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It would be nice if I get to see an Easter egg of Ricardo Díaz shooting a shotgun at ongoing traffic while pretending that the car drivers were birds.Of course Reddit. Only faggots can do that at launch.
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It would be nice if I get to see an Easter egg of Ricardo Díaz shooting a shotgun at ongoing traffic while pretending that the car drivers were birds.Of course Reddit. Only faggots can do that at launch.
I share similar sentiments about GTA IV and V as GTA games. The short of it is that 3D era GTAs were able to tell serious crime stories and subject matter while having their gameplay loops be centered around arcadey exploration of their worlds. I don't want to say that they weren't meant to be taken SERIOUSLY, rather those games were intended as action centric open world games with an arcade intent.Looking back on GTA 4 and 5 in relation to the rest of the series, I kind had a realization.
GTA 4 is a better game than 5...but 5 is a better GTA game.
I share similar sentiments about GTA IV and V as GTA games. The short of it is that 3D era GTAs were able to tell serious crime stories and subject matter while having their gameplay loops be centered around arcadey exploration of their worlds. I don't want to say that they weren't meant to be taken SERIOUSLY, rather those games were intended as action centric open world games with an arcade intent.
The Ballad of Gay Tony may as well be a different game from GTA IV & TLaD. The mechanics are the same, but the general tone is night and day from IV. More saturation, no film grain, more upbeat characters, outlandish missions and weaponry, you could tell me that this was a mod and I'd believe you. I enjoyed both experiences but for different reasons.
Luis is cynical, albeit for good reason given his company. You'd hear this supporting assertion through interactions with his childhood friends, Armando and Henrique. Even with the color, Liberty City is still a dark underworld in reality. The clubs, celebrities, money all hide an underlying seediness within the finer details.Niko and Johnny see the world as more gray but Luis is more lighthearted, doesnt carry as much negativity and seems to be a lot more approachable and chill in comparison to the first two, thus he sees the world with more color
Replace IV with TBOGT, and we'll have my holy trinity of the best, aka least frustrating GTAs.I've said that GTA IV has great writing for GTA standards. I think LCS deserves that acclaim as well.
Honorable mention goes to GTA: Chinatown Wars for the same reasons.
SA's the most iconic, and the game's impact quite unrivaled, but I like the IV trilogy better, sepcially TLAD.Which GTA had the best loading screen sequence? I'd say San Andreas because that introduced music and GTA IV because of its artwork.
There is a limit.Just give me the Saints Row one where it's a garage (...) with no limit to how many you can have.
Speaking of which, I may 100% TBoGT. I've already did the gang wars, base jumps, cage fighting and 100% story mode challenges. Now I just need to do the seagulls, club management, friends activities and random characters.Replace IV with TBOGT, and we'll have my holy trinity of the best, aka least frustrating GTAs.
64 to be exact.There is a limit.
I like both episodes and their stories, but Johnny was a better lead than Luis. A case of a protagonist that drives the narrative vs one that's dragged along by the story.TBoGT's writing is okay; it just ends so quickly. The Lost and Damned has buildup that relates to the rise and fall of The Lost AND further events from IV.
Even so, Luis and Johnny in their respective titles have more agency compared to Franklin from GTA V. Johnny had wanted to do what's right for the Lost in spite of Billy's drug fueled antics. Luis even orchestrated the ending mission.I like both episodes and their stories, but Johnny was a better lead than Luis. A case of a protagonist that drives the narrative vs one that's dragged along by the story.
Yusuf carried TBoGT. I love that guy.Storywise i enjoyed TBoGT's highlights the most, but TLaD had a better plot overall, if that makes sense. Not gonna squeeze 4 into this cause it's not fair
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Speaking of which, there's a bug with Corner Kids where the wall won't blow up as prompted. Somehow, that is tied with framerate. I guess it's animation triggered. Best way to progress: bump your two allies or run UP to the wall and run back before it explodes.I wish they would do an update for IV so it doesn’t look like dogshit on modern TVs. I dug my 360 complete edition out of the closet yesterday and while it runs at 60 fps which is nice it’s borderline unplayable with how blurry the entire picture is.
Ive read there’s some setting to disable games from running at 60fps on the Series X that’s supposed to help with this but I haven’t gotten far enough in the game for it to be an issue yet.Speaking of which, there's a bug with Corner Kids where the wall won't blow up as prompted. Somehow, that is tied with framerate. I guess it's animation triggered. Best way to progress: bump your two allies or run UP to the wall and run back before it explodes.
I don't like how GTA is dependent on frame rate. That's an antiqued way of programming.
No kidding, in the Max Payne 3 multiplayer if you killed somebody with a pistol it took 7 or 8 shots on PS3 but on PC it took 2 or 3 shots which shows the difference between 30 fps and 60 fps.I don't like how GTA is dependent on frame rate. That's an antiqued way of programming.
Check graphics settings > DefinitionI wish they would do an update for IV so it doesn’t look like dogshit on modern TVs. I dug my 360 complete edition out of the closet yesterday and while it runs at 60 fps which is nice it’s borderline unplayable with how blurry the entire picture is.
I wish they would do an update for IV so it doesn’t look like dogshit on modern TVs. I dug my 360 complete edition out of the closet yesterday and while it runs at 60 fps which is nice it’s borderline unplayable with how blurry the entire picture is.
One retcon I did not like from VC to VCS was with one of Lance's brothers being gunned down during the deal. With all that Vic went through dealing with Lance and the drug trade, why would he just come back to it? I guess that goes with how well written Vic is. That said, I suppose I can give it a pass since VC was meant to be an expansion pack.If you played VC first, you get to see how Lance didnt end up the way he was because of the drugs or power or anything but because he was always kind of a screw up who just didnt belong in this sort of environment and wanted to believe he was more badass than he actually was. He was always being antagonistic towards people objectively better than him at this line of work (and yet both Vic and Tommy kept giving him chance after chance after chance to get his act together, so it wasnt lack of support for a dark episode, he was always like this).
One retcon I did not like from VC to VCS was with one of Lance's brothers being gunned down during the deal. With all that Vic went through dealing with Lance and the drug trade, why would he just come back to it? I guess that goes with how well written Vic is. That said, I suppose I can give it a pass since VC was meant to be an expansion pack.
It was more climatic than how MWIII handled THEIR established characters.Thats sadly goes to show the problem with developing doomed characters with unceremonious deaths, no matter how well you write them, they are destined to meet their end in a very anti-climatic manner.
It was more climatic than how MWIII handled THEIR established characters.
Somebody must've gone down to where their empire buildings are now just random buildings in VC. I suppose the easier thing to do is to blame Lance for mucking things up again.
I actually prefer Lance in VCS over Lance in VC. I don't like the fork tongued, prone to emotion Lance. Well, I prefer the characterization from VCS purely on comic relief and Vic TRYING to discipline him.