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Improvements you'd like to see?


For Red dead 3?

More Gambling, There should be more stuff to bet on, horse races, boxing etc.

Ways to gain wealth. Such as Train robberies, or perhaps like on Assassins creed/GTA you can own your own business. And collect profit from it. And defend it.

More life, yeah its the wild west, but in the city areas (blackwater) it would have been great to see more people/general life in the game (this is a prob with most Rock* games)

Better music, the only thing i hated about RDR was the music, we need a soundtrack like A few dollars and less of the random piano notes.

More Trains, kinda adds to the more life thing.

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No game breaking glitches. Perhaps a protagonist who isn't a killer, at least not to begin with.I...drink...your...MILKSHAKE!I DRINK IT UP!!!

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What?
The soundtrack in this was amazing. It set the tone and mood without being overbaring.
The little 'twangs', etc were taken right from the 'Dollars' trilogy.

As for improvments?

1 Being able to play as a proper Outlaw.
Sorry but John was a cop out. You can't have a tough western 'hero' have morrals.
Example; John won't use the services of a whore as he's 'A married man'...but he has no problem murdering them and robbing their dead bodies?
Mixed messages there.

2 The abilty to play as good or as bad as you like.
While there is an element of this, it just the sub-standard good/bad choices.
Being good or bad is not that black and white....especially in the west. Think Robbin Hood, stole from the rich, gave to the poor. He did the wrong things for the right reasons. In the same way, one can do the right things for the wrong reasons.
Point being. Playing as a good guy or a bad guy should not be so 'easy' and obvious.

3 A point to hunting.
Example: Being able to use skins, bones, etc to create unique items and cutomizations of your weapons or clothing. Using herbs and plants to make cures, etc.
Give some point to hunting outside of selling goods.

4 Multiplayer with a purpose.
You can start up a posse...and do nothing with them. It's nothing but a form of party chat.
Why not start up a posse and have online leaderboards showing the most feared or respected posses in the world?
They could create a random mission generator that takes pre-programmed basics and generates missions for your posse to go on. Depending on how many are in your posse and how leveled up they are, the missions alter in difficulty.
Rob trains/banks. Kidnap. Assassinations, etc.
You could even take on other posses with you own in team based games.

5 Missions worth muliple play throughs.
Failing a mission does not have to mean retry. Why not have a branching system in place that can lead to different outcomes depending on what you did?

6 More freeroam options.
Imagine walking into a saloon and buying a few drinks. One of the guys you are plying with whiskey just so happens to work for the law and lets slip news of a stagecoach/train comin in loaded with cash/gold/goods. A few whiskeys and you just found out about a perfect robbery oppertunity. Big risk, but big rewards. You could even hire goons to help out...with a lesser cut of the loot.
Maybe the guy in the saloon just tells a pointless story, maybe he starts a bar brawl? It could be completly random what happens, but paying for a few drinks could lead to trouble or a big payday.
You could find info from reading the newspapers or from random encounters, etc.
Finding trade routes. When out hunting, why not be armed with knowledge of which town requires what goods? Some will pay more than others. Some shops could even offer random missions bases on what they need most.

7 More interactive scenery.
While you can walk into a saloon, fists flying and start a brawl. Why can't I pick up a chair and smash it over someone's head, throwthem along the bar, push them over the balcony, throw/punch people through windows, etc. Make the bar brawls real brawls. Let's see a real Wild West bar fight.

8 Proper robberies.
I want to be able to actually steal a train...and wreck it if I wish. I want to walk into a bank wearing my bandana over my face and do some crowd controll and rob the bank instead of sneaking around cracking a safe.

9 There should be one big hub, or town. Kind of like Blackwater...only bigger and more impressive.

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How do you go from 1 to 3? I don't understand, is 2 no longer viable? Red Dead Redemption isn't a sequel, it's just Red Dead Redemption, so it would technically be RDR 2, not 3.

If there is going to be another, it should be somewhere else, in the late 1800's, like 1870's-1899.

You are an outlaw who was involved in a bank robbery carrying a lot of money. The authorities are hot on your trail, and you have to keep the location of the money anonyomous. You killed your fellow partners in crime, mostly because of greed.

The main character really wouldn't be a good guy, he'd be the outlaw.

Maybe offer some customization features, your characters looks, his clothing.

A bigger map. (Not saying RDR's was small, just bigger than that.)

Dual wield pistols.

Bigger cities and towns, New Austin and Mexico seemed desolate at times.

