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I would say that time and mass purchase are two badges of honor that RDR2 needed to qualify for a big reduction in price. It appears that modern games require both sales and the passage of time. Capcom games seem to work on the same principle. The ones who will enjoy RDR at a better discount will be the players of Black Friday 2025.
They actually jacked the price of the console version back up to $50 to coincide with the release of the PC version so they could justify overcharging for the PC version.
In all honesty this game isn't even worth picking up at $20.
$10 or less is a fair price. Especially considering the fact that they stripped out multiplayer because RDR1 multiplayer doesn't scam people by selling overpriced gold bars to obtain gimmicky "free" DLC.
I don't go on COD games and complain about how 20 year old games like COD 2 are still $20. Activision never puts them below 50% sale. So either you pay it or you don't. Neither Activision nor Rockstar could give a rat's ass.
I like RDR 1 more than 2. The realism in 2 is too much. Turns me off