I have been looking at LCPDFR for awhile now. I have been playing GTA IV on PS3 since it came out. LCPDFR looks a lot more fun then the same old PS3 version. I would like to know where to start. I have a high end gaming computer. i7 high end graphics card. My computer is set. Im assuming I just get the GTA IV for the computer. Then go and download the LCPDFR. But after looking there is different versions of GTA IV. Such as GTA IV Episodes of Liberty City. So I would like to know what to look for so I can basically prepare myself for the up coming GTA V. Any help would be great.

 

Thank you

It doesnt matter if you use LCPD:FR on GTA EFLC or GTA IV. They both work, but personally I prefer GTA IV.

 

Then once you have GTA IV or EFLC installed and the latest patch (EFLC 1.1.2.0 or IV 1.0.7.0) you can download and install the mod:

Thank you! Do you know what to use when it comes to recording on a PC? Such as recording the screen play?

Thank you! Do you know what to use when it comes to recording on a PC? Such as recording the screen play?

 

Fraps or Bandicam.

I prefer Bandicam, you can get the trial version from their websites. Just Google it :)

I prefer to use Bandicam, it's a lot less power hungry.

I prefer to use Bandicam, it's a lot less power hungry.

 

True that

personally I prefer GTA IV.

True that

Sorry for posting offtopic but...mate, whats the reason behind these?

EDIT: Just askin' because I generally do the exact opposites.

Edited January 24, 201313 yr by Bollocks

1) because the OP was asking what the difference between the two where, and Carrythxd just gave his personal opinion

2) because Carrythxd was agreeing that Bandicam was a better choice due to it being easier on the frame rates.

1) because the OP was asking what the difference between the two where, and Carrythxd just gave his personal opinion

2) because Carrythxd was agreeing that Bandicam was a better choice due to it being easier on the frame rates.

 

I know that. I want the reason behind these.

Which is not in any way relevant to the topic at hand, please refrain from going off-topic.