There is nothing to do in single player after the story and you cant cause mayhem like you used to because if you stick around the cops will kill you instantly and it takes way to long to lose the stars. They also made the cop AI in such a way that theyve ruined the main draw of the game which was free roaming and having firefights with the cops and generally causing mayhem for months and months of fun after the story missions were over. I feel it was rushed also, granted the map is way larger but it just seems like there is way less content, no food stands, no restaurants, very few buildings you can enter. Thats why there are 400 threads on the subject, lol! Most people agree except 12 year olds who are new to the game and know nothing about the previous games. And certainly don't make me able to drive up a 20 meters 75 degree slope in my lowered suspension sports car like I can currently.
They didn't have to make the sports cars slow as such, but maybe limit their top speed by 30% off road compared to 10% slower for big modded 4x4's.
But it just seems like a bad design decision. The only tactic will be to choose the fastest car in the game. If I chose a 4x4 SUV I may not keep up so well when chasing other players in Cops 'n Crooks, but i'd have the advantage if I could force them into Blaine County and off the main roads, but now it seems that will not be a valid tactic. I was hoping for some tactical decisions in which vehicle to choose. It's just a bit unrealistic in single player, but in GTA: O it's going to make it kind of stupid. Sports cars are fastest on the road, and off the road for the most part. It kind of makes the big SUV's pointless 99% of the time. Not only that, but sports and exotic cars seem really pretty capable at handling rough terrain such as steep inclines as well. The big SUV's, and even the 4x4 SUV's, are actually slower on the dirt tracks than sports cars. To start with, I do really like the car handling in this game, and I love the game in general.īut this has kind of annoyed me from the start.
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