With the variety of mods available forRed Dead Redemption 2, players are often given the option to change their point-of-view within the game.Being a third-person action-adventure title, many fans had a demand for anRDR2first-person VR modjust so they could see things in a specific manner. Recently, another fan has gone the extra mile, producing an original camera mod that lets players view the game’s cutscenes in both the first and third person perspective, allowing for another level of story immersion when playing.
Having one of the most active communities online,Red Dead Redemption 2fans will likely continue to create mods for the title for a long time. Whether it is to bring in the winter season byadding snow into the lands ofRDR2, or re-creating real life personalities as characters in the game, mods seem to be the lifeblood of player engagement, and often add spice when playing the three-year old title. With a mod that lets its users view the game’s cutscenes in different perspectives, players will likely spend hours inRDR2again just to see every little detail.
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On Twitter, Shaun Akerman shared that he created and uploaded a first-person / third-person camera mod forRed Dead Redemption 2on the NexusMods platform. The mod also comes with a free cam, which will let players freely explore the cutscenes. Implementing the mod into their game will allow players to see therivetingRed Dead Redemption 2scenes and dialoguesfrom different angles. This means fans will be able to view the expressions of other characters who are not visible but are present in the original cutscene.
According to NexusMods, this is the second mod that Akerman has created forRed Dead Redemption 2. The first one was also just recently uploaded, but focuses on switching thebehavior ofRDR2’s NPCs. The mod makes NPCs aggressively brawl with each other using melee weapons and their bare fists. Comments on the NexusMods pages do suggest improvements on both mods such as adding controller support for the free cam one, or toning down the aggression for the pedestrian brawl mod. Akerman seems to be very active and looking to improve his work, so fans will likely have a lot to look forward to with his creations.
Players who are interested in Akerman’s work should follow his official social media channels, and his NexusMods page to get updates on his work. Hopefully theRed Dead Redemption 2community continues to remain supportive, and offer constructive criticism for content creators like him.
Red Dead Redemption 2is available now for PC, PS4, Xbox One, and Stadia.
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