Can I transfer my unfinished file to PC from PS4? I want to play this on my beefy PC but I don't want to start from scratch, help!
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Red Dead Redemption 2 PC - Nov 5 (Rockstar Games Launcher, EGS, GMG, Humble and other digital retailers. Coming to Steam in December)
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Did you change the controller layout to "standard FPS" for the first-person controls in the settings menu?
I think that if there is going to be any transferred data, it will be for Online characters only.
Were you born yesterday or what, Take-Two has already cut deals with them.
Ye they really went for realism on this one so if you're looking for that sort of fun waiting for mods is probably your best bet
Mmm I'll watch rdr1 story on YouTube to wait for this... Or do you think it's worth to be played on Playstation now even elif I havent got time?
Then why bother releasing it on Steam at all? They could go Ubisoft if they really care about those cuts. People who don't want to use EGS just use uPlay directly that can be seen from Ubisoft's statement about Division 2 player numbers. Then there is Stadia which also take 30% cut.
I don't think it's about cut, maybe there is an entity that doesn't want RDR2 to release day 1 on Steam.
I'm sure Google is giving Rockstar a deal for putting the game on Stadia.
I have a feeling Epic is paying to have it on their store instead of making it Exclusive (which it isn't) like they usually do. Maybe GMG, Gamestop digital(?), and Stadia don't count as other stores since one is Linux, and the other two are just Rockstar Games Store codes. They probably even paid Vampire Masquerade Bloodlines 2 to be on the store as well, even though it's in other places since it needs the blockbusters as well as smaller games. Being left out of having something like RDR2 would hurt.
If i were to release RDR2 i'd do it in this exact same way. Release on own store first, other stores providing more income than Steam shortly later and Steam following a month after that. Grab as much money as you can from people who don't care about launchers and then let the Steam-only crowd in a month after.
If i were Epic, one month would not be worth it at all, considering it'll release later than Rockstar's own store anyway.
Activision literally just released a game on Steam. What is going on with those Tweets?
Just finished it on PS4 base. Amazing experience, kinda lacking in the gameplay responsiveness department but the world and characters were immersive and well crafted. Arthur took over Jon's title as Rockstar's best protagonist for me. The game is already a looker w/ basic settings. I can only imagine how amazing it'll run on a decked out PC.
May I stand Unshaken
Amid, Amidst a crashing world.
May I stand Unshaken
Amid, Amidst a crashing world.
Steam margin is not 80% for RDR 2, it can actually never fully get there. The margin is variable depending on units sold.
I think expectations(from sell-side analysts is that it will sell around ~5m units on PC this fiscal year. Let's say ~40% on steam (could be more, could be less), but let's use as an estimate. Then that is 2x$60 = $120m of gross sales, which would imply 77.5% margin (i.e. 22.5% cut). It is not only on the upfront sales where it matters for the publisher, but ongoing sales. Big difference if you generate in-game spend with a 100/88/80% incremental margin.
No way that Stadia takes a 30% cut. Likely much lower, otherwise no reason for publishers to port there. Key reason why they are going with Stadia is to provide an alternative to PS/Xbox and their 30% platform fees. I would guess Stadia is somewhere in the 15% range.
Epic definitely paid for the exclusivity (although probably not as much given Rockstar Launcher, means no guaranteed sales unlike BL3, and much shorter period).
Fuuuuck yeeeeeah, bay-beee!!!!
Favorite game ever coming to favorite platform ever. Day one on Steam (I've already waited this long, plus Death Stranding will help kill the time).
Favorite game ever coming to favorite platform ever. Day one on Steam (I've already waited this long, plus Death Stranding will help kill the time).
I did, the controls still suck. Aiming on a controller in first person with 30fps isn't fun. I can only enjoy it in third person on my PS4.
60+fps is gonna be huge for responsiveness and movement in first person.
Likely no heavy microtransactions, but Anno does have dlc which if bought on Steam shares profits with Valve for the Steam users. I wonder if Ubisoft can do what MMO Steam games apparently can't, allow Steam players to buy the mtx+dlc on the UPlay launcher since they need the storefront to play their games anyway. You can buy a limited amount of mtx with Uplay points there, I'm not sure about DLC though.
Can't wait. Took this screenshot on my PS4
Came back to the game recently and constantly blown away with how good it looks. PC screenshot threads are going to be absolutely glorious.
So excited for this, been waiting for so long to finally play at a smooth framerate and clean image quality. I really hope there's some form of crossing over with the consoles, mostly cross-save for the Online portion but I highly doubt it since real money is involved in the progression
I wonder if it'll release with Vulkan support. As it's on Stadia too, they already have a working Vulkan build.
Oh. I thought you were referring to GTA V in first-person on PC. My bad.
uuh... okay?
I was referring to the "Acti is not on 3rd Party stores anymore" statement while Activision literally just released another game on a 3rd party store
It's gonna be such a gameplay improvement at 60fps and above. Glad that I stopped my second playthrough in act 2.
Oh, no, first person on GTAV was a dream to control. I absolutely cannot wait to play this on mouse and keyboard.
I'd like to try this on PC but can't really justify it when all my friends will be playing RD Online on PS4 (if indeed R* can fix up the online).
if it's not a GAAS, it can go on on 3rd party stores, that seems to be the logic.
Activision released Crash, Spyro and Sekiro on Steam, but it's been keeping Destiny and COD on Battle.net to cash in on all the MTX.
It'll be interesting to see what they do with CTR, if that gets ported to PC.
I really hope the modding is limitless. I've wanted to take vehicles across that landscape for too long now lol
Destiny isn't a Activision title anymore and it's also the 4th most played game on Steam right now.
I was just wondering why he would use Activision as an example why big publishers will not release on 3rd party stores but only on their own platform + EGS instead while its simply factually incorrect because Activision still release on 3rd party stores like Steam. The other example (EA) is also kinda ... not fitting because they left 3rd party stores way before the EGS was a thing.
Edit: seems like the original Tweet got deleted
