I look forward to meeting the celebs, and seeing other people's outfits, say if there's another Arthur (the main character from Red Dead) with a nod or a tip of the hat. Connor's cosplay group were previously asked to join the event as 'exhibitors' for 'public entertainment'.Ĭonnor said: 'I've been coming to Comic Con for years. With Red Dead Redemption 2 voice actors Roger Clark, Rob Wiethoff, Benjamin Byron Davis, and Alex McKenna set to make an appearance this weekend, Connor Butler 'hired' a group of fellow cosplayers to look the part. READ MORE: Man spends £400 on Comic Con costume that took 'months' to make Connor Butler, 19, from Liverpool, who is a member of a cosplay group, hired a huge cast of people to play characters from the popular video game Red Dead Redemption - including his mum. Visitors will be able to dress up as their favourite characters, with a cosplay competition also available to enter for a £500 cash prize. Fans will be able to meet a number of different celebrities including Stranger Things stars Jamie Campbell-Bower and David Harbour, as well as the Eleventh Doctor Matt Smith from Doctor Who. The jam-packed weekend is perfect for sci-fi fans, cosplay enthusiasts and comic book lovers, with a star-studded lineup on the cards. RDR2's horse riding coupled with all its features finally rivals Agro from Shadow of the Colossus for best horses in video games.Liverpool's Comic Con has returned today for the weekend with plenty of extravagant outfits on show. I will say the horse riding and most horse-related systems was quite good, way better than in the first game (where horses felt like and were treated as mere vehicles). or it just controlled well and had good all-around combat, like a more grounded, western Max Payne 3.

all felt like they took into account the slow/clunky/'weighty' movement, aiming, weapon selection, and so on was consistent with all of its systems, and stuff like mission design (no mission failures for every little thing), enemy A.I., enemy aiming, the wanted system, etc.I would've probably loved the game if it either All that still made for a game that was enjoyable for me, but the mission design only made the core control issues more apparent. There's a lot that's impressive for sure, and there's a lot in the game that's enjoyable for the work+money that went into it (clothing, customisation of clothes and weapons, physics, sound, feedback of weapon firing, general scenery and atmosphere, etc.). After playing through RDR2 and doing most everything in the game, it genuinely doesn't feel like the core, most prominent gameplay mechanics were a priority (on-foot movement, aiming, taking cover).

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