Red Dead Redemption 2 vs Ghost of Tsushima - Physics and Details Comparison

[@leonotrujillo2206]

Its unfair, RDR2 can only be compared with real life.

[@cleitonrocha252]

best comment

[@zaczeen1121]

RDR2 still looks animated. UE5 would be a good comparison to real life.

[@silveriver9]

Black Myth: Wukong is better than these two games combined.

[@reesecrook2595]

Horse balls

[@GHOST-os2hn]

@@silveriver9 JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJJA

[@jamesdoyle7594]

Ghost of Tsushima seems much more stylised in its graphics while rdr2 is extremely realistic. Either way both are beautiful games.

[@JoaoPedro-hq7bs]

That's exactly it, in my opinion Ghost of Tsushima is the most beautiful game I've ever played, it is heavily stylized and has unrealistic contrast for example, RDR2 also looks incredible and has a lot more attention to detail, but it isn't as "cool" as Ghost. The gameplay in both is also like that, Ghost is a lot more "gamey" and doesn't pay as much attention to fine details, while when playing RDR2 you have to even pay attention to every rock on the floor so that you don't fall off your horse. Both fantastic experiences, although I personally prefer Ghost of Tsushima.

[@obblivionkr]

It’s like a beautiful painting VS a beautiful photograph basically

[@kairo-chan2995]

@@JoaoPedro-hq7bs at least rdr2 has more details

[@silveriver9]

Black Myth: Wukong is better than these two games combined.

[@chumuheha]

@@JoaoPedro-hq7bs Yeah, RDR2 looks realistic, but I would argue that put them in a box for what they could do artistically. The duel between Jin and Shimura and the associated cutscenes are some of the best visuals I've ever seen in any video game ever. That and the music and voice acting of the two characters makes it one of my favorite gaming moments.

[@stocker9952]

There are 2 times in your life. Before, and after playing RDR2

[@riyandreams]

Ur right... After playing RDR2, I can't enjoy any other games..

[@DreymanSczorpha]

That’s so true...

[@vampire5652]

@@riyandreams same like me, i can't enjoy any other games lmao, so sad

[@jhunjar_darling]

Its an emotional game....

[@alf3071]

haha

[@enpoping]

1:41 look at those muscle of the horse in RDR2, so detail WTF.

[@Monnisti]

And horse testicles. GOTY every year

[@42_smm]

Yep it's a really good game

[@lucasrocha7979]

Isso já está presente no primeiro RDR

[@Wolf89b]

horses in RDR2 have even bigger and smaller balls, depens on how cold is it

[@Juinor]

those horse's muscle..good god !!!!

[@reecebernard88]

Rdr2 is just one of those once in a decade games, a game that the devs put more than just time and money into. It’s more than a game, it’s truly a portal to a different world

[@Ligmaballin]

@@noclipp Yeah I wanted some Apex Legends or Doom movement in RDR2, where's the wall running or double jumping?

[@reecebernard88]

@@Ligmaballin 💀💀

[@Ztr9]

Yeah then they abandon it for their cash cow if a game.

[@CapnLubeHandles]

@@noclipp what's wrong with the movement?

[@HyperOpticalSaint]

It's the most expansive game ever made, unless you count WOW with all expansions, so it made sense it's on another level.

[@Claire_Elise]

RDR2 is a masterpiece ahead of its time! 😍 Almost 4 years old, No other game has surpassed its organic world and details.

[@Sainclairelite]

Wait GTA 6, you will see

[@yaelg2561]

@@Sainclairelite ¿In 2030? Hahaha.

[@Enver_445]

@@yaelg2561 2025*

[@danishchawla690]

@@Sainclairelite Rdr 2 are also made by Rockstar Games. So, what's your point? Of course it's going to look graphically better in Gta 6

[@loop808]

@@Sainclairelite rockstar made RDR2 WTF DUDE .BOTH ARE MADE BY SAME COMPANY

[@lt.commanderdata9218]

The thing that makes me sad. Is that I will never get to experience rdr2 like the first time I played it. All I remember was just being absolutely mesmerized by the scenery, soundtrack, interactions with npc’s and more. Never thought a game could be that good.

[@benwright6930]

I played it when it first came out, went back a week ago and I've forgotten about 95% of what happens.. So it's like I'm playing it for the first time again 😅

[@Robolaralobarar]

And me. I got half way through and started from the beginning again because I could not handle what I missed out on 🤣

[@akunamatuba5439]

Bro, smoke some herb and play this game. Trust me

[@lt.commanderdata9218]

@@akunamatuba5439 been there done that I quit the herb lol

[@vinzer72frie]

You can. Do drugs and damage your temporal memory retention

[@morse2511]

On 2:04 the detail with the horse ears in RDR2 is just great. Like there's so many games with horse but most of them forget that herbivour animals like horse, always twitching their ears especially in the wild to avoid predator and understand their surrounding

[@BangThaBazie]

I remember a horse girl community on reddit declaring RDR2 the best horse game ever made. They know.

[@freeschaeffercox1640]

The scale of everything in RDR2 is spot on. Other games have pretty scenery too but in RDR2, when youre riding next to a mountain for example, you actually feel like you could be watching a real video of someone riding thru those mountains or next to hot springs etc; Feels like more than a game.

[@parthavnair36]

Spot on!

[@thescooterbrown]

Its not even about the realism of the graphics. Its the atmosphere that this game has. I'll find more enjoyment just riding around in RDR2 than slaying 100 enemies in a Assassin's creed game

[@KnightOFGamer22]

@@thescooterbrown that's why i travel solo just to hynt fish in rdr 2 and aprreciatz the old western music

[@harryjd0_0]

@@thescooterbrown exactly I appreciate the world of rdr2 much more than a game like AC Odyssey for example.

[@undeadnedstark8330]

When Arthur jumps in the water i feel like i did it in reality myself Idk if anyone else feels this too

[@letmedrive996]

RDR2 intros, cinematics, graphics, level of detail, logic, everything is sooo perfectly made, totally loved it.

[@brunomelo803]

That's a real thing my man, that's why i love rdr2 more than other games

[@billkillernic]

Only graphics were good (but not like out of this world just a little better than the older GTA V)

[@TreyThe_LakotaV2]

Imagine red dead lll

[@bobbo8446]

@@billkillernic you’re saying everything else he said wasnt good?

[@bobbo8446]

@@billkillernic give me a game that is better in every way

[@kevintjuhh070]

I would like to highlight an archery detail in RDR2: Different types of arrows create different velocity speeds and it makes it so that some arrows go deeper into trees than others. Really insane detail.

[@nirjhar4803]

This is just a side effect of their physics engine probably... They likely didnt individually code the arrows to go deeper into the trees but instead for each type of arrow to just have differing velocities. Considering Rockstar's goal of making a cohesive physics engine for each open-world. This game was their latest development.

[@SleekHeroo]

@@nirjhar4803 thats actually even more impressive

[@nirjhar4803]

@@SleekHeroo Yeah, the physics engine in RDR2 is something to behold in all of modern gaming in general. If you were to rob an npc, you could literally shoot the coin that they toss you mid-air and that ends up making its own unique metallic noise(based on the bullet I believe).

[@SleekHeroo]

@@nirjhar4803 this is just bonkey badonkers like wtf how can they do that, now I'm even more excited with what they'll do with gta 6

[@nirjhar4803]

@@SleekHeroo Honestly it's just insane how far Rockstar goes with just the base engine of their game. I hope they don't cut corners like they did with GTA 5, cause RDR1 and GTA 4 had better physics/euphoria than GTA 5 did. Almost made me worried with the direction they were going in terms of physics up until RDR2 released.

