Just to the left is an alley way with a side courtyard that goes behind the building with a ladder, thats my favourite spot to sit there racking up a bounty, there’s only one way up and multiple places to hide.
The Whole town is so much fun to get into a shoot out in with its size and complexity. One time me and a friend (same night this screenshot was taken actually I think) were messing around and got into a fight in the bar and started a whole shootout between cops and all the other players in the town. The only other town I feel like comes close is Blackwater
RDR2 is really gorgeous like this. I have some photos that show up in my gallery that I sometimes can’t tell if it’s a photo or RDR2 Screenshot. Though, I do think compression helps mask some of the signs that it’s a Video Game
Someone eventually is going to come in here and say that no, because of modern typeface on computers the convention is a single space after a period and to that person I say this:
Has red dead online actually gotten good? Rdr2 is my favorite game, but the online game bored the shit out of me. I thought this looked like Saint Denis, but I have never seen it snow there—why would it be snowing in a swamp?
As for if it’s any good, it’s eh. I have fun hopping in with friends and messing around and doing a few bounties. the game being abandoned after a few updates didn’t help though
Flashback to my first job. Coworker designed a giant complex web app with bazillion UI messages. Another coworker (in the Management) sent me the UI messages. As an Excel file.
I was tasked to manually convert the messages to a PHP data structure of some description (because this was 2002 and Excel files didn’t exactly lend themselves to scripting in Linux). Surprisingly, the management person did acknowledge my complaint that the conversion process was far more painful than necessary. Not that this helped, because soon after the startup got acquired and as far as I know the tech currently only exists in conceptual level in some big corporate vault or other.
This was so long ago that I can’t actually remember the actual reason why things had to be done by hand. Part of it may have been a conversion snag, but there were probably some other reasons why it wasn’t as simple as writing a script to do the job. Because I distinctly remember I wrote some scripts to help with other data conversion jobs.
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