What we all want to see, and what we are most exited about in GTA5.

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The terrain! I absolutely loved the variety of driving you could do in San Andreas, and GTAIV just didn't have a fun variety for me.

Tired of mooching around Grove Street? Take a car through the woods! Find an SUV and climb to the top of Mt Chiliad! Grab a Bandito and hit the beach! Steal a bus and make an intercity route!

It boils down to what a lot of people have said, GTAIV was more realistic but less fun. Which is a shame because I felt the driving physics and modelling were top-notch for what it is.
 
Firstly, i'm excited about the map. One of the reasons I loved SA was because it had a huge map with lots of variety, and the more of that the better. Don't get me wrong, I liked GTAIV's map but it it was just a city grid-system which got boring after a little while. At least with GTAV we are going to have sandy areas, mountain ranges, oceans and woodland.

Secondly, as with all GTA games, i'm looking forward too the story of the game. I loved the GTAIV story and TBOGT so i'm fairly confident the GTAV story will be good. One thing I will say though is that I hope they take the same route that they did in TBOGT, in that the missions were really over the top, contained a lot of explosions and had some hilarious characters (Yusuf Amir anyone?). Rockstar rarely disappoint whatever they do, so it should be good:).
 
looking forward to cruise around the city and having police chase me for driving like a maniac and not only be chased for crashing into him...
 
That its GTA5, I honestly can't single one specific area of it out, Rockstar really do put the likes of EA and Infinity Ward to shame when it comes to developing their games and coming up with interesting new ideas, rather than re-hashing old rubbish and charging a fortune for it.
 
Like others... the map.


Outside of that, all the opportunities we have to spend money (properties with fancy 10 car garages etc). Gives me greater context/reason to continue to earn money.
 
I'm most excited about planning heists with my own customized cars and weapons and the potential that the character switching system has.

That its GTA5, I honestly can't single one specific area of it out, Rockstar really do put the likes of EA and Infinity Ward to shame when it comes to developing their games and coming up with interesting new ideas, rather than re-hashing old rubbish and charging a fortune for it.

Funny you say that, I saw someone on Youtube yesterday saying GTA games are just copy and paste but Call of Duty games are innovative. :lol:
 
Like others said - simply everything. It's too hard for me to choose a single-, or even just a few things :lol:.
 
So many things, i'm just going to say all of it.

Here's a glimpse into the future, for some of us anyway...
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What's the reckoning that you'll be able to go into Michael's son's bedrrom, push the chips and soda out of the way, pick up the Xbox pad and start playing San Andreas.......

:irked:👍
 
Well, as of today, hiring spies to follow unsuspecting gamers around GTA online, letting my car get stolen then tracking it down and taking it back in many imaginative ways, and apparently drive the monster truck that was glimpsed in the trailer.
 
Definitely the car customization, that's one of the things I loved to do in San Andreas and SRII.
 
Things that may be exciting for me, well, 1st is the car customization. Then the world itself and several things that cannot be done in the previous GTA games.
 
Kicking cow. Sounds stupid? Well. That's because it is stupid. But... I didn't really get excited about GTA V until I saw that. Wasn't even going to pick it up, and that sort of stupid stuff just sells a game for me. Little details like these, in such a huge game - lovely, isn't it?

Aside from that, as others have said already: The map. I loved GTA III, Vice City and GTA IV, but offered what felt more like a world than a city. I've always missed the rural areas ever since. Those, in combination with the actual city, made Los Santos feel both huge and diverse. While you could potentially get lost in Liberty City, it never felt as huge or as much like a real place as Los Santos did, to me.
 
I am most exited about hunting,and more activities. What about you!?

I'm looking forward to making a check list of what it improves over SA and what it carried over, then I'm writing a review that isint biased =D 👍 Poor gta 4 got a 8.5 from me =D no mercy Rockstar NO MERCY 👎 But seriously. GTA 4 was the most over rated game ever. It was inferior to GTA SA , the map was smaller, driving physics some how were worst. Dozens of features were lost. * there's an air port but we cant fly planes! *
 
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