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Yes...
The game is too easy... There is a five star wanted system, which is rarely used unless you go on a random rampage, which breaks emerrsion.
Like the main system in the game which creates the action isn't being utalised fully.
Thats exactly my point, unless you go on a rampage killing cops for no reason (breaking emmerssion) there is no action between missions...
In GTA there is always a reason to shoot cops, always.
Can you give me some exaples, because I can't think of any?
Wait, isn't shooting the cops the main mission?
WTF have I been doing in game?
Or the gang territory system in San Andreas was cool, they should bring that back for when you play as franklin.
A one star wanted level can be acquired by committing the following deeds:
A two star wanted level can be acquired by committing the following crimes:
A three star-wanted level can be acquired by committing the following crimes:
A four star-wanted level can be acquired by committing the following crimes:
A five star wanted level can be acquired by committing the following crimes:
Source: http://gta.wikia.com/Wanted_Level_in_GTA_V