10 Things Red Dead Redemption 2 Must Learn From GTA Online
7. Visual Customisation Is A Good Thing
Though it may not have started out that way, GTA: Online has an absolute bonanza of clothing items for players to deck out their characters with. It helps to personalise everyone's own experience, and the community has managed to create some truly brilliant outfits along the way.
So why stop there? Redemption's multiplayer was all well and good back in the day, but only giving players an option to choose from a few select presets just isn't going to cut it now. I mean, we need the biz this time around; an immense selection of hats, ponchos, coats and boots to dress our imagined hero up in whatever way we please.
Whether someone has their sites set on a Man With No Name getup or are looking to fit in with the Magnificent Seven shouldn't matter; all guises should be available to make Red Dead's online as immersive as possible.