GTA San Andreas Sex Appeal

if your getting life tips from SA then surely you should be robbing, running people over, car-jacking and sleeping with prostitutes....i get what you're saying though but what im trying to say is that most things in the game were extreme as thats what makes the game fun, dont think it was designed for users to take life tips from it...

cant wait for next GTA though

Does anyone remember in SA how when you were riding and just getting out of an expensive car your sex appeal would be higher than usual? I like how realistic they made these things in the game from real life as a women would really find a richer man with a nice car more attractive in real life, it is only natural for them and I think SA really taught me something about women when I played it at like 12 years of age.
Was this the same for anyone else?

I get that you shouldn't of course follow the life style of CJ the game is really just escapism. But there are certain things that a young mind can pick up. Considering the amount of girlfriends you could have in the game and little side machines assigned to them I remember and picked up on the whole sex appeal thing in the game and what made you more attractive to women, ie money.

Everything about San Andreas was awesome. GTA 4 was a good game, it was a graphical leap forwards and did do a lot of new things but it seemed devoid of any 'fun'. It seemed to opt for realism over the fun factor that made Vice City and San Andreas so unbelievably good. It did take things to an exaggerated level to but that was only to make it fun.

It also taught me to beat people with purple dildos.

I don't know about you, but I had fun playing GTA IV.

People complaining about GTA IV are generally the same ones who complained about San Andreas (because of overhype), but now look back fondly on it.

Poor San Andreas. The developers received a list of 50 or 100 or something requests from OPS2 Magazine, and they delivered half of them. The game was set in an entire mini-state. It even had a jetpack and casinos.

But because of the people themselves hyping themselves, and because the main character was black, people didn't like it until GTA IV came out.

To be honhest I believe that San Andreas lived up to the hype, out of all of the GTA's that was the best.

I don't think your bank balance in the game had any effect on your sex appeal though, obviously an oversight by the developers.

It had an amazing soundtrack I even loved just riding around the countryside for hours listening to Country Rose.

The best open world "fun" game has to be Just Cause 2. Nothing beats grapling hooking onto accelerating cars, blowing stuff up from their roof, grapling hooking to the police helicopter and stealing it, then freefalling to 10 m to the ground only to grapling hook to it and not die due to Physics 2.0

your sig is absolutely disgusting please change it

If that's the best game, you make it sound very repetitive.



You're on the internet and it's a guy eating messily that needs changing and is absolutely disgusting? Relatively speaking, that's about 10% disgusting. He's not gonna change it, and you ain't seen nothin' yet.

It's 'cause he's black though, isn't it?

Depends what your hype was, but for a lot of people it seemed to end up as being a disappointment unless it was Virtual Reality.

GTA IV was the first game of the series on a new generation. This usually doesn't mean much for a game, but if the PS2 is anything to go buy they're just going to experiment before making the complete version near the end of the consoles' lives. GTA III was getting used to a 3D city, Vice City was trying out adding in some extras (like indoor environments), then there was San Andreas.

Saw something similar with GTA IV's series. There wasn't much more to add, but (considering the 'reality vs. fun' complaint of GTA IV) in Ballad of Gay Tony the emphasis was definitely more on fun (whether it be parachuting off buildings or Omid Djalili blowing up stuff in a helicopter without getting any hassle), but they were still trying out realism things like a believable (albiet small) club.

Perhaps in the next GTA of this generation, we'll see more of that and a properly sized club to go with it.

Probably the first and only time we Europeans willingly listened to country music.

The best open world "fun" game has to be Just Cause 2. Nothing beats grapling hooking onto accelerating cars, blowing stuff up from their roof, grapling hooking to the police helicopter and stealing it, then freefalling to 10 m to the ground only to grapling hook to it and not die due to Physics 2.0