i started getting into these maybe last year. I played through a chunk of 2 then moved on to 3. I was a little surprised that it was so similar to 2, UI and all. But I'm fine with it. I didn't 100% 2, i had my fill of the map and races. I'm close to that with 3 and about ready to move on to 4. I don't have a forever game right now but this series kind of fills that slot for me.
@brad I don't think you should excuse them for the way they handle save files. It should be seamless. These things are connected to the internet. Every other service you use syncs your data. I have a PS4 Pro which i am probably gonna put down the hall as a secondary device. It's not just you guys who have this issue.
For those who haven’t played RDR2 or TLOU2, a warning that Brad casually spoils key elements of those 2 games at 1:12:20. Skip ahead 30 seconds if you don’t want to get spoiled.
@brad i wish you guys would be better about avoiding casual spoilers. New retail games are $80 CAD, before tax, plus who has the time to play all these games. The industry is kinda awful already. A week after TLOU2 came out you started seeing articles talking about stuff that wasn't in the marketing. You don't have to read the articles to start piecing together parts of the narrative. I still want to play this game, but when you add up the bits and pieces I've picked up i feel like a lot of the surprise has been taken away from me.
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