See, people said the same about the first RDR.See, i find it silly anyone could possibly believe it won't come out on PC.....eventually.
It's too much money to just leave on the table.
If there was a place where i could bet on it, i'd gladly put down a couple of hundred bucks.
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It's just that buying a console in the near (or not so near) future isn't an option. I really want RDR2 but if it doesn't come to pc I'll never play it.See, people said the same about the first RDR.
Yeah. I'd love to be able to play it as well, of course.
PGA Tour golf. First time out this year, and I shot well below double bogey golf, which is good for me.
PGA Tour golf. First time out this year, and I shot well below double bogey golf, which is good for me.
I'm not sure I even want to know what GTA Online golf is...
See, people said the same about the first RDR.
I cant imagine they'd forgo on a PC port, but it wouldn't be the first franchise that completely passed by me because of platform exclusivity.
Heheh, I just installed WoWs, yesterday and played two battles. Got my butt kicked pretty bad.I think at the time there were some technical limitations, GTA IV too was a poor port to PC as far as I know. However, with GTAV it changed so I'd think a PC port should be in the cards.
The original RDR is still one of the best games I've ever played, acually that is the only game I miss from my old PS3 times.
As about other games, especially as I uninstalled Elite after almost four years.
I bought AC Origins, that is the only 2d game that makes use of my 1080ti and... wow, this game is a proper eye candy! Many say Black Flag is the definitive AC, but I hate the sailing mechanics and it feels like a remastered PS3 game, especially compared to Origins. I'm looking forward playing it through, and then picking up Odyssey as well!
I bought American Truck Simulator, but graphics in VR are kindeóa underwhelming. Otherwise it is a nice game unless my trailer gets stuck.
Mutant Year Zero is still discounted and heavily contemplating picking it up now.
And yeah, otherwise I'm still playing World of Warships.
This is my first Rockstar game. While the open world of GTA intrigued me, I'm not a fan of the GTA ethos. I didn't pay RDR much mind because I assumed it was a "Grand Theft Horse" version of GTA. When RDR2 was set to release, I researched it and came to the conclusion it's something different than GTA, and my playthrough so far (which is only up through chapter 2) has validated this assessment. I prefer being the "honorable" thief, as much as the story allows, and the game and the gang reminds me alot of Firefly. The world seems much more realistic for the era it portrays than GTA as well. And what a stunningly beautiful world!
Well, Odyssey when it came out took me 150 hours to beat, second (100%) playthrough even more and I now have 50+ hours in its two DLCs (the second one is just the first chapter, though but is bloody massive.
See, people said the same about the first RDR.
Perhaps Rockstar sees that PC gaming is dead and that consoles (and someday streaming services) are the future
Perhaps Rockstar sees that PC gaming is dead and that consoles (and someday streaming services) are the future
Perhaps Rockstar sees that PC gaming is dead and that consoles (and someday streaming services) are the future
Well, he certainly opened the eyes of many PC gamers when comes to monetization.
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