@jakeo10 Yeah? They never coded gravity and traction very well in any GTA game. You can see this in the driving aspect of the game in terms of vehicles spinning out far too easily on corners. The jelly suspension allows you to roll some vehicles turning a corner at around 30-40 km/h. This comes in handy when escaping the cops. I've played GTA IV on PC and it is a port of the 360 version. It's the same engine so expect the same results for V. It isn't particularly well optimised and it only supports achieves on Windows Live which you're forced to install to play, even for single player. There's no Steam achieves at all even if you buy the game on Steam.
Only buy this game if you want to continue supporting these shitty corporations that rush out dodgy, unoptimised console ports for PC.

@kozzy1234 @ScifiGuy7 A million? Are you four years old?

@pulamata @ScifiGuy7 I think you have low standards.

@xan114 @ScifiGuy7 Poor me. I'll just have to contend with playing some of the following PC exclusives: Arma III, The Banner Saga, Blackspace, Carmageddon Reincarnation, Command & Conquer Generals 2, Company of Heroes 2, DayZ Standalone, Dead State, Dirty Bomb, Divinity: Original Sin, Elite Dangerous, Hawken, Neverwinter, Planetary Annihilation, Shroud of the Avatar: Forsaken Values, Star Citizen, Star Craft II, Survarium, Total War: Rome 2, Wasteland 2, Wildstar. Some of which really are the best games ever made, or the best games currently in production. GTA V is a long way from "the best game ever made", with it's unrealistic jelly suspension and other serious flaws.

I'm also getting The Last of Us for my PS3. One of the best exclusives ever made for that system.

So glad I didn't buy this game.

I've already paid up front for Star Citizen as well as Elite Dangerous. If you haven't heard of Elite Dangerous, go check it out.