[Raavi]

Just Cause 2 amazingly big, beautiful open world.

[Ash_735]

Well my choice....


wait a minute...

...."Uncharted 3"

...What?

[omeromer]

San Andreas obviously. I know every single object in that map.

[PrometheusX]

Maybe the Gaming Chat is a better place for this, without the poll, you know for more choices.

This post has been edited by PrometheusX on Tuesday, Jun 12 2012, 13:48

[Raabaabaa]

Uncharted 3 isn't open world

[Nah Tso Gud]

Meh, JC2 is big, yeah... but do you ever find yourself wanting to actually walk around on it - Just to see what there is to see? It seems they designed it with only "big" in mind... like they intended for people to mainly travel by jet.

[Dr. John13]

There are many more games which have explorable environment.

This post has been edited by Dr. John13 on Tuesday, Jun 12 2012, 13:56

[Raavi]

QUOTE (Nah Tso Gud @ Tuesday, Jun 12 2012, 06:25)

Meh, JC2 is big, yeah... but do you ever find yourself wanting to actually walk around on it - Just to see what there is to see? It seems they designed it with only "big" in mind... like they intended for people to mainly travel by jet.

I think it is beautiful and I mainly travel by grappling hook xDD

[fastetshot]

I'd say if you want something very detailed and realistic with a breathing city, Liberty City (GTA IV) .
If you want something really big with mountains , deserts and multiple city, San Andreas ( GTA San Andreas)
If you want a realistic wild west feeling , with animals , snow, deserts , Red Dead Redemption map.

The rest are cool but I don't have that feeling when I play, seems very empty idk...(games like Just Cause Assassins Creed)

[Hvitdverg]

uncharted whoooaoaat

[Raavi]

QUOTE (fastetshot @ Tuesday, Jun 12 2012, 06:28)

I'd say if you want something very detailed and realistic with a breathing city, Liberty City (GTA IV) . If you want something really big with mountains , deserts and multiple city, San Andreas ( GTA San Andreas) If you want a realistic wild west feeling , with animals , snow, deserts , Red Dead Redemption map. The rest are cool but I don't have that feeling when I play, seems very empty idk...(games like Just Cause Assassins Creed)

JC 2 Isn't really empty everywhere there are little villages, and a lot of "hidden treasures" for example when you travel to the island on the top left corner of the map your plane crashes or boot and when you go in to the jungle there is a lot hidden to be found.

[JIMPOV]

I know every single object in that map.

[fastetshot]

QUOTE (Raavi @ Tuesday, Jun 12 2012, 13:32)

QUOTE (fastetshot @ Tuesday, Jun 12 2012, 06:28) I'd say if you want something very detailed and realistic with a breathing city, Liberty City (GTA IV) . If you want something really big with mountains , deserts and multiple city, San Andreas ( GTA San Andreas) If you want a realistic wild west feeling , with animals , snow, deserts , Red Dead Redemption map. The rest are cool but I don't have that feeling when I play, seems very empty idk...(games like Just Cause Assassins Creed) JC 2 Isn't really empty everywhere there are little villages, and a lot of "hidden treasures" for example when you travel to the island on the top left corner of the map your plane crashes or boot and when you go in to the jungle there is a lot hidden to be found.

Man , I sad that it feels empty not that is EMPTY. I mean the map is so big but its not that detailed like Red Dead Redemption.
If you don't like destruction etc play Just Cause 2 for 5 hours just flyring , driving , running around the map...BORING.
Then play RDR , GTA IV for 5 hours and you will feel something really different. Rockstar knows how to make a realistic, breathing surrounding...

[Nah Tso Gud]

QUOTE (Raavi @ Tuesday, Jun 12 2012, 08:26)

QUOTE (Nah Tso Gud @ Tuesday, Jun 12 2012, 06:25) Meh, JC2 is big, yeah... but do you ever find yourself wanting to actually walk around on it - Just to see what there is to see? It seems they designed it with only "big" in mind... like they intended for people to mainly travel by jet. I think it is beautiful and I mainly travel by grappling hook xDD

Haha, same here... I much prefer it to any land vehicle.

It really does look amazing from the air. I just cant find myself engaging in the map like I do in a GTA though... but I suppose thats because a lot of the map is simply country side.

[Raavi]

QUOTE (fastetshot @ Tuesday, Jun 12 2012, 06:37)

QUOTE (Raavi @ Tuesday, Jun 12 2012, 13:32) QUOTE (fastetshot @ Tuesday, Jun 12 2012, 06:28) I'd say if you want something very detailed and realistic with a breathing city, Liberty City (GTA IV) . If you want something really big with mountains , deserts and multiple city, San Andreas ( GTA San Andreas) If you want a realistic wild west feeling , with animals , snow, deserts , Red Dead Redemption map. The rest are cool but I don't have that feeling when I play, seems very empty idk...(games like Just Cause Assassins Creed) JC 2 Isn't really empty everywhere there are little villages, and a lot of "hidden treasures" for example when you travel to the island on the top left corner of the map your plane crashes or boot and when you go in to the jungle there is a lot hidden to be found. Man , I sad that it feels empty not that is EMPTY. I mean the map is so big but its not that detailed like Red Dead Redemption. If you don't like destruction etc play Just Cause 2 for 5 hours just flyring , driving , running around the map...BORING. Then play RDR , GTA IV for 5 hours and you will feel something really different. Rockstar knows how to make a realistic, breathing surrounding...

First of all there is a lot more to do in Just Cause 2 than flying running driving etc, second of I'm not a fan of RDR but that's my personal opinion. In the beginning I played IV for hours and hours on end but now I know everything in that map and that makes it boring. What the magic of just cause 2 iin my opinion is that you can keep exploring on and on.

[Raavi]

QUOTE (Nah Tso Gud @ Tuesday, Jun 12 2012, 06:40)

QUOTE (Raavi @ Tuesday, Jun 12 2012, 08:26) QUOTE (Nah Tso Gud @ Tuesday, Jun 12 2012, 06:25) Meh, JC2 is big, yeah... but do you ever find yourself wanting to actually walk around on it - Just to see what there is to see? It seems they designed it with only "big" in mind... like they intended for people to mainly travel by jet. I think it is beautiful and I mainly travel by grappling hook xDD Haha, same here... I much prefer it to any land vehicle. It really does look amazing from the air. I just cant find myself engaging in the map like I do in a GTA though... but I suppose thats because a lot of the map is simply country side.

When I play just cause 2 I feel like god xD, hooking 2 planes together etc really does it for me. IMO is the fun factor thus higher than in any releases GTA game. Hopefully R* surprises me with an even bigger map than JC2 and an even bigger fun factor to it.

[Barguast]

Skyrim.

This isn't GTA:V related, so belongs in Gaming Chat.

Moved.

[Adriaan]

People jizz too much at Just Cause 2 which was mostly procedurally created by computer software. ALL of Red Dead Redemption, and other Rockstar titles, were modeled by hand (including the mountains in GTAV)! So comparatively I have more appreciation for its art alone.

[.2D]

Skyrim and Red Dead, no contest.

[Raavi]

QUOTE (Adriaan @ Tuesday, Jun 12 2012, 06:49)

People jizz too much at Just Cause 2 which was mostly procedurally created by computer software. ALL of Red Dead Redemption, and other Rockstar titles, were modeled by hand (including the mountains in GTAV)! So comparatively I have more appreciation for its art alone.

Quite frankly I don't really give a sh*t about how the game is produced I play games for fun. And if a games has that fun factor to it, it is a good game IMO. GTA SA had that fun factor, GTA IV not, JC 2 is my favorite game ever.