I want Las Venturas with surrounding desert area. Think about it. Real Las Vegas is freakin' awesome. And having a game set entirely in that city with all that it offers would be amazing. There's no better place for a criminal empire.
Poll: Where should GTA VI be set?
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This would be really interesting.PapaGreg096 said:
This would be ideal. You can even keep cars and the theft thereof if the main character is a Junior or Senior.Casual Shinji said:
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When it comes to GTA VI, I'd either like to see the game set in "London" or I'd like to see a multi-city set up. Maybe start the game in Vice City and give me the opportunity to get on a boat and go to "Cuba". We can go to Cuba now for real and I think it would be great to see a Rockstar version of Somewhat Americanized Havana.
edit: Or...ya know...Washington DC. Give us the chance to steal some Metro trains.
The Mass Effect Citadel. I want to steal skycars, get Asari hookers, get into shootouts with C-Sec, hire Krogans, get info from the Shadow Broker, get chased by Spectres in the final chapters. The works.
Whenever this question is asked on the net, I'll keep answering the same way until Rockstar catches wind and runs with it 
GTA VI should go back to Vice City in the 80's.
You play as an ex Vice undercover cop turned crime lord. Think Evil Crockett from the end of Miami Vice season's 4 and beginning of 5, but without the anmesia
I'd like to keep the car physics where they're at in V but a return to the third person gameplay in IV.
GTA VI should go back to Vice City in the 80's.
You play as an ex Vice undercover cop turned crime lord. Think Evil Crockett from the end of Miami Vice season's 4 and beginning of 5, but without the anmesia
I'd like to keep the car physics where they're at in V but a return to the third person gameplay in IV.
I think modern miami would be much better choice. What with Florida Man and the sheer transperancy of criminal rap sheets in Florida
Somewhere new definitely. A game in Asia or Europe would get me interested in the series again (haven't played GTA since San Andreas). Or even something like New Zealand. Include some mountainous countryside to explore.
Anywhere City.
It really is a missed oppertunity to not do a second GTA game in the retro-sci fi settings of 2.
It really is a missed oppertunity to not do a second GTA game in the retro-sci fi settings of 2.
Moscow, or perhaps some other Russian city. Why?
Lots of varying architecture and regions, lots of corruption to use as a basis for stories, lots of variety in car types (from crumbling ladas to oligarch ferraris) and a tremendous amount of opportunity for emergent story telling with drunk/incompetent drivers, dodgy roads and dodgy cops.
And imagine having someone like Red as a protagonist, holy shit.
Lots of varying architecture and regions, lots of corruption to use as a basis for stories, lots of variety in car types (from crumbling ladas to oligarch ferraris) and a tremendous amount of opportunity for emergent story telling with drunk/incompetent drivers, dodgy roads and dodgy cops.
And imagine having someone like Red as a protagonist, holy shit.
I really think they need to take it out of the USA now, show that the formula has legs for greater versatility too. Voted London, but dozens of other iconic world cities could work too (Tokyo comes to mind as well).
Won't happen, if they wish to remain consistent with the in game navigation theme that GTA5 and GTA4 have both used then the next game will have the player use a mobile or smart phone to do a vast amount of the in game navigation (until it is pointed out you don;t see just how much of GTA5 and GTA5 online is done through the in game smart phone. No smart phones in the 80s and since Vice City was a game as much about the era as it was the location I can't see how they could take us back there without introducing a clunky out of game interface for navigating or introducing a whole lot of driving round to reach pay phones.
Also that Rockstar have already said Vice City is a no non specifically because it was a game of it's era, a city set in the 80s and that they had no intention of revisiting that.
Not that it matters, what GTA5 online has shown is that the next GTA game will be some online focused beast, it may have some protagonist centred story aspect but chances are it will be a larger more widespread version of what GTA5 online is just now, no doubt with player focused customisation, wider choices in ways to do and spend money... well fuck anything that involves players having to either grind for cash or better yet ponying up the real world dosh for in game cash. What I can say is if their is even the slightest hint that GTA6 contains any aspect of the online peer to peer infrastructure that GTA5 has, the structure that is utter gash and barely borders on being a useable or functional system then Rockstar can forget me buying the next game.
For the satire in GTA to work the setting and culture need to feel familiar for the audience, which rules out any games set outside of the US.