[@Mr-raffyz]

9:04 Okay that was brutal

[@prototype8137]

The sheer amount of objects and physics in rdr2 is mind blowing. Nothing compares

[@ubaidhubaidh-kl5ii]

don't forget animations and really small details

[@kill3rbyysight]

rdr2 all about physics & all.. otherwise boring game! Horse riding simulator

[@idontneedanalias-s7s]

@@kill3rbyysight What games do you play?

[@kill3rbyysight]

@@idontneedanalias-s7s Elden Ring, Bloodborne, Cyberpunk 2077, Returnal, Metal Gear Phantom Pain, Resident Evil4,Miles Morales,Star wars,Demons souls,Last of us Part2,Arkham series,GTAV etc.

[@idontneedanalias-s7s]

@@kill3rbyysight 🤝not bad at all, i just don`t get how you cannot like rdr2, the story is the best i`ve ever played, the graphics are top, gamplay gets never boring, but then again im biased because it´s my favourite game of all time.

[@DANIEL557]

It's quite unfair, those massive horse balls are uncomparable and unmatchable

[@elitefaq914]

Those horse balls react to temperature in RDR 2. Shrink in cold and loosen in hot

[@Jesus_not_God_he_worship_him]

Have you played games like GTA, survival games, and Happy Farm, and have you watched movies? Games have a maker. They make sound and image files, movements, stages of the game, its system, laws, and its own scenario. Then the player comes and uses this, throws the seed, waters it, and sees the plant emerge on its own, but he knows that it has a maker who makes the images and movements. And the planting system and its laws, and the player used it, who discovered the method of planting and used it, as well as the recipes for food that he discovers and the devices that he makes. He continues to put things on things and discovers devices made by the game maker and its law, and the weapons and houses that he builds and the monsters that he finds, all made and prepared in advance, sound, image, movement, and law, and the player extracts those things. And the development of devices and weapons in the successive stages of the game, the emergence and advancement prepared by the game maker, the story of the game and its stages from the beginning until its conclusion, and the deficiency that befalls the player in his life bar, his energy, methods of treatment, and his food for energy. Likewise, movies find scenes successively emerging from each other, caused by previous scenes, as if no one had made them, but we know. They were filmed scene by scene, collected together, and arranged, and each scene emerged from the previous one and presented to us. Likewise, God made movies and games a sign for us for His creation of everything, preparing it in advance, and our use of it, and making it caused by reasons that He created every image, sound, and movement, and established laws and scenarios, and things appear to us for logical reasons, with laws. We discover it and use it, just like games and movies. There is a complete script written before filming, just as God wrote everything in the preserved tablet. Then they divide it into papers for each scene that they give to the actors. Likewise, fate descends from the preserved tablet every year on the Night of Destiny. And the cartoon films create a scene, a scene of movement, every image and sound. Then we see it as if it comes out of itself without a maker. What makes you disbelieve in God? Is it because you do not find a direct link between Him and the universe? Does the game maker or the movie director come to you with the game and the movie and make it in front of you and play it for you in front of you and they remain standing in front of you while you play it? Rather, you are in the universe as a character inside the game who has never seen its maker or how he made it and you wander around and discover and use things. God created everything from the big bang, which is like a beginning. The game and the movie until the end day, which is like the end of the movie and the conclusion of the stages of the game, their collection, their ranks, and their appreciation, and all the scenarios of movies and games, their tools, ideas, devices, events, and values, good, evil, and fighting. All of that is taken from the universe that God created, so making games and movies is proof to people that the universe has been made by god everything in it. Image, sound, pixels, movement, tools, laws, story, beginning and end. Or do you want God to appear to you and make everything for you with His hand in front of you? Game and movie makers do not do that. They make things for you and make you the one who does them, discovers them, makes them with your own hand, and finds logical reasons for them that come out automatically, and you know that all of that is programmed. And every weight of an atom in it is made like the pixel in games Rather, you are like a character in a game, walking, discovering, planting,Night and day alternate as in reality and rain falls , creating, and finding laws, order, and things that come out automatically, caused by law, and you encounter things, and your equipment develops, and you come across stories and people, and the matter has a beginning and an end, and all of that is made. Didn’t the makers of games and movies imitate them from the universe? Isn’t everything imitated that is made that indicates that the original thing is also made? Can you find a Chinese phone made that imitates the iPhone without the iPhone also being made like it, but with better as well? Glory be to my Lord, who created the universe, perfected it, and perfected it with the greatness of what is in it, the length of its duration, and the large number of things in it, things, events, people, characters, materials, and programmed it into a great work. that game and movie makers are trying to imitate. And they will not be able to make what he do a sign for them that the universe in which it exists has a great Creator who created it

[@Lil_einstien]

@@elitefaq914ok kinda weird u know that but alr👍

[@Gum_Cuzzler]

Ghost of Tsushima doesn’t have the straight up graphical fidelity or photorealism of RDR2 but its art direction is second to none. Both are absolutely breathtaking games.

[@rt_j5]

true 👍

[@Franciskev2]

“…Absolutely breathtaking…” Dork

[@Iluvbackwoodz]

@@Franciskev2Your name is literally Francis you cant call noone a dork 💀

[@Franciskev2]

@@Iluvbackwoodz how dare you

[@kaleburns9347]

@@Iluvbackwoodzaye you didn’t have to do my man like that…. At least his name isn’t Kale

[@Nitman345]

I love Ghost of Tsushima and I have a platinum on the game but its got nothing on RDR2 .. RDR is on a class of its own and there’s literally no other game like it.

[@HeluvaWeirdo]

Combat Climbing Certain story elements. A few things

[@oofiowrhgrgwrgh]

@@HeluvaWeirdoyeah😭

[@Haider._.Raza_]

There is no comparison of read dead redemption 2 in incoming 10 years !!!

[@danielstefandumitru1380]

Probably until gta 6 is release

[@jadethronson9675]

GTA 6

[@raagnarv304]

@@danielstefandumitru1380 true

[@YUsUF__ZaZaI__]

@@danielstefandumitru1380 I dont think gta 6 will realise until 2030

[@accidentalGamer69]

​@@danielstefandumitru1380 that's still 10 years after 😂

[@Onives_]

its incredible how RDR2 can be so much better even after 5 years

[@tengota6540]

Keep in mind RDR2 was is development for almost 9 years and GOT only 5

[@Onives_]

@@tengota6540 well yeah mate, but it doesnt make what I said wrong.

[@ryder3881]

@@tengota6540 i'll choose quality.

[@sadge0]

@@tengota6540 and even after all of that, it still came out not fully finished, last chapters of the game feel much emptier than the rest of the game, and of course many empty locations are present in the game that look like they should've been used for something. That's actually sad, only imagine if we got 100% finished game... But despite all of that, it's still considered one of the greatest game ever made, and I totally agree

[@Matt-jc2ml]

2 years. GoT didn't come out this year

[@dogleash]

We HAVE to take into account that RDR2 is developed by one of the biggest AAA studios in the world, and Ghost of Tsushima is developed by a much smaller and lesser known studio, with a team of only 140 people. Based on that info, it really speaks to the GoT team's success to even be compared to RDR2's graphics. I loved both games so much. Both are stunning and complete games, but I agree RDR2 is one of the most stunningly realistic games still today, even over Horizon Forbidden West or The Last of Us 2. The attention to detail is unmatched yet imo

[@FantomL0rd]

Yeah RDR2 is crazy. You can watch a train track be built piece by piece and watch an npc eat every bite of their food

[@pietrobonaldo]

In my opinion in attention to detail the MGS series, especially the first few games, are unmatched even in todays standards

[@feliks9593]

who even asked about the companies that produced games, here they compared two games as two games

[@user-jt1js5mr3f]

@@feliks9593 but the capability of the two companies has an impact on the end result. It’s definitely a reason why rdr2 looks so good, so it’s fine to bring up. Calm down.

