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The then biggest open-world action game in the market that defined the last decade, Grand Theft Auto V, is still kicking even now, almost seven years after its original release. Its story mode, which tells the stories of Michael, Franklin and Trevor, three very different personalities who are now linked and must complete a series of heists as well as solve their own internal problems with each other and personal issues, is one of the longest campaigns in the franchise, and thanks to Rockstar's impressive artistic work, its set pieces still hold up today.
As for its gameplay, Grand Theft Auto V doesn't need any introductions. It comes with both the standard third-person camera and a first-person camera mode, which allows you to play the entire game seeing through the eyes of your characters. And yes, if somehow you weren't aware, this time you will be controlling three character, being able to change to any of them between missions. Talking about missions, Rockstar followed on IV's steps and allowed for even more options for some main missions, allowing players to take the path they find best to. Even the ending will depend on your choices, although there's space for improvement in this area.
Players can also customize vehicles and guns with a vast amount of options. You can change the color, add a silencer and more to almost every guns, and as for vehicles, you can add neon lights, change horns and more. If you are needing some money, you can also buy stocks through your phone in-game or through your internet browse when you're away from GTA V. It can net you some extra income to help you build your dream garage.
Grand Theft Auto V excels in many other categories too. Its soundtrack, featuring songs from A$AP Rocky, Ice Cube, Queen, Billy Ocean, Dan Croll and more fits the game theme, just like previous titles, leaving no doubts that Rockstar knows what they are doing when it comes to the soundtrack they pick for their games, and since we're on PC, you can also listen to your own musics by just putting them in a specific folder.
Graphics-wise, Grand Theft Auto V on PC scales incredibly well, allowing both players with reasonably old hardware to play it as well as players with powerful rigs to have a great experience from it. Mods are available for both sides, so if you need some extra FPS, make sure to check mods and performance guides, while players with a couple of extra FPS can use mods such as ReShade in order to increase the level of detail and use better filters.
GTA V also has an amazing mod community. There's gameplay mods that add some great tools to cause absolute chaos on single-player, as well as graphical mods in order to take the most out of your computer. Make sure to deactivate such mods when you're heading to Grand Theft Auto Online. You can also checkout the in-development
VR mod [github.com], which will allow you to take the giant world of the game to your virtual reality headset.
Talking about GTA: Online, this edition is perfect for players who want to join the fun there as it comes with plenty of bonus items for a quick and comfortable start. Not only you will instantly receive a cash bonus of $1,000,000, you will also start with properties, vehicles in your garage, extra outfits and more.
Here's everything included with this version of GTA V:
- Grand Theft Auto V base game
- Grand Theft Auto V - Criminal Enterprise Starter Pack
The Grand Theft Auto V - Criminal Enterprise Starter Pack includes:
- GTA $1,000,000 Bonus Cash
Properties:
- Maze Bank West Executive Office
- Paleto Forest Gunrunning Bunker
- Senora Desert Counterfeit Cash Factory
- Great Chaparral Biker Clubhouse
- 1561 San Vitas Street Apartment
- 1337 Exceptionalists Way 10 Car Garage
Vehicles:
- Dune FAV
- Maibatsu Frogger
- Enus Windsor
- Obey Omnis
- Coquette Classic
- Turismo R
- Pegassi Vortex
- Huntley S
- Western Zombie Chopper
- Banshee
Weapons, Clothing and Tattoos:
- Compact Grenade Launcher
- Marksman Rifle
- Compact Rifle
- Stunt Race and Import / Export Outfits, Biker Tattoos
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If you buy this for multiplayer, be prepared for explosions everywhere and people killing you from anywhere. People hacking to win races. Everything. Rockstar didn't care when it first came out and they surely don't care when it's 5+ years later.
Buy it if you enjoy playing single player or in lobbies with only friends. Then it is extremely worth it. But not for multiplayer. If I could I would have refunded this year's ago when I paid 60$
What the above comment is warning about is that the PC version of GTA Online has little to no mod/cheat/hack protection, and it is very common to run into a modder or five daily. There are ways to deal with them, but they're always around and can make life online very frustrating.
My experience after playing PS3 and PC online for maybe 400 hours combined is that, even without modders, the experience is riddled with bugs, glitches, and badly designed systems which can absolutely ruin the fun of playing an extremely expansive and immersive game.
That said, if you have three friends, you can experience the entire Online system without ever entering a public lobby.
Last thing: the criminal Enterprise pack is the way to go if you ever intend to play online. Not everything included is a gem, but the experience of starting with an apartment, money, some not terrible mid-range cars, and a lot of property (though some not centrally or conveniently located) is a huge improvement over the base online experience. I'd suggest learning about the bunker and gunrunning as it is a very easy way to make money. This game requires a lot of grinding or idling or buy in to get the good stuff.
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If you buy this for multiplayer, be prepared for explosions everywhere and people killing you from anywhere. People hacking to win races. Everything. Rockstar didn't care when it first came out and they surely don't care when it's 5+ years later.
Buy it if you enjoy playing single player or in lobbies with only friends. Then it is extremely worth it. But not for multiplayer. If I could I would have refunded this year's ago when I paid 60$
What the above comment is warning about is that the PC version of GTA Online has little to no mod/cheat/hack protection, and it is very common to run into a modder or five daily. There are ways to deal with them, but they're always around and can make life online very frustrating.
My experience after playing PS3 and PC online for maybe 400 hours combined is that, even without modders, the experience is riddled with bugs, glitches, and badly designed systems which can absolutely ruin the fun of playing an extremely expansive and immersive game.
That said, if you have three friends, you can experience the entire Online system without ever entering a public lobby.
Last thing: the criminal Enterprise pack is the way to go if you ever intend to play online. Not everything included is a gem, but the experience of starting with an apartment, money, some not terrible mid-range cars, and a lot of property (though some not centrally or conveniently located) is a huge improvement over the base online experience. I'd suggest learning about the bunker and gunrunning as it is a very easy way to make money. This game requires a lot of grinding or idling or buy in to get the good stuff.
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Like billion players were playing so it was easy to find races and stuff.
Now everything is empty on PC.
I came back like a year later and there was this really cool game mode where you drive a semi truck or something and a pack of 3 players tries to ram into you until you blow up or get you to a complete stand still.
Now there's either a glitch or no one is playing this game because I only get into empty lobbies lol.
this also comes with the single player story. this bundle just comes with extra things in the multiplayer if you choose to play online.
If you buy this for multiplayer, be prepared for explosions everywhere and people killing you from anywhere. People hacking to win races. Everything. Rockstar didn't care when it first came out and they surely don't care when it's 5+ years later.
Buy it if you enjoy playing single player or in lobbies with only friends. Then it is extremely worth it. But not for multiplayer. If I could I would have refunded this year's ago when I paid 60$