@@thatemocat gta 3 has horrible glitches, buildings being not solid is 1 of them,but still it's fun to play. Its the hardest if you play on og version because of the limitations
As someone who played all of these games when they were new, Absolutely NOBODY disliked GTA 3 for not having bikes, a wardrobe, more pedestrian variety, or swimming. We didnt even know we wanted those things until we got them in later titles. We were all just absolutely blown away by what the game DID have - A open city that felt alive in which you could do tons of outrageous things both during and between missions.
Exactly I thought it was a bit rough the video criticising 3 and vice city. In my eyes they were massive game changers. No one seen a video game world like this before, everyone was just enjoying for what it was. I still think other than 5, vice city also had one the best storylines, voiced by some legends ray liotta, Danny Trejo, phillip M Thomas, Danny dyer and loads more. Absolutely incredible game it was a masterpiece.
We didn't know what missed until newer, better versions came out. I am sure that I spend hundreds of hours on each game. The only thing I may have complained about during their release was the inability to swim.
yep i agree, whoever complained about these things is just a spoilt entitled little brat, gta 3 was ahead of its time and you could do soo much more in an open city than you ever could, stupid video
I played GTA 3 in 2006 After i player GTA SA and Vice City and It blew My mind how it's so good despite being The First 3d title in the series ,,,, And i see most of the complaints here makes no sense ,,, As a First Version It was like perfect with story and Gaming and all ,,, Only Thing i always wanted in Gta 3 and VC is not being able to swim (Because I already played GtA sa) otherwise I don't see much to complain,,, i can compare a 2012 game with 2002 one to make me a joker ofcourse
Thing is 3 and Vice City aged like milk in a trash can, they are in desperate need of a remake or at least an update just so they can reach at the very least gta san andreas' style and gameplay because while SA still holds up pretty good for today's standards the same can't be said for 3 and VC. Now those games are very frustrating to be played especially if you want to complete their story. Why? Clunky and bad controls, limited gameplay, bad aiming, enemies with ridiculously overpowered guns (some mobsters can blow up your car in literally one hit with a shotgun in gta 3) and especially bad AI that often makes you fail missions without it being your fault but just because the game's AI is simply terrible like that mission in 3 where you have to escort that van for donald love that near the end often gets stuck on a wall instead or reaching its destination forcing you to fail the mision and repeat it from beginning, or Copland in Vice City where you have to babysit Lance's dumb AI that just slows you down and increases your chances of failing the mission of the 90%.
Yeah imma describe the worst things to GTA 3 to GTA 5 for me GTA 3 worst thing about it is If you complete the game not doing side missions then the side missions are impossible to do now because every gang is now against you and the vehicles in GTA 3 are the most weakest cars in the game they get destroyed in a few seconds GTA vice city worst thing about it is probably forcing you to grind to get the expensive buildings that’s about it I could be wrong about that GTA San Andreas worst thing about it for me is Sweet as a character is god awful we got that character out of prison and treats us like garbage doing ridiculous stuff trying to get sweet out of there and Sweet is just disrespecting us and that he can’t obviously see Big smoke was gonna betray him GTA 4 worst thing is probably Kate because Kate does not have much character that’s about it Because everything about GTA 4 I enjoy or have no issue with GTA lost and the dammed it’s to ridiculous to be taken seriously somehow a biker can survive a ton of shots and glass and helicopters GTA the ballad of tony has no issues at all I can think about GTA 5 worst thing it did is added GTA online where it ruined the series for me
@@Mrnoobestreturns it's not like they removed story mode to replace it with Online. What is your reason for saying that it 'ruined' the Story Mode GTA series?
😂😂 Fun Fact. That is why they made the Dodo in GTA 3 barely flyable because the came out like a month after 9/11 and they didn't want people to replicate it.
A big underused feature in GTA IV was the option to turn story mode off or “silence” your cell phone. Doing so would pause the story and all those call spams until you were ready to resume. The game gives you the option to turn all that off and players always forget lol.
Even with the phone turned on the calls were not interrupting the game for me. Its sad that peope only talk about roman bowling when they hear gta iv, instead its best game ever made
Just curious, where is that option? Do you open your phone and go into settings or do they ask you about it at the very beginning of the game? Never came across this before.
*Fun Fact:* The reason why there are lack of bikes in GTA 3 because, according to _GTA Liberty City Stories_ manual, the Liberty Tree stated that they were considered "dangerous" by the protests. Though, you can ride bikes in GTA LCS (which takes place 3 years before the events of GTA 3).
@@nathandogee7018 well to be fair he was heavily influenced by the character Tony Soprano who did gain more weight over time and even their mothers wanted to kill them. How he aged fast is likely due to stress as he became a capo of the Leones which would make him a high target.
You did a great job! I loved when you returned to play the GTA Online protagonist too! Incredible that you managed to play male and female without sounding weird!
@@ramp7857It was fun to chase criminals on a mission "Stolen vehicle" when they try to shot at you if you get too close while you shot at them as well. You can also invite Dwayne's gang members that help you on shooting like a real Hollywood movie
The stuff "missing" from GTAIII should be taken with a grain of salt. Remember that the series jumped from 2D top down in GTA2 to fully 3D in GTAIII. Fully 3D in a massive open world was pretty awesome at the time.
It was amazing, only the things I hate it is not as peaceful as Vice City, after you completed all mission, every gangster is out there for your blood, some of them even shoot you with shotgun, it's quite annoying if you drive or even worse walk along there and mainly there are everywhere on the map
@@louiscypher4996its one of those things that feels like a big flaw for the first few hours you play, but it also forces you to learn the map better, and eventually you get a sense of satifaction from your map knowledge.
@@chlorophyll6154 the ones with shotguns were the mafia. Plus it’s also ironic that Salvatore Leone was struggling so much with the other gangs since his territory was the most dangerous to drive around
I liked the Rampage challenges in GTA 3 and VC, removed from SA on. The real worst things from SA was having to dive a lot of time only to get the ability to enter one mission... The other is the annoying Cesar's calls to inform that "the cash is leaving Los Santos again"
Rampaging in SA is Gang Wars. Although both of them have the same rampaging like killing gangs. The different from previous GTA games is VIce City Stories, you can repeat the rampaging while you finish it.
I'm surprised how gang-infested areas, with most of them wanting you dead, in GTA 3 wasn't mentioned. It sucked that I couldn't really drive around town without worrying about a Mafia guy instantly blowing up my car with a shotgun
Another flaw you forgot to show in GTAV V was the lack of accesible restaurants, they added variety of restaurants but you can’t enter to any of them, only minimarkets for candies and soda. That feel like big steps backwards compared to what GTA Vice City added.
Fun Fact: You dont have to do Zero's missions. You can go through the game without doing them but you can't get 100 % completion if you don't do them. Edit:They are basically optional missions, you can beat End Of The Line without having to beat Zero's missions. RealKevin said in one of his vids.(only in pc and mobile tho apparently)
@@Dankloviczero missions are easy though. air raid: just a basic shooter supply lines: fly low and attack when you are on land. then the mission becomes extremely easy new model army: destroy enemy tanks first, and with each bombing (except the last one) destroy your own goblin too to go back to base quickly. i finished this mission with 3 minutes on the clock with that strategy
Rockstar says: So we decided that the game's protagonist would not talk, partly to aid people identifying with him, but mostly because we had so many other problems to solve and this did not seem like a major issue. This is what Rockstar said on why the main person in GTA 3 wont speak
San Andreas was the best for me. There were a lot of buildings that could be entered. More activites to do like dart, pool, disco and you even have girlfriends to date. Gang turfs, riots, skills to improve. It even has gym to workout and learn some fighting moves. I just dont understand why Rockstar remove those things on GTA 4 and 5.
do you know character switching feature in gta 5 is a feature san Andreas was about to have and there is still code for it but they didn't continue with it cause ps2 so just imagine if the feature was removed from san andreas brought back how amazing it will be even tho its amazing for all of us
I'd rather be stuck in gta San Andreas than gta4. Heck after beating gta5 its soul was not much better than San Andreas. Tho online gta5 got me back into it after 7 years.
Too bad the Definitive Edition was such trash, a properly remade GTA San Andreas maybe with GTA V quality graphics and a more expansive game world would be amazing.
Claude being mute makes him more mysterious and deadly, which is very in-character for someone who is a hired hit man doing his bosses a favor and ditch said bosses for his personal gains.
Zero's missions were something more than challenging, but the Pilot school/learning to fly was definitely the most difficult mission in GTA SA. Zero's missions weren't compulsory to complete the storyline, but Pilot school was mandatory! Edit -: I agree with your statements about the mission 'heli hell'. Though it was another side mission (more like a challenge mission) ,it was difficult than the other missions.
both are easy. zero missions are not that hard, just unusual. learning to fly levels give you so much time and you can take your time to do them properly. i would say, among flying missions, freefall and vertical bird are the hardest. if you include side missions as well, heli hell takes the cake.
@@konuralpyldzkan1495 I agree with your statement about Zero's missions. Freefall was definitely challenging and among the most difficult missions of SA, but I've never seen vertical bird as a difficult mission cause I managed do complete that in 1 try, while it took about 3-4 attempts to pass freefall, I had to try more than 80 times to pass Pilot school.
I remember being pissed playing the flying schoom missions cause I failed them constantly, but after 8 playthroughs now I can get gold first try in the helicopter missions and gold 1st-3rd try in Plane and the parachute mission.
A shout out to the banging radio stations and the music in all the GTAs - especially vice city. That soundtrack made the game. The satirical adverts on the radio and the witty branding has always made me laugh, that’s the soul of GTA
Video shows that every GTA being different is a blessing, some like me enjoy action and light tone, but there are people who absolutely love GTA IV for example and tbh. I understand why rockstar did cut some features from San Andreas, probably they wanted to focus on things that were more important for more story-focused game, where our character is one of a kind and changing his appearance too much could destroy his image, they wanted him to have.
Dark theme in GTA 4 is hated only by 12 year old GTA free play kids, who doesn't want to get the story, but just to have fun around and blasting... The players who understands the story of that game loves that dark theme which matches with the story and the theme musics were also extremely good and matching the dark theme and story.
@@rust1767 Well, that's what I meant. GTA V feels soulless and much plainer compared to GTA IV, basically the same feeling you get after watching an average blockbuster film.