Actual gangs that you can get together, houses and hideouts you can purchase.

And for gods sake, keep dead eye.

A new location for the game, Nevada, Arizona, Utah, anywhere really.


But to be honest, I don't think Rockstar will be making another RDR. They are focused on their new PS3 exclusive, "Agent" and Grand Theft Auto V is in pre production now.

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But to be honest, I don't think Rockstar will be making another RDR. They are focused on their new PS3 exclusive, "Agent" and Grand Theft Auto V is in pre production now.



You do know Agent and GTA are not the same development team as RDR...right?
It does not matter how busy they are with Agent/GTA.
RDR devs are a different studio.

Also when asked about the "exclusiveness" of Agent, it has been confirmed that no decision has been made on it being PS3 only.

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How do you go from 1 to 3?


Red Dead Revolver.

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Revolver is not "technically the "prequel" to Redemption.
"Technically" they are not connected.

It's like saying GTA IV is the "sequel" to GTA III. OR that GTA IV is the fourth GTA game.
Which we know is not "technically" true.

Redemption was a re-start.

They may do something unconnected (other then the Red dead name) with the next game too.

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I'd like to see a more robust fistfighting system. While it was fun punching out random drunks in the bar, it woulda been cool if there was a bit more variety. Possibly something like the fighting in the Bourne Conspiracy (contextual use of takedowns, improvised weapons, combos, etc.)

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And for gods sake, keep dead eye.


Keep it, for sure, but make the system more optional. Level 2 Deadeye sucked, imo (although it was good for certain rare situations). Level 3 Deadeye was great. Maybe there could be a way to toggle between certain modes.

I agree with others about being able to use 2 guns at the same time.

I don't think the map needs to be made any bigger. It's plenty big. A player spends more than enough time as is just riding from place to place on a horse. I get that it's the West, but I don't think there needs to be quite so much open space. I'd like to see one, two, or even three more towns, each with their own qualities that make them unique. If anything, they could make the map a bit smaller and concentrate on other areas of consolidating and streamlining the game.

I liked how there are, really, lots of buildings and structures to explore. Unfortunately, most seemed kind of empty, with little more than the occasional chest filled with all of $16-$19. The should be more fun incentives and rewards to do some exploring. The money is good, but more variety would be nice, both with the amounts of cash involved, as well as in the kinds of items that could be found. There should be other useful items that could be found. It's an old idea, but even the occasional key that opens an important locked door would nice. Special weapons, perhaps. Items that could be traded (harmonica, spyglass, certain kinds of boots, hats, jewelry, etc.). Anything other than just fairly mundane amounts of cash.

The ability to drive a car in a game like this (being that it's in 1911/14) would have been cool.

Also, it would be really cool to actually be able to take and possess a gatling/machine gun somehow, or at least place it strategically or where you want. The machine guns are some of the coolest aspects of the game, and they're rarely used, and frankly, at least one of them is in an odd/basically worthless location.

An even bigger variety of guns to choose from would be nice. And a selection process not based just on the guns basically getting better as the game goes along, but with the selection process being more nuanced than that. So that players have some real options based on how they want to play, from the very start. 1875 Remington, 1873 Colt Peacemaker, a Derringer, etc. The game had such tremendous variance on horses, and to be perfectly honest, I think most players would care more about variety of weapons & items to be carried.

Completely agree that an upgraded fighting system would be awesome. Maybe even making boxing, wrestling, or rodeo a kind of mini-game.

Multi-player is great, but I think it would be cool just in-game to have a means of setting up & commanding posses (or your own criminal gang). As a kind of side mission system, perhaps. If you want to join local law enforcement, perhaps there could be a way to do so, to first join up as a deputy and then work your way up, become a sheriff or marshal, etc. Likewise, start a band of thugs if you want; the more notorious you get, the more followers you get. Something like that.

I don't want to sound like I'm complaining. RDR is a fantastic game. But it's not perfect, and there are tons of ways to improve it.

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Deff train robberies, i tried doing it in the game and they just stop the train the second you pull a gun out

More melee weapons

Start your own posse like how you do it in san andreas

dual guns

More of a bad character to play

Dont reduce the amount of money you steal from banks if your famous for being bad

More pissed off Natives

Mabey a lil more of getting to do customization of the character yourself

Possibly a Jesse James cameo

There really isnt much to improve the game was great and suprisingly better than gta4, im sure the creators will come up with better ideas than we will, but this is just a small wish list

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Also more of getting to decide your fate

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