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Red Dead Redemption 2 PC Trailer
The Rockstar Games Newswire now offers a new trailer from Red Dead Redemption 2 showing off the upcoming PC edition of the wild west shooter in all its 60 fps 4K resolution glory.
Red Dead Redemption 2 for PC brings the epic story of Arthur Morgan and the Van der Linde gang to life in breathtaking new ways – with no shortage of dazzling technical enhancements that deliver deeper immersion. These include increased draw distances, improved shadows and lighting, new grass and fur textures, and much more – complemented by a host of exciting new content additions for the game’s Story Mode.
Watch the new trailer above to see Red Dead Redemption 2 in stunning 4K/60 frames per second and see how packed full of new details and greater fidelity every corner of this vast open world is. From the claw marks of a passing bear at the base of a tree in Big Valley and the individual spines on a cactus in New Austin, to a train passing on a far horizon and embers sparkling in the New Hanover night sky.
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The second gameplay reveal for Red Dead Redemption 2 turns its focus to a number of the game's side activities, including heists, fishing, and much more. Red Dead Redemption 2 is an epic tale of outl...
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#5721961 Posted on: 10/18/2019 10:22 PM
Is there any news on whether sli/mgpu is supported? There is a guy on ign forum that claims to have confirmation but i cant seem to find any real credible source.
Is there any news on whether sli/mgpu is supported? There is a guy on ign forum that claims to have confirmation but i cant seem to find any real credible source.
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#5721979 Posted on: 10/18/2019 11:27 PM
Where did you get that from ? I have both installed, and im using GTA5 from Rockstar warehouse
My understanding is that the Rockstar Launcher has taken the place of the Social Club. I think it will be required no matter where you buy the game.
Where did you get that from ? I have both installed, and im using GTA5 from Rockstar warehouse
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#5721985 Posted on: 10/19/2019 12:16 AM
Looks amazing. Quite nice of Rockstar to give PC players an enhanced edition for
I dont think it will. the launcher is a download client nothing more. the social thing will be installed ofcourse, since its a integral part of the game. So basicly just like GTA5.
For example, some Ubisoft games require the Uplay launcher to start the game while playing on Steam, I'm worried it might be the same thing here. Also I read that an update for GTAV suddenly required the Rockstar Launcher.
Regarding Social Club, wasn't it replaced by Rockstar Launcher?
Looks amazing. Quite nice of Rockstar to give PC players an enhanced edition for
I dont think it will. the launcher is a download client nothing more. the social thing will be installed ofcourse, since its a integral part of the game. So basicly just like GTA5.
For example, some Ubisoft games require the Uplay launcher to start the game while playing on Steam, I'm worried it might be the same thing here. Also I read that an update for GTAV suddenly required the Rockstar Launcher.
Regarding Social Club, wasn't it replaced by Rockstar Launcher?
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#5721999 Posted on: 10/19/2019 01:26 AM
I don't care if all my game clients need to open up to do it, I really want to play RDR2.
I don't care if all my game clients need to open up to do it, I really want to play RDR2.
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Looks amazing. Quite nice of Rockstar to give PC players an enhanced edition for
I dont think it will. the launcher is a download client nothing more. the social thing will be installed ofcourse, since its a integral part of the game. So basicly just like GTA5.
My understanding is that the Rockstar Launcher has taken the place of the Social Club. I think it will be required no matter where you buy the game.