RDR 2 still looks incredible on pc even without rtx

[u/Antique_Designer69]

Doesn't feel 8 years old at all

[u/Hershey2898]

This game is one of those cases where PC is absolutely worth it.

Also pretty funny how console players make fun of PC players for Rockstar games not coming to PC at first while PC players upgraded their PCs over 8 years to absolutely max the game out while console players got cucked still waiting for a next gen port. PS5 pro can only play this at checkerboard 4k 30fps PS4 settings 😄

[u/TwoProper4220 → u/Hershey2898]

bruh having an imaginary fight here. when in reality console players generally just play and enjoy their games and not worry about things like if the graphics were maxed out and if the fps is dropping even a single frame

[u/peglegpoachedegg → u/Hershey2898]

It's funny how people that can't even afford both like to make up scenarios in their head.

[u/-Badger3- → u/Hershey2898]

> Also pretty funny how console players make fun of PC players for Rockstar games not coming to PC at first

Do they though?

[u/xvsero → u/Hershey2898]

Average Steam user has a setup weaker than base PS5 and also still use a 1080p monitor so they have a point to judge.

[u/BSchafer → u/xvsero]

yeah but that's a little misleading because most people keep steam installed on their non-gaming PC's and old gaming PC's (that they're using for video/music servers, running golf sims off of, have handed down to kids/family, etc). Just this morning steam asked me to do the Sept Steam survey on my work laptop. It is probably a little less powerful than a PS5 gaming-wise but If i were to play a game like RDR2 I have access to 3 much more powerful PCs. So those steam reports are a little misleading just because a lot of nerds like myself keep their old gaming hardware around to do various things as well as install steam on their non-gaming PC's.

[u/assertive-brioche → u/Hershey2898]

Yes. Very funny, So laugh. Such humor.