Optimistic, I see. I wish I had that kind of time to play it.Picking it up today. Hoping to complete it by this time in 2015.
Tell your friends you have AIDS.Supposed to pick mine up on the way home from work. And my absent minded idiot brain made dinner reservations with some friends, so it'll just be sitting there at home, waiting for me to play. Stupid brain.
But like a not as strong of string. Like when people get sick with pneumonia but can still move. I'll tell them I have Walking AIDS.Tell your friends you have AIDS.Supposed to pick mine up on the way home from work. And my absent minded idiot brain made dinner reservations with some friends, so it'll just be sitting there at home, waiting for me to play. Stupid brain.
I did a cursory look at amazon/walmart/gamestop/target and could only find that you can unlock a blimp. So I just stuck with amazon.Some coworkers I game with on occasion are pretty excited after seeing the reviews and going to grab this at lunch if they can find it in stock. Anyone know of any good deals at Gamestop, Wal-Mart, ToysRUs, Bestbuy, etc?
Supposed to be delivered sometime today.
Yeah, that seems to have been the only pre-order bonus. I am an amazon guy but the hype is strong with this one and don't know if I can wait a few days (1st world problems!) Gamestop has an ad where they will give 30% more credit towards trade-ins for GTA 5, that's the only other thing I can find.I did a cursory look at amazon/walmart/gamestop/target and could only find that you can unlock a blimp. So I just stuck with amazon.Some coworkers I game with on occasion are pretty excited after seeing the reviews and going to grab this at lunch if they can find it in stock. Anyone know of any good deals at Gamestop, Wal-Mart, ToysRUs, Bestbuy, etc?
When will the price drop to around $40 or something drastic like $25 sale on amazon, 1 year, a few months? MLB The Show 13 was like $25 on amazon in august, but $60 when it came out just in the spring. (i'd like to hook up my 2600, NES and SNES as well).Tempted...... very very tempted to get this. But I never buy new games. Like ever. I find it physically painful. I'm still playing MLB 09 on the PS2 (yes I still have my PS2 hooked up along with the WIii and the XBox 360) (all on the same TV) (I'm currently working on getting an Atari - yes Atari - hooked up on the same TV because the games I have for it are ****ing cool.) (Seriously, Kaboom on the original Atari is still the greatest game ever made) ( Like ever). (No idea what I'm doing with this parenthases but it's fun).
No idea. I'm not that heavy of a gamer that I follow that stuff, but I do play alot of what I like. I picked up LA Noire like last fall and paid $20 for it and I think at that point it was a good 2 or 3 years old. If that is any indication.When will the price drop to around $40 or something drastic like $25 sale on amazon, 1 year, a few months? MLB The Show 13 was like $25 on amazon in august, but $60 when it came out just in the spring. (i'd like to hook up my 2600, NES and SNES as well).Tempted...... very very tempted to get this. But I never buy new games. Like ever. I find it physically painful. I'm still playing MLB 09 on the PS2 (yes I still have my PS2 hooked up along with the WIii and the XBox 360) (all on the same TV) (I'm currently working on getting an Atari - yes Atari - hooked up on the same TV because the games I have for it are ****ing cool.) (Seriously, Kaboom on the original Atari is still the greatest game ever made) ( Like ever). (No idea what I'm doing with this parenthases but it's fun).
If I didn't pre-order will I be able to pick this game up from Wal-Mart on my way home from work? Or is this one of those things where I'm out of luck for a few weeks until retailers can keep up with demand?
Did ya stop at Denise's house for some coffee?Pretty disappointed to see that the Ballers control Grove Street now. But I boosted a BMX from Rider's old house, for old time's sake.
I posted the exact same thing in the main video games thread. Other games, like Saints Row, have had no problem incorporating modern shooting mechanics into their open world games. I have no idea why Rockstar doesn't do this.The reviews look amazing so far, but I am a bit annoyed that they have the same "cartoon" style shootouts instead of incorporating a gears of war style shooting system.
