GTA 6 Needs To Steal Red Dead Redemption 2’s Most Important Story Feature

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is likely to provide a very different experience from, but one key feature in the Western epic from Rockstar Games could be the perfect addition to the series. Although was a huge success, arguably raised the bar for open-world games yet again, utilizing all of Rockstar's experience and expanding on the best features of the company's approach. There's no reason that shouldn't look to Arthur Morgan's adventures for inspiration, and doing so could make its story better than ever.

One feature of that stands out from most open-world games is the strength of its characterization. The primary protagonists are compelling and rich individuals, but even more minor NPCs offer plenty of engaging encounters and interesting perspectives. While it's not uncommon for dialogue to feel like a drag in AAA games, manages to make the idea of seeking out conversation actively appealing. To this end, the game offers an easy method of building relationships and hanging out with acquaintances through the camp system.

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Striking up a fire and pitching tents might not exactly be at home in, but translating the general idea of the camp system from would be to the game's enormous benefit. The series has always done a good job of cultivating a colorful cast of characters, but it can be hard to find a way to center some of the more eccentric ones in the narrative. The camp system makes it easy to gather the most fascinating individuals of the criminal persuasion in one place, ensuring a solid foundation for memorable relationships.

Building close ties between interesting characters is one of the best features of peak, but didn't quite meet the highest bar that the series has set in this