So Guys, out of a over-the-top atmosphere and a realistic atmosphere, what GTA atmosphere do you prefer to play with?
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What GTA atmosphere do you prefer?
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MrLanceVanceDance
, Feb 11 2012 03:37 AM
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Posted 11 February 2012 - 05:15 PM
Realistic is cool.
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Posted 11 February 2012 - 09:52 PM
I think I'd prefer a realistic atmosphere rather than an over the top one. It depends on how much realism and "over-the-topness" you want though. Saints Row 3, for example, was definitely way too over-the-top for me; furries driving on the street and police in sports cars didn't seem right to me. On the other hand, I don't want a full-blown simulator, where real-life science and actualities are in the game.
A Grand Theft Auto that works like a Hollywood-styled movie would be great for me. What I mean is that many of the busted Hollywood-myths from Mythbusters would be in the game like lying on the ground avoids shrapnel from grenades. It should resemble real-life (without the minor details, ie. no RL car brands), with Hollywood-styled action underneath (explosions, chases, the sorts).
I guess that I actually would prefer neither realism or over-the-topness, but a nice balance between the two?
A Grand Theft Auto that works like a Hollywood-styled movie would be great for me. What I mean is that many of the busted Hollywood-myths from Mythbusters would be in the game like lying on the ground avoids shrapnel from grenades. It should resemble real-life (without the minor details, ie. no RL car brands), with Hollywood-styled action underneath (explosions, chases, the sorts).
I guess that I actually would prefer neither realism or over-the-topness, but a nice balance between the two?
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MrLanceVanceDance
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Posted 11 February 2012 - 10:32 PM
NotYouHaha, on 11 February 2012 - 09:52 PM, said:
I think I'd prefer a realistic atmosphere rather than an over the top one. It depends on how much realism and "over-the-topness" you want though. Saints Row 3, for example, was definitely way too over-the-top for me; furries driving on the street and police in sports cars didn't seem right to me. On the other hand, I don't want a full-blown simulator, where real-life science and actualities are in the game.
A Grand Theft Auto that works like a Hollywood-styled movie would be great for me. What I mean is that many of the busted Hollywood-myths from Mythbusters would be in the game like lying on the ground avoids shrapnel from grenades. It should resemble real-life (without the minor details, ie. no RL car brands), with Hollywood-styled action underneath (explosions, chases, the sorts).
I guess that I actually would prefer neither realism or over-the-topness, but a nice balance between the two?
A Grand Theft Auto that works like a Hollywood-styled movie would be great for me. What I mean is that many of the busted Hollywood-myths from Mythbusters would be in the game like lying on the ground avoids shrapnel from grenades. It should resemble real-life (without the minor details, ie. no RL car brands), with Hollywood-styled action underneath (explosions, chases, the sorts).
I guess that I actually would prefer neither realism or over-the-topness, but a nice balance between the two?
I 100% agree with you mate. There has to be a certain amount of realism and over-the-top gameplay in order to greate the perfect GTA game. Too much over-the-top gameplay will spoil things, while too much realism will also spoil things. All future GTA games should be similar to The Ballad of Gay Tony - balanced between over-the-top and realistic gameplay. Get the balance right, GTA V could be the greatest TPS game ever created.
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