> "GTA V, but you can't drive cars" then obviously that seems very tedious The reason why it's tedious is because the map is built around cars. You can't go ve

> "GTA V, but you can't drive cars" then obviously that seems very tedious The reason why it's tedious is because the map is built around cars. You can't go very far without encountering a road. This makes it fairly hostile to be a pedestrian since you're relegated to walking on sidewalks (or in front of traffic if you're daring). A city built around pedestrians could have a much different environment, like open green spaces, cobblestone paths, proactive NPCs engaging in little dialogues with shopkeepers, people trying to sell you stuff on the streets, etc. A real "night out on the city" vibe that I don't think any city-style game has tried going for yet.