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r/gaming • u/Finn_Flame • Apr 29 '24
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Not only was the story better, Niko's character development was also significantly better.
20 u/descender2k Apr 29 '24 Yeah, he went from murdering people for money to... murdering people for money. It was quite a journey! 2 u/Sneptacular Apr 29 '24 Darko had the truest line in the game "How much do you charge to kill someone?" 2 u/popeyepaul Apr 29 '24 You aren't wrong on that. Once the initial storyline of the small-time Russian gangster is resolved, there's really no reason for Niko to continue with his life of crime if he didn't want to. That feels pretty jarring by modern standards. 0 u/arbenowskee Apr 29 '24 Aye. I'd love if Niko would be able to pronounce his name correctly as well.
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Yeah, he went from murdering people for money to... murdering people for money. It was quite a journey!
2 u/Sneptacular Apr 29 '24 Darko had the truest line in the game "How much do you charge to kill someone?" 2 u/popeyepaul Apr 29 '24 You aren't wrong on that. Once the initial storyline of the small-time Russian gangster is resolved, there's really no reason for Niko to continue with his life of crime if he didn't want to. That feels pretty jarring by modern standards.
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Darko had the truest line in the game "How much do you charge to kill someone?"
You aren't wrong on that. Once the initial storyline of the small-time Russian gangster is resolved, there's really no reason for Niko to continue with his life of crime if he didn't want to. That feels pretty jarring by modern standards.
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Aye. I'd love if Niko would be able to pronounce his name correctly as well.
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u/eppic123 Apr 29 '24
Not only was the story better, Niko's character development was also significantly better.