Fr plus it makes a lot of sense for Liberty City to have this kind of dark theme since it was inspired by NYC. San Andreas is sunny coz it's Los Angeles so it also makes sense it has a more "positive" vibe.
honestly, gta 4 removed a lot of things, but i think it was for the best. the story for the game was a more serious story compared to the rest of the gtas, so having a lot of features they removed (like tattoos, fancy clothes, etc.) wouldn’t really fit the environment of the story, and some things would seem really out of character for niko to do.
@@TheDapperDragon the story is a lot more dark than the rest of the games, hence the dark tone in the textures and lack of things other gta games have. maybe dark stories aren’t for you, and thats okay, but again, if the game still had all that stuff anyway, it wouldn’t look or feel right. niko seems a lot more mature and humble than the rest of the gta protagonists, so seeing him in designer clothes, fancy cars, and different hair styles would look unusual.
@@TheDapperDragon also, that guys comment made perfect sense lol. he’s just missing some punctuation and made a typo, but this isn’t english class, and i think you’re smart enough to fill in the blanks. just read slower😭
Yes. Out of all the GTAs 1-5 this was the one I had most fun with. I actually felt I was in Miami, looking at the graphics, mapsize etc it's aged for sure, but my memories of driving around miami mid night with the 80's music pounding... :) Just wonderful.
It was so Annoying cus Whenever I fell into the Waters of San Fierro (Near the Airport) I tried to Go on top, But we can't climb ladders so I had to swim the whole area trying to find the shore Yes, Finding a boat in that part is like finding a Good game by EA these days Nearly Impossible
U know those ladders at the San Fierro airport? Every time I accidentally drive off the cliff adjacent to it I can’t use the ladders, gotta take a boat and go around
This may be a hot take, but in defense of Vice City, a smaller map is not always a bad thing. If recent games have proved anything, it's that bigger is not always better- one of the last things I want in a game is for its world to feel more bloated that it actually is.
Bigger games are literally always worse. It's mathematically objectively correct the best games of all time have intricately designed levels or sandboxes. Sandboxes are PERFECT. But this new open world nonsense is DESTROYING gaming
@@BLET_55artem55 Skyrim hasn't aged well. At all lol. Arkham knight and asylum scored better and are liked more than city. Ocarina of time is unbeatable. Dark souls series exemplifies this to an absurd degree, pokemon is the highest grossing so if you Wana be a lil snob there ya go the open world games of theirs have sold rather poorly compared to the others and GO was free. Doom, all forms and incarnations half life, unreal, quake left 4 dead 1 & 2. The old Jedi knight games vs the new fallen order games no brainer. The OG Mario games vs the new open world one. Super Metroid vs the prime series. Mid stage like Wii level sonic vs now. Jak and daxter ratchet and clank you must not have played a lot of games my guy. Dragon ball z Budokai Tenkaichi 3 vs kakarot c'mon man.
Playing GTA VC at a friend's house the whole night on a tiny TV set is one of my favourite memories of my youth. Nobody complained about a thing when this game came out. Everybody was blown away by it.
I always liked to imagine that Claude is simply mute and can't speak. Kinda like your mysterious mute guy that you sometimes see in movies and they're always badasses. So I wouldn't say that Claude being mute was the worst part of GTA 3. The worst part was simply how clunky the game was and you really noticed that once Vice City came a year after. GTA 3 always felt like an unfinished test game that was finalized in VC.
The worst thing about about gta IV is the fact that there are no mission checkpoints. If you fail a mission that took you like 30 mins you gotta do it all over again.
Older GTA games were not for the faint of heart. Modern gaming in general has gotten so much easier and forgiving for players and offers a lot of hand holding for those who struggle.
It is worth mentioning about Claude's customization: During the first mission he can be seen in prisoner clothes. It is possible to use them with mods. Also, in the game menu, in settings>player, it is possible to change Claude's skin, between two versions: Default, and old Claude, with mustache, brown leather jacket, and light blue jeans.
There was a "skins" folder with .bmp files in it. And a lot of skins could be find in internet. I remember, I was playing as Terminator, Spiderman, Cop, Zombie, Punk... A lot more of them.
My biggest flaws about GTA V is that if you driving really fast some NPC’s in cars will swerve your way making you crash. It was really annoying in police chases(more specifically the missions where you are in a car and trying to get the “not a Scratch” thing) where you would get cut off and crash(sometimes lose health and die) by some Stupid Driver. Also the fact that if a wild animal gets to you one time you die so you have to kill it before it gets you. Another thing is that police know where you no matter what. They will even spawn in front of you, lets say any that you are in a one way road. You have a wanted level and the police are looking for you, then a random cop will spawn directly ahead of the road and since its a one way road you can’t turn back or the other cops will find you.
It's kind of the theme in GTA V..... the city is in a bad shape. Drivers being horrible is a normal thing , you learn that as soon as you let your character check out all of the websites on your phone....
No bro, it's okay for Claude to be mute or for Tommy to not swim, the games were still revolutionary, and back in 2002 probably no one needed swimming or many accessible buildings. Yes, GTA 3 has way less stuff to do compared to V or even San Andreas, but when it was the only available game, nobody complained about Claude being mute or not being able to swim. GTA 3 is the game that made Open World games the standard of Videogames, GTA 3 made Open World popular, and without GTA 3 we wouldn't have other famous non-GTA games, we would be stuck with closed world Mario and Pokémon Games. GTA 3 and Vice City were revolutionary. Yes, I only played the Definitive Edition on PS4, but I didn't hate them. Heck, VC even became my second favourite GTA game, the 80s feeling, the story, the weapons, the sounds, the characters, the places... The mission of killing Diaz to get control over the Estate is among my favourite GTA missions ever. The TRUE worst thing about GTA 3 is not Claude being mute, but Grand Theft Aero, Espresso-2-Go, The Exchange and the Payphone missions like Kingdom Come and Bling Bling Scramble 💩💩 that's what I hate about GTA 3, not the character being mute 😂 but the useless difficulty of some missions. As for Vice City, I don't care if Tommy can't swim, the TRUE worst thing about Vice City is the damn RC Plane mission of the Haitians 💩 that's way worse then Tommy being unable to swim in Miami. I even hate swimming in GTA... I remember when I swam for 40 FRICKING MINUTES to augment CJ's breath in San Andreas to do one Mission... After this, I don't like swimming in GTA Anymore. And I hate falling in the water in IV, TLaD and TBoGT. Speaking of TLaD and TBoGT, but IV as well, the WORST things is that you can only carry 8 rockets... Stupid limitation that Rockstar Games added for no damn reason. Too bad you also have limited ammo for that one particular shotgun in TLaD, it's literally the coolest weapon, and you only give me 248 bullets ?? Lol
I used to spend most of my time in gta4 jumping out of moving cars just to watch the body flop or smash into things. I agree that the lack of ragdoll physics in gta5 was very disappointing. I heard they toned it down because it was "too real" and they were worried about people struggling to separate game from reality. The age-old battle against video games. Hopefully they go all out in 6! Realistic ragdoll, don't cut to wasted before the body settles, and bring in some sim racing or BeamNG developers to work on the driving physics.
Did Rockstar really said that? It doesn't even make any sense for a company that literally puts the smallest details in their games to correlate with reality
Эйфория физика так и осталась в GTA 5, движок эйфории просто урезали ,и на самом деле прыжок из машины и как персонаж катится, посе того как прыгнул, реалистичнее в GTA 5 ,чем в GTA 4. Я бы добавил физику тел из RDR 2 в GTA 6 и фишки физики из GTA 4, по типу что NPC может схватить ручку автомобиля ,но вроде есть уже такая возможность в RDR 2 только она реализована с лошадью. С физикой из GTA 4 мне кажутся NPC очень тряпичными и без костлявыми ,а в RDR 2 наоборот более настоящими.
But, GTA V physics are more realistic, aren't they? Like, when you fall off a bike in reality you just scratch the floor, this is why you can survive a 120km/h crash on a bike if there is nothing to stop you? Ragdoll removing was such a good choice god damn. Ragdoll doesn't make any sense. It breaks the immersion and turns into a circus. The issue of GTA V is the over use of ragdoll actually, falling like a an idiot because you try to jump something that is 20cm or rolling down a slope endlessly. They pushed reality but didn't adjust it correctly, should've been patched long ago.
I haven't yet played GTA V that much, but a thing that annoys me is how (supposedly) the heists in single player are only a thing that's done as a mission in the story. Which is something I wish I could do on my own.
It's pretty obvious that some of the complaints with some of the older GTA games were from a modern standpoint, not really from the perspectives of back then. Like, some of these complaints, honestly, are quite understandable. GTA 3 and Vice City probably had a lack of NPC variety due to hardware/technical limitations at the time. GTA 3 also was very limited in terms of accessible places and no clothing change because it was the first of it's kind, so ideas like that were not even thought of yet. As for GTA 4, it probably had no planes because come on, it's a map full of nothing but city, unlike in San Andreas and 5, where there was tons of open space for them to roam free, so planes probably wouldn't work well with the GTA 4 atmosphere and map. Also, the tone of the game was intentional as a way to fit with the setting of not just the atmosphere of Liberty City, but this darker tone fits kinda well with the darkish story. As for GTA 5, although it was in the same location as San Andreas, Rockstar clearly was trying to do something different. Also, the physics are a little more realistic in some respects compared to GTA 4, like in that game, characters can flail around like ragdolls, but in GTA 5, the physics coincide with the fact that characters are living, functioning humans, not ragdolls, giving them a sense of muscular control.
Fr. Like if I jumped out a moving car, I’m gonna try to control how my limbs are moving to help cushion and protect myself (like you stated 5 does), not just flail aimlessly and let them move around like in 4. Every release has its pros and cons; and tend to follow the trend of removing something its predecessor had while including something its predecessor lacked.
A fact that will always creep me out about Vice City. 2002->2023 = 21 years 1986->2002 = 16 years Shows how drastically the world changed from 1980s to the 2000s
Yeah. Although, the 2000s is where the Internet was primitive at the time before the 2010s - present drastically changed for the better or worse. With AIs becoming more popular now, I feel like we are getting closer to science fiction came to life.
@@poweroffriendship2.0 Learn to get used to sharing with them because if you don't you won't survive the inevitable future, that's what people who are scared of living in that reality need to learn to do.
For me the worst part about GTA III is the fact that after you complete the game, nearly every gang in the game is hostile towards you. This makes like 75% of the map (especially Leone territory) an instant death zone!
