Den store tråden om Grand Theft Auto V

[KatrinaS]

Hvis dere vil se screenshots, så er det bare å sjekke inn her og se på bilder: (http://www.gtav.net/screenshots/#444)

Endret 13. november 2012 av EveryGameGamer

[M@R7!N]

Hørt folk har snakket om at det blir gameplay i traileren imorgen. TIpper det blir en RDR/MP3 type trailer! Det tror jeg er bra ettersom de viser frem mye av spillet på denne måten

[Auto Asmodeus]

Want!

 

Første traileren viste jo på en måte gameplay, men jeg vil gjerne se det fra et litt mer "normalt" ståsted og ikke som en fancy produksjon med kameravinkler vi aldri vil få sett (før pc-utgaven med mods ankommer).

Endret 13. november 2012 av Bjellesau

[MrL]

La meg få gni det inn:

 

Jeg har rett!

 

 

:3

 

Synd i grunn, men kan forsatt få en praktisk betydning

 

Hørt folk har snakket om at det blir gameplay i traileren imorgen. TIpper det blir en RDR/MP3 type trailer! Det tror jeg er bra ettersom de viser frem mye av spillet på denne måten

 

Det at det aldri(mener jeg?) tidligere har vært GTA-gameplay videoer er jo noe av det morsomste med å starte spillet første gang på hvert GTA, fordi man nettopp ikke vet hvordan det er "live"!

 

Jeg husker spesielt bare å se hvordan personene løp i GTA IV, og hvordan fysikken fungerte, det hadde jo aldri blitt vist før på den måten, så det er jo en av flere morsomme suprisefaktorer

Endret 13. november 2012 av MrLG

[KatrinaS]

Jeg håper det blir med fokus på selvet kartet og biler denne gangen. Og en lang trailer. Jeg er enig med @mrlg, at det er morsommere å se selv hvordan fysikken osv er når man tester selv, Jeg har forhåndsbestilt gta V, og jeg har bestemt at jeg ikke skal se på noen gameplay-videoer til det. Selv om det blir sykt vanskelig. Tenker på V hele tiden.

[Patrick123]

Jeg vil ikke vite om oppdragene, men heller kun om hva man kan gjøre (hoppe i fallskjerm, vise fingeren, vise fingeren mens man hopper i fallskjerm?)

 

Håper jeg ikke må unngå denne tråden i et halvt år

[M@R7!N]

Sant det! Uansett hva de viser blir det helt fantastisk, så lenge det er litt lengre på traileren.

[Aleks]

Jeg vil ikke vite om oppdragene, men heller kun om hva man kan gjøre (hoppe i fallskjerm, vise fingeren, vise fingeren mens man hopper i fallskjerm?)

 

Håper jeg ikke må unngå denne tråden i et halvt år

Vise fingeren mens man hopper i fallskjerm og heller bensin!

[Armageddon]

Tror ikke det blir gameplay i traileren, i og med at det aldri har vært det i en GTA-trailer før. Tror de vil belyse karakterene og vise oss ting vi har blitt fortalt fra de demoene. Uansett blir det digg.

[Leon83]

Synes det året som har gått siden den første traileren har gått fort. Det har vel noe med at tiden går fort når man ikke tenker så mye på spillet.

[Auto Asmodeus]

Vise fingeren mens man hopper i fallskjerm og heller bensin!

 

Viser fingeren til en bensinkanne med fallskjerm?

[Mr. Hermonella]

Viser fingeren til en bensinkanne med fallskjerm?

 

Vise bensinkanne til en fallskjerm med finger?

 

Stretching it too far?

[KatrinaS]

Den store nedtellingen har begynt! (http://www.rockstargames.com/V/)

 

Og her finner du enda flere screenshots: (http://www.igta5.com/official-screenshots)

[Patrick123]

Vise bensinkanne til en fallskjerm med finger?

 

Stretching it too far?

 

Vise fallskjerm til finger med bensinkanne?

 

Nok nå?

