One of the smartest decisions IV made with its replay value is the friendship system. Some of your mission givers are more than that. They have schedules, depth, character, preferences. I would've preferred it if they lessened the call back system with it.
I honestly feel like they could have very easily had their cake and eat it too by adding significant single player content and appealing to both sides of their fanbase. Don't tell me they couldn't have done three solid expansions with the amount of time and money they're raking in from the multiplayer component. I understand the Jew logic is that if you give single player people any kind of extra content they'll be less likely to go to multiplayer, and thus, less likely to become good little paypiggies, but there's got to be a point where you just go 'eh fuck it we're making so much money anyway' that that logic falls off completely.
The barrel scene, I've seen something like that in San Andreas with Catalina and the tanker.
Exactly. It's literally just a "movie demonstration".
Developers cannot have fun anymore. Everything must have a reason.
It's the problem of wanting to find something "big" when it comes to cut content. You start giving stuff more importance than it needs.
It's not farfetched to think that something "dummied out" in a long running series would eventually get used in the future.
I shot the cop, he would sell his own family out whats keeping him from selling me out?
Francis for being a prick, although given Derrick wants all of his old associates dead and him being in the vicinity of a police station..,
I would've killed them both. None of them are worthy.
Wasn't he involved with the IRA as well?
Don't forget the Tunnel of Death mission where he ask you to kill Aiden O'Malley because he was telling anyone who'd listen that Derrick is a rat and sold him out.
I wish there was an option to spare him. He was imprisoned because of Derrick. I theorize that Derrick ratted Gerry into prison.
