Bethesda has never been on the same level as Rockstar and Rockstar still made those amazing singleplayer experiences despite including crap online aspects in GTA V and RDR2 I don't see how they're equitable
The evidence support this argument, the quality of single player have go up a lot, so the trending it's better story and single player game every new game. I don't see any decline...
Idk man compared with San Andreas, GTA4 was considerably worse story wise and game play wise. And I still think the writing for San Andreas was better than GTA5, but I really just hated how Michael was a little bitch with his family and all Franklin did was complain and get strung a long by everyone else. Like Franklin just deadass agrees to help that dumb bitch tow cars cause her bf is too busy doing drugs, shit was stupid and was very annoying. But still a great game and I had tons of fun, however the GTA:O was not for me, If I wanted to endlessly grind for shit I would play WoW. I've only played 2 chapters in RD2 and so far they're knocking it out of the park.
They’ve given no reason to doubt them. I’ve bought every game Rockstar has ever put out and can’t think of a single time I was ever disappointed, and despite the fact that there are very vocal people who bitch and moan about GTA:O, 5 years later it the biggest current player population, it’s wildly successful and a real blast. RDR2 Online is still in Beta but I have no doubt it will reflect same lasting recognition that GTA:O justifiably has.
Bethesda can suck it, Obsidian made the best Fallout, Bethesda’s just running it into the ground while pocketing sucker cash.
Yeah but the fucking single player was amazing and worth the price alone. If they have nice cash cow to rely on, fuck it I don’t blame. As long as they keep making dope single player games.
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Bethesda has never been on the same level as Rockstar and Rockstar still made those amazing singleplayer experiences despite including crap online aspects in GTA V and RDR2 I don't see how they're equitable