Grand Theft Auto Grieving Thread - Yep, I've been drinkin' again...

[White Devil]

There really is nothing to do in Online but gamble isn’t there?

I just want an airplane hangar dammit. But I can’t make diddly squat.

fuck you Sony for suckering me into PSPlus again. Should have given that to Nintendo online. I just tried it because I know PS4 support will soon end.

The hangar missions aren't that fun, honestly. Especially if you play solo.

 

[Cod of War]

There really is nothing to do in Online but gamble isn’t there?

I just want an airplane hangar dammit. But I can’t make diddly squat.

fuck you Sony for suckering me into PSPlus again. Should have given that to Nintendo online. I just tried it because I know PS4 support will soon end.

Nope. You either grind, try to fuck around but get stop by the super cops or fuck with other players.

 

[Jonah Hill poster]

 

[Cod of War]

Jesus Christ, Plebbit.

 

[Jack Awful]

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I played GTA Online for the first time in forever last weekend and I found one of those Saints Row 3 jet bikes just parked outside. I went on an NPC killing rampage before the bike's owner realized what happened and used the "only I can drive my vehicles" option to force me to dismount.

I also played an arcade minigame which was neat, but I got bored and left.

I then played GTA IV and tricked NPCs into fighting each other by punching their cars, having them chase me, punching another car, grouping them together, and waiting until one accidentally punched the other while punching me. I also parked a burning car in front of a traffic jam, abandoned it, and watched it kill 50 people in a chain explosion which is technically legal, since I didn't fire a shot.

 

[Jonah Hill poster]

Jesus Christ, Plebbit.

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Thank them while they milk you for Shark Cards that you have to use real money to buy virtual currency

I then played GTA IV and tricked NPCs into fighting each other by punching their cars, having them chase me, punching another car, grouping them together, and waiting until one accidentally punched the other while punching me. I also parked a burning car in front of a traffic jam, abandoned it, and watched it kill 50 people in a chain explosion which is technically legal, since I didn't fire a shot.

I now remember how I used to do that as well back on my X360 days. It’s a shame you can’t even do that in GTA V. Instead, you just use a directional pad to taunt NPC and they’ll either walk away quickly or taunt you back with a fighting stance, which you can destroy by just using a broken bottle or a nightstick.

 

[Jack Awful]

I now remember how I used to do that as well back on my X360 days. It’s a shame you can’t even do that in GTA V. Instead, you just use a directional pad to taunt NPC and they’ll either walk away quickly or taunt you back with a fighting stance, which you can destroy by just using a broken bottle or a nightstick.

Melee combat in V is way too easy in general. You can defeat most enemies with a couple punches. IV had weight to it.

 

[Milwaukee Macho Man]

Jesus Christ, Plebbit.

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These guys must be new. Rockstar has done this before only to increase how much all the news hit costs tenfold.

Look at the Bikers update. Back then the bikes were one to two hundred thousand and that was considered expensive. Now its chump change unless you're completely new or a complete retard with the business mechanics. Most vehicles are now minimum 2 to 3 million.

I'd also expect them to make a go of randomness again like they did with Gunrunning which to this day is probably still their most predatory scheme.

 

[D.Angus]

I then played GTA IV and tricked NPCs into fighting each other by punching their cars, having them chase me, punching another car, grouping them together, and waiting until one accidentally punched the other while punching me. I also parked a burning car in front of a traffic jam, abandoned it, and watched it kill 50 people in a chain explosion which is technically legal, since I didn't fire a shot.

My favorite was to bump into an NPC and pick up whatever they were carrying and then throw it back at them or someone else and then get them to pick a fight with random npcs.. A lot of in-fighting is what made GTA IV so good.. In V you can forget about it as it's harder to and the NPCs more then likely will just team up on you.

 

[The Last Stand]

Melee combat in V is way too easy in general. You can defeat most enemies with a couple punches. IV had weight to it.

