Red Dead Redemption 2players can currently download and enjoy a ton of brand-new content in the game’s single-player mode, and it’s all thanks to the fans.Rockstaris, as I’m sure you’re aware, rather busy on a game calledGTA VI. The studio also drops consistent updates forGTA Online, leavingRed Dead Redemption 2andRed Dead Onlinealone and unloved. Really, at this point, it’s the fans who are doing anamazing job at keeping both games alive.Take a look at some of the bestRed Dead Redemption 2wins and fails below!Case in point: a brilliantRed Dead Redemption 2mod called theOnline Content Unlocker. This mod does exactly what it says on the tin, and gives players access to every single item fromRed Dead Onlinein the single-playerRed Dead Redemption 2experience. That means a bunch of new items, cosmetics, and more.AdvertWhile it’s the most exciting mod around (it doesn’t add any new story content or anything like that) it’s definitely a good excuse to replay the game with a bunch of cool new cosmetic bits and pieces. Certainly,Red Dead Onlinehas a much greater focus on customisation, so you can really make Arthur your own with this mod.As always,Red Dead Redemption 2mods are only available for PC gamers. As much as we’d love to see official mod support added for PlayStation and Xbox, the very fact we still don’t have an official 60fps update from Rockstar suggests that anyone expecting a substantial bit of post-launch support from Rockstar is chasing a dream that will never happen.At least we haveRed Dead Online, which actually does very occasionally add new content and gives us a reason to interact with the game’s gorgeous open world, even if it isn’t quite what any of us wanted.Featured Image Credit: Rockstar GamesTopics:Red Dead Redemption,Red Dead Redemption 2,Rockstar Games
Red Dead Redemption 2players can currently download and enjoy a ton of brand-new content in the game’s single-player mode, and it’s all thanks to the fans.Rockstaris, as I’m sure you’re aware, rather busy on a game calledGTA VI. The studio also drops consistent updates forGTA Online, leavingRed Dead Redemption 2andRed Dead Onlinealone and unloved. Really, at this point, it’s the fans who are doing anamazing job at keeping both games alive.Take a look at some of the bestRed Dead Redemption 2wins and fails below!Case in point: a brilliantRed Dead Redemption 2mod called theOnline Content Unlocker. This mod does exactly what it says on the tin, and gives players access to every single item fromRed Dead Onlinein the single-playerRed Dead Redemption 2experience. That means a bunch of new items, cosmetics, and more.AdvertWhile it’s the most exciting mod around (it doesn’t add any new story content or anything like that) it’s definitely a good excuse to replay the game with a bunch of cool new cosmetic bits and pieces. Certainly,Red Dead Onlinehas a much greater focus on customisation, so you can really make Arthur your own with this mod.As always,Red Dead Redemption 2mods are only available for PC gamers. As much as we’d love to see official mod support added for PlayStation and Xbox, the very fact we still don’t have an official 60fps update from Rockstar suggests that anyone expecting a substantial bit of post-launch support from Rockstar is chasing a dream that will never happen.At least we haveRed Dead Online, which actually does very occasionally add new content and gives us a reason to interact with the game’s gorgeous open world, even if it isn’t quite what any of us wanted.Featured Image Credit: Rockstar GamesTopics:Red Dead Redemption,Red Dead Redemption 2,Rockstar Games
Red Dead Redemption 2players can currently download and enjoy a ton of brand-new content in the game’s single-player mode, and it’s all thanks to the fans.Rockstaris, as I’m sure you’re aware, rather busy on a game calledGTA VI. The studio also drops consistent updates forGTA Online, leavingRed Dead Redemption 2andRed Dead Onlinealone and unloved. Really, at this point, it’s the fans who are doing anamazing job at keeping both games alive.Take a look at some of the bestRed Dead Redemption 2wins and fails below!Case in point: a brilliantRed Dead Redemption 2mod called theOnline Content Unlocker. This mod does exactly what it says on the tin, and gives players access to every single item fromRed Dead Onlinein the single-playerRed Dead Redemption 2experience. That means a bunch of new items, cosmetics, and more.AdvertWhile it’s the most exciting mod around (it doesn’t add any new story content or anything like that) it’s definitely a good excuse to replay the game with a bunch of cool new cosmetic bits and pieces. Certainly,Red Dead Onlinehas a much greater focus on customisation, so you can really make Arthur your own with this mod.As always,Red Dead Redemption 2mods are only available for PC gamers. As much as we’d love to see official mod support added for PlayStation and Xbox, the very fact we still don’t have an official 60fps update from Rockstar suggests that anyone expecting a substantial bit of post-launch support from Rockstar is chasing a dream that will never happen.At least we haveRed Dead Online, which actually does very occasionally add new content and gives us a reason to interact with the game’s gorgeous open world, even if it isn’t quite what any of us wanted.
Red Dead Redemption 2players can currently download and enjoy a ton of brand-new content in the game’s single-player mode, and it’s all thanks to the fans.
Rockstaris, as I’m sure you’re aware, rather busy on a game calledGTA VI. The studio also drops consistent updates forGTA Online, leavingRed Dead Redemption 2andRed Dead Onlinealone and unloved. Really, at this point, it’s the fans who are doing anamazing job at keeping both games alive.
Take a look at some of the bestRed Dead Redemption 2wins and fails below!
Case in point: a brilliantRed Dead Redemption 2mod called theOnline Content Unlocker. This mod does exactly what it says on the tin, and gives players access to every single item fromRed Dead Onlinein the single-playerRed Dead Redemption 2experience. That means a bunch of new items, cosmetics, and more.
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While it’s the most exciting mod around (it doesn’t add any new story content or anything like that) it’s definitely a good excuse to replay the game with a bunch of cool new cosmetic bits and pieces. Certainly,Red Dead Onlinehas a much greater focus on customisation, so you can really make Arthur your own with this mod.
As always,Red Dead Redemption 2mods are only available for PC gamers. As much as we’d love to see official mod support added for PlayStation and Xbox, the very fact we still don’t have an official 60fps update from Rockstar suggests that anyone expecting a substantial bit of post-launch support from Rockstar is chasing a dream that will never happen.
At least we haveRed Dead Online, which actually does very occasionally add new content and gives us a reason to interact with the game’s gorgeous open world, even if it isn’t quite what any of us wanted.
Topics:Red Dead Redemption,Red Dead Redemption 2,Rockstar Games
