RDR2 had enough blemishes that I don't think its possible for them to make a good sequel to it. Maybe if they tried to stay away from any pre-established characters but that would require them to put in a modicum of effort. That's just not something I think is reasonable to expect from modern rockstar.
RDR2 already had shit meant to steer you towards online like the post game being totally empty, no repeatable bounties, and random events no longer triggering. I expect GTA 6 will have a short storyline and an utter lack of decent side content, and what minigames and small activities there will be will exist solely to work as tutorials for online.
My expectations for GTA6 are lower than ever for me.
Hell you don't even need to get to post game before it all just falls apart. Soon as you hit the epilog with John it's completely pointless.
If RDR2 comes out for the Switch, it'll likely be a "cloud" version without multiplayer. I have doubts that the Switch can even RUN the advanced RAGE engine.
Cloud games don't get rated, and typically mention that they are the cloud versions of the game in the title.
Taking it in face value, it'll likely be a MK1 style port.
I'm not entirely sure how it'll run. The Switch's hardware isn't as weak as many people say it is, but even then, I'm not sure if it'll be able to handle a game like RDR2. Having said that, I'm more concerned with how it will even fit. RDR2 is a massive game that would require its own separate SD to properly fit onto the Switch.
don't bother with RDO2. It's legitimately one of the worst multiplayer experiences that you'll find anywhere. There's nothing to do except a handful of total shit coop missions, and the economy is completely fucked. I never loved GTA Online, but at least you can fight cops and do heists. In RDO2, you get punished for shooting civilians with -honor, and there's nothing like heists at all.
Maybe I'm doing it wrong or I have to toggle something, but if I let go, my horse does its own thing.
I want to add to this: if you're playing on PC: exercise caution. R*'s multiplayer servers are P2P; PC can be notorious with cheaters and booters.
For the Moonshiner role there's not much setup to do to make it profitable, just make sure to buy consumables every now and then to have enough ingredients for the moonshine, some of the three star recipes use valuable items like alcohol and flowers, so if you're treasure hunting and you have some spares, you can use them for moonshine.
RDRO is much more relaxed and single player friendly than GTAO. You can get pretty much everything you need by yourself, but it is better when playing with friends, downside for me is that it's not being supported anymore, so once you get all you can, that's pretty much it. It's a pretty chill game in my opinion
Do you recommend splurging on the bar once you'd reach a higher role level?
IF they make a Red Dead 3, I want a female cowgirl.
When I get to a forest or bunch of trees I just keep tapping the A button and it sort of navigates through the brush, but then I take control after I clear it. I don't know if I'm explaining it too good, but this video sort of illustrates what I mean
It reminds me how those sell missions with the slow Post Op vans gave me ptsd so I used the router trick to do that. Glad to see R* is still using the same crappy P2P setup on all their games.
I did, but it was mostly for roleplay reasons, its fun to have your friends taking over the band and drunk slapping each other lol, that and it becomes a cozy place to be in when fully upgraded, but i dont remember needing it to be fully upgraded for it to earn profits, its mostly just aesthetics.
I honestly don't know why the hell you'd want to play RDR2 on the switch. I can't imagine the world would be anywhere near as captivating without those necessary Horse Ball State graphics.