You can play the whole game that way, and for many people they prefer it that way, but Rockstar's bread and butter has always been third person and I don't think that is any secret.
It's an "extra mode" to enhance replayability, I don't think it's marketed or designed to truly be a co-equal method of experiencing the game as third person.
Instead, first person mode is more of a novelty or an alternative way to play if you decide you would like to see it from that perspective, or if you find that you prefer playing the game from that perspective despite it's imprecise controls. I think if you don't like playing third person games and are only willing to play RDR2 or GTAV if it has a first person mode that is on par with other industry leaders, you should be looking elsewhere - and that fact should have been relatively clear from the beginning. RDR2 is a third person game, the adding of a first person mode is a bonus. I do repeat, though, that criticizing Rockstar for not making GTAV or RDR2 feel like Call of Duty or Doom or whatever other First Person Shooter, games that are built around and designed primarily that that in mind, seems misplaced to me.
But I don't play for an extended period of time in first person for either game, I've merely tinkered with them, so I wouldn't be an expert commentator on that. RDR2 first person feels basically the same to me as GTAV first person. It would be really disappointing to me if Rockstar didn't even do the passable job of first-person in RDR2 that they did for GTA V. I think I even switched to TP, but I decided to give FP another try, and I eventually got used to it and really enjoyed the overall experience. It was clear to me that there were a lot of things that could have been done to make FP better, but weren't (Maybe when Rockstar becomes successful they'll have the money to do things like that). When I first started GTA V, I thought I was going to have to switch to third person because of how clunky the mechanics were. Without it the game would have been unplayable for me. Are you saying that the experience of playing in FP in RDR2 is worse than it is in GTA V? I must make it clear that the only reason I was able to play GTA V-in any perspective-was the GTA V FoV utility.
In ~2016 I happened to come across an article about the PC version of GTA V, and the first-person option was half of the reason I decided to buy the game. 60 FOV cap, mouse sens in 10 steps, rebinding keys hangs the game hard, clunky stiff movement, and cardboard horses when riding. I refunded (among other issues.) cos the first person experience was so bad compared to other PC games.
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