@@Firemarioflowergta v is a lot easier though, you can easily fight them off. In gta 3 the shooting was pretty clunky, especially on ps2, the leone gang also had really strong guns which would kill you super quick
@@Firemarioflower have you even played gta III? Gta v is super easy, you can skip a mission after three tries, I would have killed to have been able to skip S.A.M after three tries. You have lock on in gta v, enemies have awful aim, your health even regenerates. A group in gta v is easy, remember the gta v mission where you were in a gang war with Lamar? If that was a mission in gta III, it would have been super hard, especially on Ps2, there was no cover in the older games, and the ps2 shooting was atrocious, I’m not sure about pc, but I’m guessing it was loads easier.
@@lylahsworld3930 LOL no I do not remember the gang war, i'm not doing any further missions, i keep failing because I obey the traffic lights and then the other people get impatient, you randomly run out of time and you fail. I am also not the kind to skip missions, otherwise I keep missing the clues from the characters or what they say to me. I also didn't feel like humiliating the movie stars so I just play GTA V for the cars and stuff. I also disagree with the car dealer about how he throws racism around, like, who do you think you are, so no.... I've kept trying to tow with Tanya and to confiscate Michael's car but at the end, i was bored with how i got a time limit and gave up. I haven't played GTA 3 at all, so I guess i can't talk. I guess i'm not a great player, that's all. Missions sometimes are easier than free roaming since you can do a lot more and have more places to hide. If you're just doing your thing and driving around and happen to end up in a fight with a gang when one of their clowns rams into your car, you're often toast. Their aim is not bad at all.
My biggest critique towards GTA V was always the one island thing, especially since we've been used to that map design since the very first GTA. It was always fun experimenting with glitches and tricks that allowed us to cross into the next island although the bridges were still shut down
I never focused on islands, just the world on them, also SA doesn't really have islands, it has two i guess but they are both so massive and barely disconnected from eachother. The one island of V works way better especially when it looks so realistic, wouldn't make sense for it to be seperated by islands.
@@thirdhandlv4231 Why not have the map on the mainland instead of an island? Just separate the playable area from the non-playable area by building a moat around the map.
@@AeonPhoenix Why not have it all be explorable right away? For GTA V it makes perfect sense, you can have fun with the whole world straight from the get-go.
@@thirdhandlv4231 If only San Fierro and Las Venturas was included in that map. Even if the map took place on a mainland instead of islands, you can still explore the whole map from the get-go.
@@AeonPhoenix The game was made in 2013, it couldn’t run 3 huge cities my guy, and after IV people wanted countryside, people were sick of the concrete jungle.
The concept of Claude being mute actually adds a huge element of mystery to his character, which I find makes him more intriguing than any of the other main GTA protagonists. Plus he will never say anything cringeworthy or ridiculous that makes you want to stop playing the game lol
Any of the other is a huge stretch i mean the GTA 3 story wasnt really that interesting, which is why i prefered to play liberty city stories. i found toni’s character to be far more interesting way of just following orders blindly
What I've been saying for years. I was always curious about Claude's past and family members. Whether he was mute by birth, due to an accident, or just faking it (least likely) etc. Probably the most interesting character for me alongside Niko.
8:15 actually this feature was included back in San Andreas But due to limitations of ps character switching got removed Players could have switch between cj sweet and caesar
7:09-7:12 The thing is that GTA IV is in a "REALISTIC BACKGROUND HISTORY!!!" way, and the story is probably the best of the franchise and Niko is the most developed character in the series. This part of "no funny activities just to hang around" was indeed a backlash, but they probably thought that it would match with this much darker backstory. Sadly it didn't end well and the game became severely underrated, and nowadays it is considered a masterpiece.
Exactly. They tried to bring some fun through DLC The Ballad of Gay Tony, where you could entertain yourself with parachute jumps, cage fights, golf, air hockey, etc.
I feel like if they add more variety to the mission or make the story flow much better, or even name it anything other than GTA, it would absolutely be one of the greatest game of all time. The thing is, people expected a LOT of things after what GTA SA did and the franchise is kinda known for their sort of ridiculousness. Its still my favourite GTA game tho in terms of story and overall tone
The worst thing in GTA V is the cops. They exactly know where you are even if you go some distance away from the point, where we have been seen last time.
@@dikemavis666 actually, that's true. I hope GTA VI will add something like that they are walking around where you are hiding but not to the place where exactly you are.
You nailed GTA III & VC. I guess at the time we knew no different and were just astonished such a thing existed at all, so it’s a bit of a retrospective criticism. A bit like saying “the worst part of San Andreas was that it didn’t have cover mechanics” - we only realised how fundamental such a feature was in the later games. For me, the worst part of San Andreas was inability to climb ladders. If you ever found yourself falling off the end of the San Fierro International Runway, there are ladders abound - but none of them are functional. You have one hell of a long swim to get back on dry land; you know it’s bad when the quickest and easiest way out is to simply drown yourself and respawn. Definitely the worst part about IV was the phone calls - although I think in the wake of San Andreas, the vastly limited array of imagination-inspiring things to do was a stand-out disappointment for me at the time of its release. That’s why The Ballad of Gay Tony was so great - it gave a few of those things back to IV. For me, the worst part about GTA V isn’t the rag doll mechanics. In fact, it isn’t even the empty parts of the landscape or the lack of enterable interiors. It’s the fact that very little of the Online Content was available in story mode. I’d rather have paid to have the ability to do in story mode what you could do online. I’d have paid to have had the houses, garages, weapons, and vehicles that could be enjoyed online in story mode instead. I’ve never played online and never will - but the additional content available online to me is such a huge part of what GTA is all about, so it’s such a shame it doesn’t transpose over to story mode. Loved this video though. Really inspires the mind to think back to when these releases were the latest titles. And if you’re not braindead, lysdexic, or so lazy you can’t be bothered to read this comment, give yourself a cookie 🍪. And if you don’t receive a cookie, then I guess that’s a sure sign you need to put the controller down and pick up a book instead.
Agreed. I get that they were trying to prove how crazy Trevor is but couldn't they have done that by having him kill Ron or Wade for no reason.... Would've preferred that instead of Johnny getting killed.
@@TheHufflepuffSaint would make no sense because... well... they're random people the players don't know anything about. people who have played tlad know that johnny was a pretty beefy guy and it makes a lot more sense.
I don't find Claude being mute (or just silent) a bad thing. In fact, being silent can bring you a lot of advantages, from not having anyone recognising your voice after you just committed a crime to being a good listener and totally intimidating. Claude may follow orders from totally different organizations, but he doesn't do that thinking about being loyal to them. In fact, Claude will not mind betraying his former 'employers' for his new ones and will do the same thing with with latter ones if their new employers ask him to do so. He only does that as a way to help him fill his revenge against Catalina. While most people see Trevor Philips as a psychopath, he doesn't really fit the picture (psychopaths usually don't have or show any mental instability, and Trevor has serious anger outbursts he has no control over). Claude easily fits as a psychopath for the simple fact of being emotionless, remorseless, and overall, disloyal throughout the whole game. But we understand him, as Catalina (who is also a psychotic bitch) shot him and left him to die.
Well said dude!! Also Claude was the most badass character in whole series because he was voiceless and actually couldn't understand what he is thinking.. He was a true enigma
In IV and V there is a prison. All games have their bank heist, too bad they didnt include a prison escape mission as well. Being put inside, preparing the escape and eventually breaking out would have been so much fun... Another detail that really p... me off is when you start a mission and the guy asks if you have a car... Like for the heist in gta IV... Packie : we need a car man... So the bloke wants to rob a bank and doesnt even have a damn car.... Very realistic indeed 😤
In gta 3, they have no bikes cause liberty city banned them. As for the water, it has too much oil in it. And rockstar made claude mute because they felt it wasnt neccessary
i think they made him mute to make him represent the players. That's why some RPG players prefer "mute" characters like in Skyrim for example. Me personally, i prefer my character to have a voice, even in RPG, like Mass Effect series and Fallout 4.
@@andya.4253 Oh ya, GTA Online is good example. I think that's why they add Claude as an option to be our father when making the character lol. And also the fact that we can use mic to voice our own character.
@@Half-Vampire As much as I love 4, it is a terrible example. The execution was botched, and just ended up giving you very limited choices (both in the game giving you 4 things to say, but also in how limited the choices are due to the writing and the characterization of Nate). I hate to do that thing, but compared to New Vegas? I'll take the mute mailman any day.
While GTA III - VC - SA were upgrades, GTA IV was starting from scratch on the new engine again, the features weren't exactly "cut", they just didn't have enough time to add everything.
Well it was a huge improvement over sa from gameplay wise and graphics also, it's just that at that time engine was new but still it added many details that even gta 5 doesn't have
@@shadowking773 GTA 4 does not have more details lmfao, even if it did a npc pulling out an umbrella when it rains doesn't make it a better game. Physics are less over-the-top and actually make sense, and the story is nothing more than a opinion. GTA 4 is boring as fuck to play after you beat the story, as it has literally nothing to do afterwards.
Closest thing GTA 4 had to character switching was entirely different DLCs but the characters were in the same universe and they did cross paths a few times.
The worst part about 4 for me was the lack of mission variety. Every mission was just go to X place and shoot a bunch of guys. I liked the side stuff. I actually enjoyed free roam in IV. Much more than 3&VC actually. But the missions were ranging from boring to annoying.
@@the757general2 true. lost and damned missions felt a little repetitive though like at the beginning, just a lot of of gang wars with angels of death and I understand that’s the theme of the game, but starting with when we meet Thomas Stubbs and work with Jim to deal with the corrupt cops, that’s when the game kicks off with its unique missions.
@@lolookie1682 it is NOT. Once again, if you think that GTA 4 had more realistic car physics - drive a car yourself or order a taxi and see how it tilts on the turns
Best things about GTA games - GTA 3: The bridge - GTA VC: Radio stations - GTA SA: The map - GTA 4: All 3 stories - GTA 5: Mission variety Worst thing about GTA games - GTA 3: Car hitpoints and handling - GTA VC: The map - kinda small - GTA SA: Sean "Sweet" Johnson - GTA 4: Lack of ambition and/or PC optimisation - GTA 5: Scripted missions
Vice city is actually significantly bigger than gta 3, it just feels smaller due to having 3 islands. And the fact the buildings are usually blocking your view in gta 3!
