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I like that you can actually die compared to RDR2 where you can take many bullets without problems.
Kind of off-topic, but I'm interested to hear.
Honestly RDR2 is almost a masterpiece imo, my top 4 games of all time, I only don't like that it's so easy, but it's way different theme compared to RDR, so it's not a big issue. You are not alone, you have a whole gang.
It's way bigger game with slow pace, so it really depends if you like it or not. You can't know until you try and give it a try. But if you are not patient and expect stuff to happen fast, well it won't.
A bit self promotion, but if you go to my profile, you can read my review where I explained it in way more details.
I spent 127 hours in my RDR playthrough, so if RDR 2 is a slower pace, I'll probably hit 300. That's a lot of poker.
I dont like how the game's story boils down to Micah being the reason why he gang fell apart and to put the blame on him rather than dutch, imo the story would be better if they just didnt have the "rat" plot line.
Nah, it's typical houser writing so there is always "sudden" (predictable) betrayal from a rat by the end of a game.