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Which game is better for the Xbox 360 and the king tried to give Trevor, Michael and Franklin a whopper, would they likely or unlikely take the whopper?

Also, if GTA 5s map was potted to Sneak King, Whatd happen?

I have never been much of a golfer but this go round I've been playing a lot. I usually hit somewhere between -4 and +4. Never gotten a hole in one, but I have hit the flag on the first hit once. Makes me wonder if it's even possible. But the game I just finished I hit a birdie on every hole but one, and hit par on that hole. Which is my best score yet. So -8 is my best. Anyone get a better score than that?

Congrats Rockstar! You account wipe those selling cars. The playing field not level until you also wipe the accounts of the god mode / Permanently off radar players too. If you gonna get the cheaters, then you have to get them all or it discrimination. I tend to report the same players everyday, and come tomorrow they will be cheating again. Reporting does nothing. Why is that?

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​I have a strong feeling the next GTA campaign is going to severely underdeliver, and it all comes down to the core concept.

​Losing the original creative architects and head writers over the last few years is already a massive warning sign, but look at what the studio is replacing that classic, cynical edge with: a sentimental, "lovy-dovie" romantic drama. The focus on a couple whispering about "trust" in a motel room feels like a standard Hollywood cliché. In today's hyper-corporate, billions-at-stake gaming industry, a romance dynamic feels like a safe, sanitized bet designed to protect a massive corporate brand by mimicking a predictable prestige-drama.

​The reality is that traditional romance tropes feel completely out of touch with how cynical, isolated, and divided modern society actually is. A soft, cooperative crime-couple story completely loses the unhinged, dangerous identity that defines Grand Theft Auto. There is no unpredictable wild card or liability character to keep us on the edge of our seats.

​If the writers actually wanted to capture the raw, chaotic madness of the 2020s, they should have ditched the generic romance route entirely and gone with a dynamic like this instead:

​The Alternative: The Clout-Chaser and The Anchor

​Instead of a couple, the story centers on two brothers representing a massive generational divide, allowing for interchangeable gameplay:

​Protagonist 1 (The 21-Year-Old Younger Brother): He’s a socially awkward, isolated Zoomer with an intensely obsessive personality, entirely hyper-fixated on gaining instant fame and money. To get there, he plunges headfirst into the modern attention economy—doing bizarre, escalating live-stream stunts for internet clout. His desperate pursuit of views makes him the perfect target for actual, dangerous criminal syndicates who realize they can use his digital idiocy as a perfect distraction for high-stakes federal crimes. This opens the door to mercilessly mock modern streamer brainrot and internet culture from the inside.

​Protagonist 2 (The Older Brother): A badass, completely unbothered Millennial built kind of like Brad Pitt’s character (Cliff Booth) in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. He doesn't care about the internet, is lethal when necessary, and spends his time doing damage control and trying to drag his younger brother out of the criminal underworld. Through his eyes, the player experiences the sheer confusion and disdain for what modern society has become.

​Why this works infinitely better for a modern open-world campaign:

​Instead of knowing exactly what to expect from a predictable love story, this dynamic creates immediate, high-stakes tension. You play as the younger brother pushing the envelope and getting mixed up with psychopaths for views, and then switch to the older brother to clean up the violent fallout. It gives us the unpredictable, chaotic liability character the game desperately needs, while grounding it in a story about family survival in a hyper-polarized world.

​Instead of playing it safe with a sentimental Hollywood plotline, this concept would actually put a mirror up to the chaotic reality of the 2020s attention economy.

​Change my mind.

He just bought gta for the first time and he has ps+ if that means something

It can be selected window tint and plate stuff as I know how to flip just need unselected colors on primary and secondary

I've been playing GTA V Online for a while now, about a year and a half, but even so, I'm still at level 63. What's the best way to level up to quickly unlock new things?