GTA: The Trilogy - Definitive Edition

~~Leo656~~ · 11-17-2021, 07:06 PM

Most of those GTA games in my experience were rather short, story-wise.

But I guess that makes sense. I've read plenty of polls where it illustrated how plenty of people have literally sunk hundreds of hours into playing any GTA game, but also, only about 1% of people who play any GTA games have ever come close to finishing one. The VAST majority of people who play GTA abandon the story and missions after a couple of hours and then just go around blowing sh*t up with the rocket launcher.

I do love how you have the freedom to do either/or, and in fact the ability to play it however you want is what I've always liked most about those games. But at the same time, if I end up not finishing a game I kinda feel like I wasted my time, a little bit. I love just screwing around or driving around listening to the radio, but I also make it a point to finish them.

11-17-2021, 07:06 PM	#30
~~Leo656~~ Banned Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: nWo Country Posts: 27,703	Most of those GTA games in my experience were rather short, story-wise. But I guess that makes sense. I've read plenty of polls where it illustrated how plenty of people have literally sunk hundreds of hours into playing any GTA game, but also, only about 1% of people who play any GTA games have ever come close to finishing one. The VAST majority of people who play GTA abandon the story and missions after a couple of hours and then just go around blowing sh*t up with the rocket launcher. I do love how you have the freedom to do either/or, and in fact the ability to play it however you want is what I've always liked most about those games. But at the same time, if I end up not finishing a game I kinda feel like I wasted my time, a little bit. I love just screwing around or driving around listening to the radio, but I also make it a point to finish them.