[@zach99998]

@@feliks9593 C- student ass comment

[@Minato_Lover267]

Arthur when it‘s cold: 🥶❄️🤧 Jin when it‘s cold: 🍷🗿

[@EentreX07]

your mum when it‘s cold: 🥶❄🤧 you when it‘s cold: 🥶❄🤧 me when it‘s cold: 🥶❄🤧 aliens when it cold 🍷🗿

[@Okimnotcreativewithnames]

​@@EentreX07what

[@SlimChasey]

@@EentreX07ha ha ha… 🫤

[@M1sterBruh]

@@EentreX07autists when it’s cold: [your comment]

[@henriquemuller42]

@@Okimnotcreativewithnameshe’s probably joking over the fact that the comment was bad, but it could have been done in better ways

[@jabron4529]

I will never forget the 6 months leading up to RDR2’s release, then calling in sick to work to play it all night and day. Amazing experience

[@junesixteen1]

Hope your boss won’t read your comment 😂

[@jabron4529]

@@junesixteen1 I’d be screwed lol

[@RoninAvenger]

I did the same thing this last fall, yes 2021 was the first time I ever played RDR2, and first time I had a new console in ages. Always wanted to play it, so I took a day "off" haha.

[@jabron4529]

@@RoninAvenger I’d say it’s almost tradition to take a day off whenever rockstar releases a game haha

[@pasandesilva2295]

Right? I couldn't afford a console, so had to wait for the PC release. Still remember how I was checking the internet each day for any rumor of a PC release of the game, and finally on Nov 14, it happened. Had to wait another month though. Even with number of bugs, glitches and errors the first time I ran the game was one of my best gaming memories!

[@SmoshDella]

When it comes to small details RDR2 can't be compared to any known game to this day. It's a masterpiece.

[@ajaykumarsingh702]

GTA 4 is there for comparison but that game too was made by Rockstar.

[@kinghashbrown7998]

@@ajaykumarsingh702 gta 4 doesn't even compare to the scale of rdr2

[@ajaykumarsingh702]

@@kinghashbrown7998 Gta 4 came in 2008. And for that time period, they really put up too many details in the game.

[@Manual.winder]

Yeah about small detail only.. but not for game plot...

[@Water-ym3ew]

@@Manual.winder what do you mean??

[@crazy-_-Beard]

I don’t know if rockstar will ever be the same but RDR2 is still the game to beat. Graphics and experience is still amazing.

[@r.daneel.90]

Rockstar is now an empty shell, every major figure that was involved making RDR2 and their previous great games have left the company.

[@netsoldier363]

@@r.daneel.90 Can you list the major figure? what has left the company?

[@iamajay3333]

@@r.daneel.90 how do you know who has left? Are you the HR ?

[@kekkuchen20]

@@iamajay3333 maybe news?

[@gamingpros1528]

@@netsoldier363 biggest names are Dan Houser and Imran Sarwar

[@GameRex-z9k]

See at 01:44 rdr-2 Horse's muscle twitching and shivering like real life horse. Its just Pure physics with Real graphics.

[@KhaoticTrojan]

Yeah, this is a video game. I dont want my horse trioping over nothing

[@GameRex-z9k]

@@KhaoticTrojan "Trioping" 🙄🙄🙄

[@KhaoticTrojan]

@@GameRex-z9k Its just "a" Pure physics.

[@donibell7464]

They are both good but Red Dead Redemption 2 is a masterpiece. All the simple details is really amazing. If you destroy something in RDR2, it won't comeback for the rest of the game. Who ever the developers of this game should get an award. They really put a lot of effort in this game.

[@dariushardin1942]

Rockstar games

[@Fluffyghost2000]

@@dariushardin1942 F*** a** stupid Rockstar money grabbing b****🤢🤮🤮🤮

[@veemporer5592]

They got lots of awards lol

[@BiggestHater754]

Rockstar games: the best at single player open world games, the worst at online versions of the games

[@Jadepulse-fx9jj]

Non graphically speaking skirim did have a better world. "it wont come back for the rest of the game" part of the game is the best in skyrim till date.

[@dronzer007]

I have started playing rdr2 recently and the snow was just mind-blowing. Currently I have stated playing chapter 2 and can't wait to see what more is there to come.

[@derpymuffinloverd3691]

take your time playing, explore, do secondary missions, challenges, understand the story, its a really beautiful game

[@Kenny17674]

​​@@derpymuffinloverd3691I'm in chapter 5 right now it feels boring at the moment

[@derpymuffinloverd3691]

@@Kenny17674 just keep playing, and you will see what happens next

[@ByHertlands]

Espera el final, a ver si resistes

[@oofgalaxy]

@@Kenny17674 good luck... 😢

[@EruditeFeline]

The red dead horse is insane. The sheer detail and amount of different little variations of movements and twitches the horse makes is unreal. So much work went into something so overlooked.

[@SpeedDemon55]

And other details. 😂

[@mrfrench821]

Two words: Horse Balls

[@singingcat02]

That mostly comes from the fact that they used motion capture on the horses. But they also did such a good work texturing them. Indeed, the result is insane. With the right angle and light, RDR2 horses can even be confused with a picture of a real horse. When i was first discovering the game on youtube, i happened a few times to wonder if what i was seeing wasn't camera footage.

[@colmyervfx7905]

The most insane detail to me is how you can see the muscles flex and move under the skin with all the movements. The shoulders and thighs ripping out the skin when walking and sprinting. Even the muscles in the nostrils flexing when it breathes out😭

[@ghoultooth]

You say it’s overlooked, but I highly disagree. The horses are arguably the MOST talked about feature in RDR2 purely because of how realistic they are. I actually bought the game for the horses and just happened to fall in love with the story after, although I already knew how the first game had ended.

[@NjegosLiscinski]

9:16 Holy shit,that bear aint joking around

[@midnightvoids]

lowkey a bad animation.

[@IsatisAngel]

The secret of RDR 2 : all the little idle and environmental animations, for Arthur, horse and animals. Characters feel alive, and conscious. GOT has an amazing esthetic design.

[@istoleurfaceha3527]

*aesthetic design. Also the movement animations such as jumping into the horse are so incredibly smooth in RDR2. Don’t think we’ll ever see animations that smooth in a long time

[@IsatisAngel]

@@istoleurfaceha3527 Sorry, english is not my native langague, I made a mix between english and french ;) I agreed, the quality level of the animations is incredible in this game.

[@istoleurfaceha3527]

@@IsatisAngel all good. English has annoying words sometimes, like aesthetic

[@LotFrat]

@@istoleurfaceha3527 French is worse tbh

[@sirenpheonix626]

I don't really think this is a fair comparison. Rockstar is a MUCH bigger studio. For sucker punch to do what they did with Ghost was incredible! Regardless, these are my two favorite games of all time! They are both works of art

[@exysa2798]

Not really. RDR2 was made by 200 developers. GoT by 150 developers

[@romeo2282]

@@exysa2798 rdr2 was made by around 1,600 devs, not 200

[@goofyahh.mp4]

@@exysa2798 got exposed 4k

[@sdp640]

They both are 3rd person open world games nah???

[@chocolateworshiper6765]

@@sdp640 if you give 10 guys the job to build a camp for 1 hour and 100 guys to build another camp for the same time, who is gonna have the better camp?

[@matthewdsouza1371]

Red dead redemption 2 will remain a masterpiece forever. The devs loved every bit of their job and it shows.

