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5/8/2014 10:16:11 PM
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Do you like GTA Online?
Sorry if this thread has been made before but I must know!
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Nope, I quit that poo poo grindfest before the stimulus even came out.
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If it was fun and had something worth playing. Jobs are boring and give very little money. You spend more time getting killed buy randoms that you can't even goof around by yourself
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Not really. The money grinding gets old.
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GTA online is a joke. It feels tacked on, in which it probably was. It lacks soul and feel. I don't know anyone who plays it. The main story mode is all GTA ever needs.
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It's pretty fun when you're playing with friends. Otherwise I'm constantly on the run from 15 other players.
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The grind is horrible. I'd probably love it if it didn't have the economy of pushing you towards micro transactions.
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Only if I'm playing with friends. It gets boring when you play alone.
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Edited by omega panda74: 5/9/2014 1:56:36 AMI like it but I always makes my Xbox over heat
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No it sucks
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Yes. It's incredible with friends. You can kill a lot of time just -blam!-ing around.
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Nope, the only time I ever had fun with it is when my friends and I all gave up trying to grind the terrible missions for money and we just stopped trying to make money and played it like GTA IV multiplayer
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Can't wait for the High Life update next week! I've been saving up a lot of money and I'm interested as to what they are going to add. My garage needs more cars and I would love to buy another apartment.
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I like it. I play with friends in a private lobby, and manage to goof around and have fun while making copious amounts of money per session. Personally, if I wasn't playing with friends, I wouldn't enjoy it as much as I do.
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For the most part I do. But it's way too much of a pain to make decent money.
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I like it, but it gets boring really fast.
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Nope.
