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Why GTA IV’s Gameplay Mechanics Outclass GTA V’s
In GTA IV, explosions were pure art. Panels crumpling exactly where the blast hit. The ragdoll physics had unmatched weight, making every ejection through the windshield feel hilariously real. Even NPCs reacted more believably to oncoming vehicles. GTA IV’s mechanics gave the world a raw, grounded feel, what moments made you miss that in V?
Louise comes back from the dead and recruiting bodyguards
Rewrite a GTA Ending: Which Mission Deserved Better?
If I could rewrite a mission’s ending, I’d pick GTA III’s finale. Instead of Claude killing Maria off-screen, I’d give a choice. Spare her, or show the aftermath. What about you? Which mission would you rewrite, and how would you change its ending?
THE WORST BODYGUARDS EVER BUT BETTER THAN THE VERCETTI GANG
At least they pulled up to help barely and rarely instead of just standing there like bunch of NPCs
South Side Legend
This car once belonged to an underworld legend who quietly ran the streets of Southside Dukes. These photos capture a moment in time before it became a tale. 📼🏙️
Recreated this mural from GTA5
The second image is done with the camera mode in RED DEAD. There is no filter used.
There is a place in New Austin, at the right time of night, in the right weather, when you take out tbe camera it will automatically have this blue filter thing you see in the second picture.
Coincidentally, it can look a lot like this mural.
Victor Vance posing weirdly new animation and why is CJ Bald?
YOU SAW THESE IN EVERY NEIGHBORHOOD FOR A REASON
What's one GTA mission that everyone seems to love, but you never look forward to replaying?
For me, it's Autocide in Vice City. I don't think it's a bad mission, but every time I get to it I know I'm about to spend a while chasing targets all over the map. By the time it's over, it always feels like it took twice as long as I remembered. What's that mission for you? Is it because it's brutally difficult, drags on forever, or just feels too repetitive after you've beaten the game a few times?
The News, Bruh. Vol 2, ed. 78: Vice City Returns
Mono:
https://opensea.io/item/polygon/0xee0db7c640b5a27405384abf62db1985d12f0256/164
Colour:
https://opensea.io/item/polygon/0xee0db7c640b5a27405384abf62db1985d12f0256/163
I'm sure many of you have been waiting for this news for what feels like an eternity!
Well, dates are now announced and pre-sale is on.
I hear there's some controversy about some of the details. What's your thoughts and opinions on this? And can you fill me in on the potential disappointments?
Artwork this week is by the aweosme TurnipDaHeat.
What happened to Ken Rosenberg after San Andreas?
We saw Ken go from Vice City to San Andreas, but after that, he vanished from the picture. Did he get out clean, or do you think he slipped back into trouble off-screen?
Phil Cassidy in Carcer City: The GTA Game We Never Got
Imagine Phil Cassidy’s no-nonsense, gun-running past catching up to him in the brutal streets of Carcer City. Would you play a game where Phil fights and hustles his way through Carcer’s underworld, showing us a grittier side we never got to see?
Further connections to the 2 Birds at Fort Wallace and why Window Rock is the next clue/step in the spider mystery.
It is a trail of coincidence, de ja vu and mirrored perspectives.
Its all in the Epsilon tracts and KULT Radio from GTA 5.
What's a GTA mission that would be completely impossible without cheat codes?
Back in the 3D era, I wasn't above using a cheat or two to get through a mission. Once the HD era introduced trophies/achievements, I pretty much stopped. Looking back, which GTA mission do you think would've been nearly impossible without cheats?