@dannydevito @samus_my_life Here you go, Danny. This should help. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quotation_mark

@jawslover @frylock1987 I love that game! :D Butthurt much 2 was a total letdown though.

@Trol1yFartsy @x2rufff4u For ****'s sake, it's "for ****'s sake".

@wolf503 The way you make money is by replaying the missions, especially that 9k Gerald mission, I believe it's called "Violent Duct". If you have 3 good players with you, it should take less than 5 minutes to do. When you replay it spawns you right near it, make sure you're team gets set up head on and to the left (on the street with the wall, almost like a head glitch). There's about 14-16 guys you have to take out, and it's extremely quick once you get it down. It may not be as fun replaying missions over and over, but it levels you up quick so you can unlock new guns and unlock new missions at the higher levels. After some time on that mission I was able to buy a 200k apartment with the 10 car garage, buy all the guns and the certain attachments I wanted, and still got 400k left over. Start grindin buddy!

@fredyellowone @themc_7 You'll have to copy the url and paste in a new window, looks pretty cool though and definitely worth a look.

@01_855403 @leandrro "You can have better shaders, better simulation on the wind or the water, more particles, better atmospherics… Basically anything you can get with more computing power." I may be wrong, but I thought he was referring to graphics here.

I keep hearing about the "always online", and I'm pretty ignorant when it comes to the topic, but what benefit would a company have for making a game that must have a constant internet connection? If a game required a constant internet connection, what would happen if the connection were interrupted? It might make sense if it were a game like WOW (although I don't play WOW so I could be wrong), but to my understanding the game is specifically an online game, which would require a constant connection to play. But as I said I'm totally ignorant and looking to be schooled.

@JayQproductions I'm pretty ignorant when it comes to the topic, but what benefit would a company have for making a game that must have a constant internet connection? If a game required a constant internet connection, what would happen if the connection were interrupted? Sorry if you're not the person to ask, but you seem to be a lot more knowledgeable than I.

@saoe Yes we do! Edge of our seat, sweating and shaking with anticipation, WE CARE!

Only reason I check the news everyday is that I'm hoping to see some new GTA 5 news, trailer, gameplay, ANYTHING!!! They've got me wrapped around their little finger, those lovely awesome bastards!