You got that right .You play hours just for a stupped ending . Thy should have had a sweet ending . That just my point of view .

I had a blast with GTA V, the missions were great, the side missions was weird (which i loved) and the map was huge.. i'm still exploring the map.

 

by the end of the game i didn't know if i was playing a game or watching a movie because the final cut scene of the game looked more like a movie than a game.

 

by the end of the game i didn't know if i was playing a game or watching a movie because the final cut scene of the game looked more like a movie than a game.

 

Almost all good games have this kind of cutscenes. Especially with the new generation consoles

Edited January 23, 201412 yr by OfficerBaboso

The ending really didn't move me as much as in previous GTA's, it left an empty feeling this time around. Hopefully DLC's will fix that though.

The ending really didn't move me as much as in previous GTA's, it left an empty feeling this time around. Hopefully DLC's will fix that though.

 

 

how so you can either kill off trevor, or micheal, or have all 3  band together to take down all the bosses you've crossed while working through the campaign

Edited February 5, 201412 yr by K-9 police 9

Maybe it's because around the time of doing those missions I really started enjoying the game get into it. Then the story just dropped dead.