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Don't worry, just follow it up with "I play violent games and haven't killed anyone (yet)" for complete logical superiority... -
I played pacman in the 80s and it's not like I ever went on to munch pills and listen to repetitive bleepy music. Oh, hang on...
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re: stabbing, he was probably a gang member and that happened at 1:20AM.
Nice people get GTA on preorder and at 1:20 they play at home
The game is awesome - they made all the stupid 'social' tasks that I hated in GTAIV optional.
Driving is a pleasure, the storyline, dialogues are just awesome and heists are really cool.
So yeah today will be a short day at the client's
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So is it just much grander and nicer looking or are any of the game mechanics different? The driving and shooting elements were always a bit meh in IMO.Originally posted by yasockie View Postre: stabbing, he was probably a gang member and that happened at 1:20AM.
Nice people get GTA on preorder and at 1:20 they play at home
The game is awesome - they made all the stupid 'social' tasks that I hated in GTAIV optional.
Driving is a pleasure, the storyline, dialogues are just awesome and heists are really cool.
So yeah today will be a short day at the client's
Science isn't about why, it's about why not. You ask: why is so much of our science dangerous? I say: why not marry safe science if you love it so much. In fact, why not invent a special safety door that won't hit you in the butt on the way out, because you are fired. - Cave JohnsonComment
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Yeah the driving is vastly improved (i.e. easier), shooting is also easy enough with auto aim etc so that both don't get in the way of enjoying the game.Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostSo is it just much grander and nicer looking or are any of the game mechanics different? The driving and shooting elements were always a bit meh in IMO.
Other than that it's still GTA - huge, open world and very cool story missions and lost of inside jokes, tongue-in-cheek and just good dark humour.
Without spoiling too much, there was one mission which was I think too brutal even for the type of game it isComment
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Originally posted by Halo Jones View PostThat’s the headline, would not surprise me if it was just a standard robbery (they took a phone & watch too) but “yet another robbery” is not as much of a grabbing headline
Phones and watches clearly cause violence and should be banned!!!Comment
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Hide and seek and kill...Originally posted by original PM View Postwonder what game people were playing 5,000 years ago when we were killing each other
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