I wouldn't be surprised if a Nico Bellic look-alike dies in Saints Row 3, though.
I wouldn't be surprised if a Nico Bellic look-alike dies in Saints Row 3, though.
Time to accept that 'your friend' is in your head...
TT Makaveli said: bring Tommy Vercetti back... |
Tommy Vercetti should kill Niko.
I hope not. I thought Niko was the best main character in the series.
I'm sick of characters always dying in rockstars games..
Why is he even in GTA 5? He was a boring character.
SpartenOmega117 said: i actually thought nico bellic was pretty good character. anyone who liked rdr but did not like gta 4 is crazy imo |
Why?
RDR was a way better game IMO.
wilco said:
RDR was a way better game IMO. |
to me they were literally the exact same games. And I mean literally right down to the gameplay. The one big difference was the setting otherwise the shooting, cover system, guns were the same. I don't understand what made RDR much better. To me GTA 4 was a fresh experience, then RDR came along and recycled the same gameplay, same type of side missions, same hill billy charachters (never enjoyed it as much since i thought i was playing the same game), then L.A Noire came along and i didnt even go 2 hours into it.
SpartenOmega117 said:
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If by "fresh experience" you mean, exactly the same as GTAIII, GTAVC and GTASA. That's just my opinion though, as upon purchasing and playing through a good chunk of GTAIV, I couldn't help but feel like I had been here before, followed by extreme bordem and constant car jackings/running things over/crashing.
However, when I played Red Dead Redemption, I got a brand new feeling. I could easily tell that GTA was hidden behind the western style but it never bothered me. I loved every minute of it. But, I grew up on westerns and own way too many of them today.
Diablerie said:
If by "fresh experience" you mean, exactly the same as GTAIII, GTAVC and GTASA. That's just my opinion though, as upon purchasing and playing through a good chunk of GTAIV, I couldn't help but feel like I had been here before, followed by extreme bordem and constant car jackings/running things over/crashing. However, when I played Red Dead Redemption, I got a brand new feeling. I could easily tell that GTA was hidden behind the western style but it never bothered me. I loved every minute of it. But, I grew up on westerns and own way too many of them today. |
You make a good point but for me GTA 4 was much more different than the other GTAs. The other GTAs literally felt like a sandbox where i can just mess around and do whatever i want. GTA 4 on the other hand had an actual serious story and vibe. I even liked the new driving mechanics.