Somebody above mentioned Washington, DC, which I would love to see. Rockstar could add a political theme the same way Ho
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ImReallyANarc — 10 years ago(January 15, 2016 06:47 AM)
What if they make a game outside America. A new so London 1960s does not count. What if they make it an European country. They could try with famous European countries like Germany and France and then go to the unknown s**t like Bulgaria. They could do a game in Russia. They have to try some new locations.
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paulfcb — 10 years ago(February 16, 2016 11:48 AM)
Rockstar said that GTA is a "US affair", so no non-American cities.
Also, while in Rio there's crime, you can't say Los Angeles or present day New York are cities where people just shoot each other in the middle of the day, it's just the satire about America which make GTA complete.
For me, it's Miami for GTA 6 simply because after remaking Liberty and Los Santos, I think Vice City should get it modern remake, especially since it was a very nice game too.
Keeping the same period would also be nice.
As for a Bay Area game, I would put it in 2nd place, maybe the GTA 7 could be centered there while San Fierro, I think Las Venturas is just too insignificant for a full game, practically the strip is almost all of it. A GTA Mojave would still be a possibility though.
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Suki_Akbar — 9 years ago(October 05, 2016 08:03 AM)
I'd like to see Boston or Philly.
A setting in Europe somewhere would be interesting; if they want to draw American audiences in they could make some American characters touring in Europe and getting involved in stealing cars and pulling off heists operated by European crime lords and bosses. I definitely think a GTA in Russia would kick so much ass.
GTA somewhere in Australia would be neat, too.
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Noddy_Comet — 9 years ago(October 20, 2016 04:36 AM)
London 1979. Urban decay. Squat culture. Red buses. Black cabs. Ford Capris (or at least the in-universe iteration: let's call it the Vapid Procida). Punk rockers. Disco dollies. Nascent new romantics. The old left. The new right. The NF. The IRA. And a right bunch of East End villains. Who could resist?
Make tea, not war.