

Yeah looked exactly what I'd expect honestly. I only watched about 5 minutes though.I thought it looked really good. I’ll probably play on ps5 but next year. Too much other shit to play. And I want to hear others opinion on the story. What was shown looked typical GTA fare.
Looked like a story mission, so while in free roam I'm sure you could, if you tried that during the mission you'd likely get a "mission failed" screen once you got too far away from the lead vehicle.I am very curious as to how much true freedom of play a player gets. An example would be the scene where they drive out at the airport. Could I literally run my car into a landing aircraft?
Last strip club I went to was... damn.. more years ago than I feel good counting. But I still fondly remember the days of the VVMA.
A lot of us were on a local BBS (yeah.. THAT long ago) called Virtual Village.
Yeah, I was Doc, Huck and I ran VVMA. I think Toker is, IIRC living in Asia now. Huck passed away around a year ago. Still talk to K some on FB every now and again... (Online Old Timers Club)Holy shit... I was on Virtual Village back in the day. Toker ran it, if memory serves.
The video game industry is waaaaayy too woke for this game to ever be made. It'd be really awesome, but X would lose its fucking mind over non-stop beat downs and stick time for joggers and legumers.Despite not being interested in modern GTA games, I watched it and it looks pretty solid if you're into that kind of game. I'm not into the whole drug dealing/robbery/criminal simulator myself, but I understand it's more fun to break the rules than follow endless protocols and procedures as a law officer.
That said, I'd really like a similar open-world with good graphics where you play a no-rule law officer, something between Crackdown and Judge Dredd where you're just stomping criminals left and right.