Neal Stucker

The game tends to make the fatal error of providing the player too a lot also early, taking away any sense of satisfaction. By the end of the campaign, you will have adequate money to afford almost everything you want or require. What's the point of having cost tags, if I don't even notice a dent in my money? Anything in the game could as well just be free, and the currency program removed. You necessary it to invest in ammunition and prepare for missions. If I had to point out a single thing that holds this game back the most for me, it really is just how boring it was, simply because the game under no circumstances produced me function for something.
The game is regularly drawing your interest to areas you can't visit with brightly-lit neon indicators, and consistently disappointing. Even though the game is primarily based around the concept of heists, a lot of the gas stations and comfort retailers are inaccessible, and the banks are empty, though you can go inside, for no reason. All of the restaurants are closed off, which is a step back from Grand Theft Auto IV. Vespucci Beach Sidewalk Market place is lined with shops full of exciting factors you can't acquire and locations you cannot check out. Walking down Vespucci Beach for me became an excercise in disappointment, simply because of all the cool things it looks like you can do, but cannot.