I would probably call the cops if Trevor stood too near to me for too long, to be honest.
I would probably call the cops if Trevor stood too near to me for too long, to be honest.
Must be something that happens as the plot advances. Perhaps the characters gaining a reputation? I'm really early on and none of that happens to me.
I thought it was racial profiling of poor Franklin. "Black dude in the Vinewood hills? And he's not Denzel Washington or Morgan Freeman? CRIMINAAAAAAAAAAAL!"
When you switch to Trevor he is always in some very smurfing interesting situations. I'll make spoilers just in case you want the sheer wtf factor for yourselves. BeachHe wakes up on a beach in just a pair of underpants with several bodies strewn around him. He is not sure how he got here xD and fancy carhe is in a limo and sings "If you go down to the woods today you're sure of a big surprise!" smurfing love that man. Franklin and Michael are just getting coffee or watching TV, but Trevor is amazing.
Have you been scooter buddies with anyone yet? Probably my favourite bit of the whole game.
what? what is this and how does this happen
I switched to Trevor. He was riding a scooter next to some hipster guy in the pouring rain, screaming about how they were scooter buddies. I kept following him, just to see how long Trevor could go on for.
The answer is forever.
Dear lord.
Trevor is the gift that keeps on giving.
Maybe I used the wrong set of words, but what I meant was that you rarely have to find something yourself as all of the objectives are clearly marked and I find it not challenging enough.Originally Posted by Psychotic
I dunno dude, you can't complain about the game being "drive here and shoot things" and then about the pop up mission which is precisely the opposite of that xD
Thanks Quin! Tried it and it definitely got more interesting.Pete. Turn off radar and mini-map. Trust me, man.
I love derailing the cable cars with sticky bombs.
I love picking up cows with forklifts and putting them in the back of trucks.
I love towing a truck and then towing that tow truck with a bigger tow truck and making a line of trucks.
I love hitching a boat to a truck and then sitting in the boat and letting an NPC drive me around.
I love this game.
I love you all.
Kifflom.
scooter buddies what oh my god
It was amazing. My description doesn't do the moment justice. It may be set, in which case it happens just before an early FIB mission. But I hope it's random, because then I may get to relive it!
And it is much better with all that stuff off, Pete. Rockstar are really good at making beautiful and detailed worlds, but you often miss out because you stare at the bottom left corner and follow a painted line instead. Similarly, the combat mechanics are pretty good, but not when you're just playing a pop-up shooting gallery. Disabling the HUD makes the game so much more intense, because you have to pay attention to what's going on or you'll get shot in the back. And you quickly develop landmarks of the world, so you can drive around without having to open your map to find out where you're going. GTA IV was much better after I got rid of all that, and Red Dead was utterly glorious. I feel Rockstar include all that stuff for people who just want to cause havoc, or go through the missions quickly, but for people like us, they included the option to disable it all.
Oh so you're the proto-Rockstar-hipster, huh?
Tigmafuzz's list sounds smurfing crazy. I haven't even thought of doing half this stuff. When I beat the game (tonight I hope!) then I am going to get some mayhem going.
This thread is making me really want to play this game.
Damn right, I am.
Seriously. FFXIV will inevitably save me a few quid as I resist until the game price has dropped marginally...
Bow before the mighty Javoo!
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