I like the idea of a big , dense map, but i feel like people trying to emulate 3d era graphics with modern tools and hardware just wouldn't look right, they have none of the restraints that gta 3 or SA did, so i think it just wouldnt be as nice.
My headcanon is that Vic's father may have been Black but went to DR on vacation and never returned.
And you shut down Red Dead Online like it was nothing. Help me make sense out of all this.
"Why do game companies keep nickel and diming me? I don't understand what I'm doing wrong."
DR has a lot of black people living there so it wouldn't surprise me if his dad immigrated to the US. Then again, Rockstar knows how to write Afro-Latinos such as Luis Lopez and isn't using them as a political scapegoat as opposed to recent years.
Gamers (Or at least the Coonsumer NPC types) deserve the mess they created for themselves.
Those people have money to BURN. Goddamn shame.
A lot of people play/played Red Dead Redemption 2
What I'd do is go with heavy use of mipmaps, normals, tessellation, and most importantly, shaders to take advantage of modern techniques to help fake things. You might not know this, but a substantial amount of the detail on Supreme Commander units is actually because each faction has a specific shader that subtly alters how things look, including the geometry. San Andreas came out the same year as Nexus: The Jupiter Incident and the latter game has held up surprisingly well thanks to clever use of shaders and mapping.
Rockstar mission design at its finest. Gone are the days of Gta4 where they gave you different approaches to a mission, but now it's their way or the highway.
You'd think R* would respond accordingly and create single player DLC for those fans. Hell, even a Red Dead Redemption remake using RDR2's engine would've sufficed.
GTA Online is literally turning into CoD. How can an open world game have such linear, restrictive objectives?
Rockstar is never going to get over how the Episodes and Undead Nightmare underperformed. I'd also assume that after the supposed cluster fuck that was RDR2's development and Dan Houser being on his way out nobody really wanted to work on it.
I'd understand if there was some narrative or cutscene that took place, but you literally just go to the Maibatsu Warehouse, shoot whichever Duggan it was, and then have to evade the cops.
He specifically says at the bottom he thinks instanced locations will be for heists/missions in the next iteration of GTA Online.>he thinks there will be single player DLC for next GTA
Best GTA V retro song for driving in LS at night.
It’s also the best to do random trips at the casino in Las Venturas. Too bad it turned straight into a gambling simulator that takes all your money.
