What type of missions do you want to see the most?

[L.S.P.D.]

I think it would be awesome if you can go back to Liberty City for one mission just like Saint Mark’s Bistro in San Andreas

 

 

 

 

 

 

[michaelpece]

It would make more sense to have a mission in LV or SF. That would be awesome but I can't see it happening. The Liberty City in GTA: SA was literally just copied and pasted from GTA III with some snow added on top - they can't really do that for GTA V (cutting parts of LV/SF from GTA: SA).

[AuSsIeThUnDeR36]

I actually quite enjoy the 'Follow the target and don't get spotted' ones. I like pretending I'm a private investigator in those.

[zeppelincheetah]

I just like odd creative missions. Ones that stick out over the course of GTA are:

in GTA III: going to do a mission for Salvatore involving first getting into a car, when you get a beeper message from misty. If you ignore misty you're dead.

in San Andreas - trying to scare that mob guy into talking by having him tied up on the hood while you drive like a mad man.

in Vice City - driving Love Fist in a rigged car that will explode if you don't drive fast enough a la the movie Speed.

in GTA IV - kidnapping that girl by taking her car for a test drive, and she tries to f*ck up your driving by moving the steering wheel

 

these are the missions that really stand out. I am sick and tired of warehouse missions that just are "kill everybody in the building". the heist missions should be fun.

[seVensantos]

ready 2 do a lot of stealth missions. like being able 2 blend into the environment & pull off the crimes nonviolently unless necessary. sort of like a good citizen with a deranged criminal mind. LOL

[Revolution-XW]

My type of missions are the stealth type missions where you start with a knife and find silenced guns, and where you stay in the shadows.

[Autopilot]

Open ended assassination missions - I've really had it with the "Go from A to B and shoot this guy". Let us observe a target's daily routine and pick the right time & method to get the job done.

[Grand Theft Savage]

Whatever the hell this is

 

 

This looks like a fun mission. I can't really make out the environment. Is it me or does it look like they're at some sort of prison or highly guarded building? You can see a sniper on the roof behind them. Really badass pic here.

[WildBrick142]

 

I just like odd creative missions.  Ones that stick out over the course of GTA are:

in GTA III: going to do a mission for Salvatore involving first getting into a car, when you get a beeper message from misty.  If you ignore misty you're dead. 

in San Andreas - trying to scare that mob guy into talking by having him tied up on the hood while you drive like a mad man. 

in Vice City - driving Love Fist in a rigged car that will explode if you don't drive fast enough a la the movie Speed.

in GTA IV - kidnapping that girl by taking her car for a test drive, and she tries to f*ck up your driving by moving the steering wheel

 

these are the missions that really stand out.  I am sick and tired of warehouse missions that just are "kill everybody in the building".  the heist missions should be fun. 

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I would also like to see missions like

Taking the Peace - RC a car and run over lots of mafia.

Bringing the House down (my favorite) - Blow up entire district

Domo Arigato Domestoboto - Drive a robot and burn enemy's money

[theworldfamous]

Any type.. doesn't matter, but I want each heist to be the highpoint of it's own story arc and take their time to build. They should stop trying to make a game this long around one story arc and they should put more effort in connecting missions. I hope that's what they do with the preparation stage, I want to be able to affect the way the final heist plays out not just tick boxes (car in right place? best guns money can buy?). That'll make any mission more engaging even if nothing happens/.