How much smoother does RDR2 run on pc than console?

[qxb7226]

Hi everyone, I played RDR2 on console and in my opinion it was glitchy. I remember in camp NPCs would initiate conversation, but their dialogue wouldn’t play. I also remember chopping wood and Arthur’s hair would bleed through his hat. I‘m being picky I know.

 

[Rivereyes]

The answer to this is directly related to how powerful your rig is. The PC version is by default, the technically superior one to play.

Maxed out at 4K on a 65''TV, it was a near-religious experience in terms of immersion. Never noticed any serious or distracting glitches, but our mileage may vary.

 

[darkroast]

I second the post above me. Although my GPU is a little bit on the weaker side, playing RD2 on 3440x1440 on medium gave me the tinglingy feeling of playing the game for the first time again.

 

[I Will Haunt You]

Well, clipping issues for characters and their gear is almost a given for any game that lets you have different outfits. Hair and headgear and chins and collars and the like are especially notorious for clipping. It just a fact of gaming in general. I've seen a few other glitches in the game but they haven't been common so I'd say it's pretty technically solid that way. I have yet to see any thing ridiculous as I've seen in some clips on YouTube.

 

[Inspireless Llama]

I ran only in a few glitches. I think I can remember 4, one was with clothing and a sheriff star floathing in the air, the other one was a owl sitting in midair. Then there was an issue with a tent at some camp.

The most annoying was "jumping trees" which apparently had to do with some graphic settings. I changed some and managed to make it better but it still would happen sometimes.