Ultimate or standard + online ?

[CRII~]

So guys i realised that standard edition is the story only , costs 60$ and the online costs 20$ total is 80$ so can i buy those separely instead buying the ultimate edition and pay 100$ ? Or the ultimate edition is different ???
What i mean is the ultimate = story + online which costs 100$ , why do i have to pay 100 instead buying the story + online separaley ? Please i need your opinion . Thanks !

[NightBat]

Standard edition contains both the story and online. Not just the story. I have the standard edition and I play both online and the story mode. Just get the standard edition and don't worry about the rest.

[Harag]

"The standard edition includes just the base game and access to Red Dead Online"

I believe you just need the standard edition to play online as well as the story, the ultimate ed gives you all the extra bonus stuff.

source: https://www.polygon.com/deals/2018/10/18/17991532/red-dead-redemption-2-pre-order-special-ultimate-collectors-edition-bundle-comparison

[Barry]

Ultimate edition is good on one thing, you get a maxed horse in both Story mode and Online (correct me if im wrong) But other then that i feel like online is a piece of poopty scoopty.

[b4ds33d]

Originally posted by Killer:

Ultimate edition is good on one thing, you get a maxed horse in both Story mode and Online (correct me if im wrong) But other then that i feel like online is a piece of poopty scoopty.

online def isn't poop. it takes much more effort to get into. the learning curve is much more steep but when you do, it's really good.

[Barry]

Originally posted by b4ds33d:

Originally posted by Killer:

Ultimate edition is good on one thing, you get a maxed horse in both Story mode and Online (correct me if im wrong) But other then that i feel like online is a piece of poopty scoopty.

online def isn't poop. it takes much more effort to get into. the learning curve is much more steep but when you do, it's really good.

I see no end goal and i dont find the missions very interesting compared to Story mode. Now this is all opinion obv so i dont expect us all to agree.

[Eminem]

Is Ultimate really 100bucks by you? where do you live? North Korea?

[HilAroEye]

Every country has it's own currency, and when it comes to dollars, a lot of countries have dollar as their currency, for eg: Australian Dollar is cheaper than American Dollar, so if something in US is worth $10, it will worth more in AU, not because of import or delivery charges or anything, it's just cheaper, maybe he is Australian

1 USD = 1.36 AUD

[CRII~]

Originally posted by Eminem:

Is Ultimate really 100bucks by you? where do you live? North Korea?

Dollar is expensive here , i live in lebanon ( at the moment )

[CRII~]

Originally posted by NightBat:

Standard edition contains both the story and online. Not just the story. I have the standard edition and I play both online and the story mode. Just get the standard edition and don't worry about the rest.

Soo if i buy the one with 60$ i get everything ? Whats so special in ultimate edition then ?

[CRII~]

Originally posted by Harag:

"The standard edition includes just the base game and access to Red Dead Online"

I believe you just need the standard edition to play online as well as the story, the ultimate ed gives you all the extra bonus stuff.

source: https://www.polygon.com/deals/2018/10/18/17991532/red-dead-redemption-2-pre-order-special-ultimate-collectors-edition-bundle-comparison

Thats nice , so those stuff worth paying for it ??

[HilAroEye]

Originally posted by CyberDash-:

Originally posted by Harag:

"The standard edition includes just the base game and access to Red Dead Online"

I believe you just need the standard edition to play online as well as the story, the ultimate ed gives you all the extra bonus stuff.

source: https://www.polygon.com/deals/2018/10/18/17991532/red-dead-redemption-2-pre-order-special-ultimate-collectors-edition-bundle-comparison

Thats nice , so those stuff worth paying for it ??

If you're a DIEHARD fan of Red Dead then, yeah, otherwise, nope