Red Dead Redemption 2 PC trailer demonstrates our fancy options

With Red Dead Redemption 2 coming to PC in just some weeks, Rockstar have made a brand new PC-specific trailer demonstrating the flamboyant technical options our model advantages from. Chief amongst these is help for increased resolutions and framerates, so the trailer’s accessible in 4K at 60fps because it reveals off “include increased draw distances, improved shadows and lighting, new grass and fur textures, and much more.” This means the video additionally focuses closely on landscapes and animals, that are definitely a big a part of why I’m considering roaming the wild wild west. You can’t cease me from pretending it’s a strolling simulator.
Yes, that’s 2160p at 60fps… with YouTube compression. Still, the sheer amount of pixels cram in additional fanciness than common previous YouTube trailers.
Having solely seen the unique console launch from a distance of about 4 metres, yeah, positive that appears fairly? Prettier? Rockstar have wanged on about Red Dead Redemption 2’s PC enhancements extra earlier than. The RDR 2 system requirements say you may want plenty of silicon muscle for that, thoughts.
Red Dead Redemption 2 will debut November fifth on the Rockstar Games Launcher and Epic Games Store. The Steam launch is because of observe in December.
The console launch in October 2018 was clouded by controversy about crunch. Rockstar took the weird step of inviting employees to talk openly about crunch after co-founder Dan Houser put his foot to this point in his mouth he may waggle his toes between his buttocks.
Disclosure: I’ve friends who work at Rockstar. I feel half the inhabitants of Edinburgh do. Rockstar of us are in every single place. I’ve recognized folks for months earlier than discovering they labored at Rockstar. THEY’RE EVERYWHERE.

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