Pretty sure any store that has anything remotely to do with electronics is going to have a billion copies each.If I didn't pre-order will I be able to pick this game up from Wal-Mart on my way home from work? Or is this one of those things where I'm out of luck for a few weeks until retailers can keep up with demand?
Pretty sure any store that has anything remotely to do with electronics is going to have a billion copies each.If I didn't pre-order will I be able to pick this game up from Wal-Mart on my way home from work? Or is this one of those things where I'm out of luck for a few weeks until retailers can keep up with demand?
This is correct. I probably spent more time in the strip club and picking up hookers in GTA4 than doing missions. Or just flying around in the helicopter, slaughtering tourists by the Statue of Liberty, or camped out on top of a marquis in Times Square with the rocket launcher, taking out cop cars.you completely miss the point if you think the game is about the combat.
In past GTA games, you needed to aim down the sights or lock onto a target in order to shoot them. GTA V, though, will also give players the option to fire on the run. You're not going to be as accurate as you would be while stationary but at least you can stay mobile.
"The additional freedom is great for the kind of chaotic shootouts that emerge when you're out in the open world causing havoc and quickly find yourself heavily outgunned and boxed in," associate technical director and combat designer Phil Hooker told Game Informer.
The "hard lock" targeting of GTA IV has been removed. Hooker says, correctly, that it was too disorienting and allowed players to shoot enemies without actually finding them. Players will now have three different aiming modes to choose from. Assisted aiming will give players a larger targeting area and also help them pick out the mostdangerous enemies. Traditional GTA aiming is a "soft lock" system, with players able to switch between targets by flicking the right analog stick. These target locks have a timer, though, so you can't just stay locked into a target all day. Free aim is exactly what you'd expect, though Hooker says that they've tweaked the camera so aiming will be smoother.
GTA V, like GTA IV, is a cover-based shooter. However, Rockstar is trying to make the cover system more "intuitive and responsive" this time around.
"We've also pushed the cover system to further bridge the gap between driving and gunplay," Hooker said. "In addition to smoothly running out of a car whilst firing a gun, players are able to use their car as cover, getting out and staying low without exposing themselves. They can make a stand there behind the car for a while and then at any time quickly re-enter the car from cover or from shooting and speed away with little exposure to enemy fire. It can really make the difference at crucial moments."
I really do hope they're able to make GTA V's combat feel like a 2013 shooter. Gunfights are such a huge part of both the single-player and multiplayer GTA experience and they've been given short shrift for too long. The simple removal of hard target locking will do loads, though
I don't care. I don't watch cutscenes in games. If I want to watch animation I'll watch a pixar movie. I want to kill #### and blow #### up not sit through some gangster jive. Give me a pink arrow and tell me to kill it, steal it, #### it, whatever.you completely miss the point if you think the game is about the combat.
I have found that loading the game onto a jump drive is just as fast as long as you use Class A Flash. YMMVI got the game but cant play it until after 5, do i HAVE to install the first game onto my Xbox Hard drive? I have the oldest version from way back that has like 10GB total on it, not sure if i will need to delete all my other content on the drive to make room for disk 1 or whatever.
GTA IV was pretty easy to fight through if you just had enough patience to cover and pick people off one by one.On the shooting (don't have my copy yet to comment):
In past GTA games, you needed to aim down the sights or lock onto a target in order to shoot them. GTA V, though, will also give players the option to fire on the run. You're not going to be as accurate as you would be while stationary but at least you can stay mobile."The additional freedom is great for the kind of chaotic shootouts that emerge when you're out in the open world causing havoc and quickly find yourself heavily outgunned and boxed in," associate technical director and combat designer Phil Hooker told Game Informer.
