Friday, November 1st 2019
Red Dead Redemption 2 PC Launch Trailer, Screenshots Drop
Rockstar Games has dropped a launch trailer for their upcoming PC release of the critically-acclaimed Red Dead Redemption 2. Fret not if you're worried about spoilers (though the game has indeed released quite a while ago): the trailer is only one minute long. There are some specific PC improvements to the title, such as support for up to 8K resolutions (good luck on that), support for higher framerates than on consoles, HDR, and support for non-standard monitor ratios.
The PC version of the game will also introduce a new photo mode for all you photography enthusiasts out there - even though it's in-game, it should still count. One of the things the PC version of the game won't ship with - sadly - is support for raytracing. There were some rumors running around the web regarding support for raytracing on the Rockstar Release due to some screenshots outed by NVIDIA that sported an RTX logo on the bottom right corner, but those served only as marketing for their latest 20-series graphics cards. No raytracing will be available in this game - and there is no reason to think it might.
Sources:
TechSpot, PCGamesN
The PC version of the game will also introduce a new photo mode for all you photography enthusiasts out there - even though it's in-game, it should still count. One of the things the PC version of the game won't ship with - sadly - is support for raytracing. There were some rumors running around the web regarding support for raytracing on the Rockstar Release due to some screenshots outed by NVIDIA that sported an RTX logo on the bottom right corner, but those served only as marketing for their latest 20-series graphics cards. No raytracing will be available in this game - and there is no reason to think it might.
24 Comments on Red Dead Redemption 2 PC Launch Trailer, Screenshots Drop
I want performance numbers.
I've read a lot of good things about RDR2, so for it to be released on PC so it can properly shine, well, I'm stoked that I'll get to experience it.
P.S. little hint. You can watch gameplay for this for past few years... *spoilers*.
Nowhere am I suggesting that people won't buy the game because of this, just that it spoils the experience for new players.
So far I've seen it on Humble Bundle at $60 and the same price at Rockstar Games.
Anyone found any better deals?
Then again...no one should care. If there is some perverse reason you couldn't play this game until now, do yourself a favor and play it. It's the new gold standard in open world games. "It does look very pretty in the trailer."
You know what it is? A good game. Play good games, and stop graphics whoring. That's it, don't reward the immense effort put into this game. Just leech off of the hundreds of thousands of hours put into this. Great way to promote hard work, parasite...
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