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Red Dead Redemption Online Won't Reset Your Stats After Beta Ends
If you've been playing Red Dead Redemption Online, you might be worried by Rockstar's insistence on calling it a beta. Typically, betas eventually end and reset progress on everything that happened so the entire base can start fresh at once. Rockstar has come out to clarify that they have no plans to do that with Red Dead Redemption Online, so people can go nuts playing.
Red Dead Online Beta
— Rockstar Games (@RockstarGames) December 4, 2018
December 4th, 2018 Update: pic.twitter.com/eemSezvvTp
As mentioned in the tweet, Rockstar is still responding to the feedback about the economy for Red Dead Redemption Onine, which has received a lot of criticism for how a can of beans costs more than a gold ring. Fans have remarked that the game needs significant retooling to feel as good as Grand Theft Auto Online.
Until Rockstar does adjust the economy, however, you can check out our guide for how to make money in Red Dead Redemption Online and earn yourself that can of beans.
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Red Dead Redemption II
Platform:
PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC
Release Date:
October 26, 2018 (PlayStation 4, Xbox One),
November 5, 2019 (PC)
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