[@nero5789]

One has the budget of $60 Million and while the other has the budget over $700 Million, obviously RDR2 will be a better game when it comes to how much alive it feels because no one uses this much budget for a single game plus 8 years production

[@matthewdsouza1371]

@@nero5789 not arguing about that. GoT does exactly what it's made for. It's perfect. Since they're comparing the two for Argument sake Rdr2 is just something else.

[@hrishikeshdas3390]

​@@nero5789 whats ur problem with rdr2?huh☠️☠️☠️

[@hrishikeshdas3390]

Bruh! You didn't know that the developers had to work nonstop for 15 hrs a day for 5 years straight to make this masterpiece!

[@dragnarok4286]

@@hrishikeshdas3390 i love how you pulled that out of your ass it was more than 8 years with 1600 people working on it 14 hours per day 7 days a week

[@FLASHY_WOLF]

I really loved the art direction of Ghost of Tsushima, it's really beautiful. It is like an artist's dream game, the unique art style and varying environments with beautiful leaves everywhere make it an unique experience with the combination of art and realism whereas Rdr2 is just straight up more of a realistic game. Before the release of GOT Rdr2 was my dream game but I gotta say both of them are the best in their own rights.

[@DeafeningPew]

Ghost of Tsushima was incredible. The fact that GoT is even comparable to a game with seven times the budget speaks volumes. If you're curious GoT production cost was 60 Million compared to RDR2's 455 Million.

[@Ben-xm2sj]

I mean yeah but when you say "The fact that GoT is even comparable" its kinda like not, every single aspect of it shown in this video is wayyy better in rdr2

[@DeafeningPew]

@@Ben-xm2sj Someone made this video to compare the two games… That’s my point🤦‍♂️

[@Ben-xm2sj]

@@DeafeningPew just because someone made a video doesn't mean they're comparable games, red dead wins in every way, someone could make a video comparing Red Dead with terraria but we all know they're not comparable

[@DeafeningPew]

@@Ben-xm2sj Graphics were compared in this video. I'm simply pointing out that if you're comparing graphics you should expect a game with seven times the budget to have better graphics. I enjoyed both games.

[@Ben-xm2sj]

@@DeafeningPew i understand that the games were compared but I'm saying you can compare anything doesn't mean they are in the same ball park, but i loved both games too, they're great

[@BMWEnjoyer]

Both are incredible. RDR2 had a bigger budget, longer development time, and a more realistic art style than Ghost. I really recommend playing both of these games.

[@KABLAMMATS]

One is a video game One is a cowboy simulator

[@Slickolas]

@@runningbear6391 You have an objectively incorrect opinion lmao

[@juliocesar4874]

What was the budget of red dead redemption 2?

[@Slickolas]

@@juliocesar4874 it was around half a billion dollars.

[@SonGokuuuuuuu]

@@runningbear6391 Art style is subjective buddy. I know people who hate how GoT looks. Whereas RDR2 from a technical standpoint is objectively the more impressive game all around as far as visuals go. I easily prefer its naturalistic look over GoT’s super stylized look.

[@holyKoreanJesus]

Both are very well made games with a lot to contribute, but its starting to become unfair to compare RDR2 to any game nowadays.

[@MODDED7]

After playing Rdr2 for awhile it's hard not too 😅

[@yvick7770]

Not at all a similar experience in almost every aspect but Botw can give rdr2 a run for its moneh

[@Joesgro15]

If we're talking graphics wb the last of us 2

[@lejenddairy]

I wouldn’t say it’s unfair, but I would say a lot of people that make red dead comparisons are RDR2 stans. In terms of detail RDR2 is superior to most every other games, but in terms of gameplay and story I think RDR2 is a little bit too overrated. Is the story in RDR2 bad? Not at all, it’s one of the best stories I’ve had the pleasure of playing through. But I wouldn’t say it’s the greatest of all time. The point I’m trying to make is that RDR2 as legendary as it is gets overpraised by its fan base in my opinion. A fair comparison between the two games is that RDR2 prioritizes immersion and realism while Ghost of Tsushima prioritizes gameplay. Story is more subjective which a lot of people sadly seem to forget. In my opinion both games have amazing stories and characters so really I think it just comes down to personal preference.

[@41prime_]

@@lejenddairy wish I could agree with u bro i use to think rdr2 was overrated till I finished it last week I had it since release never got past the snow level man oh man that game something different I got emotionally attached to all the characters and the funny thing is that’s the only game my girl sit and watch me play it’s like a movie and the level of detail it’s like I don’t even have to place a mission to have fun I can hunt and bring things back to my camp

[@SpringySpring04]

I think it's quite fascinating to see the differences between these two games from a more story/setting-focused perspective. Ghost of Tsushima takes place during the Mongol invasion of Japan in the 13th century while Red Dead Redemption 2 takes place at the turn of the century right around 1900, when the age of outlaw cowboys and the "Wild West" was beginning to come to an end. (I haven't finished RDR2 yet. I still only have about 13 hours in the game.) It's amazing to see that there is a kind of similarity in the portrayal of ways of life even separated by almost 600 years (i.e., living in a small camp, fighting off bandits, etc.). The changes in technology is also quite interesting as RDR2 is also in the time period where trains and other more modern technologies were in great use. I love seeing that historical depiction in these types of games, it's always very eye-opening to see

[@ConservativeCalifornian1032]

I remember playing rdr2 for the first time and settling in horseshoe overlook. The sun was setting in game and the grass and trees looked so beautiful and realistic that i cried a little. Lets just say i cried a whole lot more once you know what happened. I always tell my family, if i get amnesia for whatever reason, make me play this game.

[@hellmaww9979]

*arthur cough *

[@firebandit8821]

ItS LUmBAgO

[@norm-bb3bb]

I'm playing this game for the first time at 35, it makes me look old 😂 I've completed 17.4% of the game

[@nathan-mt3d]

nostalgia!

[@siramsquad5196]

Stop it black lung

[@jamesshepherdson5578]

Ghost of Tsushima went for a lot more of a stylised look as they were more focused on the combat more than the world environment whereas rdr2 went for as close to realism as they could putting all their effort into the environment not just the combat creating a very realistic game. Both games are very pretty in their own sense but they were both focused on different things and a different target audience. But in my opinion red dead redemption 2 wins with a landslide. Not saying Ghost of Tsushima is a bad looking game but as I said before they weren't as focused on realism as rdr2.

[@AJ.429]

Maybe you are just thinking RDR2 is more famous so deserves more respect. Saying GOT is more stylish seems a bit of an excuse really to give the title to RDR2 knowing GOT looks better. My step brother actually works for Rockstar, he's an artist who has his name in the credits and even his opinion is RDR2 is probably as well respected as GTA because if the infamous fame. GOT is just as good in its own right. It does not need to be compared to the two top games ever as if it's super major competition. That's like comparing Tyson Fury to Triple K

[@thatoneguywhosaysbyethenwa1720]

@@AJ.429 No way you think GOT looks better

[@bobjohnson9806]

@@AJ.429 Red dead looks far better than GOT. not to mention- red dead is a better game in general.

[@mando2657]

@@AJ.429 whats his name

[@AJ.429]

@@mando2657 not sure if I should give his name out. I can tell you he's a Junior Artist and his Initials are T.E He works for Rockstar in Edinburgh. He could have a Blue badge for his social media but he turned it down 🙄

[@henksweers1967]

The thing I love about RDR2 and the reason why it is my favourite game of all time is the fact that when you boot it up, it doesn’t feel like you’re playing a game but rather experiencing an alternative life set in a different time period. I would do anything to erase my memory from all that I know of RDR2 and just start over again.

[@kriskater]

Old west simulator! So life like its freaky

[@ChiliPep]

reason of waiting for GTAVI.

