@GeneralMills88@NovaAIsfw Movies and games are not the same. 24fps is perfect for movies, awful for games. Since RDR2 is barely a video game, it barely matters though
@UrMomsHP@NovaAIsfw I don't remember GTA having an empty, lifeless open world and no cars to drive (the only decent gameplay aspect in GTA is the cars)
@thekillbot420@SadcFnn3kcss If I post a clip with a frame rate counter on screen and there won't be a single frame drop below 30, will you apologize for falsely accusing me of lying?
@GodzilLee_@SadcFnn3kcss If I post a clip with a frame counter and it says at 30 the whole time, will you admit to being an idiot and falsely accusing me of lying?
I'm not surprised that 30fps didn't bother you in RDR2 because it's not really a video game. It has very little gameplay. It acts more like a movie. Even its own fans are aware of this because whenever they praise the game, they discuss the story and graphics, never gameplay and mechanics
If you actually play a game where gameplay is the focus, frame rate matters
@rodriguezbryce1 You know there are other games I can play right? Why do you guys pretend like if I don't play GTA 6, my only other choice in the whole world is GTA 5 lmao
@thekev1983@clascys5so Giving it actual gameplay that isn't just walking around 99% of the time would be a start, or making it an RPG so the player can engage with the story/characters how they want and make choices that affect what happens instead of following a linear script. Witcher 3 is better
The gameplay is holding forward (most of the game is a walking simulator) and tapping left trigger to automatically aim at an enemyβs head. And I already explained that the mission design is very linear, demanding that you follow a script without any freedom. It barely has gameplay, and even RDR2 fans are aware of it since they never talk about it when praising the game
I play games for the gameplay and RDR2 gameplay is basically this. Also horrible linear mission design that doesn't allow any freedom and player choice
Notice how in your praise for the game, you mentioned the story and not gameplay. So you basically are treating the video game like a movie, but you're acting like I'm not a gamer. Red Dead fans are insufferable