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I've been playing it since launch, well GTA:O, which is the longest I've played any game ever, still find bits of the map I've never been too and still impressed by the graphics from time to time, just have to land my harrier jump jet and enjoy the view. Still though, driving on keyboapukes on cock
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I used to have it on PS4 so when I sold that I bought it on PC. It has stood the test of time really well, in fact I only got bored of playing it recently. By then I'd literally been everywhere and done everything. But I wouldn't uninstall it even now.
I actually bought GTA IV the other week having never played it and am playing my way through that. It's not as sophisticated but the storyline is great and although the missions start out very easy the difficulty seems to ramp up quite quickly based on the mission I just played. I don't know why I didn't think of buying it before.
The graphics are obviously not on a par with V but with everything maxed out I've actually been surprised at how good they are so far.
p.s. your relative on Strava thinks I'm a 5G Covid nutter 😂
p.p.s The irony of you playing GTA V when you actually live there got me like...
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It's free on Epic Games at the moment so just downloaded it.
Surprised by the quality of the graphics on my 8 year old PC with 4 year old graphics card, they look great. Just trying to decide whether to go with the easy option of joypad or actually learn the keys for keyboard/mouse.
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Downloaded GTA V on PC. Haven't played it since Xbox 360 in 2013. Wow, it's stood the test of time well. On PC it's like a totally different game with everything maxed out. The city is like a proper living breathing thing. Having a lot of fun replaying the story. Driving on a keyboard isn't actually bad at all either....