[@zzsards]

GOT = 80M$ of budget and 6 years of development RDR2 = 600M$ of budget and 8 years of development

[@mauroenemy6369]

GoT was 60 and Red read was 450

[@FinC1_]

Ghost has amazing art direction and runs ridiculously well on ps4 whereas red dead is a lot more taxing on the system and has gorgeously detailed environments. Both gorgeous in their own ways.

[@Giga7569]

actually it still looks amazing on ps4 ive been playing it for about 2 and a half years on it

[@valera_animation]

@@axlenuts5418 Everyone has their opinion

[@Vespyr_]

Play both on PC over 100 fps sometime. Treat yourselves while video card prices are down. They're at their lowest prices in years.

[@abdullahnasser1847]

@@Vespyr_ Ghost of tsushima isn't released yet on pc lol😁.

[@don2772]

@@Vespyr_ Lol Ghost of Tsushima isn't on Pc yet 🤣

[@whitewalker9862]

When it comes to realism and physics RDR2 is the top product every game compared to. And probably it will be like that for a long time. I don't believe we're gonna see another insanely detailed game like RDR2 for years. GTA 6 (also Rockstar's) and The Witcher 4 might be the best candidates (if CDPR dedicates in that game like TW3 not CP2077).

[@fuju3695]

last of us 2

[@istoleurfaceha3527]

The movements are incredibly smooth, decades ahead

[@istoleurfaceha3527]

@@fuju3695 TLOU2 has incredible environments and details, and really smooth animations. This is probably the only other game that comes close to RDR2 (not talking about story)

[@abhirupkundu2778]

@@istoleurfaceha3527 tlou2 might come close to rdr2, but ironically is still far back from rdr2

[@tbird-z1r]

Witcher 4 is going to be overly hyped crap too.

[@javelite016]

This is not about photorealism, it's about attention to detail. Rdr is definitely amazing

[@phreeak]

Its more about budget. R* just dumped nearly around 300 to 400 million in it. Of course it looks amazing. Games like Witcher 3 f.e (couse ppl often make the comparison) only had an budget of around 50 million.

[@coldsushidog]

yeah but rdr2 looks better anyway

[@Tv-ti6vm]

@@phreeak That's why rdr2 was more fun than Witcher3

[@hubemion85]

@@Tv-ti6vm more fun? no

[@capped2259]

@@hubemion85 witcher is a talking simulator and overrated

[@tramnguyen0000]

They're both very pretty games. Because of the less detailed graphics the game can be played on mid range computers so it's nice too.

[@ebrandonje]

Can we just appreciate that we live in a time where we can play both of these wonderful games? Both are amazing!

[@amodmishra3030]

Ghost of Tsushima should be released on PC.

[@CFC_45]

​@@amodmishra3030crazy they haven't already...

[@pedroh.6886]

Cry

[@Vo_tex]

i think story driven games are only enjoyable on consoles. on pc most of them are unoptimised.

[@わんころもち-i2s]

自分はキングダムカムデリバランス派です

[@eshaq2003]

Just watch that when the bear attack arthur at 9:02 🤯 RDR 2 is THE BEST game ever 😍

[@DubstopherWubson13]

both are absolutely gorgeous games in their own right but the RDR2 details are incomparable to any other video game.

[@cks2020693]

RDR2 is truly a masterpiece, I can't play any other games in the genre because of it, there are no games even close to its level of attention to details, immensiveness, and replayability

[@luizzzcomsono]

the witcher 3

[@cks2020693]

@@luizzzcomsono rdr2 graphics beat witcher3 by miles though

[@luizzzcomsono]

@@cks2020693 im not comparing :/

[@OhThatzDQTV]

5:49 Im Just Now Finding Out Red Dead 2 Got Bees In It ....Thats CRAZY!!!!!

[@deenibassam3002]

RDR2 set a very high bar for future developers when it comes to details. Amazing.

[@snekbamb]

Actually no, unreal engine 5 just released and game developers can make ultra realistic games with it edit: I meant the little details are going to be easier to make for the developers

[@Mk_Otaid]

@@snekbamb Just because its an engine that can offer extra crisp graphics and tons of features doesn't mean that anyone using it from now on will be able to make something as complex as RDR2. You've no idea of the countless of hours going into all kinds of little things working seamlessly to make an organic whole. Photorealism/ realism doesn't automatically give you an immersive experience. RDR2 does both while also delivering on fun gameplay and a compelling story.

[@brianfogle2743]

Horses balls react to temperature. Lol

[@kekkuchen20]

@@snekbamb thats just graphics for details you have to put extra work in it like rockstar did in the past because why the hell was no other game able to offer such great details and possibilities like rdr2 right because the developers didnt put that much effort in it that wont change with unreal engine 5 bc rockstar will also use it but still put a lot of details in it at least i hope it

[@snekbamb]

@@Mk_Otaid I know that because I am a game developer, and I know all the details in rdr2 because I have over 600 hours of gameplay behind me but the details are going to be easier to make

[@spaghettios7361]

I like how it feels like Arthur is actually expending more energy trudging through the snow

[@President_jack]

Cuz he’s more humen

[@sahilsatishpandit4083]

RDR2 has the best Lighting in any game. Every object is well detailed and the lighting does the job pretty well. Everything has its own shadow just like in real life. The sounds of horse galloping and the relaxed western music! This experience is unbeatable. Everytime Arthur does a dangerous mission and then gets back to camp which brings a lot of homely feeling. Even when we play as John and all his family members sitting by the fireplace and abigail singing. This experience cannot be put up by words. The game is just too good

[@inter3988]

You can see the artistic beauty in Ghosht of Tsushima And you can see extremely realistic beauty in RDR 2

[@america692]

@Zack Smith Hell nah RDR2 way better

[@David-q1m1w]

Kids comparing the beauty of japan and America. Grow up kids . All are unique and beautiful in its own way.

[@inter3988]

@@David-q1m1w what?

[@shaantanukhaire]

@Zack Smith oh well no problem, you might be living in a mirror world :)

[@Darthvader00]

@Zack Smith you should visit ophthalmologist.

[@888siddharth]

Hard to believe RDR2 came out in 2018 and is still the best game I've played. So detailed and polished. Still blows me away. 🙌🙌🙌

[@Lattrodon]

Ghost is incredible in its own way but Red Dead 2 is probably the most realistic game ever made. There is just nothing like it. It nails the bright colours and realism of nature with light and shadow perfectly.

[@_JUJl_]

I started 'ghost of Tsushima' recently. I just wanted to ask since I don't understand something. In archery comparison you showed that arrows can be recollected, yet mine shatter on impact. Is there a feature that will unlock afterwards or am I playing it wrong?

[@mauroenemy6369]

It depends on the surface the arrow hits.

[@antoniomargallo5317]

I praise Sucker Punch for two things, first for having the courage to "walk on the footsteps of giants", they new beforehand that this comparison would be made, secondly for accomplishing it. Just to be compared to the Mona Lisa of games is a success on it's own. In reality I bought a PS5 because of RDR2, and I found one in a bundle with GoT, I gave it a try, and it was good enough to make me postpone the acquisition of RDR2, that's how good it was. If only some other big AAA game developers could pull off games like GoT ... yeah Ubisoft, I'm talking to you, you just got sucker punched, didn't you?!

[@Iroquoispisskin]

Agreed

[@thenovicewhispers]

AC Valhalla and GoT are actually pretty similar regarding details. Putting the lore and whatnot aside for a moment, the weather physics and animals are pretty much the same and in some areas better than GoT.