The worst thing in gta 4 is the optimization, it's so bad that back in the days the hardest mission you had to do was running the game without bumping into a bunch of issues lol.
No u are wrong bro in GTA San Andreas which takes place in 1992 before GTA 3(which takes place in around 2000) Claude was still mute. in the San Andreas mission Farewell, my Love Claude didn't speak a single word he was mute way before he knew Catalina
9:00 about the map, i didn't like that the wilderness never felt like actual wilderness. You go to the woods or the desert in San Andreas and it feels like you're in the middle of nowhere. In V it never feels like you're not that far away from civilization.
My issue with gtaV is how in the remastered versions, car collision was dumbed down a lot to prevent the first person camera from clipping through the flattened roofs. If you were to go back to the ps3 and Xbox 360 versions, you'll notice how much more damage can be done to the roof of the cars including more side damage.
Agree, that's actually sad they had to do that to implement (my favourite) a very underrated and practically forgotten feature (it's forgotten only in cars tho, it's the go to option in helis, planes and on foot PvP
So they did reduce the roof damage. I remember being able to completely destroy the roof of a car in the 360 version but i was convinced that i was misremembering that
Flaws of GTA SA & GTA V can be ignored only for the fact how big & varied the map is & the amount of roaming , fun activities , side missions you can do. Best 2 of the series.
Although gta v doesn’t feel like a huge map for me. The only reason it is larger size-wise than san andreas is because so many useless places that was just added to make the map numerically larger. But the truth is gta v is like only 40% of gta san andreas. 1 city, 1 desert and 1/2 forest?
@@marksantiago9841 but it has 2- 3 small towns , one in the desert one to the north . Overall i like Gta 5 and Gta sa map . you can find variety of environment
Gta 5 melee combat is total garbage. Same for overall game balance and npc health is underwhelming as well. Map is so bad that the game should be placed on Siberia and the city should be Novosibirsk.
Even though parachutes are mostly omitted from GTA 4, they are used in GTA 4 Episodes From Liberty City in The Ballad Of Gay Tony. Even then, you still don’t get to fly planes. To do that in GTA 4, whether you’re playing the base game or the two games that make up Episodes From Liberty City, you’ll need to install mods to fly planes. Even then, the experience is very rudimentary. There’s no engine noise, no animation for ailerons, rudder or elevators and you cannot retract the landing gear.
Flying planes in GTA 4 wouldve killed the game's feeling if it was to be implimented. The map is meant to feel huge whilst being relatively small and the game achieves this by giving us slow vehicles and keep us on the ground. Even the fact that you can fly choppers is a little too much for me in this game. Its important to feel small in a game that feels big for imersion. That's the reason GTA IV feels so alive and big unlike games like Just Cause 3 where everything feels dead an empty but you get to fly super fast vehicles that struggle to cross the map because of how actually big it is. Depends on what approach you like but many still prefer a more dense more imersive and detailed map rather than a big empty sandbox with no quality and effort put into it.
Nah, they were still garbage. They actually toned down the difficulty in subsequent releases of the game. SA 1.0 on the PS2 was the most notoriously difficult, and they modified it with the Greatest Hits release. It was modified even further with the PC release, to where Zero's missions are just mildly annoying, instead of rage-inducing. (I have no idea about the "Definitive" Edition, since I will never play that piece of trash)
You kidding! Pilot school is one of the most annoying thing in the game the reason why I stopped playing GTA San Andreas. I passed driving school this annoying boring mission then now flying school.
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Please make a video about garages or side mirrors(of cars) logic plz plz plz
Bro is literally waiting to post about GTA 6😂
What is your favourite way to get a lot of money, without cheats?
Killing of course 😂
Claude really is a hitman. Just taking orders no questions asked does the mission and gets his paper.
Nah Hitman talk
and that's what makes him memorable. this video is bs and ignores the actual worst aspects of the games.
@@Sh0ckV not really
@@thatemocat gta 3 has horrible glitches, buildings being not solid is 1 of them,but still it's fun to play. Its the hardest if you play on og version because of the limitations
@@shadowking773 it was 2001 could you really blame r* ?
As someone who played all of these games when they were new, Absolutely NOBODY disliked GTA 3 for not having bikes, a wardrobe, more pedestrian variety, or swimming. We didnt even know we wanted those things until we got them in later titles. We were all just absolutely blown away by what the game DID have - A open city that felt alive in which you could do tons of outrageous things both during and between missions.
Exactly I thought it was a bit rough the video criticising 3 and vice city. In my eyes they were massive game changers. No one seen a video game world like this before, everyone was just enjoying for what it was. I still think other than 5, vice city also had one the best storylines, voiced by some legends ray liotta, Danny Trejo, phillip M Thomas, Danny dyer and loads more. Absolutely incredible game it was a masterpiece.
We didn't know what missed until newer, better versions came out. I am sure that I spend hundreds of hours on each game. The only thing I may have complained about during their release was the inability to swim.
yep i agree, whoever complained about these things is just a spoilt entitled little brat, gta 3 was ahead of its time and you could do soo much more in an open city than you ever could, stupid video
I played GTA 3 in 2006 After i player GTA SA and Vice City and It blew My mind how it's so good despite being The First 3d title in the series ,,,, And i see most of the complaints here makes no sense ,,, As a First Version It was like perfect with story and Gaming and all ,,, Only Thing i always wanted in Gta 3 and VC is not being able to swim (Because I already played GtA sa) otherwise I don't see much to complain,,, i can compare a 2012 game with 2002 one to make me a joker ofcourse
Thing is 3 and Vice City aged like milk in a trash can, they are in desperate need of a remake or at least an update just so they can reach at the very least gta san andreas' style and gameplay because while SA still holds up pretty good for today's standards the same can't be said for 3 and VC. Now those games are very frustrating to be played especially if you want to complete their story. Why? Clunky and bad controls, limited gameplay, bad aiming, enemies with ridiculously overpowered guns (some mobsters can blow up your car in literally one hit with a shotgun in gta 3) and especially bad AI that often makes you fail missions without it being your fault but just because the game's AI is simply terrible like that mission in 3 where you have to escort that van for donald love that near the end often gets stuck on a wall instead or reaching its destination forcing you to fail the mision and repeat it from beginning, or Copland in Vice City where you have to babysit Lance's dumb AI that just slows you down and increases your chances of failing the mission of the 90%.
The inability to eat at restaurants was one of the worst thing they removed from GTA V
And killing criminals as a policeman
And the physics
@austerplay3.0 the pyisics in gta v are good tho, but it's less impressive than gta iv
Yeah imma describe the worst things to GTA 3 to GTA 5 for me
GTA 3 worst thing about it is If you complete the game not doing side missions then the side missions are impossible to do now because every gang is now against you and the vehicles in GTA 3 are the most weakest cars in the game they get destroyed in a few seconds
GTA vice city worst thing about it is probably forcing you to grind to get the expensive buildings that’s about it I could be wrong about that
GTA San Andreas worst thing about it for me is Sweet as a character is god awful we got that character out of prison and treats us like garbage doing ridiculous stuff trying to get sweet out of there and Sweet is just disrespecting us and that he can’t obviously see Big smoke was gonna betray him
GTA 4 worst thing is probably Kate because Kate does not have much character that’s about it Because everything about GTA 4 I enjoy or have no issue with
GTA lost and the dammed it’s to ridiculous to be taken seriously somehow a biker can survive a ton of shots and glass and helicopters
GTA the ballad of tony has no issues at all I can think about
GTA 5 worst thing it did is added GTA online where it ruined the series for me
@@Mrnoobestreturns it's not like they removed story mode to replace it with Online. What is your reason for saying that it 'ruined' the Story Mode GTA series?
the time that cj takes while changing clothes is just hilarious
The Ammu nation too 😅
But it's realistic, people have to take their time, you know...
@@Luffythebest_4ever I mean yes but sometimes realism just doesn't feel right in gaming. Videogame logic exists for a reason
real
3:55 Bro really showed Twin Tower reference and thought we wouldn't notice 💀💀
both buildings are different
@@GeniXDude it's not about the accuracy, it's about sending a message
I was looking for someone to mention it 😂
I went "oh shi-" at that moment
😂😂 Fun Fact. That is why they made the Dodo in GTA 3 barely flyable because the came out like a month after 9/11 and they didn't want people to replicate it.
A big underused feature in GTA IV was the option to turn story mode off or “silence” your cell phone. Doing so would pause the story and all those call spams until you were ready to resume. The game gives you the option to turn all that off and players always forget lol.
I always did that! I never got whu people hated the phone calls. Jus turn the telephone on sleep mode!!!
@@Joeri.vdList prob bc few people noticed that, i personally didn't even knew gta iv had that feature
Even with the phone turned on the calls were not interrupting the game for me. Its sad that peope only talk about roman bowling when they hear gta iv, instead its best game ever made
Just curious, where is that option? Do you open your phone and go into settings or do they ask you about it at the very beginning of the game? Never came across this before.
@@Maxximum_ Yea you do go into the phone, I think it's somewhere in settings
*Fun Fact:* The reason why there are lack of bikes in GTA 3 because, according to _GTA Liberty City Stories_ manual, the Liberty Tree stated that they were considered "dangerous" by the protests. Though, you can ride bikes in GTA LCS (which takes place 3 years before the events of GTA 3).
I think because of that one mission when you drive by a politician in lcs i might be wrong though
That's the lore explanation, the truth is that they couldn't finish the physics model in time, just like helicopters.
Wow, Toni ages fast-
And obese!
@@nathandogee7018 well to be fair he was heavily influenced by the character Tony Soprano who did gain more weight over time and even their mothers wanted to kill them. How he aged fast is likely due to stress as he became a capo of the Leones which would make him a high target.
Could be that The Protests took place after the Events of LCS 😄
Hello guys, voice actor of Claude here. Thanks for playing GTA 3.
lol you got me
A Xavier incarnate
You did a great job! I loved when you returned to play the GTA Online protagonist too! Incredible that you managed to play male and female without sounding weird!
so you are the turtle we looking for 😂
😂
The missions on police car's computer were also very fun in GTA 4, too bad there were no longer in GTA 5
nah
@@AssiaHamadouche-km4ww no
Isn't it just driving to a location and killing someone
@@ramp7857It was fun to chase criminals on a mission "Stolen vehicle" when they try to shot at you if you get too close while you shot at them as well. You can also invite Dwayne's gang members that help you on shooting like a real Hollywood movie
@@ramp7857yes but the enemies had assault rifles and rpg also so it was fun, no other gta game enemies have rocket launchers
Can't speak for anyone else, but personally, you carried 2020 for me, I would watch your videos while being in the middle of class.