The "hard lock" targeting of GTA IV has been removed. Hooker says, correctly, that it was too disorienting and allowed players to shoot enemies without actually finding them. Players will now have three different aiming modes to choose from. Assisted aiming will give players a larger targeting area and also help them pick out the mostdangerous enemies. Traditional GTA aiming is a "soft lock" system, with players able to switch between targets by flicking the right analog stick. These target locks have a timer, though, so you can't just stay locked into a target all day. Free aim is exactly what you'd expect, though Hooker says that they've tweaked the camera so aiming will be smoother.
GTA V, like GTA IV, is a cover-based shooter. However, Rockstar is trying to make the cover system more "intuitive and responsive" this time around.
"We've also pushed the cover system to further bridge the gap between driving and gunplay," Hooker said. "In addition to smoothly running out of a car whilst firing a gun, players are able to use their car as cover, getting out and staying low without exposing themselves. They can make a stand there behind the car for a while and then at any time quickly re-enter the car from cover or from shooting and speed away with little exposure to enemy fire. It can really make the difference at crucial moments."
I really do hope they're able to make GTA V's combat feel like a 2013 shooter. Gunfights are such a huge part of both the single-player and multiplayer GTA experience and they've been given short shrift for too long. The simple removal of hard target locking will do loads, though
GTA 3 cheat code was basically ensuring you had enough rounds of sniper ammo to pick off all the bad guys from a mile out.GTA IV was pretty easy to fight through if you just had enough patience to cover and pick people off one by one.On the shooting (don't have my copy yet to comment):
In past GTA games, you needed to aim down the sights or lock onto a target in order to shoot them. GTA V, though, will also give players the option to fire on the run. You're not going to be as accurate as you would be while stationary but at least you can stay mobile."The additional freedom is great for the kind of chaotic shootouts that emerge when you're out in the open world causing havoc and quickly find yourself heavily outgunned and boxed in," associate technical director and combat designer Phil Hooker told Game Informer.
The "hard lock" targeting of GTA IV has been removed. Hooker says, correctly, that it was too disorienting and allowed players to shoot enemies without actually finding them. Players will now have three different aiming modes to choose from. Assisted aiming will give players a larger targeting area and also help them pick out the mostdangerous enemies. Traditional GTA aiming is a "soft lock" system, with players able to switch between targets by flicking the right analog stick. These target locks have a timer, though, so you can't just stay locked into a target all day. Free aim is exactly what you'd expect, though Hooker says that they've tweaked the camera so aiming will be smoother.
GTA V, like GTA IV, is a cover-based shooter. However, Rockstar is trying to make the cover system more "intuitive and responsive" this time around.
"We've also pushed the cover system to further bridge the gap between driving and gunplay," Hooker said. "In addition to smoothly running out of a car whilst firing a gun, players are able to use their car as cover, getting out and staying low without exposing themselves. They can make a stand there behind the car for a while and then at any time quickly re-enter the car from cover or from shooting and speed away with little exposure to enemy fire. It can really make the difference at crucial moments."
I really do hope they're able to make GTA V's combat feel like a 2013 shooter. Gunfights are such a huge part of both the single-player and multiplayer GTA experience and they've been given short shrift for too long. The simple removal of hard target locking will do loads, though
I hate that we cant just use the disk, I will have to delete all my DLC stuff from Red Dead and such to make room for this gameI have found that loading the game onto a jump drive is just as fast as long as you use Class A Flash. YMMVI got the game but cant play it until after 5, do i HAVE to install the first game onto my Xbox Hard drive? I have the oldest version from way back that has like 10GB total on it, not sure if i will need to delete all my other content on the drive to make room for disk 1 or whatever.
ETA: I don't know if they will let you load it onto a jump drive. Some games don't because of the bull#### money grab reasons.
Just got home and the MANDATORY install on the xbox is 7.9 Gb. Rockstar has stated do not install the play disc on xbox it will actually slow down the gameplay only install the install disc.I got the game but cant play it until after 5, do i HAVE to install the first game onto my Xbox Hard drive? I have the oldest version from way back that has like 10GB total on it, not sure if i will need to delete all my other content on the drive to make room for disk 1 or whatever.