A new preview of the first person view in vehicles!

[Apex]

Read the description. And MulleDK19 is not a noob, he's a famous programmer who knows his sh*t.

 

Yes because the miniscule inaccuracy a stopwatch might produce is definitely enough to completely disregard the video and continue believing that cars are actually traveling more than double the speed shown in the video.

[..GhosT]

wow, just wow.

[Taco_Gta]

cars are slow as sh*t nicker no point goin full f*cktard about it

[Ezza.]

Leave it to GTA Forums to turn an innocent thread about a new feature into a thread about f*cking speed.

 

Let's just turn this into something constructive. Like a Pun war. HowDoYaLike.dat

[NBAKingzFan10]

Since you seemed to have missed the message I was trying to get across with my earlier post, I'll make it easier for you.

 

Simply: WHO THE F*CK CARES?!?!?

 

Seriously. What groundbreaking importance does this even have on the overall gameplay? How earth shattering is it that you maybe can't go faster than a certain speed? Did you trade in your game when you officially realized that "Rockstar lied, top speed died!"?

 

So, the f*ck, what. Can you get over yourself for 2 seconds to realize how petty and trivial all this bullsh*t sounds?

 

Edit: I know that's a lot of questions, but could you try not dodging them like you have every other question?

Edited September 25, 2014 by NBAKingzFan10

[Non Fiction]

Listen...unless you are using Franklin in SP then you cannot drive to the max/top speed of cars or bikes.

 

 

GTA Online: cars are capped at 150-152mph. Bikes are capped at 170-173mph

 

Everything else is irrelevant.

[OrangeLucidity]

HIHIHIHIHIH I know what does that 1.75 means.

And you've got the answer all along... You said the game was on scale, and it is... both in space and time!

 

Do you remember how a second (or minute, for that matter) in GTA 5 is about 2 seconds in real life? What if I told you that its actually 1.75seconds in real life?? BOOM! MIND BLOWN!

 

So, if you want to get an average speed (in scale), you need the distance covered (in scale) and the time needed (in scale).

V (in gta) = D (in gta) / T (in gta) ... I'm guessing that the variable they use is based on real seconds, so they apply the 1.75 conversion factor to get time relative to the game and thus obtain your speed RELATIVE TO THE GAME.

 

You don't need your noobie video... Do a test by yourself! I did mine, here is the setup and results:

 

-Game mode: Single player

-Driver: Franklin

-Car: Vanilla Zentorno (straight from franklins garage)

-Race track: Runway 12R at LSA.

-Distance from end to end (according to GPS): 4.57km

-Time measurement: cheap cellphone stopwatch

 

- MY RESULT: 4.57km (gta scale) done in 24.8s (real life)

 

(24.8s real life ) (1s real life = 1.75s GTA scale) = 43.4s GTA scale (which in reality are the minutes you see passing by in game)

 

so, avg speed (gta scale ) = 4.57km (gta scale) / 43.4s (gta scale)...

 

avg speed (gta scale) = 0.105299 km / s ... applying conversion factor: (0.105299 km / s) (3,600s = 1hr) = 379.07 km/h !!!!!!!

 

Zentorno top speed according to gta wiki:
213 mph/342 kph (250 mph / 405 kph when tested)

 

I've got no way to check the validity of my speed, but seems pretty accurate to me

[Solo Wing Pixy]

How did this thread turn into a FPV preview into a freaking vehicle speed argument?!

[NBAKingzFan10]

How did this thread turn into a FPV preview into a freaking vehicle speed argument?!

Two words: Apex... Predator...

Edited September 25, 2014 by NBAKingzFan10

[Mach1bud]

HIHIHIHIHIH I know what does that 1.75 means.

 

And you've got the answer all along... You said the game was on scale, and it is... both in space and time!

 

Do you remember how a second (or minute, for that matter) in GTA 5 is about 2 seconds in real life? What if I told you that its actually 1.75seconds in real life?? BOOM! MIND BLOWN!

 

So, if you want to get an average speed (in scale), you need the distance covered (in scale) and the time needed (in scale).

