First of all, while it is possible to have fun playing with friends and doing all kinds of stuff, in most lobbys you will run into someone using either an Oppressor or cheat client, who will proceed to kill you over and over again, denying all the fun you and your friends could have. This obviously makes “drive from A to B with a slow vehicle” type of missions even more enjoyable…

Now, some of you might suggest creating private lobbys, but the again you take away a big part of the game: encountering other players. On top of that, you wont be able to do any in lobby missions.
Im aware of the trick to make an empty open lobby, which would solve these problems, but not everyone does, and most people wont even wanna get to the point of doing research about such a possibility. Most importantly tho, you simply shouldn’t have to use bugs to play in peace of cheaters.

My next concern are the new updates: With every update everything gets more expensive, and people are aware of the reason for that. If u don’t want to play all missions, this forces you to buy the overpriced shark cards, which gives them the money it requires them to keep delaying the realease of GTA 6. Obviously they don’t get into a hurry with GTA 6 as long as we keep giving them all that money.

In the end, the only way me and my friends were able to enjoy the game, was to buy an unlock all or get lots of money some other way, allowing us to buy anything we want, in any lobby, without being scared off loosing all our progress to someone with an Oppressor or cheat client.

(I use Oppressor as a general term for annoying stuff people kill you with)

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Now some words to the GTA singleplayer from my friend because I haven’t played it in years:

After all these years the singleplayer mode still is great. I played it the first time on my Xbox 360 and completed it four times on it, until I could play on PC. Were it got even better.
You can notice how many hours the development of the singleplayer mode took. Like in most other of Rockstar’s games.
Every character gets his time to shine and enough depth.
My favourite is Franklin, who first live in a small house and then moves into a big mansion.

First of all, while it is possible to have fun playing with friends and doing all kinds of stuff, in most lobbys you will run into someone using either an Oppressor or cheat client, who will proceed to kill you over and over again, denying all the fun you and your friends could have. This obviously makes “drive from A to B with a slow vehicle” type of missions even more enjoyable… Now, some of you might suggest creating private lobbys, but the again you take away a big part of the game: encountering other players. On top of that, you wont be able to do any in lobby missions. Im aware of the trick to make an empty open lobby, which would solve these problems, but not everyone does, and most people wont even wanna get to the point of doing research about such a possibility. Most importantly tho, you simply shouldn’t have to use bugs to play in peace of cheaters. My next concern are the new updates: With every update everything gets more expensive, and people are aware of the reason for that. If u don’t want to play all missions, this forces you to buy the overpriced shark cards, which gives them the money it requires them to keep delaying the realease of GTA 6. Obviously they don’t get into a hurry with GTA 6 as long as we keep giving them all that money. In the end, the only way me and my friends were able to enjoy the game, was to buy an unlock all or get lots of money some other way, allowing us to buy anything we want, in any lobby, without being scared off loosing all our progress to someone with an Oppressor or cheat client. (I use Oppressor as a general term for annoying stuff people kill you with) [hr] [/hr] Now some words to the GTA singleplayer from my friend because I haven’t played it in years: After all these years the singleplayer mode still is great. I played it the first time on my Xbox 360 and completed it four times on it, until I could play on PC. Were it got even better. You can notice how many hours the development of the singleplayer mode took. Like in most other of Rockstar’s games. Every character gets his time to shine and enough depth. My favourite is Franklin, who first live in a small house and then moves into a big mansion.