NicolaiB

There's a riot mod called "ambient wars", which is a riot mod, it's tricky to get set up though. EDIT: interference, did you miss this video I made? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NlIW-T8E0U

Whelen 295: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kmw4IPMdIdA

ASP collapsible baton: http://www.gtapolicemods.com/index.php?/files/file/548-asp-baton/ US style baton: http://www.gtaforums.com/index.php?showtopic=438499

I haven't seen any mods or tweaks that does that. I'm more interested in moving the position of the dashboard angle, it's usually way off when using modded vehicles.

You can control the camera using a mod called "Cam-Control": http://www.gtaforums.com/index.php?showtopic=448848 It might not be what you're looking for though, it enables you to move the camera around, which is mainly useful for recording videos.

Realistic weapons sounds. Realistic helicopter sounds. Baton replacement for baseball bat Real traffic mod, increases the traffic to something more like NYC's

Am I the only one that prefers the traffic to not give way, they usually have some form of accident when doing so as they just pull to the right without checking for obstacles. Maybe I've just got used to it.

I can see it on my own posts, but not for anyone else, which makes sense, everyone should be able to see their own warn statuses.

You might have spawned attacking peds instead of bodyguards, I've tried using the SNT's bodyguards, but stopped since they preferred to shoot their way out of everything, even when we're driving.

That's the way Rockstar does stuff, it leaves a lot of hype in it's wake.

I won't form an opinion based on a short video clip that only shows an officer, or anyone for that matter, using physical force, that only shows the image the creator intended, not the objective truth, they can leave out protesters masking up and throwing missiles at officers, yet uses the police reaction. The media lies, they do, they really do, journalists makes stuff up or manipulates what actually happened if it suits the narrative better, that applies to every news media out there, news papers television news, internet news etc. I am not the most informed about the "occupy"movements, but one thing is clear to me, and that is that they lack direction, they seem to want to change the world, yet they don't know how, simply sitting around and getting beaten by cops won't change anything, they need to figure out some form of leadership, figure out what their goals are, and how they are going to achieve it, simply sitting around in their camps smoking weed andwhatnot will not get them results. The role of police in situations like this is a tricky one, the police are here to maintain law and order among the citizens, which is where things gets tricky, because you have a right to demonstrate, yet police has to maintain order in society, it's a fine line, and it's not always executed the right way, they have to use enough force to accomplish the task at hand, yet not use too much force against civilians. Where there's a large demo or protest, there's bound to be the black core that are only there to cause trouble, they will be there regardless of the main protests objectives. Furthermore: There will be a reaction from police when you decide to use physical force against police a prime example of our guys during the COP15 summit in 2009: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=puiAD69B5v4 The prostates tries to storm police lines, but are met with a nice round of baton whipping, followed by them screaming at cops, the bear WILL bite if you poke it. That video also shows how important it is to get a bigger picture, had it started at 0:10 instead of 0:02, then it would be the police that were beating on innocent protesters, always have that in mind when you watch "police brutality" videos from events such as this. I have seen some footage that seemed to contain excessive force, one showed an officer throwing or shooting a flashbang grenade into a group of people that was trying to provide first aid for a seriously injured protester.

The only interesting Rockstar has said is that "our Fiscal 2013 year will be our most profitable yet" that year ranges from April/May 2012 until April/May 2013.

Even more proof to eliminate this as a credible leak: http://www.facepunch.com/threads/1135267?p=33310536&viewfull=1#post33310536

I need to kick myself in the nuts and finish Assassin's Creed 2, Bioshock and Forza 3 before getting any new games, I suspect that I'll have to get my hands on Gears 3 soon though, just to pass the wait for GTA:V

I posted this on another site: I'd love to see them naming the streets again, especially if they're releasing it for PC (I'm looking at you LCPDFR) Make the city feel alive, "random" roadworks, building renovations, random crimes that cops respond to, make it feel like the city lives without you causing chaos. Giving us something to do once the story line is completed, I've heard a lot of praise about the "drug dealing" missions in one of the PSP games, that would be a nice addition, as well as burglaries, bank jobs (robberies in general really), and something to spend the money on: Homes/flats and stuff to put in and around them, business locations, I loved the aspect of buying the club, strip club and car dealer in Vice City. Cops that aren't fucking retarded, I love shooting cops and getting chased, but it was almost too hard to get a good chase going in IV because of the reworked wanted system, I'd love to see that getting changed round to using details such as vehicle make/model, registration plate, general direction and location, description of the player to use in the hunt for you. EDIT: the addition of stingers, Vice City had it, please add it back in. EDIT: Blimp races, I'd love to do blimp races over Los Santos.

If my predictions are correct, then we'll have a may-june 2012 release date, until then some GTA:IV multiplayer and some Xbox games that I haven't finished yet will be the way I prepare for GTA:V

I stop them and search them if I have the time/feel like it, especially if I notice anyone begging for money or are sleeping on the street. From time to time they commit GTA and lead us on pursuits, as well as being involved in some of the muggings and drug deals that happens daily in LC and Alderney. GTA:V Five will focus on the current economic climate by the looks of things, and there's going to be a lot of homeless in that game if the trailer is anything to go by.

Let's hope we'll see children in the future as well, and disabled people. Rockstar released a statement, where they announced the game officially, as well as stating that it "takes place in Los Santos and sorrounding countryside" as well as the game being "the biggest and most ambitious game we've made to date".

It's "only" based in Los Santos,and the surrounding countryside.

http://www.rockstargames.com/newswire/article/19471/grand-theft-auto-v-official-announcement.html From the official Rockstar Announcement: