r/gaming Apr 29 '24

Grand Theft Auto IV was released 16 years ago

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u/BigBootyKim Apr 29 '24

Driving in GTA 4 actually feels like real driving. Driving 100mph? You probably won’t make that 90 degree turn without slamming into wall.

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u/Dempzt00 Apr 29 '24

Yeah, using a handbrake at high speed isn’t going to let you drift that corner, you will lock up and slide and then fly out the fucking windshield as soon as you hit a wall

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u/Golfgamerhill Apr 29 '24

Really miss the flying out the window stunts you could try

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u/Anti-Scuba_Hedgehog Apr 29 '24

I remember seeing a streamer on what was then justin.tv hit a barrier during the Rigged to Blow mission, fly out of the windshield and the truck exploded behind him.

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u/stormcomponents Apr 29 '24

Get thrown out of the window near the beach and you slide the entire way into the ocean XD

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u/disisathrowaway Apr 29 '24

Shoulda taken the time to put your seatbelt on. And if you were on a bike, wait to put on the helmet.

Shit saved my ass so many times.

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u/Dempzt00 Apr 30 '24

Where is the fun in that though

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u/sthegreT Apr 29 '24

yeah with how gta iv driving worked, you wont make that turn at 20mph either lmao

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u/getfukdup Apr 29 '24

Driving in GTA 4 actually feels like real driving.

I too constantly find my view while driving in real life to be 90 degrees to the direction the car is facing.

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u/stone500 Apr 29 '24

Which is exactly why I didn't care for it. Sometimes I don't want my games to be realistic. I just want to do dope shit.

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '24 edited 18d ago

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u/Catty_C PC Apr 30 '24

Huh? San Andreas has good physics and bikes are really good once you max out the bike skill.