kalaga_hiker
hunting, fishing, no missions
This is what I have been trying to say about the national park in every thread and failing. It is not that there is nothing there. It is that nothing is being asked of you.
Mine is higher than a straight conversion and lower than I expected, which I realise is useless without a number but the store page is the only real source anyway.
Same argument applies to the park. Wilderness looks empty on a map and takes forever to cross.
Adding that if you are on the internal drive only, check your actual free space rather than assuming. Mine was forty gigabytes lower than I thought.
Glad it was useful. It only occurred to me because I was annoyed at a recommendation wall.
I went dark four days before RDR2 and it was two days too late. I would go a week.
I came to this series from Red Dead and I wandered first and it was a mistake. I spent four hours not knowing there was a whole system I had not been shown.
One line on an earnings call doing more than a marketing budget is very funny and completely predictable.
Drawing a bow in a certain other game is still the best use of adaptive triggers anyone has managed, and that was a launch title.
RDR2 tied eating to a core system and a lot of people found it tedious. Tying it to appearance rather than to health is the smarter version.
Two weeks feels short. RDR2 took me four months and I was not being slow on purpose.
Accept a certain amount of exposure is the realistic answer. You will see something. The goal is to see less, not none.
A game about two people in a relationship that did not have long conversations in cars would be a strange thing to build.
Asking politely in advance works better than people expect. Most of them have something they feel the same way about.
Nobody discusses it because there is no footage. Give it three weeks.
Also worth saying that a lower end setup means you spend less time in menus tuning it and more time playing, which is not nothing.
Petting, scolding and studying a dog is three verbs. Nobody writes three verbs for a prop. That is the answer I wanted.
Second playthrough is for the checklist. First one is for the game.
Did this for RDR2 and it was worth every bit of the effort. Went in knowing almost nothing about the second half and it was the best gaming experience I have had.
Both of those are better arguments than mine and I am withdrawing the park nomination. It needs to be somewhere people already go.