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The first thing I try to do in RDR2 is get a semi-auto pistol because the way the revolvers work is wonky by comparison to other shooters because you have to click once to pull the hammer back after firing because it doesn't do it automatically, and it just fucks with my rhythm.
I don't like this with traditional controls, but it would actually be fun in VR if you had to actually use your thumb or free hand to pull the hammer back.
so you dont spam the shoot button until it goes click?
Hell naw. I go for headshots, like a civilized murder hobo. Plus some of the extra challenge things for gold stars on mission require a certain percentage of accuracy and the not shooting when I expect to shoot messes it up.
It was tough to get used to the way revolvers and lever action rifles controlled in that game, but once I did, it was so satisfying to use them.
I probably would have liked that semi-auto broomhandle pistol, but I hated the way it looked in the holster.
Katana (Samurai), Revolver (Cowboys) and long swords (knights) are of a similar genre and they get era dramas around them because of thier lasting renown.
I was told many years ago by a biker, who looked like Danny Trejo, "revolvers don't leave behind empties".
No... don't do this to me...
because there is none