[@santhoshsridhar5887]

Why would you buy a PS5 tho for RDR2? I mean, unless you wanna play other PS exclusives, PS5 is a very average way to play the game as it runs just like it ran on the PS4 Pro, which unlike even the One X(which ran at native 4k 30fps) ran at 1440p with bad upscaling to 4k. Probably still looked great to you while playing but this game really benefits from a PC in many aspects, especially image quality. And I guess they might remaster this game in the future for the PS5 and Series consoles but R* being R* will charge money.

[@antoniomargallo5317]

​@@santhoshsridhar5887 I had a Ps2, third generation I had a friends X-Box so no PS3, I did not bought a PS4 at the time, and when I went to get a PS4 Pro the PS5 was already coming out, I had a ROG laptop so I waited ... and waited, and Covid came, and chip shortages, and then ship shortages. And now here we are today. I didn't bought a PS5 for RDR2, I just never got to play it and it was on the top of my list. They've been talking about the remaster for years now, I doubt that it will come soon, because they must be all "crunching" for GTA VI. And building a gaming PC? Ah, yes, I was young once too, but now I'm older, and wiser.

[@ACLA23]

If we’re talking graphics and details wise Valhalla is literally better than GOT lol

[@polaroidsky]

One cool thing I noticed is that the RDR2 horse flicks it’s ears as if warding away flies. Having spent some time with horses myself, that was very observant of them!

[@kko9329]

That's the first thing i noticed too. Just like any other animal like cows. It feels more alive. Rockstar paid attention to every small detail.

[@drsipp407]

1:36 is absolutely wild I mean in rd2 they animate the horses skin and muscles flexing and all. God I wish I could go back 10 years and show this to my younger self

[@samirehman7189]

Also, in RDR2 there are different breeds of horses for different uses. Horses meant for riding and speed are lightweight and smaller in size. Horses that have to pull wagons are larger and they all sound different too

[@schwartzy65]

Well there is bone and muscle structures underneath the skin so its technically not just animation

[@richardanderson8696]

I wish I could go back 38 years and show it to my younger self, playing on the C64 at that time.

[@SwimminginCrcles]

I love how most games speed up animations for you, like in Ghosts when you start swimming and start riding your horse it feels sped up like you are floating. Rockstar is unapologetticaly authentic especially in RDR2 and thats the reason a lot of people may not like it as much, but its also the reason it smy favorite game of all time.

[@adibahmed10]

6:30 Arthur: I'm so cold... Help me... Jin: Cold is me.

[@whatever.4167]

This is also a realistic thing. Some people may excuse it as a failure for suckerpunch to make Jin look as if he is cold, even though he is, he is a samurai. His emotions are to be trained and not let anything bother him, so it is realistic, Arthur is just a crook, a bandit who knows how to shoot a gun like no other and ride a horse. Not much else to it.

[@dobianuli2742]

@@whatever.4167dummy

[@whatever.4167]

@@dobianuli2742 lmfao

[@dobianuli2742]

@@whatever.4167 it’s a fail from the ghost game. A pale imitation of

[@whatever.4167]

@@dobianuli2742 yeah sure it is, why would a samurai show weakness, though?

[@oitaga6703]

Love both games. Both of their detail and graphics are great. However, Red Dead 2 is definitely a step up compared to Ghost. Rockstar has been making open world games for a long time and their experience shows. Suckerpunch will get there in time.

[@shaun5761]

R*♥️♥️

[@watermelon5896]

As much as I absolutely adore the fluid, realistic, grounded and satisfying movement and physics in Ghost of Tsushima, nothing compares to RDR 2

[@vancouverexplorer3993]

I think what makes RDR2 stands out of the crowd is the massive QA work done by a huge team. Look at the end credits and almost half of the whole team is just QA. I can say hundreds of people were only responsible for QA of this product. It shows how an ambitious project can turn into success with great attention to QA, something that Cyberpunk 2077 creators forgot about. QA matters the most and maintains reputation of an studio.

[@HazeKaito]

@@vancouverexplorer3993 sorry idk but waht is QA?

[@vancouverexplorer3993]

@@HazeKaito Quality Assurance: The process to make sure your product doesn't have any issues when delivered to end users.

[@HazeKaito]

@@vancouverexplorer3993 oh ok, thank you!

[@Jason-rl7nf]

But the movement is GoT doesn't seem realistic at all. It looks robotic and janky.

[@proaltraplay]

Rdr2 is the gem we got in gaming industry. This game will be spoken still about 50 years just a wonderful game ever made so far. I bet rdr2 lost goty but if there was an game of the decade award it would fck it up definitely 🗿🔥🔥

[@DocterBumSki]

If gta 6 wasn’t a thing yeah, if there’s one thing bout rockstar they literally always bring it up a notch. That’s the attitude that the industry should be having. Rockstar Games may they be greedy asf, but god damn can they make a game.

[@proaltraplay]

@DocterBumSki agreed 🔥

[@heavychevy92]

Should've highlighted the fact that Aurthur talks to the horse once it gets closer to you. Different phrases, also. Thought it was worth mentioning.

[@InfinusPlayZz]

Jin Sakai talks to the house too, after mounting it.

[@ayoubmorjane7722]

​@@InfinusPlayZz house? Wtf you talking about

[@InfinusPlayZz]

@@ayoubmorjane7722 I meant to type horse*

[@ayoubmorjane7722]

@@InfinusPlayZz ok then but next time I catch you typing nonsense there will be hell to pay Just a joke 🤣

[@Jesus_not_God_he_worship_him]

Have you played games like GTA, survival games, and Happy Farm, and have you watched movies? Games have a maker. They make sound and image files, movements, stages of the game, its system, laws, and its own scenario. Then the player comes and uses this, throws the seed, waters it, and sees the plant emerge on its own, but he knows that it has a maker who makes the images and movements. And the planting system and its laws, and the player used it, who discovered the method of planting and used it, as well as the recipes for food that he discovers and the devices that he makes. He continues to put things on things and discovers devices made by the game maker and its law, and the weapons and houses that he builds and the monsters that he finds, all made and prepared in advance, sound, image, movement, and law, and the player extracts those things. And the development of devices and weapons in the successive stages of the game, the emergence and advancement prepared by the game maker, the story of the game and its stages from the beginning until its conclusion, and the deficiency that befalls the player in his life bar, his energy, methods of treatment, and his food for energy. Likewise, movies find scenes successively emerging from each other, caused by previous scenes, as if no one had made them, but we know. They were filmed scene by scene, collected together, and arranged, and each scene emerged from the previous one and presented to us. Likewise, God made movies and games a sign for us for His creation of everything, preparing it in advance, and our use of it, and making it caused by reasons that He created every image, sound, and movement, and established laws and scenarios, and things appear to us for logical reasons, with laws. We discover it and use it, just like games and movies. There is a complete script written before filming, just as God wrote everything in the preserved tablet. Then they divide it into papers for each scene that they give to the actors. Likewise, fate descends from the preserved tablet every year on the Night of Destiny. And the cartoon films create a scene, a scene of movement, every image and sound. Then we see it as if it comes out of itself without a maker. What makes you disbelieve in God? Is it because you do not find a direct link between Him and the universe? Does the game maker or the movie director come to you with the game and the movie and make it in front of you and play it for you in front of you and they remain standing in front of you while you play it? Rather, you are in the universe as a character inside the game who has never seen its maker or how he made it and you wander around and discover and use things. God created everything from the big bang, which is like a beginning. The game and the movie until the end day, which is like the end of the movie and the conclusion of the stages of the game, their collection, their ranks, and their appreciation, and all the scenarios of movies and games, their tools, ideas, devices, events, and values, good, evil, and fighting. All of that is taken from the universe that God created, so making games and movies is proof to people that the universe has been made by god everything in it. Image, sound, pixels, movement, tools, laws, story, beginning and end. Or do you want God to appear to you and make everything for you with His hand in front of you? Game and movie makers do not do that. They make things for you and make you the one who does them, discovers them, makes them with your own hand, and finds logical reasons for them that come out automatically, and you know that all of that is programmed. And every weight of an atom in it is made like the pixel in games Rather, you are like a character in a game, walking, discovering, planting,Night and day alternate as in reality and rain falls , creating, and finding laws, order, and things that come out automatically, caused by law, and you encounter things, and your equipment develops, and you come across stories and people, and the matter has a beginning and an end, and all of that is made. Didn’t the makers of games and movies imitate them from the universe? Isn’t everything imitated that is made that indicates that the original thing is also made? Can you find a Chinese phone made that imitates the iPhone without the iPhone also being made like it, but with better as well? Glory be to my Lord, who created the universe, perfected it, and perfected it with the greatness of what is in it, the length of its duration, and the large number of things in it, things, events, people, characters, materials, and programmed it into a great work. that game and movie makers are trying to imitate. And they will not be able to make what he do a sign for them that the universe in which it exists has a great Creator who created it

