[Borras81]

Just to speculate how long it might take to cross the map end to end in a car in real time. I'd say San Andreas took around 8 to 10 minutes by car from Los Santos to Bayside or the desert airstrip, without crashing ( or stopping to mess about on the way for the hell of it ) but obviously the new map will be far bigger so I'm hoping for at 30 minutes this time round or maybe even more, that would mean even a jet would take 10 minutes at least to cross the map.

[Carl CJ Johnsons Brother Brian]

You must be kidding. 30 minutes? That's like Just Cause 2 if not longer. I don't know. I don't have this game. But there is no way that it'll take 30 minutes to cross the map in GTA V. You'll have to deal with big disappointment, my friend.

[Johacamigames]

I forgot how long it took in Red Dead from the top right of the map (or Tall Trees) to the bottom right of Mexico.. but if I had a guess I'll say double that time

[loony979]

so tell me who sits there & times there journeys ? certainly not me ,i prefer to enjoy the game... Jesus Christ ,whats with these new threads ,so not5 needed... Sorry...

[Above]

I hope it will take 48 hours to cross the map by car (in-game time). I don't know how much 1 in-game hour in GTA IV corresponds to real time but if you know you can make the calculation.

This post has been edited by Above on Wednesday, Aug 15 2012, 21:50

[Shockenheim]

A whole week. Satisfied?

[gtav nut]

As long as it takes, no more, no less!

[krspkbl]

QUOTE (loony979 @ Wednesday, Aug 15 2012, 22:40)

so tell me who sits there & times there journeys ? certainly not me ,i prefer to enjoy the game... Jesus Christ ,whats with these new threads ,so not5 needed... Sorry...

thanks for adding to the discussion

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I think 30 minutes is a bit too long. I think maybe 15-20 minutes. I'm not 100% sure though. I can't remember how long it took to get from Grove St to San Fierro in San Andreas so I can't really compare.

[tony-resta]

I think a good 15-20 minutes would be perfect. People complaining about not wanting to travel long distances, remember the cabs in GTA IV? Enter destination and skip journey, easy.

[Chekoloco]

Mmmm from side to side....maybe 10 minutes in car MAX!

[Shockenheim]

QUOTE (Chekoloco @ Wednesday, Aug 15 2012, 21:53)

Mmmm from side to side....maybe 10 minutes in car MAX!

More like half an hour

[the nameless]

Half an hour would be stupid. 10-15 minutes tops.

[Chekoloco]

QUOTE (Shockenheim @ Wednesday, Aug 15 2012, 21:54)

QUOTE (Chekoloco @ Wednesday, Aug 15 2012, 21:53) Mmmm from side to side....maybe 10 minutes in car   MAX! More like half an hour

i think its too much....20 minutes driving??? i dont believe....

[FCM]

Fuel took me 2 and a half hours from the north-west corner to the south-east corner.

[Chekoloco]

QUOTE (FCM @ Wednesday, Aug 15 2012, 21:57)

Fuel took me 2 and a half hours from the north-west corner to the south-east corner.

C´mon, most of the map it´s empty...

[BirthOfMayhem]

3 min flying in a jet from corner to corner would be good. That ought to be something like 20 minutes in the car.

[sclodyon]

I remember reading somewhere that in Just Cause 2 it took around 10 minutes to get from one side of the map to the other in the fastest jet in the game.

[Dystopia]

Im happy with 10 minutes, im stoked with more.

[deathdiggerswe]

I'd, more than anyone, enjoy a huge map, without suffering of discomfort by the big journeys , but i just don't think it's realistic...

Probably around 15 - 20 mins IMO.

This post has been edited by deathdiggerswe on Wednesday, Aug 15 2012, 22:18

[Kifflom112]

First San Andreas ever took me 10 minutes to drive across. I have to say I'd like the map to be 36square miles. That would take a while.

I know for a fact that even though the V map may not be as big as some Just Cause crap or Fuel, it will be many times better because of the level of detail and it's actually going to look interesting. Games that usually have incredibly huge maps most of the times have a lot of repetition and/or low level of detail.