Either way, Red dead didn't sell as well as GTA. The past 3 GTA games have outsold Red Dead Redemption.

Wait what, there was ever a challenging Rockstar game?! O.o

Ohhhhh. I get it. You equate those funky helicopter controls of earliel games as the challenge. Igettit.

Challenging? Debateable, but at least the likes of Vice City felt interactive and fun. Since GTA 4 they've become movies/life Sims. I did one part of a GTA 5 mission literally with my eyes closed because of the targeting system.

The targetting system is literally the same in every 3D & HD GTA game. They've always had lock-on, it was just shit in the 3D games.

 

[Outlander]

I somehow doubt they sold 15 - 20 million on PC. Either way, Red dead didn't sell as well as GTA. The past 3 GTA games have outsold Red Dead Redemption.

7 million units sold through Steam alone. It's safe to say the Rockstar Social Club version at least doubled that, since it was always cheaper than Steam version on key sites.

And of course RDR didn't sell as well as GTA. Almost nothing sells as well as GTA

But yeah, I'm sure you're right and Rockstar are not interested in making money, that's why they made console tards double-dip on GTA V