NotoriousISSY
$10mil and I fecked it up!
A torture scene in an 18+ game, similar to things you've probably seen in a film before. SHOCKING. Someone alert the world leaders to take action.
A torture scene in an 18+ game, similar to things you've probably seen in a film before. SHOCKING. Someone alert the world leaders to take action.
They didn't even have to make the scene skippable, they could've just had it so that the player didn't control the actual torture.
hardly the point, it's that you do the torture.
Oh no! I'm being forced to torture someone but then I can also mass kill civilians in most ways I'd like to! Oh no!
torture scene didn't bother me at all. It was about as tame as the Casino Royale one ffs.
Oh no! I'm being forced to torture someone but then I can also mass kill civilians in most ways I'd like to! Oh no!
Really? I find that surprising. I found it fun.
I cannot find the Veyron, help please.
Anyone else found extra crew members from random encounters? I found a woman next to a crashed car that was a driver but haven't had a chance to use her yet. Not a great sign of her ability though tbh.
Got killed by a mountain lion (on two seperate occasions) last night
I still haven't found a Veyron
Got killed by a mountain lion (on two seperate occasions) last night
I've still not been in a strip club...
There is no "may" about it, you can do it online to buy $ which then buys you houses or weapons or cars etc. Bit pointless but at least a lot of the online content requires a certain rank so you can't just become awesome overnight.http://uk.ign.com/articles/2013/09/24/grand-theft-auto-online-may-incorporate-microtransactions
Grand Theft Auto Online May Incorporate Microtransactions
Players may be able to purchase in-game currency for real-world money.
A file discovered on the servers for Rockstar Games' website suggests microtransactions allowing players to purchase in-game money could be a part of Grand Theft Auto Online, the soon-to-be-released multiplayer component of Grand Theft Auto V.
Some GTA V players have been complaining about how difficult it can be to make money in the game. While that means nothing, a user on Reddit has found that the Store section of the pause menu requests a file on Rockstar's servers. That file has listings for the Atomic Blimp (a bonus included with early copies of the game) and content from the Special Edition and Collector's Edition of the game, which it unsurprisingly seems will be made available for purchase at some point.
What does come as a surprise are the listings for four different "cash cards" ranging from $100,000 to $1,250,000. These are accompanied by images (seen here) and the following description: "Cash is king in this town. Solve your money problems and help get what you want across Los Santos and Blaine County with the purchase of cash packs for Grand Theft Auto Online. All purchased cash is automatically deposited into your character's bank account. Spend wisely, cash therapy is fleeting."
Buying in-game money has been seen in other games before, but never in Grand Theft Auto. That said, the GTA series has never had a sort of persistent multiplayer mode like GTA Online before, and these sorts of microtransactions are becoming increasingly common, so the inclusion of them here may not be as much of a surprise as it first appears.
IGN has reached out to Rockstar for comment and will update this story with any response. Grand Theft Auto Online goes live on October 1.
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This really puts me off the game. Buying money in GTA online? People are gonna buy their way to success, owning all the properties and a ridiculous amount of weapons/ammo/vehicles etc.etc.
Plus, you can lose money on GTA online by being robbed - jesus. If you can sell the money that you make (similar to how people sell FIFA Ultimate Team coins) then I'm worried that people are more likely to not enjoy the gameplay, and simply concentrate on making the money (hiding and waiting for the opportunity to steal money from other players heists).
Of course, I (we) don't know how it will all work yet - so I'm reserving judgement, but assuming true then it's really off putting and annoys me, because it could have been something special.
Saying that, I'll still play it.. because I'm a fecking sucker.
Anyone else found extra crew members from random encounters? I found a woman next to a crashed car that was a driver but haven't had a chance to use her yet. Not a great sign of her ability though tbh.
Some of you are a bit precious...
Going round a city blowing shit up, killing cops, killing people, robbing them, and doing other criminal activities is all shits and giggles, but heaven forbid you have to torture someone. You are actually mental.
Plus, doesn't Trevor make the point that torture never actually works? And they'll just tell you whatever you want to hear, so he is basically saying torture is useless as a tool to extract info.
Anyone else found extra crew members from random encounters? I found a woman next to a crashed car that was a driver but haven't had a chance to use her yet. Not a great sign of her ability though tbh.
In a heist, can you kill other members you hired and take their cut?
Somebody, Please! Think of the children!A torture scene in an 18+ game, similar to things you've probably seen in a film before. SHOCKING. Someone alert the world leaders to take action.
The most staggering thing about that Reddit thread is the number of fanboys steadfastly refusing to believe this could be Rockstar's doing, and that it must be the fault of those nasty people at Take Two making them do it.