Maybe the NPCs know something we don't.
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, has turned Red Dead's bustling metropolises and rolling plains into deserted ghost towns. Horses pull empty carriages down desolate streets, wares sit untended on market stalls, and you can't even find wild animals if you head out into the countryside. It's like someone's told them the game is doomed and they've all run off to find new employment.
Judging by the comments, the bug has been affecting players randomly for the last week or so, plunging unsuspecting RDO fans into their own personal 'Twilight Zone' episodes as they dash around the map looking for nonexistent human life. It's almost too on-the-nose as a metaphor for the state of the game, which has always been a black sheep in Rockstar's lineup even before Rockstar came out and said it wouldn't get any more big updates.
For long-time players, though, it's just another reminder of RDO's inevitable fate. Plenty of comments are from morose fans, upset that Rockstar still hasn't patched the bug after around a week of trouble, and unhappily reminded that—without big updates to keep people engaged—RDO's future probably does involve a lot of empty streets and missing familiar faces.
It's not hard to guess why Rockstar isn't prioritising patching RDO bugs like these. Development on GTA 6 means the company is currently putting any game that doesn't make more money than a small country. Not to worry, though, while Red Dead's online component fades away, its excellent single player is as strong as ever, and
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