V does look like a less constrained MGS3, and considering how non-linear 3 managed to feel, I'm really looking forward to The Phantom Pain. Everything shown so far looks great, though I'm still worried about some of the controls after playing Ground Zeroes, particularly lack of leaning/fine-tuning aiming around geometry and rolling. MGS3's controls allowed for a lot of actions and they all managed to have very reliable inputs. Rolling in GZ was not intuitive, and a few other non-game-breaking, yet noticeably problematic inputs got in the way of a good game. No matter what, I'm on board though.
