It's now almost certain that we will never receive any new Outlaw Passes or further installments in the Quick Draw Club. If Rockstar supposedly wants to keep people playing the game, even without new major content, it's time they provide the community with a vital tool that allows them to enjoy the game exactly how they want to. To many, the griefing that is present Online (albeit on a far lesser scale than in GTA Online) seriously affects how much they can enjoy their playtime and the idea of a private, invite-only session where they can peacefully carry out their business sounds like bliss.Īfter three years of this idea being yelled at Rockstar, there are still no private lobbies available in Red Dead Online - minus the odd glitch that enables you to do so. Whilst Rockstar claim they will continue to support the game with monthly events and small updates such as new telegram missions and by building upon existing modes (most likely PvP or Call to Arms), its clear nothing major is on the way - here's a list of key changes and additions they should make to leave Red Dead Online in a more enjoyable state: Private LobbiesĪside from new content, private lobbies are by far one of the most highly requested features by the Red Dead Online community.
With Rockstar Games recently announcing that they will be moving away from Red Dead Online to focus work on Grand Theft Auto 6, some of the community have begun to voice small requests that they hope can be implemented to improve the game's state before it is as good as abandoned.
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