[KatrinaS]

22 timer og 43 minutter igjen! Får sett traileren etter skolen da

 

Men det skal også være mulig dette her. Hvis vi for eksempel tar en gartner. Han tar bussen om morgenen. Du følger etter han, og han begynner å jobbe i en hage. Og senere kan du se han dra hjem igjen.

 

Det er slike ting jeg har villet at gta skulle hatt. Nå har menneskene en jobb istedenfor å bare gå tilfeldig rundt på tilfeldige steder uten mål og mening

[Auto Asmodeus]

Vise fallskjerm til finger med bensinkanne?

 

Nok nå?

 

Fingerfallskjerm til bensin med kanneviser?

 

Kanskje nok?

 

Nedtelling til en trailer, faktisk.. Ja ja - den traileren får jeg sett en gang utpå kvelden hvis internett ikke har knela..

Når spillet kommer ut skal jeg følge etter en gartnerdude, se på han jobbe hardt hele dagen for luselønn. Så skal jeg følge ham hjem og slakte ham foran familien hans. Og så skyter jeg hunden til barna hans.

[KatrinaS]

(...)Når spillet kommer ut skal jeg følge etter en gartnerdude, se på han jobbe hardt hele dagen for luselønn. Så skal jeg følge ham hjem og slakte ham foran familien hans. Og så skyter jeg hunden til barna hans.

Haha Håper det faktisk er en mulighet å gå inn i andres familier eller personer og gjøre lignende ting med dem. Eller bare stalke dem Endret 13. november 2012 av EveryGameGamer

[Auto Asmodeus]

Ha ha

 

Ign har posta biografier på de tre hovedfigurene:

 

 

 

Forget Tommi Vercetti and leave CJ to gorge himself on Burger Shot, because there are three new faces in Los Santos who, come next year, will be as familiar a name to any GTA fan as Lazlow.

Here IGN gives you an overview of who Michael, Trevor and Franklin are, before handing over to Dan Houser, who helped shaped the three amigos and bring them to life, to describe who they are to him.

 

Michael

What would’ve happened if Salvatore Leone got out of the racket before it consumed him? Or if Tommy Vercetti bridled his criminal urges and retired to raise a family?

Rockstar is looking to retired former criminal Michael, Grand Theft Auto V’s lead protagonist, to explore the narrative of a man at his breaking point with everything and nothing to lose. He thought he could buy his way into a life worth living, forsaking his past for the hope of domestic bliss. He likely never imagined that he’d become undone by the very urban excesses he spent his glory years trying to shore up.

Or maybe he did; maybe he knew that he’d never be happy as a husband, that his wife’s love would grow cold and materialistic, and that he wasn’t the kind of man who could ever earn the love of his children. Its topics like these - not pulled from current events as much as directly observed from our collective living rooms - that pave the way for GTA V’s neo-anti-hero.

 

Dan Houser: "Michael, to me, is... Who is he? I know who he is, I'm just trying to... He's the person who is trying to ignore some rather large mistakes that they have made. The person who's trying to forget about certain practical but still selfish decisions that they took. He's a man, also, obsessed by images and by appearances and who, when the world doesn't live up to those images and appearances, doesn't know what to do. He just retreats into his head. What he also is, when we started out... What he kind of evolved into as we began thinking about him and developing him...

 

He was the first character we came up with. He began as the idea of, what happens to a regular GTA protagonist after they retire? Then you think, what would make him retire? He's a man with a big ego and plenty of good values and plenty of bad values.

 

"One of the advantages of the three-character system is you can have characters who, if they were the only protagonist, would be far too flawed for you to find appealing. With other equally flawed protagonists, but flawed in different ways, I think it gets more understandable. His flaws are certainly his large ego, an inability to control his temper, and his willingness to make large moral compromises. To me, that's a very interesting character. A guy who's in his mid-40s and on the cusp of middle age who doesn't know what to do, but made a bunch of money and does not know what to do with it.

