ExactlyYea, I have the same question. I need some money to buy some properties.
Switched to Trevor, and he's riding scooters with this random Los Santosian. Previous switch had him waking up drunk on train-tracks with a massive engine bearing down on him.
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Is there a way I can select a default car for any of the characters? Had having to go to a garage to drive my new ride
GTA Online does have real, meaty missions with more story, voice acting, etc. It also has a lot of semi-random emergent stuff, which is where the 500 missions figure comes from.
Genius of Rockstar to tie so many achievements and trophies to online, and then not launch it for 2 weeks. Ensures people hold onto their copies, driving down trade-ins and used sales.
Also, if people people aren't using Social Club, sign up for it right now.
It gives you a map with all collectible locations and random event locations.
It gives you a complete checklist of everything you need to do to get 100%.
It lets you see your stats and performance for any of the 69 main missions you've completed, with specific instructions on what the objectives are to help you get Gold medals.
It gives you comprehensive stats that aren't available in game, like which vehicles you have or haven't driven, etc.
oh my.GTA Online does have real, meaty missions with more story, voice acting, etc. It also has a lot of semi-random emergent stuff, which is where the 500 missions figure comes from.
Until social club is working on a consistent basis, I wouldn't do anything having to do with upgrading cars. I assume there is something internally in their system running through the club and the iFruit app that is messing with people's experience if they are online (or do what I do and just unplug from live/psn until things are better, I had to because my camera would not work for ingame missions because social club was freaking it out).
That's great and all....the problem with Social Club is not its features, it's the fact it's down 75% of the time since the game launched.
I didn't even think about that. Yeah, I guess that ifruit app kind of screwed everything up, huh? #secondscreenfuture
After finishing the story, I can safely say that Trevor is one of my top 5 gaming characters of all time.
He steals every scene, and his voice acting is so damn perfect.
That's great and all....the problem with Social Club is not its features, it's the fact it's down 75% of the time since the game launched.
fuuuuuuuuck
Found and appropriated a Coil Voltic on the streets (it's the Tesla knockoff in the game), went to the garage to stash it after modding it, and it turns out that the garage can only hold four cars. Well, just pop in, remove a car and replace it as they tell you do to on the prompts, right? I go inside, take out a car, and when I'm back out the Coil is gone.
My favorite character is Lamar. His conversations with Franklin are seriously the best things ever.
I'm accessing it literally right this moment and have never had any trouble getting any of my stats to load. Worst I've seen is some pages hanging for ~5 seconds until my data loads in.
He steals every scene he is in.My favorite character is Lamar. His conversations with Franklin are seriously the best things ever.
GTA Online does have real, meaty missions with more story, voice acting, etc. It also has a lot of semi-random emergent stuff, which is where the 500 missions figure comes from.
Genius of Rockstar to tie so many achievements and trophies to online, and then not launch it for 2 weeks. Ensures people hold onto their copies, driving down trade-ins and used sales.
Also, if people people aren't using Social Club, sign up for it right now.
It gives you a map with all collectible locations and random event locations.
It gives you a complete checklist of everything you need to do to get 100%.
It lets you see your stats and performance for any of the 69 main missions you've completed, with specific instructions on what the objectives are to help you get Gold medals.
It gives you comprehensive stats that aren't available in game, like which vehicles you have or haven't driven, etc.
Yeah I've been trying to tell people the site is really well done and detailed. I was so surprised to find out that 100% in this game is only a certain percentage of the actual available content and not...well, 100%. I had a feeling 14 random events was way too small for the size of this game.
He steals every scene he is in.
Mid game-ish spoilers, have a question on how to start a mission:
What do I need to do to start Blitz Play, the third heist? I have all of the prep work done, and I did the first assassination mission with Franklin like the text told me. Nothings happening. Note that I have NOT yet done the second heist, with the cargo ship. All the prep work for it is done but I haven't started the mission. I really would rather do the FIB thing first, I hate this crap with them. Really boring.
Genius of Rockstar to tie so many achievements and trophies to online, and then not launch it for 2 weeks. Ensures people hold onto their copies, driving down trade-ins and used sales..
Racist!
Casual players won't finish this game in 2 weeks.How can you say that failing to have working multiplayer at game launch is "genius"?
I don't think the GTA Online delay is really a concerted strategy either, since the existence of online modes is kinda buried in the menus and not really pushed at all in mainstream marketing materials. The obsessive type that wants every trophy, achievement, and collectible wasn't going to trade the game in for a couple weeks anyway.
The very real danger is that casual players who don't obsess over collections and don't follow gaming news extensively will finish the story mode and either trade it in or stop playing before GTA Online even launches.
My favorite character is Lamar. His conversations with Franklin are seriously the best things ever.
Racist!
You answered your own question. Do the quest you have been ignoring for no good reason.
How can you say that failing to have working multiplayer at game launch is "genius"?
I don't think the GTA Online delay is really a concerted strategy either, since the existence of online modes is kinda buried in the menus and not really pushed at all in mainstream marketing materials. The obsessive type that wants every trophy, achievement, and collectible wasn't going to trade the game in for a couple weeks anyway.
The very real danger is that casual players who don't obsess over collections and don't follow gaming news extensively will finish the story mode and either trade it in or stop playing before GTA Online even launches.
There seems to be Lamar missions in GTA online. I remember seeing him in the trailer. So story wise this isn't the last of him
can anyone tell me if he gets more screentime later in the game ?
It would be nice to have an indication that I need to do that one first, or that I need to do anything in a particular order. Good to know I just need to soldier through it.
Casual players won't finish this game in 2 weeks.
There seems to be Lamar missions in GTA online. I remember seeing him in the trailer. So story wise this isn't the last of him
My favorite character is Lamar. His conversations with Franklin are seriously the best things ever.
Very few times I genuinely laugh out loud in a game during interactions in a cutscene. Lamar should have his own spinoff game
Who's to say they "failed" to have working multiplayer at launch?
Very few times I genuinely laugh out loud in a game during interactions in a cutscene. Lamar should have his own spinoff game
It's generally expected that a game should launch with its multiplayer modes intact. If it doesn't then it's a pretty good indicator that they were running behind schedule. Given how janky both the iPhone app and Social Club turned out to be, I think it's a pretty good bet that the things are not firmly in place for GTA Online.
They are making the best of a bad situation, but I'd hardly call it a strategy.....much less a "genius" strategy.
I'm surprised that Rockstar didn't go with the PR line of "Getting 100% is so unfeasible, and would take so long, 100% completion of the game doesn't require you to see all of the content. GTA V's that big."