[loki18760]

Im waiting to be able to drive full speed into a toll booth area driving a semi with a trailer full of gasoline and jumping out in time to see the whole world catch fire. Oh the carnage.

[stueycow]

QUOTE (Matt4936 @ Friday, Aug 17 2012, 21:36)

In GTA the roads are wider than what they are in real life. When you look at Liberty City from above you can see this. I do think that the size of the road is a good size because 'not so perfect' car handling. For example, in Driver San Francisco, the roads were a lot narrower than GTA's roads and this made driver a bit harder, in that you would constantly be hitting cars in other lanes and going of e line when making any sort of turn. In the scene, in the trailer, on the freeway I think there was three lanes going each way. Any more than that and the city will look very small because of the enlarged lanes. Personally I would like to have more lanes on freeways and main roads but it will make everything around look a lot smaller.

your just a crap driver

[Pilotmonkey]

QUOTE (noid449 @ Friday, Aug 17 2012, 20:42)

this

my xbox would blow up....

[Tori_95]

QUOTE (noid449 @ Friday, Aug 17 2012, 20:42)

this

driving there must be a payne in the ass (in a video game it would be boring...)

[Pilotmonkey]

lol i would just go to the front car and hijack it

[noid449]

hope fully we wil get a good variation of traffic. i hope R* really capture the feel of L.A/ Los Santos Traffic

[Tannersvan]

QUOTE (noid449 @ Saturday, Aug 18 2012, 19:43)

I really want that overpass in V... Driving in a fire truck, spraying people down onto the busy freeway below, then watching them get ran over by traffic.

[Matt4936]

QUOTE (stueycow @ Saturday, Aug 18 2012, 17:15)

QUOTE (Matt4936 @ Friday, Aug 17 2012, 21:36) In GTA the roads are wider than what they are in real life. When you look at Liberty City from above you can see this. I do think that the size of the road is a good size because 'not so perfect' car handling. For example, in Driver San Francisco, the roads were a lot narrower than GTA's roads and this made driver a bit harder, in that you would constantly be hitting cars in other lanes and going of e line when making any sort of turn. In the scene, in the trailer, on the freeway I think there was three lanes going each way. Any more than that and the city will look very small because of the enlarged lanes. Personally I would like to have more lanes on freeways and main roads but it will make everything around look a lot smaller. your just a crap driver

I just drive the larger vehicles such as busses and trucks.

[Kifflom112]

QUOTE (Matt4936 @ Saturday, Aug 18 2012, 16:00)

QUOTE (stueycow @ Saturday, Aug 18 2012, 17:15) QUOTE (Matt4936 @ Friday, Aug 17 2012, 21:36) In GTA the roads are wider than what they are in real life. When you look at Liberty City from above you can see this. I do think that the size of the road is a good size because 'not so perfect' car handling. For example, in Driver San Francisco, the roads were a lot narrower than GTA's roads and this made driver a bit harder, in that you would constantly be hitting cars in other lanes and going of e line when making any sort of turn. In the scene, in the trailer, on the freeway I think there was three lanes going each way. Any more than that and the city will look very small because of the enlarged lanes. Personally I would like to have more lanes on freeways and main roads but it will make everything around look a lot smaller. your just a crap driver I just drive the larger vehicles such as busses and trucks.

The lanes on the freeways seen looked perfectly fine to me. There was actually four lanes going north though. I agree with you on Driver San Francisco. Everytime I got a big rig, I always crashed, every driving like a normal person because the roads were so narrow.

[Matt4936]

My point is that in GTA IV Ithought the roads looked a lot bigger than normal because there weren't as many buildings on either side as e real life counterpart. I really would like to see many lanes in GTA V but Rockstar would have to make sure that ere is an appropriate amount of buildings to make it not look out of place.

[Magic_Al]

QUOTE (Matt4936 @ Friday, Aug 17 2012, 15:36)

In GTA the roads are wider than what they are in real life. When you look at Liberty City from above you can see this. I do think that the size of the road is a good size because 'not so perfect' car handling. For example, in Driver San Francisco, the roads were a lot narrower than GTA's roads and this made driver a bit harder, in that you would constantly be hitting cars in other lanes and going of e line when making any sort of turn. In the scene, in the trailer, on the freeway I think there was three lanes going each way. Any more than that and the city will look very small because of the enlarged lanes. Personally I would like to have more lanes on freeways and main roads but it will make everything around look a lot smaller.

Standard lane width in the U.S. is 12 feet, or about double the width of a mid-size car. GTA roads aren't very much wider and when you consider they often don't have a proper shoulder or median the total width of a major roadway in GTA is probably less than would actually be required. I've noticed the game seems to be designed to keep side-by-side vehicles separated enough that a regular size car can squeeze between them without hitting.

[unikunjerry]

QUOTE (Tori_95 @ Saturday, Aug 18 2012, 17:36)

QUOTE (noid449 @ Friday, Aug 17 2012, 20:42) this  driving there must be a payne in the ass (in a video game it would be boring...)

not if they bring back the noose tank.

[FloridaGatorPride]

QUOTE (Pilotmonkey @ Saturday, Aug 18 2012, 17:22)

QUOTE (noid449 @ Friday, Aug 17 2012, 20:42) this  my xbox would blow up....

lol^ and my PS3 would catch on fire!

[ucla2014]

I'm really hoping for banked curves especially on freeways and country roads.

[threeno]

QUOTE (noid449 @ Friday, Aug 17 2012, 20:42)

this

EDIT: That plus a hydra