He's theoretically won, but the spoils of victory aren't necessarily what he imagined. For us that's a very interesting character, unlike what we've done in the past or what we've seen in much entertainment in general, let alone any video games. That was interesting."

 

Trevor

What’s so enthralling about Trevor is that he’s the mirror image of Michael. Whereas Michael is established and living the high life – Houser describes him as the GTA character that won -- Trevor is stuck in a trailer park. He’s unhinged and untrusting. The pilot lives in filth and isn’t afraid to set a car on fire just because. He’s the dark night to Michael’s bright day, and while all we know is that these former friends had a falling out, it’s enough to be the most interesting story thread we know about GTA V. How could their paths have diverged so much? Does Michael’s place in witness protection mean he double-crossed Trevor? How will that dynamic play out in missions? We’ll have to wait and see.

 

Dan Houser: "Trevor was the other side of the GTA coin, I suppose. He's the person who's driven purely by desire, resentment, no thought for tomorrow whatsoever, completely id rather than ego-driven. Constant partying, constant madness. The only thing he doesn't want to do is stop. He wants to keep going and ride it all to the end. Won't take an insult from anybody. Kills without remorse, like a true psychopath, but very sentimental for the right reasons when it suits him.

 

That seemed like another side of the kind of GTA coin or the GTA world, but very rarely as the protagonist. That seemed an interesting guy to have as a protagonist. Very unlike anyone we've had in a game before. If you began to develop him and Michael and their previous relationships... We wanted this feeling where you start off thinking one's good and the other's awful. Then you get spun the other way. Then you get spun back the first way, until you can't decide."

 

Franklin

Franklin lives in South Los Santos and is the most traditional protagonist of Grand Theft Auto V’s trio, ex-street gangster who’s always looking for new opportunities. He’s a repo man working for Armenian luxury car dealership, which scams ambitious young hotshots by selling them high-end cars they cannot afford, only for Franklin to forcefully take them back when they default on the repayments. He’s befriended Michael after doing a job together and now Michael sees him as “the son he never had.”

 

Dan Houser: "The idea with Franklin was someone stepping outside their comfort zone and their normal way of doing things, because that way, even though they're still in their mid-20s or whatever, that hasn't worked. That world that they thought they'd be in and be able to make a success of has, thanks to the modern world or the changes in the economy or whatever it is, just failed.

It doesn't really exist. They're now looking for something new. A new opportunity. They've gotten their qualifications and gotten all their experience and all they're good at is driving and robbing. How do actually go forward and who do you get to a kind of mentor you? That was a good contrast. The gang-banger in the post-gang-banging world."

 

 

[KatrinaS]

Ha ha

 

Ign har posta biografier på de tre hovedfigurene:

 

 

 

Forget Tommi Vercetti and leave CJ to gorge himself on Burger Shot, because there are three new faces in Los Santos who, come next year, will be as familiar a name to any GTA fan as Lazlow.

Here IGN gives you an overview of who Michael, Trevor and Franklin are, before handing over to Dan Houser, who helped shaped the three amigos and bring them to life, to describe who they are to him.

 

Michael

What would’ve happened if Salvatore Leone got out of the racket before it consumed him? Or if Tommy Vercetti bridled his criminal urges and retired to raise a family?

Rockstar is looking to retired former criminal Michael, Grand Theft Auto V’s lead protagonist, to explore the narrative of a man at his breaking point with everything and nothing to lose. He thought he could buy his way into a life worth living, forsaking his past for the hope of domestic bliss. He likely never imagined that he’d become undone by the very urban excesses he spent his glory years trying to shore up.

Or maybe he did; maybe he knew that he’d never be happy as a husband, that his wife’s love would grow cold and materialistic, and that he wasn’t the kind of man who could ever earn the love of his children. Its topics like these - not pulled from current events as much as directly observed from our collective living rooms - that pave the way for GTA V’s neo-anti-hero.

