For the most part, Red Dead Online has been met with wild praise from fans of the western title as players take to the different modes available now with friends. Still, that doesn’t mean it’s perfect and rising complaints of an imbalanced economy has captured the attention of Rockstar which prompted a new statement on how they plan on handling the feedback.

Rockstar took to their Twitter account earlier today to clue interested players in on what’s on the horizon, namely how they plan to balance out the way items work in the game. Since the Red Dead Online introduction was in beta form, the studio has a lot of feedback needed to make it more enjoyable:

Red Dead Online Beta Status update: pic.twitter.com/ljZziKDgnj

— Rockstar Games (@RockstarGames) December 3, 2018

After thanking their players, they addressed what exactly they plan on focusing on:

“Our current areas of focus include the in-game economy, which will require some additional balancing in order to ensure all activities are appropriately rewarding and fun, as well as some persistent bugs that are causing some players to be kicked from sessions,” Rockstar Games said. “The game has been developed so that we will be able to quickly make adjustments like these, and we plan to get updates out as early as the end of this week with more updates to come next week.”

The issue rose when many felt that it was ridiculous that a can of beans cost more than a wedding ring while others mentioned they were worried for what that will mean in the future. With how long it takes to get even one gold bar and those bars being intricate to in-game maintenance, many voiced their concerns that this mean Red Dead Online would take the same path that GTA Online did: a continuous escalation of prices that cost real-life money.

Luckily, all of those worries have been heard and hopefully that means that Rockstar can get the needed fixes out quickly so people can get back to what matters: going back to the wild, wild west.

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