Favourite GTA Game

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  • #185692

    Mine is also San Andreas, followed by Vice City.

    serendipity

    #185696
    m76

      GTA IV,  because I had the most fun in that, and it was the biggest leap forward in terms of technology. GTAV didn’t feel as fresh, plus the campaign was boring aF, and I hated all three player characters. At least I didn’t hate niko bellic, even if he was a bit flat, but there were a lot of other comical characters who gave  me a ton of laughs. And the expansions were even better. Both the lost and ballad of gay tony. In fact I actually say ballad of gay tony is my favorite GTA game.

      Full ranking:

      1. Ballad of Gay Tony
      2. Vice City
      3. San Andreas
      4. The Lost and the Damned
      5. GTAIV
      6. GTAIII
      7. GTAV
      8. GTA
      9. GTAII
      #185843

      That’s how I felt when I first started playing online and then I figured out how to go into a friends only session. That’s all I ever play in. So it’s just me and my friends running around Los Santos and doing contact missions and heists with no random picking us off with their beefed up military vehicles and weapons.

      #185844

      I think GTA 5 and specifically Online, lacked a lot of extra stuff because Take-Two wanted Rockstar to focus on adding features to encourage Shark Card purchases. Hence why so many vehicles are ridiculously expensive, locked game play features behind property ownership, and added vehicles like the Oppressor Mk2 (nerfing older vehicles like the Buzzard’s rockets).

      #185857

      I’ve hated every protagonist after CJ including Niko even though he’s from my country of birth because I found him boring and I want to experience America in the role of an American – not as a fresh-off-the-boat immigrant who doesn’t do much to try to assimilate. The other GTA IV additions had just OK characters who were nothing special and the missions were very boring and repetitive. GTA V characters, I don’t think there’s a single thing to like about all three except how unique Trevor is – even so he’s a POS. My favorite characters were Tommy Vercetti and CJ. I loved CJ but he was a bit too ghetto although to his credit he tried to distance himself from that life as much as possible while everyone around him tried to pull him back into it.

      #185859

      That looks like they got the idea from Goat Simulator.

      #185886

      The thing with the world of GTA, especially 4 and 5, is that all the characters were criminals when you started the game. Either they tried to get out and ended up back in it, or they wanted to raise their standing within the criminal world or in the case of GTAV’s Trevor, a complete basket case that is a danger to himself and those around him. Compare that to Mafia 2 in which case you start off outside of the criminal world, end up joining it and working your way up and then get out of it, there is much more of an arc and frankly a better connection to the main character (at least for me, anyway).

      The biggest draw to the GTA series is the activities to partake in, specifically stealing cars (hence the name). My issue with GTA 5 and with GTA 5 Online, is that there was a value cap on the vehicles, limiting what you were able to steal and store in your garage. You are not allowed to keep high end vehicles/sports cars, you can sell them (for an extremely small fraction of what they are worth) but if you want to keep them you have to buy them.

      #187200

      The one that I left in a dumpster fire.

      *ducks*

      #187217
      Anonymous

        Graphics and Playing:

        1.  GTA V

        2.  GTA IV

        3.  Ballad of Gay Tony / Lost and the Damned

         

        Story:

        1.  GTA IV

        2.  GTA V

        3.  Ballad of Gay Tony / Lost and the Damned

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