[@OGsilver42]

9:36 like how he extends his hand to touch the flowers while walking

[@kx50003]

3:06 My Reaccion to That Information

[@BloodiTearz]

Ghost of Tsushima began development with a modest team of 80 employees, eventually expanding to 160. In contrast, Red Dead Redemption 2 started with over 1,000 team members and grew to more than 1,600. The development timeline for RDR2 spanned 8 years, while Ghost of Tsushima was completed in just 6 years. Although Ghost of Tsushima excels in various aspects, I find myself preferring Red Dead Redemption 2 by a slight margin. Nevertheless, both games are highly enjoyable, and I am truly impressed by how Sony managed to create such an exceptional experience with a relatively small team. My question is: what if Ghost of Tsushima had access to the same resources as Red Dead Redemption 2? How might their game have turned out?

[@jinumal]

2:07 As the horse breathes, his chest expands.

[@tygbs]

Oh damn

[@akp9083]

Ghost has one of the smoothest sword combats I've seen, those stances you can switch to get a slight edge on different enemies makes it amazing and engaging to play.

[@lhz-black-devil]

smooth? did u play it on lethal mode? , its buggy af

[@dbh1905]

It's shit

[@Teja]

@@lhz-black-devilhuh? Hows it buggy af? Are you playing on Xbox? Lmao I’ve been playing Ghost since it launched Day 1 and Ghost is one of the few games which didn’t have bugs Day 1. You’re bugging

[@Teja]

And the duels are cherry on top 😍 I’ve never played a game which has duels like that MASTERPIECE 🔥

[@lhz-black-devil]

@@Teja i play it on ps5 on lethal mode and it is bugging

[@moneybabeh8982]

omg! i know it's kind of hard to see but at 3:55 look down at the ground by his feet when Arthur is aiming! there are little tadpoles swimming around! never seen that until now! red dead redemption 2 never ceases to amaze me!

[@istoleurfaceha3527]

Holy shit. After all these years RDR2 keeps surprising me

[@jamesgodfrey1322]

Red Dead Redemption 2 you feels like you are in a living world as lost in story Ghost of Tsushima feels like you are teh star of a clasic samurai movie

[@ezpzjayzaar]

GOT is a really a beautiful game, BUT, NOTHING beats RDR2, and I swear nothing ever will unless RDR3 comes out maybe

[@artzuel2616]

rdr3 might aswell be real life if it ever comes out lmao

[@KboneZ240]

RDR1 john story RDR2 arthur story RDR3 play as jack ?

[@colder99]

it will be a dream comes true if we play as Dutch

[@lancepage1914]

I have no hope for Rockstar games in the future.

[@istoleurfaceha3527]

I really doubt there will be a RDR3. Unless they create completely different characters and storyline.

[@StoneCold70]

Just stop comparing these games to rdr2... they are great and fun but rdr2 is soo far ahead physically graphically

[@Fluffyghost2000]

Rockstar f****** money grabbing machine

[@StoneCold70]

@@Fluffyghost2000 they are but that's why people work.... I know everyone is all bout money... but rdr2 was one of the most realistic games I played

[@frost-1454]

You can just randomly taking screenshots in RDR 2 and have those pictures as your wallpapers lol. It's simply beautiful.

[@Blade.AE7]

Riding a horse in rdr2 just feels like real life, no game's horse physics can be compared to rdr2

[@ROSHAN_T-99]

Rdr2 makes me question my existence 😂 am i an NPC living in a stimulated planet 💀

[@TheIronDuke9]

you are indeed

[@savagegtalks5912]

I wasn't ready for a game to get me as emotional as RDR2 did... it's also got the most stunning beauty.

[@heyo8435]

Snow= RDR2 (GoT lacks snow deformation or has a little on it) Horse= RDR2 (The camera jumping up and down while riding a horse in GoT feels like it's too much...or might be realistic.) Fire Spread= RDR2 (GoT has no burnt grass. There might be in a mission with burning background) Face Character= RDR2 (Some people have smooth faces. But RDR2 still takes the W) Water Effects= RDR2 (Atleast GoT put some water effects) Swimming= RDR2 ( ^ ) Ice Sliding= RDR2 (RDR2 with it's realistic struggling) Bee Hive= RDR2 (Either Jin has no sense of pain or just none) Rain= Both Character Reaction to the cold= RDR2 (Jin built different) Archery= Both (Jin is more experienced, while Arthur is more familiar with guns) Animals= RDR2 (RDR2 has brutal and realistic animal attacks) World= Both (Each to its world perspective. The Edo period and the end of the wild west era)

[@devilzgaming8006]

Well said mate

[@pstw4890]

RDR 2 is THE WINNER !!!

[@istoleurfaceha3527]

RDR2 will be hard to beat in a very long time. Movement animations especially.

[@shauryasoop4538]

Samurai's are trained to not to react to temprature

[@ConcentratedThoughts]

I have to respectfully disagree with you on the Archery. The way the arrows wiggle in the tree sells me on RDR2.

[@justyouraverage2dsimps278]

Im replaying Ghost of Tsushima again after a while, and i must say, even tho it doesn't have the realism of RDR 2, its art direction is still top tier,

[@akhil3456]

I don't understand realism part though grass looks artistic but else it's real

[@justyouraverage2dsimps278]

@@akhil3456 mostly talking bout the golden forest and similar places in GoT

[@akhil3456]

​@@justyouraverage2dsimps278I think there is places looks like that in Japan... Not every day every place though in Rdr the grass is same as every where maybe that's why

[@shehrozali2239]

Both games look fantastic. RDR2 was made with the mindset of making every single possible detail in mind. While Ghost of Tsushima was made with mindset of making a beautiful Samuria game. As for the massive gap in details, we also have to look at the size of both games. On the PS4, Ghost of Tsushima is close to 45GB while RDR2 is around 100GB and the size speaks for itself.

[@Flypidge]

Read dead 2 is still the greatest looking game ever made. Not just graphically but the minor details are incredible, the way the gun slips on the shoulder, the way you hold a rifle to the side, the fair and beard growth, the fact you have random encounters where you don't have to do anything to cause an outcome, the horse hair and muscle detail I could go on all day about small things that make a huge difference in read dead, it's a masterful feat of design and art.

[@반박시내말이맞음-n8h]

👍

[@lunaticinsanee]

yeah definitely rdr2 is the best game I've ever played. but in my game the horse hair doesn't render properly (sometimes only). idk why.