Same bro
same
Well, it wasn’t like anyone could police it when you had to learn at home. It’s not like the teachers were monitoring your internet connection.
The first video I watched was the food logic. I think that was the first GTA logic video ever
I watched these in the beginning of my pregnancy...they got me through my sleepless and hunger nights
The stuff "missing" from GTAIII should be taken with a grain of salt. Remember that the series jumped from 2D top down in GTA2 to fully 3D in GTAIII. Fully 3D in a massive open world was pretty awesome at the time.
The only really bad thing about GTA3 is the lack of a map, making Liberty City easy to get lost in.
@@louiscypher4996bro for real
It was amazing, only the things I hate it is not as peaceful as Vice City, after you completed all mission, every gangster is out there for your blood, some of them even shoot you with shotgun, it's quite annoying if you drive or even worse walk along there and mainly there are everywhere on the map
@@louiscypher4996its one of those things that feels like a big flaw for the first few hours you play, but it also forces you to learn the map better, and eventually you get a sense of satifaction from your map knowledge.
@@chlorophyll6154 the ones with shotguns were the mafia. Plus it’s also ironic that Salvatore Leone was struggling so much with the other gangs since his territory was the most dangerous to drive around
I liked the Rampage challenges in GTA 3 and VC, removed from SA on. The real worst things from SA was having to dive a lot of time only to get the ability to enter one mission... The other is the annoying Cesar's calls to inform that "the cash is leaving Los Santos again"
Rampaging in SA is Gang Wars. Although both of them have the same rampaging like killing gangs. The different from previous GTA games is VIce City Stories, you can repeat the rampaging while you finish it.
I'm surprised how gang-infested areas, with most of them wanting you dead, in GTA 3 wasn't mentioned. It sucked that I couldn't really drive around town without worrying about a Mafia guy instantly blowing up my car with a shotgun
I never finished III because of this lunacy you mentioned. 100% agree.
Doing the Taxi mission was so hard because of this lol
Another flaw you forgot to show in GTAV V was the lack of accesible restaurants, they added variety of restaurants but you can’t enter to any of them, only minimarkets for candies and soda.
That feel like big steps backwards compared to what GTA Vice City added.
I thought they would come later if you complete more missions, now i'm even less motivated to play those haha, thanks.
Back step from GTA SA u meant?
don't forget to pick up things like gta 4 unavailable in gta 5
Gta 6 there will be
backwards from gta 4 as well
Fun Fact: You dont have to do Zero's missions. You can go through the game without doing them but you can't get 100
% completion if you don't do them.
Edit:They are basically optional missions, you can beat End Of The Line without having to beat Zero's missions. RealKevin said in one of his vids.(only in pc and mobile tho apparently)
you're telling me they were optional all along? god why the hell did i spend hours on that shit lol
@@Dankloviczero missions are easy though.
air raid: just a basic shooter
supply lines: fly low and attack when you are on land. then the mission becomes extremely easy
new model army: destroy enemy tanks first, and with each bombing (except the last one) destroy your own goblin too to go back to base quickly. i finished this mission with 3 minutes on the clock with that strategy
@@konuralpyldzkan1495they're easy now. In the PS2 times, the controls in the joystick were terrible 😂
I want my week worth of doing Zero missions back. 🤦
@@_sp1r4L_damn you Berkeley!
Bro Claude is like an gta online character😂
Low quality GTA online
Rockstar says:
So we decided that the game's protagonist would not talk, partly to aid people identifying with him, but mostly because we had so many other problems to solve and this did not seem like a major issue. This is what Rockstar said on why the main person in GTA 3 wont speak
Something i really hate about gta V is that you can kill someone in the middle of nowhere and then the cops chase you even tho there's no witnesses
On god, like how tf they find you 😂😂
@@Alextyu7 Yeah LoL😂
@@Alextyu7prob just used their new item called crime detector that can spot criminal s in the fuckin void
in gta 6 no cops can chase you until someone calls them ain't that crazy
@@RohanKumar-cp8wh That's Something Really Good With GTA VI
San Andreas was the best for me. There were a lot of buildings that could be entered. More activites to do like dart, pool, disco and you even have girlfriends to date. Gang turfs, riots, skills to improve. It even has gym to workout and learn some fighting moves. I just dont understand why Rockstar remove those things on GTA 4 and 5.
do you know character switching feature in gta 5 is a feature san Andreas was about to have and there is still code for it but they didn't continue with it cause ps2 so just imagine if the feature was removed from san andreas brought back how amazing it will be even tho its amazing for all of us
I'd rather be stuck in gta San Andreas than gta4. Heck after beating gta5 its soul was not much better than San Andreas. Tho online gta5 got me back into it after 7 years.
Team Grand Theft Auto San Andreas
Too bad the Definitive Edition was such trash, a properly remade GTA San Andreas maybe with GTA V quality graphics and a more expansive game world would be amazing.
@@VGamingJunkieVT yep. I loved the GTA SA map more than the GTA 5. Imagine GTA SA with GTA 5 graphics and combined map.
I actually kinda liked that Claude was mute. Gave him a cool/laid back and mysterious vibe. Kinda like a psychopath.
He was a psychopath tho. But ya I get where you're coming from
Claude being mute makes him more mysterious and deadly, which is very in-character for someone who is a hired hit man doing his bosses a favor and ditch said bosses for his personal gains.
Zero's missions were something more than challenging, but the Pilot school/learning to fly was definitely the most difficult mission in GTA SA. Zero's missions weren't compulsory to complete the storyline, but Pilot school was mandatory!
Edit -: I agree with your statements about the mission 'heli hell'. Though it was another side mission (more like a challenge mission) ,it was difficult than the other missions.
both are easy. zero missions are not that hard, just unusual. learning to fly levels give you so much time and you can take your time to do them properly. i would say, among flying missions, freefall and vertical bird are the hardest. if you include side missions as well, heli hell takes the cake.
@@konuralpyldzkan1495 I agree with your statement about Zero's missions. Freefall was definitely challenging and among the most difficult missions of SA, but I've never seen vertical bird as a difficult mission cause I managed do complete that in 1 try, while it took about 3-4 attempts to pass freefall, I had to try more than 80 times to pass Pilot school.
@@AshenSamarakoon 80 times? that's too much for me. i can get gold on each level without any problems
I remember being pissed playing the flying schoom missions cause I failed them constantly, but after 8 playthroughs now I can get gold first try in the helicopter missions and gold 1st-3rd try in Plane and the parachute mission.
Wtf Pilot school hard, the car school was way harder
been watching this guy for more than a year, and i have to say, he never dissapoints.
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Appreciated!
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But he disappointed us.
We expected more videos on the channel!
@@ENXGMA_YT u are cool.
Same
A shout out to the banging radio stations and the music in all the GTAs - especially vice city. That soundtrack made the game. The satirical adverts on the radio and the witty branding has always made me laugh, that’s the soul of GTA
Video shows that every GTA being different is a blessing, some like me enjoy action and light tone, but there are people who absolutely love GTA IV for example and tbh. I understand why rockstar did cut some features from San Andreas, probably they wanted to focus on things that were more important for more story-focused game, where our character is one of a kind and changing his appearance too much could destroy his image, they wanted him to have.
Dark theme in GTA 4 is hated only by 12 year old GTA free play kids, who doesn't want to get the story, but just to have fun around and blasting... The players who understands the story of that game loves that dark theme which matches with the story and the theme musics were also extremely good and matching the dark theme and story.
GTA V feels much more like a blockbuster game than GTA IV.
@@lolookie1682 But gta IV has a better story than V
@@rust1767 Well, that's what I meant. GTA V feels soulless and much plainer compared to GTA IV, basically the same feeling you get after watching an average blockbuster film.
@@lolookie1682 GTA 4 was the underated masterpiece in gta franchise
Fr plus it makes a lot of sense for Liberty City to have this kind of dark theme since it was inspired by NYC. San Andreas is sunny coz it's Los Angeles so it also makes sense it has a more "positive" vibe.
honestly, gta 4 removed a lot of things, but i think it was for the best. the story for the game was a more serious story compared to the rest of the gtas, so having a lot of features they removed (like tattoos, fancy clothes, etc.) wouldn’t really fit the environment of the story, and some things would seem really out of character for niko to do.
But the story was ass. So they removed good things for a bad thing.
@@TheDapperDragonour opinions dont meen anything to what others think its was good you dont know greatness when you see it then
@@furywanabemonky05 You wanna try that again without stroking out?
@@TheDapperDragon the story is a lot more dark than the rest of the games, hence the dark tone in the textures and lack of things other gta games have. maybe dark stories aren’t for you, and thats okay, but again, if the game still had all that stuff anyway, it wouldn’t look or feel right. niko seems a lot more mature and humble than the rest of the gta protagonists, so seeing him in designer clothes, fancy cars, and different hair styles would look unusual.
@@TheDapperDragon also, that guys comment made perfect sense lol. he’s just missing some punctuation and made a typo, but this isn’t english class, and i think you’re smart enough to fill in the blanks. just read slower😭
Vice city might have the smallest map but it was perfect for the game and had so much soul that it felt bigger than what it was
Its actually bigger than gta 3
It's the most beautiful city, colouring was great!
Absolutely completely agree 👍
@@rmsa9840 what? No its not lol gta 3 had 3 different cities
Yes. Out of all the GTAs 1-5 this was the one I had most fun with. I actually felt I was in Miami, looking at the graphics, mapsize etc it's aged for sure, but my memories of driving around miami mid night with the 80's music pounding... :) Just wonderful.
"the worst thing in GTA games"
**a pic of Franklin walking**
One Thing You Missed In GTA SAN ANDREAS, That Was CJ Cannot Climb A Ladder
That ladder in San ferrio airport harbor
@@CJFa-Can't climb it
It was so Annoying cus Whenever I fell into the Waters of San Fierro (Near the Airport) I tried to Go on top, But we can't climb ladders so I had to swim the whole area trying to find the shore
Yes, Finding a boat in that part is like finding a Good game by EA these days
Nearly Impossible
U know those ladders at the San Fierro airport? Every time I accidentally drive off the cliff adjacent to it I can’t use the ladders, gotta take a boat and go around
Maybe he'll make a part 2. He could add this.
