Grand Theft Auto IV: The Complete Edition

Grand Theft Auto IV: The Complete Edition

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Wolfie 30 ABR 2020 a las 3:20 p. m.
The driving on this game SUCKS
The only mod I could find to fix it causes my car to flip out whenever I reverse.

Damn sucks.
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WhistheBS 28 MAY 2020 a las 12:18 a. m. 
It's doesn't sucks actually. I drive better here actually.
MightyFineIncredible 28 MAY 2020 a las 3:38 a. m. 
The driving in GTA IV is absolutely phenomenal compared to GTA V lol
Aleex 28 MAY 2020 a las 8:15 a. m. 
Publicado originalmente por TheDarkKnight:
Publicado originalmente por B Dawg:
Driving is fine.
It sucks, and you are in denial.

GTA V is beautiful and how it should be done. Slowing down to 10mph to turn corners is NOT fun.
GTA V fanboy... god...
Harry Clutch 4 SEP 2022 a las 11:56 a. m. 
Publicado originalmente por B Dawg:
Driving is fine.
You obviously have never driven at high speeds before. The driving in this game is absolutely nothing like real life.
Harry Clutch 4 SEP 2022 a las 11:59 a. m. 
Publicado originalmente por John Wayne:
Full lock and mash the throttle. Doesn't work ladies.
lol you're not addressing anything being said here. The driving in this game is about as unrealistic as can be and if you think you can't slam breaks at 60 and throw the vehicle into a turn at 40, you just don't know how to drive a motor vehicle correctly...
cubabori 4 SEP 2022 a las 1:03 p. m. 
Lots of GTA V ♥♥♥♥ riders, jesus. People say the driving sucks because they cannot handle realism. They want the cars to feel glued to the road.
Kweeb 4 SEP 2022 a las 2:14 p. m. 
Publicado originalmente por diegoquest757:
you could download some handling mods out there
example: https://www.gtainside.com/en/gta4/mods/28015-realistic-driving-n-flying-2-7/
so that way it wont flip out
this mod is awesome
Lasemanz 4 SEP 2022 a las 9:58 p. m. 
♥♥♥♥♥ please stfu, you're spoiled from braindead games, it takes learning to be good at driving cars and bikes in GTA IV. Almost every car/bike is unique, acc, handling, torque, weight distribution, momentum shift, skid and drift.

Eventually you will find a car that fits your play stile, try to drive Roman's Cab and then the Infernus or Comet, feels like a complete different approach. In GTA V they all feel much like the same and gets boring super fast.

For first try, they pretty much nailed physics in GTA IV, so much that there's no other game like it even today. 100% they could do it better nowadays, but again, AT THE TIME there was NOTHING remotely close to it, and even TODAY, few games make you grip the controller like even a little mistake can make the difference, DiRT games with no driving aid give you this kind of thrill, you just suck bad at it, get lost, and damned. :praisesun:
Miles 5 SEP 2022 a las 10:01 a. m. 
Love a good necro post....
-d00m- 6 SEP 2022 a las 3:45 a. m. 
It doesn't suck, the game just has a really good physics engine. It's almost like "realistic", that's why driving "sucks" in this game. You have to be careful. Also lock the framerate to 59 and the game engine won't have bugs.
Koot'n 14 SEP 2022 a las 8:39 a. m. 
Publicado originalmente por BoonMeIfYouCan:
Publicado originalmente por MojoRyzen:
if you take tight turns at 22mph you shouldn't be on the road

Lol. Doesn't change my point. It is too stiff, bad design and poor driving. No wonder they change it in gta 5.


I bet they changed because of players like you.
I (and its not me alone) loved the handling in IV. It needed a BIT finetuning i agree, but it gave much more realism feeling then what Gta V is trying to sell to us. Man even the destruction modell has been nerfed as much as possible. You keept an eye on your car because it got damaged really quick just as in rl. I recently had n light bump with another vehicle @2mph while reversing and i instantly thought, maan - so slow and such an visual impact...
To bad it's gone in V. Because they reflected that very very good.
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