i wish rockstar would fix the bugs

Breathtaking landscapes, from the snowy peaks of the Grizzlies to the sun-soaked plains of New Austin. Its immersive world feels alive, with dynamic weather, wildlife, and NPCs adding depth to every moment.

The heart of my experience wasn’t just in the gameplay—it was in the people I played with. I spent countless days with my friends, from grinding and roleplaying to turning quiet saloons into drunk chaotic bar brawls. We laughed over voice chat, rode under the stars, and made amazing memories. While RDO can feel grindy, especially for time-consuming missions like bounty hunting, or trading; playing with friends made it worthwhile. We tackled challenges together, making even the slowest moments feel rewarding.

After my group drifted apart, the world I once shared with them felt empty, and logging in alone became difficult. The grindy economy and lack of meaningful updates only made it harder. Though I’ve encountered hackers, most of my experiences with them were surprisingly kind or amusing, turning potential frustration into something lighthearted. Still, hackers and griefers are a persistent issue that Rockstar has yet to fully address.

The lack of new content for long-term players is a drawback. But despite all that, the game gave me something irreplaceable—the chance to make lasting memories with friends in a world that felt real. The gorgeous screenshots and stories I have remind me of why it all mattered.

im a cowboy

Started Red Dead Online with big dreams of becoming a legendary outlaw. First thing that happened? I accidentally ran over a civilian while trying to mount my horse. Spent the next 30 minutes being hunted by every lawman in the county while my horse decided to take a nap in the middle of the road. Tried to join a posse, but we spent more time accidentally shooting each other than actually doing missions. Ended the day getting stuck in a tree while looting a train. 10/10, would get stuck in another tree again.

I love this game, it has an amazing sense of escapism and customisation, just enough to scratch that open-world cowboy itch I've been wanting for a game. I'm not even one for PVP, I am just a girl, I just want to ride my pretty horse I saved up for. Go hunting and ride around the large map. Exploring every nook and cranny. Then when my boyfriend hops on, I get carried HARD during bounty hunts. When I last played I hopped on for a quick few minutes at 1pm. Turned around and suddenly it was 6pm and pitch black outside. It didn't even feel that long!

My only gripe is the lack of updates now. Obviously they're working hard on GTA 6 so understandable. But I have high hopes they'll give RDO a little love one day, or even announce a new one ;w; one can dream anyway. But for the time being if you want a country western, cowboy semi-open world game to sink your teeth into? Go ahead. I 100% recommend. It's fun solo but even better with friends (that you can lasso and throw off trains :P)

I like

horible

Best game ever from Rockstar

Very fun game, especially the campaign which is one of the best games of the last two decades.
there are a few issues with the online multi players tho, such as:
-they no longer add new content to this game such as new outlaw pass or bank heists.
-they didn't even relaunch the first two outlaw passes for new players to play.

anything beside that, all & all you'll enjoy this game for whatever price.

Modders, modders, modders, thats all there is. You can be having a good time hunting and get all your resources ready to sell and you go to sell them and EXPLOSION all your hard work gone then you get set on fire over and over, and after that 10 bears spawn to kill you. Very unplayable, it needs private servers or some actual anti-cheat