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"GTA V" on PC: How do you think R* will handle the controls?
GTA V has some complex controls, but what I, personally, am more concerned about is how they will handle the "wheel browsers". It's obvious they would probably use the mouse for selecting, but what about opening up each wheel menu (ie the gun selection)? Would the scroll wheel be used to select maybe a knife from a baseball bat? I want to know others' input.
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I never played GTA V yet, but watched many videos.
Pressing (Holding) Tab will open the weapon selection, then using your mouse button to scroll around and using the mouse scroll to roll through the weapons?
(Never played GTA V so I don't know how the mechanics for the weapon selection works.)
Pressing (Holding) Tab will open the weapon selection, then using your mouse button to scroll around and using the mouse scroll to roll through the weapons?
(Never played GTA V so I don't know how the mechanics for the weapon selection works.)
TAB is a good key for a wheel, but there are two different wheels that I remember: radio and gun.
Honestly I don't think they would release it for PC this time around, the graphics are going to require a high end computer so there wouldn't be many sales. The controls would be way complicated as well.
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gta4 on consoles looked like gta4 on PC with the graphics turned down to a combo of medium and low. gta5 came out on the same consoles that gta4 came out on and can't be much more demanding. PCs have only become more powerful on average since then
gta4 on consoles looked like gta4 on PC with the graphics turned down to a combo of medium and low. gta5 came out on the same consoles that gta4 came out on and can't be much more demanding. PCs have only become more powerful on average since then
You know, more people have good enough computers, than people that don't....and it won't require a high end computer, you could play it on low, if need be. But in all honesty, it's not that resource demanding, look at BF3/4, locked at 30 FPS, on low, on xbox 360 and ps3. A lot of people play it on the PC, I mean, thousands, of people, play it, so that means a lot are playing at "playable" frames. Now, GTAV is locked at 30 FPS, while it also looks like it is on med-high settings (ground textures <<). So, it should run pretty good on PC, if that theory is right....
There have been, as far as I know, two leaked sources for a GTA V on PC: Amazon listing and a GTA V bug log. Let's hope it won't end up like Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag on PC with it's FPS issues.
I'm not too concerned since it's sure to have controller/game pad support and I play all my action games with a game pad because mouse and keyboard is often so clunky.
I never use controllers unless the game I'm playing is so terrible on keyboard and mouse. I really enjoy using mouse and keyboard, much better than using my PS3 controller on action games.