This may be a hot take, but in defense of Vice City, a smaller map is not always a bad thing. If recent games have proved anything, it's that bigger is not always better- one of the last things I want in a game is for its world to feel more bloated that it actually is.
The MudRunner has that feeling (if you don't use the map)(can't speak for Snowrunner)
Bigger games are literally always worse.
It's mathematically objectively correct the best games of all time have intricately designed levels or sandboxes.
Sandboxes are PERFECT. But this new open world nonsense is DESTROYING gaming
@@OrangeStarHighSchool opinion + no proof? + 🤓
@@BLET_55artem55 Skyrim hasn't aged well. At all lol. Arkham knight and asylum scored better and are liked more than city. Ocarina of time is unbeatable. Dark souls series exemplifies this to an absurd degree, pokemon is the highest grossing so if you Wana be a lil snob there ya go the open world games of theirs have sold rather poorly compared to the others and GO was free. Doom, all forms and incarnations half life, unreal, quake left 4 dead 1 & 2. The old Jedi knight games vs the new fallen order games no brainer. The OG Mario games vs the new open world one. Super Metroid vs the prime series. Mid stage like Wii level sonic vs now. Jak and daxter ratchet and clank you must not have played a lot of games my guy. Dragon ball z Budokai Tenkaichi 3 vs kakarot c'mon man.
@@BLET_55artem55 halo combat evolved vs halo infinite. Discussion resolved.
7:20 It should have been Roman "Niko it's Roman, Let's go bowling" 😅😅😅
Playing GTA VC at a friend's house the whole night on a tiny TV set is one of my favourite memories of my youth. Nobody complained about a thing when this game came out. Everybody was blown away by it.
I always liked to imagine that Claude is simply mute and can't speak.
Kinda like your mysterious mute guy that you sometimes see in movies and they're always badasses.
So I wouldn't say that Claude being mute was the worst part of GTA 3.
The worst part was simply how clunky the game was and you really noticed that once Vice City came a year after.
GTA 3 always felt like an unfinished test game that was finalized in VC.
I disagree...vice city to me was unfinished if anything...one of the shops in vice city had pictures of GTA 3 characters on it
@@Marcus_shawnhow does that make the game unfinished?
It's actually pretty impressive that in the entirety of gta 3 story, he never made said a word and it still is good
The worst thing about about gta IV is the fact that there are no mission checkpoints. If you fail a mission that took you like 30 mins you gotta do it all over again.
Missions in older GTAs also had no checkpoints, but they at least were like 12 mins max
Parachute is later added in TBOGT which was never mentioned, and map is too small for planes
Most older GTA games doesn't have any check points either.
@@poweroffriendship2.0 But they take a lot less time than on gta IV
Older GTA games were not for the faint of heart. Modern gaming in general has gotten so much easier and forgiving for players and offers a lot of hand holding for those who struggle.
I don't usually like vids wit no dialogue but this was entertaining and made me subscribe
It is worth mentioning about Claude's customization: During the first mission he can be seen in prisoner clothes. It is possible to use them with mods. Also, in the game menu, in settings>player, it is possible to change Claude's skin, between two versions: Default, and old Claude, with mustache, brown leather jacket, and light blue jeans.
Don't remember how but it's possible to glitch the game to make me wear the prisoner jumpsuit for the entire game.
@@claudespeed277 LoL
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There was a "skins" folder with .bmp files in it. And a lot of skins could be find in internet. I remember, I was playing as Terminator, Spiderman, Cop, Zombie, Punk... A lot more of them.
My biggest flaws about GTA V is that if you driving really fast some NPC’s in cars will swerve your way making you crash. It was really annoying in police chases(more specifically the missions where you are in a car and trying to get the “not a Scratch” thing) where you would get cut off and crash(sometimes lose health and die) by some Stupid Driver. Also the fact that if a wild animal gets to you one time you die so you have to kill it before it gets you. Another thing is that police know where you no matter what. They will even spawn in front of you, lets say any that you are in a one way road. You have a wanted level and the police are looking for you, then a random cop will spawn directly ahead of the road and since its a one way road you can’t turn back or the other cops will find you.
NPC drivers are my absolute most hated thing about GTA V. I hate when driving the opposite way, they honk, and start cursing at you for no reason.
It's kind of the theme in GTA V..... the city is in a bad shape. Drivers being horrible is a normal thing , you learn that as soon as you let your character check out all of the websites on your phone....
4:05 now I just imagine CJ going up to random npc's and beating them up with flowery from undertale.
No bro, it's okay for Claude to be mute or for Tommy to not swim, the games were still revolutionary, and back in 2002 probably no one needed swimming or many accessible buildings. Yes, GTA 3 has way less stuff to do compared to V or even San Andreas, but when it was the only available game, nobody complained about Claude being mute or not being able to swim. GTA 3 is the game that made Open World games the standard of Videogames, GTA 3 made Open World popular, and without GTA 3 we wouldn't have other famous non-GTA games, we would be stuck with closed world Mario and Pokémon Games. GTA 3 and Vice City were revolutionary. Yes, I only played the Definitive Edition on PS4, but I didn't hate them. Heck, VC even became my second favourite GTA game, the 80s feeling, the story, the weapons, the sounds, the characters, the places... The mission of killing Diaz to get control over the Estate is among my favourite GTA missions ever. The TRUE worst thing about GTA 3 is not Claude being mute, but Grand Theft Aero, Espresso-2-Go, The Exchange and the Payphone missions like Kingdom Come and Bling Bling Scramble 💩💩 that's what I hate about GTA 3, not the character being mute 😂 but the useless difficulty of some missions. As for Vice City, I don't care if Tommy can't swim, the TRUE worst thing about Vice City is the damn RC Plane mission of the Haitians 💩 that's way worse then Tommy being unable to swim in Miami. I even hate swimming in GTA... I remember when I swam for 40 FRICKING MINUTES to augment CJ's breath in San Andreas to do one Mission... After this, I don't like swimming in GTA Anymore. And I hate falling in the water in IV, TLaD and TBoGT.
Speaking of TLaD and TBoGT, but IV as well, the WORST things is that you can only carry 8 rockets... Stupid limitation that Rockstar Games added for no damn reason. Too bad you also have limited ammo for that one particular shotgun in TLaD, it's literally the coolest weapon, and you only give me 248 bullets ?? Lol
7:44
Hey niko, it's Roman, let's go bowling
I used to spend most of my time in gta4 jumping out of moving cars just to watch the body flop or smash into things. I agree that the lack of ragdoll physics in gta5 was very disappointing. I heard they toned it down because it was "too real" and they were worried about people struggling to separate game from reality. The age-old battle against video games. Hopefully they go all out in 6! Realistic ragdoll, don't cut to wasted before the body settles, and bring in some sim racing or BeamNG developers to work on the driving physics.
Did Rockstar really said that? It doesn't even make any sense for a company that literally puts the smallest details in their games to correlate with reality
That's a dumb explanation. The real reason why the physics was actually dumped down was because of the limitations of the PS3.
Don't cut to Wasted at all. I liked the GTA 4 death sequence better because it didn't do that.
Эйфория физика так и осталась в GTA 5, движок эйфории просто урезали ,и на самом деле прыжок из машины и как персонаж катится, посе того как прыгнул, реалистичнее в GTA 5 ,чем в GTA 4. Я бы добавил физику тел из RDR 2 в GTA 6 и фишки физики из GTA 4, по типу что NPC может схватить ручку автомобиля ,но вроде есть уже такая возможность в RDR 2 только она реализована с лошадью. С физикой из GTA 4 мне кажутся NPC очень тряпичными и без костлявыми ,а в RDR 2 наоборот более настоящими.
But, GTA V physics are more realistic, aren't they? Like, when you fall off a bike in reality you just scratch the floor, this is why you can survive a 120km/h crash on a bike if there is nothing to stop you? Ragdoll removing was such a good choice god damn.
Ragdoll doesn't make any sense. It breaks the immersion and turns into a circus.
The issue of GTA V is the over use of ragdoll actually, falling like a an idiot because you try to jump something that is 20cm or rolling down a slope endlessly. They pushed reality but didn't adjust it correctly, should've been patched long ago.
I haven't yet played GTA V that much, but a thing that annoys me is how (supposedly) the heists in single player are only a thing that's done as a mission in the story. Which is something I wish I could do on my own.
It's pretty obvious that some of the complaints with some of the older GTA games were from a modern standpoint, not really from the perspectives of back then. Like, some of these complaints, honestly, are quite understandable.
GTA 3 and Vice City probably had a lack of NPC variety due to hardware/technical limitations at the time.
GTA 3 also was very limited in terms of accessible places and no clothing change because it was the first of it's kind, so ideas like that were not even thought of yet.
As for GTA 4, it probably had no planes because come on, it's a map full of nothing but city, unlike in San Andreas and 5, where there was tons of open space for them to roam free, so planes probably wouldn't work well with the GTA 4 atmosphere and map. Also, the tone of the game was intentional as a way to fit with the setting of not just the atmosphere of Liberty City, but this darker tone fits kinda well with the darkish story.
As for GTA 5, although it was in the same location as San Andreas, Rockstar clearly was trying to do something different. Also, the physics are a little more realistic in some respects compared to GTA 4, like in that game, characters can flail around like ragdolls, but in GTA 5, the physics coincide with the fact that characters are living, functioning humans, not ragdolls, giving them a sense of muscular control.
also not to mention that the ability to steal a airplane in NYC 7 years after the twins fell would not be good for rockstar
@@circleinforthecube5170 that is so true
Fr. Like if I jumped out a moving car, I’m gonna try to control how my limbs are moving to help cushion and protect myself (like you stated 5 does), not just flail aimlessly and let them move around like in 4. Every release has its pros and cons; and tend to follow the trend of removing something its predecessor had while including something its predecessor lacked.
A fact that will always creep me out about Vice City.
2002->2023 = 21 years
1986->2002 = 16 years
Shows how drastically the world changed from 1980s to the 2000s
Explain
True. Compare the primitve games of the 80s with 2002 or the pre cgi movies.
@@cs.s7723 yeah technology advanced so much
Yeah. Although, the 2000s is where the Internet was primitive at the time before the 2010s - present drastically changed for the better or worse. With AIs becoming more popular now, I feel like we are getting closer to science fiction came to life.
@@poweroffriendship2.0 Learn to get used to sharing with them because if you don't you won't survive the inevitable future, that's what people who are scared of living in that reality need to learn to do.