Melee combat in GTA was never good. Using melee weapons with multiple enemies, good luck. SA and IV introduced lock-on with melee combat, which made it easier. IV's combat was improved, but was sluggish. I did like how you could disarm weapons with the counter system.

I then played GTA IV and tricked NPCs into fighting each other by punching their cars, having them chase me, punching another car, grouping them together, and waiting until one accidentally punched the other while punching me.

I love doing that in GTA. Punch a ped, go in a group and hope they punch somebody else and a brawl occurs.

My favorite was to bump into an NPC and pick up whatever they were carrying and then throw it back at them or someone else and then get them to pick a fight with random npcs.. A lot of in-fighting is what made GTA IV so good.. In V you can forget about it as it's harder to and the NPCs more then likely will just team up on you.

GTA IV's Euphoria physics engine in action. Pushing people down a flight of stairs and watching their bodies frail was underrated. Same with ramming them with cars. You could literally hear and FEEL the impact of the weight of the car with the speed.

 

[Long Tongue Silver]

GTA IV's Euphoria physics engine in action. Pushing people down a flight of stairs and watching their bodies frail was underrated. Same with ramming them with cars. You could literally hear and FEEL the impact of the weight of the car with the speed.

GTA V also uses Euphoria, but everything looks and feels stiffer and less fluid, especially the character movements. Generally speaking, everything about V just seems less imaginative despite having more stuff to do in-game.

The cars in V also lean more towards arcade-like handling and weight. I never liked the drunken battleship feel of the cars in IV (and thus used mods to tighten up the handling a bit), but I respected what the devs were trying to go for.

 

[The Last Stand]

GTA V also uses Euphoria, but everything looks and feels stiffer and less fluid, especially the character movements. Generally speaking, everything about V just seems less imaginative despite having more stuff to do in-game.

GTA V uses the RAGE engine as well, but it feels more streamlined. Facial expressions outside of cutscenes in both IV and V look dated and creepy.

The cars in V also lean more towards arcade-like handling and weight. I never liked the drunken battleship feel of the cars in IV (and thus used mods to tighten up the handling a bit), but I respected what the devs were trying to go for.

Agreed, I respect the handling in IV although it's a bit exaggerated. Bikes were a nightmare in IV until TLAD. But I do like the handling in V.

 

[Jack Awful]

GTA V also uses Euphoria, but everything looks and feels stiffer and less fluid, especially the character movements. Generally speaking, everything about V just seems less imaginative despite having more stuff to do in-game.

The cars in V also lean more towards arcade-like handling and weight. I never liked the drunken battleship feel of the cars in IV (and thus used mods to tighten up the handling a bit), but I respected what the devs were trying to go for.

GTA V in general feels less dynamic. the NPCs, the physics, the car deformation, all way better in GTA IV, released 5 years earlier. V has better gunplay and player control, though.

 

[The Last Stand]

GTA V in general feels less dynamic. the NPCs, the physics, the car deformation, all way better in GTA IV, released 5 years earlier. V has better gunplay and player control, though.

I'd be fine with the streamlined approach if they just did story DLC as promised. Yes, I'm still bitter about that.

I think games nowadays are more streamlined but somehow larger than before. How?

 

[Jack Awful]

I'd be fine with the streamlined approach if they just did story DLC as promised. Yes, I'm still bitter about that.

I think games nowadays are more streamlined but somehow larger than before. How?

The main gameplay has been made more shallow and casual, but stretched out with larger worlds and more side missions.

Like, Fallout 4's world may be the biggest at the time, but it lacks the depth of 3 and New Vegas and it has simplified mechanics, like no weapon degradation.

 

[Fuck Y'all]

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[Maurice Caine]

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[Tempesta]

GTAForums tard analyzed local preacher ramblings

The autism is off the chart

We really need the community watch thread

 

[Long Tongue Silver]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=8JnbmIvEVvA

Anyone else just shoot or run these guys over for funsies?

 

[Fuck Y'all]

The autism is off the chart

We really need the community watch thread

Ask and you shall receive
@ProblematicUser420 would you find more milk from GTAF?