 

V (in gta) = D (in gta) / T (in gta) ... I'm guessing that the variable they use is based on real seconds, so they apply the 1.75 conversion factor to get time relative to the game and thus obtain your speed RELATIVE TO THE GAME.

 

You don't need your noobie video... Do a test by yourself! I did mine, here is the setup and results:

 

-Game mode: Single player

-Driver: Franklin

-Car: Vanilla Zentorno (straight from franklins garage)

-Race track: Runway 12R at LSA.

-Distance from end to end (according to GPS): 4.57km

-Time measurement: cheap cellphone stopwatch

 

- MY RESULT: 4.57km (gta scale) done in 24.8s (real life)

 

(24.8s real life ) (1s real life = 1.75s GTA scale) = 43.4s GTA scale (which in reality are the minutes you see passing by in game)

 

so, avg speed (gta scale ) = 4.57km (gta scale) / 43.4s (gta scale)...

 

avg speed (gta scale) = 0.105299 km / s ... applying conversion factor: (0.105299 km / s) (3,600s = 1hr) = 379.07 km/h !!!!!!!

 

Zentorno top speed according to gta wiki:

213 mph/342 kph (250 mph / 405 kph when tested)

 

I've got no way to check the validity of my speed, but seems pretty accurate to me

This actually seems legit to me. I will test when I get home.

[Static]

 

How did this thread turn into a FPV preview into a freaking vehicle speed argument?!

Two words: Apex... Predator...

 

 

And doesn't help that the "preview" wasn't a preview at all but a video of a mod for an older GTA.

Edited September 25, 2014 by StaticLW

[Furry_Monkey]

It doesn't, it uses the metric system because R* North is based in Scotland. And I never said it did, I said the Adder's top speed is 120MPH because I converted it myself. Any more questions?

Really? That is even more dumb than your previous posts. The UK, which includes Scotland, uses the metric system for many things, but not distance and therefore not speed.

 

Damn man. You really are thick. I'm sorry for arguing with you. I didn't know it was the special Olympics.

[NBAKingzFan10]

 

It doesn't, it uses the metric system because R* North is based in Scotland. And I never said it did, I said the Adder's top speed is 120MPH because I converted it myself. Any more questions?

Really? That is even more dumb than your previous posts. The UK, which includes Scotland, uses the metric system for many things, but not distance and therefore not speed.

 

Damn man. You really are thick. I'm sorry for arguing with you. I didn't know it was the special Olympics.

Now now, that might be a little offensive to the people of the Special Olympics; I'm sure they would also want nothing to do with this guy. I mean, this is the same guy who took me serious when I dedicated an entire post to mocking him. How thick do you have to be for that?

[Pedinhuh]

HIHIHIHIHIH I know what does that 1.75 means.

 

And you've got the answer all along... You said the game was on scale, and it is... both in space and time!

 

Do you remember how a second (or minute, for that matter) in GTA 5 is about 2 seconds in real life? What if I told you that its actually 1.75seconds in real life?? BOOM! MIND BLOWN!

 

So, if you want to get an average speed (in scale), you need the distance covered (in scale) and the time needed (in scale).

 

V (in gta) = D (in gta) / T (in gta) ... I'm guessing that the variable they use is based on real seconds, so they apply the 1.75 conversion factor to get time relative to the game and thus obtain your speed RELATIVE TO THE GAME.

 

You don't need your noobie video... Do a test by yourself! I did mine, here is the setup and results:

 

-Game mode: Single player

-Driver: Franklin

-Car: Vanilla Zentorno (straight from franklins garage)

-Race track: Runway 12R at LSA.

-Distance from end to end (according to GPS): 4.57km

-Time measurement: cheap cellphone stopwatch

 

- MY RESULT: 4.57km (gta scale) done in 24.8s (real life)

 

(24.8s real life ) (1s real life = 1.75s GTA scale) = 43.4s GTA scale (which in reality are the minutes you see passing by in game)

 

so, avg speed (gta scale ) = 4.57km (gta scale) / 43.4s (gta scale)...

 

avg speed (gta scale) = 0.105299 km / s ... applying conversion factor: (0.105299 km / s) (3,600s = 1hr) = 379.07 km/h !!!!!!!