6:34 Papa Niko being EXTREMELY flexible for a moment 😂
3:40 Zero's missions💀💀 may Zero and his Missions go to HELL peacefully🙏🙏
And flying school.. I never could pass Flying school so I needed to use saves from the internet
3:53 the way the plane slowly flew to 2 Tower gave me some FLASBACKS
For me the worst part about GTA III is the fact that after you complete the game, nearly every gang in the game is hostile towards you. This makes like 75% of the map (especially Leone territory) an instant death zone!
In GTA V, however, I feel like everyone is hostile despite having done just 1% of the storyline.
@@Firemarioflowergta v is a lot easier though, you can easily fight them off. In gta 3 the shooting was pretty clunky, especially on ps2, the leone gang also had really strong guns which would kill you super quick
@@lylahsworld3930 Yes, one on one it's easy. A group however, is another matter
@@Firemarioflower have you even played gta III? Gta v is super easy, you can skip a mission after three tries, I would have killed to have been able to skip S.A.M after three tries. You have lock on in gta v, enemies have awful aim, your health even regenerates. A group in gta v is easy, remember the gta v mission where you were in a gang war with Lamar? If that was a mission in gta III, it would have been super hard, especially on Ps2, there was no cover in the older games, and the ps2 shooting was atrocious, I’m not sure about pc, but I’m guessing it was loads easier.
@@lylahsworld3930 LOL no I do not remember the gang war, i'm not doing any further missions, i keep failing because I obey the traffic lights and then the other people get impatient, you randomly run out of time and you fail.
I am also not the kind to skip missions, otherwise I keep missing the clues from the characters or what they say to me.
I also didn't feel like humiliating the movie stars so I just play GTA V for the cars and stuff. I also disagree with the car dealer about how he throws racism around, like, who do you think you are, so no....
I've kept trying to tow with Tanya and to confiscate Michael's car but at the end, i was bored with how i got a time limit and gave up.
I haven't played GTA 3 at all, so I guess i can't talk. I guess i'm not a great player, that's all.
Missions sometimes are easier than free roaming since you can do a lot more and have more places to hide.
If you're just doing your thing and driving around and happen to end up in a fight with a gang when one of their clowns rams into your car, you're often toast. Their aim is not bad at all.
5:08 Zero selling Gta vice city 😮
My biggest critique towards GTA V was always the one island thing, especially since we've been used to that map design since the very first GTA. It was always fun experimenting with glitches and tricks that allowed us to cross into the next island although the bridges were still shut down
I never focused on islands, just the world on them, also SA doesn't really have islands, it has two i guess but they are both so massive and barely disconnected from eachother.
The one island of V works way better especially when it looks so realistic, wouldn't make sense for it to be seperated by islands.
@@thirdhandlv4231 Why not have the map on the mainland instead of an island? Just separate the playable area from the non-playable area by building a moat around the map.
@@AeonPhoenix Why not have it all be explorable right away? For GTA V it makes perfect sense, you can have fun with the whole world straight from the get-go.
@@thirdhandlv4231 If only San Fierro and Las Venturas was included in that map.
Even if the map took place on a mainland instead of islands, you can still explore the whole map from the get-go.
@@AeonPhoenix The game was made in 2013, it couldn’t run 3 huge cities my guy, and after IV people wanted countryside, people were sick of the concrete jungle.
The worst thing about GTA V in my opinion is that you cannot eat, you can only drink
The worst thing in San Andreas is that CJ still can’t follow that damn train
That mission is actually pretty easy. Just don't ride so close to the train. Stay a couple train widths away, and smoke will shoot them.
@@brb1994yeah, it is enough to be slightly right of the right rails and Smoke can hit them easily.
The concept of Claude being mute actually adds a huge element of mystery to his character, which I find makes him more intriguing than any of the other main GTA protagonists.
Plus he will never say anything cringeworthy or ridiculous that makes you want to stop playing the game lol
Any of the other is a huge stretch i mean the GTA 3 story wasnt really that interesting, which is why i prefered to play liberty city stories. i found toni’s character to be far more interesting way of just following orders blindly
@@kyliandbs Fair enough. Matter of opinion, init.
@@cicstommy yh my manchester united brother but i wonder why you would put it over all? like gta v and gta iv
What I've been saying for years. I was always curious about Claude's past and family members. Whether he was mute by birth, due to an accident, or just faking it (least likely) etc.
Probably the most interesting character for me alongside Niko.
He is straight GTA's Gordon Freeman
8:15 actually this feature was included back in San Andreas
But due to limitations of ps character switching got removed
Players could have switch between cj sweet and caesar
7:33
HEY NIKO! LETS GO BOWLING!
7:09-7:12
The thing is that GTA IV is in a "REALISTIC BACKGROUND HISTORY!!!" way, and the story is probably the best of the franchise and Niko is the most developed character in the series. This part of "no funny activities just to hang around" was indeed a backlash, but they probably thought that it would match with this much darker backstory. Sadly it didn't end well and the game became severely underrated, and nowadays it is considered a masterpiece.
Exactly. They tried to bring some fun through DLC The Ballad of Gay Tony, where you could entertain yourself with parachute jumps, cage fights, golf, air hockey, etc.
I feel like if they add more variety to the mission or make the story flow much better, or even name it anything other than GTA, it would absolutely be one of the greatest game of all time. The thing is, people expected a LOT of things after what GTA SA did and the franchise is kinda known for their sort of ridiculousness. Its still my favourite GTA game tho in terms of story and overall tone
9:38 In GTA 5 this moment more realistic than the GTA 4, because real life physics an kinetic
Exact my thought.
Right
Exactly broo..... Niko seems to be underweight. He can walk on water lol
Y'all have never seen an actual accident lol
@@amanofcultur9903People don't bounce around that much.
The worst thing in GTA V is the cops. They exactly know where you are even if you go some distance away from the point, where we have been seen last time.
and gta 4's was better? at least in 5 you can do your try to hide from them in 4 if you're on they're radar they'll see you through walls.
@@dikemavis666 actually, that's true. I hope GTA VI will add something like that they are walking around where you are hiding but not to the place where exactly you are.
That's literally the same in every game tho
@@PiotrFessional it's kinda possible to get in GTA V, try hiding in the tight spaces like warehouses or hood alleys
@@PiotrFessional like rdr2
You nailed GTA III & VC. I guess at the time we knew no different and were just astonished such a thing existed at all, so it’s a bit of a retrospective criticism. A bit like saying “the worst part of San Andreas was that it didn’t have cover mechanics” - we only realised how fundamental such a feature was in the later games. For me, the worst part of San Andreas was inability to climb ladders. If you ever found yourself falling off the end of the San Fierro International Runway, there are ladders abound - but none of them are functional. You have one hell of a long swim to get back on dry land; you know it’s bad when the quickest and easiest way out is to simply drown yourself and respawn. Definitely the worst part about IV was the phone calls - although I think in the wake of San Andreas, the vastly limited array of imagination-inspiring things to do was a stand-out disappointment for me at the time of its release. That’s why The Ballad of Gay Tony was so great - it gave a few of those things back to IV. For me, the worst part about GTA V isn’t the rag doll mechanics. In fact, it isn’t even the empty parts of the landscape or the lack of enterable interiors. It’s the fact that very little of the Online Content was available in story mode. I’d rather have paid to have the ability to do in story mode what you could do online. I’d have paid to have had the houses, garages, weapons, and vehicles that could be enjoyed online in story mode instead. I’ve never played online and never will - but the additional content available online to me is such a huge part of what GTA is all about, so it’s such a shame it doesn’t transpose over to story mode. Loved this video though. Really inspires the mind to think back to when these releases were the latest titles. And if you’re not braindead, lysdexic, or so lazy you can’t be bothered to read this comment, give yourself a cookie 🍪. And if you don’t receive a cookie, then I guess that’s a sure sign you need to put the controller down and pick up a book instead.
learn to use paragraphs bro so i can read it next time
You can play with the online features in a limited way with mods and Five M on PC
@@1traincapital😭😭🙏
Nobody reading Allat
Gta 5 > Johnny dying
johnny wasn't even a good protagonist
rockstar sacrificing johnny to give trevor a badass introduction was completely worth it
Agreed. I get that they were trying to prove how crazy Trevor is but couldn't they have done that by having him kill Ron or Wade for no reason.... Would've preferred that instead of Johnny getting killed.
Johny dying> Gta 5
@@TheHufflepuffSaint would make no sense because... well... they're random people the players don't know anything about.
people who have played tlad know that johnny was a pretty beefy guy and it makes a lot more sense.
GTA 4 > Roman dying
I don't find Claude being mute (or just silent) a bad thing. In fact, being silent can bring you a lot of advantages, from not having anyone recognising your voice after you just committed a crime to being a good listener and totally intimidating. Claude may follow orders from totally different organizations, but he doesn't do that thinking about being loyal to them. In fact, Claude will not mind betraying his former 'employers' for his new ones and will do the same thing with with latter ones if their new employers ask him to do so. He only does that as a way to help him fill his revenge against Catalina. While most people see Trevor Philips as a psychopath, he doesn't really fit the picture (psychopaths usually don't have or show any mental instability, and Trevor has serious anger outbursts he has no control over). Claude easily fits as a psychopath for the simple fact of being emotionless, remorseless, and overall, disloyal throughout the whole game. But we understand him, as Catalina (who is also a psychotic bitch) shot him and left him to die.
Well said dude!! Also Claude was the most badass character in whole series because he was voiceless and actually couldn't understand what he is thinking.. He was a true enigma
Gta 4: parachuting and planes were removed
Luis: ……………….
In IV and V there is a prison. All games have their bank heist, too bad they didnt include a prison escape mission as well. Being put inside, preparing the escape and eventually breaking out would have been so much fun...
Another detail that really p... me off is when you start a mission and the guy asks if you have a car... Like for the heist in gta IV...
Packie : we need a car man...
So the bloke wants to rob a bank and doesnt even have a damn car.... Very realistic indeed 😤
I remember I was younger and thought the prison break in Saints row 2 was from GTA. That used to make me so angry
i swear i dont want prison in gtao, that would kill the game you dont know what youre talking about
@@whitegirlsoncrackEveryone wants prisons.If you don’t want it don’t play the game
In gta 3, they have no bikes cause liberty city banned them. As for the water, it has too much oil in it. And rockstar made claude mute because they felt it wasnt neccessary
i think they made him mute to make him represent the players. That's why some RPG players prefer "mute" characters like in Skyrim for example. Me personally, i prefer my character to have a voice, even in RPG, like Mass Effect series and Fallout 4.
