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FerdBrown · 04-12-2018, 09:10 AM

Should I get Red Dead R2 digital or physical disc?

dlwk_cal · 04-12-2018, 09:27 AM

FerdBrown wrote:

Should I get Red Dead R2 digital or physical disc?

depends you want the additional content or not.
If you only want the standard edt, suggest you get digital.

else if you wan the physical map and the steelbox, then you can get the special or ultimate edt.

collector's edt is not for sale, most game shops use it as a lucky draw (ex. qisahn) maybe because of limited qty.

PierceLee · 04-12-2018, 09:50 AM

FerdBrown wrote:

Should I get Red Dead R2 digital or physical disc?

Normally I would say go digital for such a big game that you can play for a long long time - you don't want to keep swapping disc when you play something else and you don't want the disc to be in the drive all the time, anyway it will take like 100GB on the HDD regardless digital or physical.

But quite a few ppl here already abandoned the game after a short while. You need to know that this has a lot of simulation element in it. Things are slow (skinning animation etc), too many things to micromanage, and so on. A lot of the attention to details (which results in the game being more simulation than arcade) gets in the way of gameplay, especially for players who don't have much time to play every day. (Check out some youtube reviews, like Jim Sterling's which I posted earlier in this thread.)

Consider whether you will be ok with that. If you think there is a chance you will not like playing a simulation, might want to go physical so that you can sell it.

fakeyou · 04-12-2018, 10:15 AM

Anyone bought the latest PS Classic console with 20 retro games?

Is it worth it? Or better to spend the money in ps store

~140sgd

PierceLee · 04-12-2018, 10:56 AM

fakeyou wrote:

Anyone bought the latest PS Classic console with 20 retro games?

Is it worth it? Or better to spend the money in ps store

~140sgd

Not worth it. Is SG selling the Japan version or US/EU version?

dlwk_cal · 04-12-2018, 11:05 AM

blackgunner2 wrote:

nice to see ppl playing red dead online while i only just installed the game haha... add me jwoo046

post ur psn too so i can add u

@WhiteHunter i only played a bit of bf V multiplayer and i suck at fps since i havent played console for awhile but the overall exp seems fine

add me too #Calibertto

Lemon Porter · 04-12-2018, 12:54 PM

Any discord for rdr2?
Else I will continue to use mhw sg subchannel for rdr2.

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Paper_Dragon · 04-12-2018, 01:18 PM

PierceLee wrote:

Not worth it. Is SG selling the Japan version or US/EU version?

This is just cash grab attempt. Sony doesn't even care to put in a decent product. Will not support.

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kennerv · 04-12-2018, 01:47 PM

PierceLee wrote:

Normally I would say go digital for such a big game that you can play for a long long time - you don't want to keep swapping disc when you play something else and you don't want the disc to be in the drive all the time, anyway it will take like 100GB on the HDD regardless digital or physical.

But quite a few ppl here already abandoned the game after a short while. You need to know that this has a lot of simulation element in it. Things are slow (skinning animation etc), too many things to micromanage, and so on. A lot of the attention to details (which results in the game being more simulation than arcade) gets in the way of gameplay, especially for players who don't have much time to play every day. (Check out some youtube reviews, like Jim Sterling's which I posted earlier in this thread.)

Consider whether you will be ok with that. If you think there is a chance you will not like playing a simulation, might want to go physical so that you can sell it.

Why don't want disc to be in the drive all the time?

PierceLee · 04-12-2018, 02:35 PM

kennerv wrote:

Why don't want disc to be in the drive all the time?

It's more a personal habit, I just like to return things back to where they were after use. But I did leave discs in players before for a long time and they get coated with, I don't know dust or vapor (like if you breath on a cd) or what, but need to wipe off. Granted those are mostly normal tray drive cd/dvd players, not an enclosed slot drive like the PS4 where dust is less likely to get in. I did used to leave my Dragon's Dogma disc in PS3, which is also slot drive, and had to wipe it after months. There's also, probably irrational, fear of things like heat (in an enclosed unit that heats up, cools down, heats up), moisture (moisture plus heat), and maybe will scratch the disc if move the console, or the disc will scratch the laser head if moved, and so on. Well, no real case of actual damage, just preference I guess.

kennerv · 04-12-2018, 05:16 PM

PierceLee wrote:

It's more a personal habit, I just like to return things back to where they were after use. But I did leave discs in players before for a long time and they get coated with, I don't know dust or vapor (like if you breath on a cd) or what, but need to wipe off. Granted those are mostly normal tray drive cd/dvd players, not an enclosed slot drive like the PS4 where dust is less likely to get in. I did used to leave my Dragon's Dogma disc in PS3, which is also slot drive, and had to wipe it after months. There's also, probably irrational, fear of things like heat (in an enclosed unit that heats up, cools down, heats up), moisture (moisture plus heat), and maybe will scratch the disc if move the console, or the disc will scratch the laser head if moved, and so on. Well, no real case of actual damage, just preference I guess.

I see. I tot it will help prolong the longevity of the disc drive or sth.