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[TheHumanIsland]

Remember Deadalus and Son?

 

 

And the Wright brothers made the first plane in 1903, while RDR took place all the way in 1911.

 

Maybe there will some crappy ass plane we can use for a mission and use at the end of the game?

[IG_]

Given the fact that this game is likely going to take place before 1911, very unlikely.

[Rockstar Vienna]

Slim to none...

[Femme Fatale]

I doubt it tbh, but who knows.

[éX-Driver]

Lighter than air (Balloons and the like)? possible, though not probable. Heavier than air (aeroplanes, which I assume is what you meant)? No.

[DeeDogg_]

...people seriously think this game takes place after 1914?

No.

[Kaniel Outis]

If there's anything we know about Rockstar prequels, it's that mostly the storyline talks place usually 5 years before the current one. I can see a crappy as plane being there.

[Professor SmackaDabbah]

Probably not and I'm totally fine with that.

[confederatestatesgta]

i would love it but i also doubt it. the red dead redemption map was so beautiful and i would have loved to see it in an aerial view. i think there is a better chance of a hot air balloon they were used during the civil war. maybe around the map there could be hot air balloon tours like higgins helitours in gta 4. they could also be used in a mission were you had to fly in one and provide intel about were the enemy is.

[Android]

RDR2 is most likely set in an inappropriate time period for aircraft, so I doubt we'll see any.

[TheHumanIsland]

 The only thing I think against it is that the first game is land locked by mountains and such, and I imagine that the next one will be, too, but planes being flown since December 1903, that land planes existing in the 5 year mark mentioned for a prequel.

 

Is it confirmed a prequel? I know the evidence all points to it, but is it confirmed?

 

I wonder why they did the strangers and freaks in the OP since planes had already been flown since 1903?

 

Maybe you can take hot air balloon tours like heli tours in IV

[LincolnClay]

Very, VERY slim chances, buddy. But it's ok, having airplanes in the game would ruin the immersion. Besides, we have GTA for the jet trolls.

[wapster]

Possible, but unlikely. I can see the fun possibilities of flying a sh*tty wood-and-paper contraption over the beautiful landscapes, but given the time period I'd say it's unlikely unless it's going to be a one-off mission where the machine gets destroyed afterwards to prevent things going too far fetched. 

[Osho]

Nope. I don't think soo...
Even if I assume that there will be planes then still the problem of "learning to fly" remains? How you make that possible without flying school, teaching the protagonist to fly?
The only way its possible is if the Wright Brothers feature in the game to train the protagonist to fly airplanes.

E:typo

[Fuzzknuckles]

I doubt it, and I really f*cking hope not. 

 

Let's remember that RDR1's world is surrounded by a range of mountains that can't be climbed or gotten over in anyway, likewise there are bodies of water impeding the player on the east of the map. 

 

Add in a plane and that perfect barrier to the world is removed. So they'd have to come up with some bullsh*t invisible walls to keep the player in, or a nonsensical, endless plane of nothing for them to fly over to... nowhere. 

 

And of course, let's remember that in the Western, traditionally there are three forms of transport: Horseback, carriage or on foot. Cars were still rare at the time of the game, as seen in the first game. 

 

Come on, let's not wish for things that will make the game less realistic and enjoyable, yeah?

[Pedinhuh]

I can't wait to fly a sh*tty plane made of wood and cloth, with infinite homing missiles and infinite ammo of explosive rounds, would be very realistic...

[Eram]

Some aliens could also add some fun

[CaptainMental]

Ofc its possible with a plane...but then it probably would be made to fly really bad and with an engine that dies when getting to close to the end of the map.

[Arthur Fookin Shelby]

Some aliens could also add some fun

 

Nah.

[éX-Driver]

Long answer: it'd be anachronistic for any form of sustainable flight, and would just make no sense. Controlled powered heavier than air flight didn't even exist prior to 1903, and wasn't viable in any form until 1909. Anything we could get would only be worth a 10 second uncontrolled glide off a steep cliff, thus there's no reason to have it.

Short answer: no chance.

[grope_4_that_date]

Maybe not flying machines, but hand gliders or hot air balloons would be cool, just for aesthetics. You don't want the map to feel too small.

[Cr!minal]

Plot twist - you could play as an eagle in some minigame/side mission

[tonko]

Airplane gameplay? Hell no.

[EVOLUT7ON]

Question: Chances of airplane gameplay?
Answer: No.

Question: Ok. Any chances to fly somehow?
Answer: Yes, via peyotes we'll have an ability to play as a bird or any other animal.

[feckyerlife]

Airplanes? No, specially not if the game is supposed to be a prequel. Hot Air Balloons? Maybe

[UnknownDivision]

Your retarded, lol. The game is almost definitely taking place around the mid to late 1800s, if they made that an actual mission or side mission there would be historical inaccuracy bashing up the ass by fans. 

[PartyNextDoor]

If they try to make Red Dead more like GTA by adding vehicles that really weren't present in that era, it'll make the Red Dead series less authentic which defeats the whole purpose. They won't be adding planes or bikes and if you ask me I doubt we'll be able to swim this time around. I prefer the original western setting with just horses, cattle and trains. It makes the environment a lot more authentic. 

[Natasha]

Personally I doubt it, and I'm totally fine with that. I don't see the requirement for such things in a wild west style era. We've already got GTA for that, why bring that to RDR? It's just my opinion and everyone's entitled to there's but I can't see the logic in it.

[LincolnClay]

Your retarded, lol. The game is almost definitely taking place around the mid to late 1800s, if they made that an actual mission or side mission there would be historical inaccuracy bashing up the ass by fans.

*Youre...and he's probably not retarded. But I do agree with you. HUUUGE inaccuracy right there.