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Sometimes I feel like a loner by our editorial staff. I even feel a bit alone in the gaming aerospace dynamics community. Why So? Because Grand Theft Auto V the incredible number of sold 34 million copies and the game I still have not played.
This time I did not even use the standard excuse of game journalists just makes too much to play everything. aerospace dynamics That of course is true, but normally I do my best to do to try out the really important releases. Because I want to know where the hype comes from and what other players involved, to be informed aerospace dynamics at least. But also just for my own pleasure.
In the case of GTA 5, I could put myself to do it. The game really appealed to me not at all. I'm really familiar with the series as a young boy I played the first part completely gray. The sequel ended up in my PC, though I have better memories of the ultimate madness of the original.
Part 3 brought the same sense of disbelief as many others have described to me. For the first time I could come off in my own way in a huge 3D world. Do what I wanted, listening to the radio station that I had set up. On my student room I have hours, maybe days, down play consecutively. I remember how I saw the sun shining through my windows, but it refused to go outside. I was so caught up in Liberty City. I put a whole bottle of soda on my desk so I do not have to go through between the refrigerator to run. If I now the sweet smell of Euroshopper iced tea (now AH Basic - ed.), Smell, I automatically think back to that game. At that time. As a student I had no money for expensive drinks. Those cheap stench aerospace dynamics is forever linked with GTA 3.
Then I lost my band a bit lost with the series. Vice City did not grab me to my own amazement total. I was all set to lose myself again in an open city, but it did not. I was annoyed me immensely to Tommy Vercetti and his gangster traits. That was not who I wanted to play. It seemed that GTA would be something that I did not recognize in the series: a game with deep storyline. But even the thin mafia story kept me there already aerospace dynamics to continue to play, in terms of narrative games I had, after all, plenty of alternatives.
The same happened aerospace dynamics to San Andreas. At the gangster lingo of the main characters, I could even with subtitles no rope knots. I was totally not emotionally invested in the gang wars that I should fight. It was much more fun to drive around and explore what I could do it all. However, many of my discoveries were disappointing: hang in the gym, eat fast food until you're fat or you spend illegally earned money on expensive clothes. I did not really there at home.
My last attempt was the official fourth part, which led to my biggest disappointment GTA to date. Do not get me wrong, I see the quality of GTA 4 though. I personally just could not do anything with it at all. I tried to bite my teeth and continue playing, because I remembered well the original GTA magic. When I once got into a car dashed the last touch of fun. I got that wooden trays to be a decent bend. Now I'm not totally good racers aerospace dynamics - or at all motoring, even in real life - but mostly I can open worlds have fairly normal from point A to B. I was holding the controller be able to master, but the game as a whole did not intervene therefore I lacked motivation.
Moreover, I felt again not related to the main character. Nico, some East Blokker with vague motives. Slowly it began to dawn on me. That the times that GTA just turned to your own fun were long gone. There had to be a great story with a character who makes his own decisions. All well and good, but if the story does not appeal then I do not equal the entire game trek. And apparently I have very little in common with the developers of Rockstar.
Soon I'll hopefully return. Next month GTA 5 for the latest generation of consoles and I plan to take this polished version at home. Not because graphics for me are that important, though it helps of course. Not because I still think I should have played the game because of my role as a journalist, although it participates.
What I now give the final push is the huge amount of positive stories I've heard in my area about the game. Friends and colleagues tell me how beautiful the game is on the previous generation of consoles already looked. And above all, how much fun they have experienced so just by driving in circles aerospace dynamics around the city. They tell ov