Grand Theft Auto 5 cover revealed, looks familiar
Rockstar revealed its box art for Grand Theft Auto 5 today.
Grand Theft Auto 5 cover
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Rockstar revealed its box art for Grand Theft Auto 5 today.-
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Really? Because I thought it was perfect, what with the left stick controlling steering, with your left index on the LB, ready to fire after lining up the shot with the right stick and controlling acceleration with the right trigger. Again, it seems like no one even played the game when they talk about the driving controls and handling.
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I played the PS3 version and PC and the vehicle controls are exactly the same with a gamepad.
I personally had an easier time with it on PC because it wasn't dropping to sub 15fps all the time while I was trying to drive. Still ran like garbage, but the boost over the console still made everything more playable, on foot and driving cars and motorcycles.
One thing I noticed going back to the PS3 version a few weeks ago, was that the game ran so poorly I found myself driving slower just so I could keep a straight line and not miss the turns due to the choppiness that was interfering. So maybe that's what your problem was. PC version gives the illusion of more control because it does perform slightly better.
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You must have an absoloute and utter monster PC. The game input code on PC for that game is broken as fuck - and the driving is by far the biggest issue due to it.
The handling (on PC) definitely sucks, on the console, I love the new handling, the old arcadey shit was dumb. This compromise between real and arcade is just perfect. -
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SAINTS ROW -----IV-----
You can't have a contemporary sandbox crime game, with even "realistic" people and emotions, unless you get rid of probably 99% of the murder, and that would put a damper on how people view the genre.
Kill one person randomly, fine. Kill 10, effective game over, like breaking the masquerade in Bloodlines. Otherwise you have to deal with the fact that your characters are unabashed mass murderers and the police are utterly incompetent. Or establish a world in which human life is actually virtually worthless. Or just go crazy, like Saints Row.
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GTA has grown stale. I think they need a new GTA. An MMO.
Set not in a city or even a state, but a whole country. A gigantic open world environment. And not just a criminal..liked the police missions? You can be a cop. Like the firetruck or ambulance missions? Be an EMT. Run an in-game broadcast, or try to destroy a city. Experience the difference in areas: where as running traffic lights doesn't get you noticed in large city areas, in smaller/more rural areas, that'll earn you a wanted level or two.
Become Public Enemy #1, part of a national task force, or just a citizen looking to make a buck.
Grand Theft America.
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