@@Half-Vampire Or witcher, man, I can't even think about a mute Geralt!!! Also loved it when they added voice to CoD Black Ops.
@@Half-Vampire so in a way, similar to gta online protagonist?
@@andya.4253 Oh ya, GTA Online is good example. I think that's why they add Claude as an option to be our father when making the character lol. And also the fact that we can use mic to voice our own character.
@@Half-Vampire As much as I love 4, it is a terrible example. The execution was botched, and just ended up giving you very limited choices (both in the game giving you 4 things to say, but also in how limited the choices are due to the writing and the characterization of Nate). I hate to do that thing, but compared to New Vegas? I'll take the mute mailman any day.
While GTA III - VC - SA were upgrades, GTA IV was starting from scratch on the new engine again, the features weren't exactly "cut", they just didn't have enough time to add everything.
Well it was a huge improvement over sa from gameplay wise and graphics also, it's just that at that time engine was new but still it added many details that even gta 5 doesn't have
Just say its rushed.
sounds like an excuse to me
@@spideyfan1024 well it had more details than gta 5 and better physics ,story so it compensates
@@shadowking773 GTA 4 does not have more details lmfao, even if it did a npc pulling out an umbrella when it rains doesn't make it a better game. Physics are less over-the-top and actually make sense, and the story is nothing more than a opinion. GTA 4 is boring as fuck to play after you beat the story, as it has literally nothing to do afterwards.
Claude can't break his mewing streak
Closest thing GTA 4 had to character switching was entirely different DLCs but the characters were in the same universe and they did cross paths a few times.
This guy can turn worst things into best contents
Like seriously you people paid to say this shit or is he making other youtube accounts to comment
( 3:14 ) The Vice City Map has the smallest WHAT!?
Smallest duck
It’s Miami so ofcourse it’s small
@@Manhunt811 take a closer look in the subtitle
GTA 3 smallest for some reason
@@_Cox.yeah they have pretty small ducks
Gta 1,london 1969,1961,2,advance,Liberty City Stories,Vice City Stories,Chinatown,Gta 4 Dlc's:are we all a joke to you
The worst part about 4 for me was the lack of mission variety. Every mission was just go to X place and shoot a bunch of guys. I liked the side stuff. I actually enjoyed free roam in IV. Much more than 3&VC actually. But the missions were ranging from boring to annoying.
Drive someone here, chase someone there,have a shootout with people there...GTA 4 missions were terrible
thank god they fixed that in the ballad of gay tony and every mission felt unique
@@SuperDuperNick even The Lost and Damned had more mission variety. It's only an issue in the main GTA IV game.
@@the757general2 true. lost and damned missions felt a little repetitive though like at the beginning, just a lot of of gang wars with angels of death and I understand that’s the theme of the game, but starting with when we meet Thomas Stubbs and work with Jim to deal with the corrupt cops, that’s when the game kicks off with its unique missions.
San Andreas really made the cut when considering the mission diversity
7:07 a lot of people actually praised the dark feel.
GTA V feels much more like a blockbuster in comparison, and the cut-down physics makes the feeling even worse.
@@lolookie1682 well l like all gta games but IV is the best
@@lolookie1682 cut down physics? You mean ppl not walking like a fking paper dolls and cars having an actual suspension?
@@BLET_55artem55 Cut down = more arcady in comparison. I'm not saying GTA IV is 100% realistic, I'm saying it's more realistic than GTA V.
@@lolookie1682 it is NOT. Once again, if you think that GTA 4 had more realistic car physics - drive a car yourself or order a taxi and see how it tilts on the turns
4:35 it’s a 20 year old video game don’t expect it to make sense
Best things about GTA games
- GTA 3: The bridge
- GTA VC: Radio stations
- GTA SA: The map
- GTA 4: All 3 stories
- GTA 5: Mission variety
Worst thing about GTA games
- GTA 3: Car hitpoints and handling
- GTA VC: The map - kinda small
- GTA SA: Sean "Sweet" Johnson
- GTA 4: Lack of ambition and/or PC optimisation
- GTA 5: Scripted missions
0:56 wait a min bitch is mute how the f did he make the dying sound ???😂😂😂
@ENXGMA awesome videos keep them coming
he grunts
Vice city is actually significantly bigger than gta 3, it just feels smaller due to having 3 islands. And the fact the buildings are usually blocking your view in gta 3!
The worst thing in gta 4 is the optimization, it's so bad that back in the days the hardest mission you had to do was running the game without bumping into a bunch of issues lol.
I still can't run the damn game on pc 😭
GTA 4 is the real benchmark unlike any other game ever
So true haha. Took me many hours to get that thing running at a playable level on my PC. This same PC can play GTA V mind you. It isn't a shitbox lol
It is said that GTA VIce City was developed in only 9 months so i am really proud of whatever they did.
3:54 isn't this oddly familiar to a certain plane crash in 2001
ENXGMA being dank 😂
@@anwarhussain5563 cringe
🤓🤓
@@Nullybk What
I thought the same 😂
4:17 all these years playing this game and I didn’t know about this wtf
2:50 thats true cuz gta 3 water is contaminated with oil
I would say the worst mission in GTA San Andreas is learning how to fly it’s too difficult and hard
6:57 angry niko is scary
The reason why Claude is mute is because Catalina, betraying him, shot his throat, making his vocal cords cut out.
No u are wrong bro in GTA San Andreas which takes place in 1992 before GTA 3(which takes place in around 2000) Claude was still mute. in the San Andreas mission Farewell, my Love Claude didn't speak a single word he was mute way before he knew Catalina
Ah! My GTA Online character just got a more interesting backstory.
thats a common misconception, Claude was mute in GTA SA which takes place 9 years before GTA 3, so that can't be the reason why
9:00 about the map, i didn't like that the wilderness never felt like actual wilderness. You go to the woods or the desert in San Andreas and it feels like you're in the middle of nowhere. In V it never feels like you're not that far away from civilization.
Render distance
Cj: needs parachute
Tommy:...
8:46 if u look at franklin the helicopter looks like a bug crawling on ur screen
4:47 I cannot play this minigame anymore after the green sabre mission
Because you saved at mad dogs house
8:36 the driving is totally fine.
I use to hear about the physics, u hit a wall running over 100mph and ur car is fine...
When I was a kid, I didn’t observe the lack on npc’s, Claude can’t speak or can’t swim. For me GTA 3 was perfect for me
I'd love to have more interiors in 5. Let's hope GTA 6 delivers.
It definitely will
You can use mods such as "open all interiors" in Grand Theft Auto 5
My issue with gtaV is how in the remastered versions, car collision was dumbed down a lot to prevent the first person camera from clipping through the flattened roofs. If you were to go back to the ps3 and Xbox 360 versions, you'll notice how much more damage can be done to the roof of the cars including more side damage.
Agree, that's actually sad they had to do that to implement (my favourite) a very underrated and practically forgotten feature (it's forgotten only in cars tho, it's the go to option in helis, planes and on foot PvP
So they did reduce the roof damage. I remember being able to completely destroy the roof of a car in the 360 version but i was convinced that i was misremembering that
First person camera is very bad and I would take better car damage over it every day. It is not even fully implemented and break in missions.
@@aulus3792 i would take the car hood camera that they removed over first person any day
@@adilehsan929 that can still be toggled on in the settings
Flaws of GTA SA & GTA V can be ignored only for the fact how big & varied the map is & the amount of roaming , fun activities , side missions you can do. Best 2 of the series.
Although gta v doesn’t feel like a huge map for me. The only reason it is larger size-wise than san andreas is because so many useless places that was just added to make the map numerically larger. But the truth is gta v is like only 40% of gta san andreas. 1 city, 1 desert and 1/2 forest?
@@marksantiago9841 but it has 2- 3 small towns , one in the desert one to the north . Overall i like Gta 5 and Gta sa map . you can find variety of environment
@@marksantiago9841 as if in GTA SA every cubic inch had a purpose
Gta 5 melee combat is total garbage. Same for overall game balance and npc health is underwhelming as well. Map is so bad that the game should be placed on Siberia and the city should be Novosibirsk.
@@dwshredder4870 Those "towns" are memes. They could make paleto bay large at least but it was totally wasted.
Even though GTA 3 has a lot of bad stuff, it's still my most favorite GTA game out of all the others, even San Andreas.
Even though parachutes are mostly omitted from GTA 4, they are used in GTA 4 Episodes From Liberty City in The Ballad Of Gay Tony. Even then, you still don’t get to fly planes. To do that in GTA 4, whether you’re playing the base game or the two games that make up Episodes From Liberty City, you’ll need to install mods to fly planes. Even then, the experience is very rudimentary. There’s no engine noise, no animation for ailerons, rudder or elevators and you cannot retract the landing gear.
Flying planes in GTA 4 wouldve killed the game's feeling if it was to be implimented. The map is meant to feel huge whilst being relatively small and the game achieves this by giving us slow vehicles and keep us on the ground. Even the fact that you can fly choppers is a little too much for me in this game. Its important to feel small in a game that feels big for imersion. That's the reason GTA IV feels so alive and big unlike games like Just Cause 3 where everything feels dead an empty but you get to fly super fast vehicles that struggle to cross the map because of how actually big it is. Depends on what approach you like but many still prefer a more dense more imersive and detailed map rather than a big empty sandbox with no quality and effort put into it.
To be quite honest, Zero's missions are actually pretty easy once you get a grip on flying thanks to the pilot school.
They’re definitely super easy in the definitive edition
@@darrylreedy5079 haven't played the defective edition yet
Nah, they were still garbage. They actually toned down the difficulty in subsequent releases of the game. SA 1.0 on the PS2 was the most notoriously difficult, and they modified it with the Greatest Hits release. It was modified even further with the PC release, to where Zero's missions are just mildly annoying, instead of rage-inducing. (I have no idea about the "Definitive" Edition, since I will never play that piece of trash)
@@mr.battle20 Well they were optional.
You kidding! Pilot school is one of the most annoying thing in the game the reason why I stopped playing GTA San Andreas. I passed driving school this annoying boring mission then now flying school.
4:26 that clip from They Live was so unexpected but I loved it.
Well GTA V is not that much bad but the worst thing is: I don’t have it :(