Red Dead Redemption 2: 8 Things It Must Fix From GTA Online

4. Ensure Layering Makes Sense

When GTA Online's wardrobe really got going, some of the creations players came up with were spectacular. Outfits based on classic designs from cinema, comics and more all made their way into Los Santos, and one can expect the same to happen come Red Dead Redemption 2's release.

Despite the freedom afforded to players, however, the system wasn't without its issues. Layering could prove especially problematic at times, with there being no rule of what exactly could and couldn't be worn over a given item of clothing, and it sometimes turned an enjoyable exercise into a uniquely frustrating one. Exacerbating these issues further was Rockstar's apparent clampdown on 'glitched' outfits, which they removed even when they didn't affect gameplay.

Needless to say, it would be great if the studio could make sure that players are given more freedom to layer clothing the way they want to, and to encourage them to experiment with different combinations. Few games present the opportunity for gamers to dress up in the garb of the Man with No Name, or the myriad of other famous western protagonists, so giving them the opportunity to alter the most acute detail hassle-free is a must-have inclusion - for the online mode especially.