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Do you think a game is just more immersive when it has a big map? Do you feel like you're actually a part of that world when it has so many sections to it? Or does it just make up for just good backgrounds, even if you can't go into many of the buildings?
Personally, when GTA 4 had it's own personal map on Google, I knew that they put in a lot of time and effort into the game. Now, in GTA 5, not only do you have the city to contend with, but the wilds outside of the city. It brings more depth and believability to the game to me instead of just being about the town and making it seem like nothing else exists outside of it.
Personally, when GTA 4 had it's own personal map on Google, I knew that they put in a lot of time and effort into the game. Now, in GTA 5, not only do you have the city to contend with, but the wilds outside of the city. It brings more depth and believability to the game to me instead of just being about the town and making it seem like nothing else exists outside of it.