Red Dead Redemption

Recomendo comprar em uma promoção ou o bundle dos dois jogos juntos, não pelo jogo ser ruim, longe disso, mas é muito caro para um jogo lançado já a 16 anos. Dito isso é um jogasso, a versão de pc ficou muito bem polida, as vezes o fps dava uma caida estranha, acho que um pc mais fraco deve sofrer nesse port da steam.

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垃圾游戏，这品质也好意思卖这价格啊，真有你的。

Franchement, ce jeu est une véritable pépite. J'ai commencé par le 2 et, honnêtement, le 1 n'a rien à lui envier. Au contraire, je trouve que l'histoire du premier est plus profonde, plus captivante et suit une logique bien plus cohérente que celle du 2. Les personnages sont profonds et on s'attache facilement à eux. J'ai trouvé certains dialogues vraiment drôles. Je dirais que c'est peut-être là la plus grande différence : dans ce premier opus, les dialogues sont violents et crus, tout comme l'histoire, les cinématiques, etc. À l'inverse, dans le 2, on a presque l'impression d'incarner un cowboy gentil et retraité. Ici, on ressent vraiment toute la violence de cette époque. Les graphismes sont vraiment magnifiques, notamment le ciel et les couchers de soleil. La météo apporte également un vrai plus, surtout la pluie, qui renforce énormément l'immersion. En revanche, j'ai quand même trouvé quelques défauts. Certaines missions sont assez casse-bonbons parce qu'elles sont trop répétitives. Par exemple, pendant les deux premières heures, ainsi que les deux dernières, on est presque dans Farmer Simulator. On regroupe des troupeaux de vaches au moins cinq fois, puis on va capturer des chevaux... et ça tourne un peu en boucle. C'est parfois un peu long. Il y a aussi certaines missions où il faut attendre pendant de longues minutes parce qu'il faut être présent à une heure précise. Au lieu de faire avancer automatiquement le temps, le jeu nous oblige à patienter comme des guignols, et c'est vraiment très long. J'ai également trouvé que l'argent ne servait pas vraiment à grand-chose, à part payer les voyages rapides en calèche. Les missions manquent aussi un peu de diversité. J'ai eu du mal à accrocher pendant les trois premières heures, mais ensuite j'étais complètement plongé dedans. Le jeu devient vraiment addictif. C'est vraiment un excellent jeu. Contrairement au 2, que j'ai dû recommencer quatre ou cinq fois avant de réussir à m'y accrocher, celui-ci m'a totalement convaincu une fois passé le début. Honnêtement, allez-y les yeux fermés. Il vaut clairement le détour, voire même plus que le 2.

"Well, some trees flourish, others die. Some cattle grow strong, others are taken by wolves. Some men are born rich enough and dumb enough to enjoy their lives. Ain't nothin fair." An experience well worth playing through and not talked about enough in the shadow of its sequel game. John Marston's character and story of redemption is one of the greatest in gaming history, right up there with Arthur Morgan. Its one of those story games that has you just sitting there staring as the credits roll, thinking about what you just experienced. John's neverending drive to save his family, to protect them even at the cost of his own life, is admirable and shows the true heart within the troubled man with a troubled past. And this reflects one of the major themes of the game and I think both games: change. As John tells his son, "Every man has a right to change, a chance of forgiveness." And as per the title, I believe John does indeed earn that redemption, that forgiveness for what he's done in his life. Not only does the theme of change come into play in John's story, but also in the world itself. Set in the midst of the Wild West losing its wild, on the cusp of rapid industrialization and government intervention of the early 1910's, RDR forces its characters to come to terms with this sudden change to their way of living; through NPC conversations, political unrest, and physical changes to the landscape, we see this change and the pushback to it, especially in the epilogue which skips ahead many years. Done is the day of the cowboy and the outlaw. The world is moving on, leaving behind people like John and the other members of the gang. Like Dutch says, "Our time is passing, John." Speaking of the epilogue, it has gotta be one of the saddest, gloomiest post-story gameplay ever... You play as Jack Marston and your utterly alone. You no longer have NPCs that u know or help u. Your family is gone, Uncle is gone. Its just you and your horse. There is a constant thunderstorm shrouding the land in eternal darkness as rain relentlessly pours down. There are no more objectives. No post game main missions. No markers on the map, nothing telling u what to do. You end up wandering from the graves where u stood in the rain...riding aimlessly from town to town in the eerie empty plains, the restless sky never clearing. The true ending of the game prompting credits is just another stranger side mission like any other, no main mission waypoint to go to; you must come upon it naturally yourself, and I like that (although Jack, I'm disappointed you seemingly learned nothing from your father, this isnt Red Dead Revenge). The gameplay is very fun and addicting as well. Essentially the combat just consists of shooting with mechanics like Deadeye to assist you and all in all it's not very hard, but it sure is fun. Especially with all the different guns and weapon types you get throughout your journey through the dusty hot lands of New Austin and Mexico. My personal favorite gotta be the Carcano Rifle, I just love a good scope. There are also things like throwing knives and a tomahawk which I dont think I ever once used, but those come later and arent as epic cowboy as firing round after round from your Cattleman Revolver. Also the lasso, which, at some point I tried to raise my honor by only using it to hogtie enemies in fights and not kill anyone...I died many times, wouldnt recommend. In the end tho I did get to the highest honor so huzzah. The riding in this game is also very fun, many of my hours on here where just riding arund shooting animals from horseback on the plains, ignoring the mission. Significantly better with a controller, like most features (except combat). Also, many horses died for me to enjoy this game, I'd just like to give a moment to remember them. RIP, sorry I'm so bad at avoiding cliffs and bodies of water... Onto the next one, hopefully that'll raise my spirits out of the slump that is this sad ending...right guys?

Some Trees Flourish, Others Die. Some Cattles Grow Strong, Others Taken By Wolves. Some Men Are Born Rich Enough, And Dumb Enough To Enjoy Their Lives.

In short: connecting to rockstar game services forever, can't get past their launcher. Longer: I've been trying to make Rockstar Launcher work for more than an hour at this point. Downloading the game took less time! When I buy a game, I just want to play it, not search for solutions on how to possibly make the company's launcher work. I was going to deal with an overpriced price for a fifteen years old game (if only it worked!), but I don't have it in me to keep trying to make their launcher work. I don't care if it's a regional thing or whatever, I just wanted to play the game I was excited about. Well, not anymore, I guess. What a bummer, honestly. I'm very sad (and tired, and mad) about it. If they weren't forcing their launcher, I wouldn't have that kind of problem.

What the ♥♥♥♥ is access code violation era? all I did was quit to desktop?!