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Underrated? People cant seem to shut up about how its "so much better than V". In the end every GTA has something going for it and everyone has their own favorite one. I dont remember anyone being disappointed besides the PC players, for how horribly optimized it was and still is.
GTA4 is based off New York
SA/5 are LA
I don't think they gave a ♥♥♥♥ about SA when making V, they just wanted to use LS to raise clout like with Liberty City, except this time they dropped the ball because they were too lazy to bring back the rest.
Now if they had released 3 DLC's that added San Fiero, Las Venturas, and more countryside/desert to the map, then it could had a chance at being a true successor.
But at this point, even GTA IV is better than GTA V.
To me GTA V is unique in the franchise and not really a successor to anything but in it's own category. GTA Online especially is unmatched in gaming history hence it still continues to be so popular between both FiveM & the vanilla.
GTAV feels like a direct sequel to GTAIV. Nothing really changed, it was just slightly current era at the time. GTA6 looks like an even more direct sequel to V. So really, just boring again. I think the older games just had a bit more uniqueness to them because of the different time periods, even GTA2 having a made up western/american city.