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After a lot of trial and error, we've finally got some interesting examples of basic scripting working, and one of the coolest, most visible things that we're now able to do is spawn characters.  It's interesting to note that from our observations thus far there's a couple of differences from GTA V with this, including that certain characters seem to be automatically given or assigned weapons which they hold when spawned. In the screenshot above, you can see three characters which hav

Red Dead Redemption II will, just like GTA V, be powered by the Rockstar Advanced Game Engine (RAGE).  As such, it can almost be said for certain that much of the technical aspects of the game will be similar to GTA V.  Most importantly, it's expected that RDR 2 will share the same scripting system as GTA V (which is what the game's missions and most other things are controlled by).  This is good news for us, as it means that we won't have to familiarize ourselves with a new scripting engine, an

Red Dead Redemption 2 is soon coming to PC and we are all very excited. The challenge with such a big game is that you never really know where and how to get started with it. If you haven’t played through the first Red Dead Redemption, then don’t worry. The second game has the number two at the end of it, but it’s considered a prequel, so you won’t be missing out on anything from the first game. The only thing you’ll really miss is the opportunity for some “oh” and “ah” moments of connect

Check out the trailer in all it's glory below.  RDR 2 on PC launches November 5th, and is available to preload now on the Rockstar Launcher.  

Full details: Rockstar Games Social Club