[@waltuhputurdaway]

​@@lunaticinsaneelow resolution likely

[@lunaticinsanee]

@@waltuhputurdaway i use 1440p ultra settings in my rtx 3070ti

[@waltuhputurdaway]

@@lunaticinsanee probably an anti aliasing issue

[@DamascoGamer]

Every frame of Tsushima looks like a painting. Every frame of RDR2 looks like a picture. Both are beautiful and pleasant to the eyes. No doubts.

[@Yukii3223]

‏‪9:47‬‏ It's ancient Japan and closer to Anime, that's amazing, I love it❤❤ ‏‪

[@GlennRod3]

I loaded up rdr2 for the first time since 2019. And my jaw dropped again. They knew what they were doing starting in the snow with just the snow physics. There have been beautiful games since but rdr2 still is at the peak of the gaming world for now in terms of looks to me.

[@simplypodly]

Redownloaded it today and yep still mindblowing almost 5 years later, no other game comes close since.

[@zeroxp33]

If only you mentioned how in RDR2 horses do not spawn out of thin air, you need to actually be at the horse's calling range and if they die, they die and you need to get a new horse and create a new bond with them.

[@axton9521]

Or the fact that horse testicles actually shrink based on temperature.

[@mikk.t.7824]

​@@axton9521the best and most important part

[@mikk.t.7824]

​@@axton9521the best and most important part

[@nixxxon18]

This along with the need of cleaning the gun, is useless crap that makes the game boring and tedious to play. Too much realism kills the fun. Its supposed to be a fuking game, not a real cowboy life simulator.

[@Jolfm123]

I mean in real life you have to pay taxes so more realistic doesnt mean better

[@andreiandrei2708]

RDR 2 is above on all aspects ,but GoT's world is beautiful also. Hope for the future they will create a good PC port as RDR2 got.

[@barrettKiwi]

GoT's world feels like a movie, carefully crafted to look absolutely amazing all the time. RDR has the more realistic look going for it which I find much more appealing, there are imperfections everywhere that just help it to feel like a lived in place. I love both games but immersion wise, RDR2 takes the cake every time.

[@MadariPlays]

Fun fact: RDR II developer tested every action of horse irl 😂

[@semmaldade9994]

RD2 is a masterpiece, I think we will hardly see a Rockstar game as rich in detail as we had in RD2

[@SherLock55]

I think it's going to be a long time before anything exceeds the quality and details of RDR2.

[@thelastpersononearth9765]

Got- Perfect Samurai Game Rdr2-Perfect cowboy/outlaw game

[@mdk_shadow]

This

[@utisti4976]

GoT is good, but Sekiro is the perfect feudal Japan game.

[@datboi4216]

@@utisti4976it’s good but I think it would still go to GOT

[@CapnLubeHandles]

@@utisti4976 I'll take GOT anyday over that souls like snorefest sekiro

[@Zanoladab]

​​@@CapnLubeHandles couldn't get past the first mini boss huh

[@yesyes9961]

Ive played both and i can say that they are both beautiful, to those who played rdr2 should try got because of the character’s development in the story and gameplay (also actual stealth kills)

[@dewthegreat9270]

the thing is, even at 1080p resolution, both games looks like a movie when you play them.

[@kingofskateop]

The details of realism in RDR2 is seriously next level, no doubt about it. But when you talk about the excitement of combat (sword fight & stealth) and levelling up character, Ghost of Tsushima is where it's at. Ghost of Tsushima also brings in that Japanese arcade vibe, kinda reminds you of Metal Gear Solid, and it's not going for that hyper-realism like RDR2.

[@TrumpIsTheRootOfAllEvil]

I pre-ordered Ghost of Tsushima and got the platinum trophy. I bought RDR2 about 2 years ago and I'm just now getting around to playing it. I tried to play RDR2 when I first got it, but I only got to the part where you first get to Valentine and put it down. It feels so slow, so clunky. It's not fun to play. GoT just felt so much more fun and was, to me, the more fun (and probably better) game. That said, RDR2 is a looker. I don't think anything matches up to it visually. The small details of literally everything. From the light, to the slow hair growth, individual blades of grass in a field, RDR2 is just amazing. To this day, I don't think anything can compare.

[@DiamondxCyborg]

True.. *but when you talk about the excitement of combat (gun fight and stealth) and cowboy antics, red dead is where its at*

[@Yaxhiusta]

​@@TrumpIsTheRootOfAllEvilRdr2 başları çok sıkıcı olsada devamında cidden çok akıcı bir hal almakta 4. 5. Chapterler arasında çok fazla akıcı olmaya başlıyor ve kendini sevdiriyor hikayesi muhteşemdi.

[@astronomical6488]

@@TrumpIsTheRootOfAllEvil This is exactly how i feel about both of the games, the same thing happened to me. RDR2 just wasnt as fast and as fun as Ghost of tsushima for me at all.

[@TrumpIsTheRootOfAllEvil]

@@astronomical6488 and that was fine for many people. I finished RDR2. Overall, it was fine. I certainly don't hold it in the same regard many people do. I'm glad I experienced, it just wasn't super fun to play

[@99worldz]

rocktars games's are different, they create game perfectly that the game can be played for 10 years and it still look good

[@brycehitchcock9207]

Rdr2 is there for realism while Ghost has a specific art style it's going for, both are stunning

[@TheChosennn]

Agreed

[@timt9625]

This

[@lazzzy5514]

rockstar has enormous budget for their games too, but yeah they never disappoint

[@LordOfAllThatIsGolden]

They’re both gorgeous. I think it’s a matter of art style over pure graphics. RDR2 looks good but so many areas in GoT are so unbelievably beautiful it’s unreal. Both are amazing games with amazing graphics

[@elmecaniconaranja1126]

I dont know how or why but the way the terrain is built, animated, and integrated in rd2 makes me sometimes forget than Im in a game, some places like random cliffs, mountain's beds, or forests feel so real, like you could be walking right there, insane.

[@chymarh-3684]

It's an experience.. not a game

[@bryanmuster5662]

Ghost of Tsushima was truly epic. It was made to feel like a Kurasawa movie, and did a damn good job of it.

[@ALPHA-SOLIDUS]

You know damn well you never watched any Kurasawa movies, get of out of here with that repeated talking point.

[@Jay-ph8mh]

@@ALPHA-SOLIDUS You know damn well you never watched any Kurasawa movies, get out of here with that repeated talking point 🤓

[@ALPHA-SOLIDUS]

@@Jay-ph8mh And No, I was implying no one has watched such bland cheesy samurai film sorry your emoji has failed you.

[@Jay-ph8mh]

@@ALPHA-SOLIDUS And No, I was implying no one has watched such bland cheesy samurai film sorry your emoji has failed you. 🤓

[@Gadottinho]

@@ALPHA-SOLIDUS lmao, no way in hell you said that, ICANT

[@tema1932]

РДР2 нет равных, шедевр, но он подойдет лишь людям, которые видят красоту вокруг. те кто пришли ради шутера или месилова нечего не поймут.

[@swan-oq8qk]

You've got it! 👍

[@STXKI]

Верно!

[@MaxstallfishDenton]

Да...на релизе сразу 50 процентов отсеелось, именно таких. До сих пор в неё играю, просто что бы насладиться красотой.

[@tsvtsv36]

С месиловом в этой игре проблем тоже нет, можно много чего чудить) игра лютейшая, зря онлайн похоронили, гта и рядом не стоит с ней

[@tema1932]

@@tsvtsv36 да, лично мне тоже очень нравится онлайн, отличная атмосфера и постоянная рęзня

[@fr2006]

I played GoT for few days, then back playing RDR 2. Nothing compare to RdR2. RdR 2 is the best game. What other game can I play that better than rdr2?