Red Dead Redemption. Games full of bugs that players loved anyway
- Crude Classics. Games Full of Bugs that Players Love Anyway
- Red Dead Redemption
- Kingdom Come: Deliverance
- S. T. A. L. K. E. R.: Shadow Of Chernobyl
- Fallout: New Vegas
- Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines
- The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
- Mount & Blade).
- PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds
- Gothic I / Gothic II
- Grand Theft Auto IV
- The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition
- Total War: Rome II
- Fallout 4
- Far Cry 2
Red Dead Redemption
The first Red Dead Redemption is considered by many players to be Rockstar's greatest achievement. Given the fact that we're talking about the authors of the Grand Theft Auto series – that's a huge commendation. The adventures of John Marston charmed with a large, open world, classic Western atmosphere, beautiful landscapes, and a mature story. Combined with the huge amount of freedom, we got a couple of dozen hours of good fun. Reviewers around the world were complimentary about the game's merits. Among the flaws, however, only one was mentioned – bugs.
Before 2010, the Euphoria engine, which Rockstar is keen to use, had a reputation of a technology generating numerous more or less annoying bugs. But with the release of Red Dead Redemption, the magnitude of its bug-like power was revealed. While the game looked fantastic and this wild, semi-civilized setting was able of getting you hooked, it also featured a lot of bugs.
Examples? Flying stagecoaches, headless NPCs, people with animal animations, two players riding on one horse... Because of its shortcomings, Rockstar's production was able to turn from a serious Western into a slapstick comedy in an instant. However, no one complained that much about these bugs. Even with these mishaps, Red Dead Redemption had relatively few problems that made further play impossible – and you could just laugh at the ones that occurred. Still, we would like to see a more refined sequel...
