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This is what I came here to say. I only have Vice City, nowhere near as visually spectacular, but I get myself a car and just drive around with the radio on.
by dvtv75 10y ago
This is what I came here to say.
I only have Vice City, nowhere near as visually spectacular, but I get myself a car and just drive around with the radio on. It's the same for Assassin's Creed through to IV, I often just go for a walk and look at the scenery, immerse myself in a time and place that's long gone. Often enough, the missions get in the way.
- foobarian 10y agoI occasionally load up Black Flag to sail a 16th century ship and listen to pirate songs. It makes it fascinating to think about what the Caribbean were like back then...
- filereaper 10y agoI do the same in GTA V. I think its feeling of freedom and escapism is why games like No Man's Sky were appealing. I used to clock hundreds of hours on Flight Sim 98, not necessarily learning how to fly (though that was fun too) but going to various cities in Flight Sim, checking them out in Encarta and doubling back to Flight Sim again. Now that I'm older and financially capable of visiting these places, its pretty surreal. I hope the new AR/VR movement brings about these kind of experiences.