- 3,089
- New York
See you plebs later, gonna go ride my motorcycle up this building. Peace.
People who leave right before I claim their bounty are the worst people.
A story like this makes me considering splashing cash on the sub. (Get it? Splashing! I'll let myself out)It reminded me of this one time i had a 7k bounty. I was chased by this guy in a T20. Killed him 3 times. Then, I called Pegasus for my Kraken, managed to get in after my third kill (which costed my his insurance).
The stretch before hitting the ocean was the most intense feeling I had using the yellow submarine. Why? Not only the bounty hunter called his Turret Insurgent, but a couple of people spawned by the bike rental stand (Decoys for Pacific Standard - Hack, I'm sure), and they started to fire on the submarine. Bullet holes are all over the sub, but it kept going.
I got away, and *poof*Squirtle forgot how to use Tail Whipthe bounty is mine.
I knew it. I knew Kraken was the best idea ever. I really need to see how frustrated their faces are.
Well they should leave when I'm in the area. Not when I have a sawed-off shotgun (hand on the pump) pointed right at them.Well, some people don't feel like getting killed.
At least it isn't "Mission over." Language warning.So, me and @TexRex failed Trash Talk twice... for killing all of the enemies and blowing up the Trashmasters. Yes, completing objectives causes mission failure. 10/10.
Might it have had to do with me being in the helicopter? (Not that that's any kind of good reason for the failure.)So, me and @TexRex failed Trash Talk twice... for killing all of the enemies and blowing up the Trashmasters. Yes, completing objectives causes mission failure. 10/10.
Might it have had to do with me being in the helicopter? (Not that that's any kind of good reason for the failure.)
Also--for what it's worth--I've never failed Pier Pressure.![]()
Except for the first time(s) I did it, which was with you and two others, during which you did the lion's share of the work in a Hydra.Then again, I've only done the mission solo with aircraft.
I've been watching lots of Arma 3 roleplay videos and I think a roleplay mod could potentially work very well with GTA V on PC. I'm talking about mods like Arma 3 Stratis and Altis Life. We already have properties, a vast amount of clothing and outfits, weapons, vehicles, and other character models for server events (For example, alien invasions where players had to team up and kill all of the attacking AIs, prison breaks with a similar presence, or Martial Law). Players could work as police officers, organized criminals, trash collectors, private military corporations, medics, or other jobs. The server owner could restrict weapons and vehicles, adjust the pay of jobs, and adjust prices of items players could buy.
It's an interesting idea, but it wouldn't be possible because R* doesn't want mods (Harmless ones, too), just like every other AAA developer now.
Enjoy the RPG.![]()
And the 328 health points.And Dubsta 6x6.![]()
And the 328 health points.
And the 328 health points.
328 is the maximum amount of health possible without body armor or the heavy utility vest. This prevents you from getting one-shotted by any weapon unless you are hit in the head by another player(which activates a damage multiplier).
Somewhere around 220 if I'm not mistaken.That's how much health we actually have? Wow. How much do sub-level 20 players have?
Somewhere around 220 if I'm not mistaken.
Pedestrians are around 100. Cops and gang members are a little above that, not including body armor.Oh, so the difference isn't huge, but still a considerable amount. I figured it was 100.
Thank ya kindly.Yay welcome![]()
Did. Do. Will.Enjoy the RPG.![]()
Shan't.And Dubsta 6x6.![]()
Thank ya kindly.
Did. Do. Will.
Shan't.
(Is it a Pegasus vehicle or is it garage-able?)