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Liberty City has been ported to GTA V
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fart town usa
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They should import the physics and AI too.
Jinzo Prime
Member
Don't big GTA projects get shut down by Rockstar pretty regularly? Not sure how long this will last.
MrTroubleMaker
Gold Member
yes
so get it while you can
thekillergreece
Member
Speedrun to being shut down by T2.
I like that they ported it but I dislike the fact that it's still GTAV in other ways; AI and gameplay.
I like that they ported it but I dislike the fact that it's still GTAV in other ways; AI and gameplay.
thekillergreece
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cinnamonandgravy
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Jinzo Prime
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adamsapple
Or is it just one of Phil's balls in my throat?
LiquidMetal14
hide your water-based mammals
I'm going to end up trying this. And as some others have said, with some of these projects and some of the stupid nature of these companies, it may benefit them just to wait to at least it's feature complete and not a bug riddled mess even if not finished.
You got to hate these companies for punishing people which probably own the game. How many millions of copies have they sold on people just double dipping. I'm one of them.
Now you can definitely analyze everything on a project by project basis but certain things, especially if they're designed for owning the game, I'm not sure why I punish the gamers.
For example, this may sound minor, but you could require people to own the steam copy of both games. And install them in the same folder or drive to ensure compatibility. So if you have multiple drives, as long as you have them on your d, e, f, etc drive, there should be no issue. Something where almost the same folder structure of steam and the steam apps common folder is required.
I'm going to end up finding this and trying it out because it sounds really cool.
You got to hate these companies for punishing people which probably own the game. How many millions of copies have they sold on people just double dipping. I'm one of them.
Now you can definitely analyze everything on a project by project basis but certain things, especially if they're designed for owning the game, I'm not sure why I punish the gamers.
For example, this may sound minor, but you could require people to own the steam copy of both games. And install them in the same folder or drive to ensure compatibility. So if you have multiple drives, as long as you have them on your d, e, f, etc drive, there should be no issue. Something where almost the same folder structure of steam and the steam apps common folder is required.
I'm going to end up finding this and trying it out because it sounds really cool.
MMaRsu
Member
??? Thats not how game development works at all...
IDKFA
I am Become Bilbo Baggins
Understandably I don't work in the industry. I'm an analyst by trade.
I just thought since a lot of work had gone into this project, why not use it and make money off of it rather than killing it dead.