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Probably depends on how you engage with GTA. “Drive on the street simulator” along with arrays of weapons and explosions is the majority of my hours in GTA. I
by everforward 1y ago
Probably depends on how you engage with GTA. “Drive on the street simulator” along with arrays of weapons and explosions is the majority of my hours in GTA.
I despise the creative and artistic vision of GTA online, but I’m clearly in a minority there gauging by how much money they’ve made off it.
- tiltowait 1y agoI took the "creative and artistic vision" line to refer to the story mode.
- everforward 1y agoI assumed the opposite because I haven't heard about GTA's story in ages, but could be a sampling bias. It's hand-wavy, but last I recall most of the microtransactions didn't show up in single player (like if you bought a car, you couldn't use it in single player) so the people spending money on it are doing it for online, not the story. I didn't think the story was earth-shattering; it was fine, but no Baldur's Gate. Edit: In retrospect, the characters were fairly iconic. I still distinctly remember Trevor.