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MrStecvor 5 Tagen

So it’s a combination of gta 5,4 and San Andreas….

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officialragingluvvor 5 Tagen

It’s everything that they’ve learned from the past 20 years of making games

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MrStecvor 5 Tagen

Making good ass games…now we need to see gun customisation.

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CantThinkOfAUservor 5 Tagen

is that a skyline?!

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officialragingluvvor 5 Tagen

Yes

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Diego_Kluge𒉭vor 5 Tagen

No wayyy 🥹

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Horny Policevor 5 Tagen

Hope the cars aren’t speed capped like in 5 at least 300kmh speed cap Also I knew that the elegy retro custom would be rebranded to Elegy RH5 or well 90s elegy it’s no longer a conversion that good

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officialragingluvvor 5 Tagen

I’m pretty sure they won’t be capped the next gen ssd’s are more than capable

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Horny Policevor 5 Tagen

Yeah I hope hype cars would be able to finally achieve 400+kmh coz in gta 5 u drive the (wich is supposed to be a Bugatti veyron) adder only at 220kmh instead of 400

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zvx7vor 5 Tagen

@ragingluvYT 120mph max prob

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Horny Policevor 5 Tagen

@ragingluvYT Hope not 😭😭

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OhMrZvckvor 5 Tagen

the cars still sound god awful lol

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Quevor 5 Tagen

Ngga is that pretty Ricky 😭

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jpeg.jxvvor 5 Tagen

There’s Pretty Ricky songs ?!?!? OMG I’m never leaving the house.

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dvor 5 Tagen

Kinda lame the turbo doesn’t actually get installed into the engine bay when you add it on

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hazrdvor 5 Tagen

That car detail with the engine moving While pretty Ricky in the background

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Ludwig von Albrechtvor 5 Tagen

I just can't believe they would use the same sounds as gta 5 shit didnt even sound good

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Olumidevor 5 Tagen

pretty ricky ricky rickyyyy

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brookstervor 5 Tagen

Yoo the elegy retro custom looks even more like a gtr now wtaf?!

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Grimm Lowvor 5 Tagen

This reminds me of midnight club😩

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Mark klagenbergvor 5 Tagen

Feels like the best of gta 5,s customization and need for speed heats customization with a bit of San Andreas

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ひvor 5 Tagen

They added pretty ricky lmao makes sense they from FL

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402Transparencyvor 5 Tagen

i hate this kind of hud it looks like madden ffs

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Elijah Buenavor 5 Tagen

Hearing On the Hotline in the game made me happy!!!

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Ethanvor 5 Tagen

Engine upgrades are throwing me back to midnight club

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ꀸꍟꀭꍏꍟvor 5 Tagen

Ngl its low key giving midnight club vibes just updated 🔥

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Jay Bladzvor 5 Tagen

I got $1k band first day race win takes all

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ellanutvor 5 Tagen

sounds like shit and looks like shit

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Danivor 5 Tagen

This is actually amazing

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JayDontloveyewvor 5 Tagen

GTA6?

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Omnissiahvor 5 Tagen

GTA is miles ahead of Forza 6.

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Throwin' it back epstein file stylevor 5 Tagen

is that it?????????

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Redvor 5 Tagen

Yoo is this song really in the game ?

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#1 Ruggs Stanvor 5 Tagen

the ui so bad 🤦‍♂️

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AFBchvor 5 Tagen

isn't ts paywalled now?

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Robert kingvor 5 Tagen

I can’t wait to see this game finished and polished on a ps5 pro

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berkantvor 5 Tagen

@AlphuSCS !!!!

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ًvor 5 Tagen

@Elezski @Spoookr

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