Old Rockstar used to do this very well: your room in Bully would acquire trinkets as you progressed and did challenges, and the same was true for the hangout in The Warriors.
Brief derailment here but I relate to your True Crime NYC affinity and also the yearning for another action cop game, so I feel obligated to show you this:
If you want to find the loudest crybabies you should get the Oppressor Mark II.
I think Cayo Perico changed a lot. Sure they patched out a lot of grinding tricks, but it's fine now. Plus, stuff like The Contract missions, nightclubs, selling weapons and drug running allows for a ton of passive income.
It's also in general just the best vehicle for grinding. Fast, can fly, and takes a lot to break.
That's the first time I've fully noticed that concept in action.
I used to be traumatised by them, until I bought one.
I can't be the only one who greatly prefers the mk1 because its just so damn fun compared to mk2. Rocketing in to huge jumps and gliding around. Remember that period between the mk1 and mk2 releasing, whe every asshole was trying to PVP in a mk1 but would always crash land their ass right beside you, ready to be executed. Then the Deluxo came out, removing the skill requirement needed for your flying rocket vehicle (but at least it was a big target), then the mk2 came along and from then there was no point using anything else...
I also used the Mk. I for a while because of this: it was quite hard to get it right, but it was more fun for a while. I tend to avoid PvP though, because I am a bitch who cannot learn how to fight real players, and it isn't particularly useful for grinding PvE stuff.
He typecasted himself. He immediately took up every criminal goon role offered (see his performance in the Breaking Bad prequel Better Call Saul) and attended as many GTA/gaming conventions he could. He has no one else to blame.
Not may be, was shitty. He has every right to refuse the request but taking the money and then screeching is a Californian dick move staple.
I'm always amused by how the trailers teased you would be playing alongside the Van Der Linde gang in their prime, either as ruthless cold-hearted bastards or renegades filled with ideals planted by a charismatic Dutch. But instead it's a misery machine and the only character that wants to outlaw like its 1899 is the woman who months ago was a prairie girl and housewife.
Yeah, that sucked. Ironically, around the time Sadie starts acquiring her self-confidence and you take her to the Rhodes general store for supplies, it felt like the game was just kind of starting to begin and the background and setting had just been established. It felt like that nice period in GTA and other games like that when you know you have the whole story in front of you and the cool stuff is about to begin. Little do you know that the descent into constant misery and failure is about to begin. Some would say it is subversive, but I just chose not to bother and acted out my outlaw life free roaming and refusing to advance the story. Luckily, there is plenty of camp conversations and scenarios to make it feel slightly natural.
I liked the way it was done in Bully. As you did more classes (e.g Chemistry) you get more weaponry you can restock on back at your room.
Mark 1 and the Scramjet is for fun, MK2 is for grinding. But yeah it's just really fun gliding,
I can't really disagree at all. I suppose the guy's autistic cameo request for Ogg blinded me towards Ogg's own hypocrisy.
The game that started it all.
It depends. This is basically a collection of all the radio stations in the game. I think you probably mean the Radio '76 station, which is funk music. They were composed for the game, but they sound like earlier funk music, like James Brown songs, to me. It also makes me think of a late 60s funk song by Alan Hawkshaw called 'Beat Me Till I'm Blue', because of the Hammond organ, I think.
