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best game ever! the score was definately influenced by those libs..........

This is quite possibly one of the best games ever created. The story, soundtrack, gameplay, ESPECIALLY the npcs. The immersion created, unless topped by GTA6, cannot be topped. The only real complaint I have is that you do get sometimes softlocked by being in the wrong place for an animation. But the game saves quite often, so it sets you back only a few seconds back. (NOT A SPOILER!) For example, a random event can happen where you need to help a woman crushed by her horse. I got stuck on the horse's neck and needed to restart. But apart from that, best game ever.

Amazing game! I don't know how Rockstar* made this game, GTA5, one of their best yet.

Amazing map layout (so you don't get bored driving unlike GTA5), amazing story, multiple plot twists, and ahead-of-it's-time-yet-still-amazing euphoria ragdoll. And, unlike other GTA games, your choices make big impacts and changes on the story, and let's not forget the PHENOMENAL tracklist by Micheal Hunter (lmao mike hunt). And I will address all possible concerns or dislikes about the game. (It's long btw whoops) 1. "The driving is bad and floaty!" It's realistic. It's a sudden change from the usual GTA driving, and since the cars have realistic weight (aka a truck can't go 0-60mph in 3 secs), it feels more floaty. It gets brought back to arcade-y driving in GTA5, so it sticks out and feels odd. 2. "The missions are all the same!" No? They're not? There's a large combination and variety of missions implemented through the game. 3. "There's nothing you can spend the money on! It's meaningless!" Niko isn't interested in spending money meaninglessly. The game mirrors his view on how he spends his money. 4. "The map isn't as diverse as San Andreas!" Because It's set in a single state. The game is also, intentionally, made to be depressing. To mirror how immigrants chase 'The American Dream'. Each state has it's own vibe to it. Los Santos is bright, fake, rude and satirical. Liberty City is dark, depressing, and still rude and satirical. There is also diversity. Diversity between Broker and Algonquin, the poorer and richer districts.

Amazing map layout (so you don't get bored driving unlike GTA5), amazing story, multiple plot twists, and ahead-of-it's-time-yet-still-amazing euphoria ragdoll. And, unlike other GTA games, your choices make big impacts and changes on the story, and let's not forget the PHENOMENAL tracklist by Micheal Hunter (lmao mike hunt). And I will address all possible concerns or dislikes about the game. (It's long btw whoops) 1. "The driving is bad and floaty!" It's realistic. It's a sudden change from the usual GTA driving, and since the cars have realistic weight (aka a truck can't go 0-60mph in 3 secs), it feels more floaty. It gets brought back to arcade-y driving in GTA5, so it sticks out and feels odd. 2. "The missions are all the same!" No? They're not? There's a large combination and variety of missions implemented through the game. 3. "There's nothing you can spend the money on! It's meaningless!" Niko isn't interested in spending money meaninglessly. The game mirrors his view on how he spends his money. 4. "The map isn't as diverse as San Andreas!" Because It's set in a single state. The game is also, intentionally, made to be depressing. To mirror how immigrants chase 'The American Dream'. Each state has it's own vibe to it. Los Santos is bright, fake, rude and satirical. Liberty City is dark, depressing, and still rude and satirical. There is also diversity. Diversity between Broker and Algonquin, the poorer and richer districts.