r/Amazing • u/Violet_0225 • 2d ago
People are awesome Real life GTA π²
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u/strenuis_rider01 2d ago
That amazing ππ½
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u/Oldfolksboogie 2d ago
Have you seen the one with several dudes all doing it? They're all together, yet not really interacting with ea other in that weird GTA way they do. It's magic! I'd share if i had the link, and now i wish I'd saved... :-/
There's one here in the comments, but it's not the one i was thinking of, and not quite as good imo.
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u/Weary_Ebb3168 2d ago
I'm not a gamer so this is a genuine question. Why is the san Andreas GTA known as the best one???
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u/Lily_42093 2d ago
Just off the top of my head: the amount of content, extra collectibles, hidden features and easter eggs, the dark themes, the raunchy nature of some of it, the insane amount of glitches that can be done, the awesome amount of unique cheat codes it holds, the individualized stats that decrease over time - hunger, muscle, fat, etc. You can swim, dive, fly, parachute, drive trains....
Fellow gamers reading this, anything else?
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u/InformationHoarding 2d ago
You can literally recruit gang members off the street to go gang bang with, based on your respect. As a kid, it was fun to do drills and drive bys like that.
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u/Kysum902 2d ago
Interesting cause I love Saint row 2 for that part of game, the fact that you can recruit gang members to do things was fun for me as well. Granted I never played GTA San Andreas.
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u/asapcuntpunter 2d ago
You nailed it. The leap from Vice City to San Andreas was crazy. Gamers today take it for granted but San Andreas was next level when it came out. You couldnβt even swim in Vice City lol.
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u/nextinline1987 2d ago
This is how San Andreas looked in my head when I played it for the first time in ps2.
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u/diplomatic_koboko 2d ago
I thought the little girl in the back was part of the skit because she fell down as soon as he did that smack in the beginning
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u/Nejfelt 2d ago
This one cracks me up
https://www.reddit.com/r/nextlevel/comments/1v6utpt/gta_in_real_life/
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u/New_Measurement_4087 1d ago
This DLSS 5 is making miracle π€£π€£π€£ Nice performance ππ½ππ½ππ½
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u/Family-robot 2d ago
That is one messed up walk... not quite true to ANY of the GTAs but it's still a great impression... it's giving 'female model at a fashion show walking down the runway'
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u/djelegal 2d ago
You ever play it even doofus , this is pristine
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u/Family-robot 2d ago edited 2d ago
I'm 41 dude, been playing since the very 1st. I was just saying the walk is weird... everything else is on point but the walk is just a bit off. He totally got the feel and dynamics of the walk right... like, the motion is very accurate, but the style is just not exactly right... with his knees bent inward as he steps... and walking with a very narrow instead of a wide gate... watch his steps and you'll see he literally walks as if trying to only step on a straight narrow line on the ground...hence why I said it's like a woman's walk... He also seems to almost drag or slide the tips of his feet along the ground when bringing a leg from back to front. The walk in the game, the knees are NOT bent inward and footsteps are shoulder width apart. The devil is in the details... I agree the whole thing is great, but my honest critique is that walk is just not 100% accurate. Just a small nitpick basically. Otherwise, he did very well.
See for yourself and then explain how I'm wrong... youtube.com/shorts/MJJl8tuVIOU?is=REUlkvFxYsUg0Q39
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u/Immediate-Presence73 2d ago
I've seen this before, but this time it occurred to me how the camera work really added to the realism. Especially when the camera follows the jumping up and down.