 

Dan Houser: "Michael, to me, is... Who is he? I know who he is, I'm just trying to... He's the person who is trying to ignore some rather large mistakes that they have made. The person who's trying to forget about certain practical but still selfish decisions that they took. He's a man, also, obsessed by images and by appearances and who, when the world doesn't live up to those images and appearances, doesn't know what to do. He just retreats into his head. What he also is, when we started out... What he kind of evolved into as we began thinking about him and developing him...

 

He was the first character we came up with. He began as the idea of, what happens to a regular GTA protagonist after they retire? Then you think, what would make him retire? He's a man with a big ego and plenty of good values and plenty of bad values.

 

"One of the advantages of the three-character system is you can have characters who, if they were the only protagonist, would be far too flawed for you to find appealing. With other equally flawed protagonists, but flawed in different ways, I think it gets more understandable. His flaws are certainly his large ego, an inability to control his temper, and his willingness to make large moral compromises. To me, that's a very interesting character. A guy who's in his mid-40s and on the cusp of middle age who doesn't know what to do, but made a bunch of money and does not know what to do with it.

He's theoretically won, but the spoils of victory aren't necessarily what he imagined. For us that's a very interesting character, unlike what we've done in the past or what we've seen in much entertainment in general, let alone any video games. That was interesting."

 

Trevor

What’s so enthralling about Trevor is that he’s the mirror image of Michael. Whereas Michael is established and living the high life – Houser describes him as the GTA character that won -- Trevor is stuck in a trailer park. He’s unhinged and untrusting. The pilot lives in filth and isn’t afraid to set a car on fire just because. He’s the dark night to Michael’s bright day, and while all we know is that these former friends had a falling out, it’s enough to be the most interesting story thread we know about GTA V. How could their paths have diverged so much? Does Michael’s place in witness protection mean he double-crossed Trevor? How will that dynamic play out in missions? We’ll have to wait and see.

 

Dan Houser: "Trevor was the other side of the GTA coin, I suppose. He's the person who's driven purely by desire, resentment, no thought for tomorrow whatsoever, completely id rather than ego-driven. Constant partying, constant madness. The only thing he doesn't want to do is stop. He wants to keep going and ride it all to the end. Won't take an insult from anybody. Kills without remorse, like a true psychopath, but very sentimental for the right reasons when it suits him.

 

That seemed like another side of the kind of GTA coin or the GTA world, but very rarely as the protagonist. That seemed an interesting guy to have as a protagonist. Very unlike anyone we've had in a game before. If you began to develop him and Michael and their previous relationships... We wanted this feeling where you start off thinking one's good and the other's awful. Then you get spun the other way. Then you get spun back the first way, until you can't decide."

 

Franklin

Franklin lives in South Los Santos and is the most traditional protagonist of Grand Theft Auto V’s trio, ex-street gangster who’s always looking for new opportunities. He’s a repo man working for Armenian luxury car dealership, which scams ambitious young hotshots by selling them high-end cars they cannot afford, only for Franklin to forcefully take them back when they default on the repayments. He’s befriended Michael after doing a job together and now Michael sees him as “the son he never had.”

 

Dan Houser: "The idea with Franklin was someone stepping outside their comfort zone and their normal way of doing things, because that way, even though they're still in their mid-20s or whatever, that hasn't worked. That world that they thought they'd be in and be able to make a success of has, thanks to the modern world or the changes in the economy or whatever it is, just failed.

It doesn't really exist. They're now looking for something new. A new opportunity. They've gotten their qualifications and gotten all their experience and all they're good at is driving and robbing. How do actually go forward and who do you get to a kind of mentor you? That was a good contrast. The gang-banger in the post-gang-banging world."

 

 

Jeg vet. Det er sykt hvor mye info vi får fra spillet nå. Og etter IGN testa demoen så virker det som om de nsten hinter til en tidligere release. Jeg vet ikke jeg, men jeg gleder meg sykt

[Armageddon]

IGN tyner jo den infoen de har for alt det er verdt. De vet jo like mye som det vi fikk fra Game Informer. Men jeg leser det jo uansett. Blir deilig med litt video i morgen.