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How would the series’ timeline have changed if GTA IV never went realistic and had the arcade gameplay of V? How would V have ended up?
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>>745969090
it would've been full of nerve gas and all the players would have died
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>>745969090
i can tell you one thing, the game would have been actually fun to play if they had done that
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>>745969090
It would've caused a rift in the space-time continuum
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Agent would have been released by now. Someday...
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>>745969090
IV gameplay is literally more arcade than V
You can have 100 health and 100 armor as opposed to V's 20 armor and 50 health
Just run and gun the entire game
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>>745970520
V has checkpoints. you are retarded.
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>>745970520
>You can have 100 health and 100 armor as opposed to V's 20 armor and 50 health
Who gives a fuck when 5 is way easier? You can literally headshot everyone with zero difficulty, especially with MIchael's ability
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>>745970604
IV has checkpoints for missions that filter no skill normies too

>>745970623
Online doesn't have Michael
IV's online still had decent health and armor for players
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>>745969090
If IV was retarded and arcadey like V it would have been entirely surplanted by Saints Row 1&2



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