 

Zentorno top speed according to gta wiki:

213 mph/342 kph (250 mph / 405 kph when tested)

 

I've got no way to check the validity of my speed, but seems pretty accurate to me

This seems very plausible, really.

In fact if you manage to precisely count seconds IRL on the same time the game counts two seconds(on the gaem cellphone, mind you) you will realise that it won't be two seconds that will have passed IRL, it will be little less than that.

 

BOOOM MIND BLOWN, BRAIN TISSUES EVERYWHERE!!!

Now can you leave this topic alone??

[Mr. Rocko]

Misleading title is misleading

[KornbreadMaf1a]

HIHIHIHIHIH I know what does that 1.75 means.

 

And you've got the answer all along... You said the game was on scale, and it is... both in space and time!

 

Do you remember how a second (or minute, for that matter) in GTA 5 is about 2 seconds in real life? What if I told you that its actually 1.75seconds in real life?? BOOM! MIND BLOWN!

 

So, if you want to get an average speed (in scale), you need the distance covered (in scale) and the time needed (in scale).

 

V (in gta) = D (in gta) / T (in gta) ... I'm guessing that the variable they use is based on real seconds, so they apply the 1.75 conversion factor to get time relative to the game and thus obtain your speed RELATIVE TO THE GAME.

 

You don't need your noobie video... Do a test by yourself! I did mine, here is the setup and results:

 

-Game mode: Single player

-Driver: Franklin

-Car: Vanilla Zentorno (straight from franklins garage)

-Race track: Runway 12R at LSA.

-Distance from end to end (according to GPS): 4.57km

-Time measurement: cheap cellphone stopwatch

 

- MY RESULT: 4.57km (gta scale) done in 24.8s (real life)

 

(24.8s real life ) (1s real life = 1.75s GTA scale) = 43.4s GTA scale (which in reality are the minutes you see passing by in game)

 

so, avg speed (gta scale ) = 4.57km (gta scale) / 43.4s (gta scale)...

 

avg speed (gta scale) = 0.105299 km / s ... applying conversion factor: (0.105299 km / s) (3,600s = 1hr) = 379.07 km/h !!!!!!!

 

Zentorno top speed according to gta wiki:

213 mph/342 kph (250 mph / 405 kph when tested)

 

I've got no way to check the validity of my speed, but seems pretty accurate to me

I believe this is game, set, match.

[///M]

Very Flight Simulator like.

 

But super twitchy

[Diesleman]

Just out of interest, am I the only one who doesn't care for 1st person in gta?

[MulleDK19]

Jesus f*cking Christ. The video IS THE PROOF.

Let it rest. You can't reason with idiots. It's like trying to reason with religious people.

 

 

 

 

 

HIHIHIHIHIH I know what does that 1.75 means.

 

And you've got the answer all along... You said the game was on scale, and it is... both in space and time!

 

Do you remember how a second (or minute, for that matter) in GTA 5 is about 2 seconds in real life? What if I told you that its actually 1.75seconds in real life?? BOOM! MIND BLOWN!

 

So, if you want to get an average speed (in scale), you need the distance covered (in scale) and the time needed (in scale).

 

V (in gta) = D (in gta) / T (in gta) ... I'm guessing that the variable they use is based on real seconds, so they apply the 1.75 conversion factor to get time relative to the game and thus obtain your speed RELATIVE TO THE GAME.

 

You don't need your noobie video... Do a test by yourself! I did mine, here is the setup and results:

 

-Game mode: Single player

-Driver: Franklin

-Car: Vanilla Zentorno (straight from franklins garage)

-Race track: Runway 12R at LSA.

-Distance from end to end (according to GPS): 4.57km

-Time measurement: cheap cellphone stopwatch

 

- MY RESULT: 4.57km (gta scale) done in 24.8s (real life)

 

(24.8s real life ) (1s real life = 1.75s GTA scale) = 43.4s GTA scale (which in reality are the minutes you see passing by in game)

 

so, avg speed (gta scale ) = 4.57km (gta scale) / 43.4s (gta scale)...

 

avg speed (gta scale) = 0.105299 km / s ... applying conversion factor: (0.105299 km / s) (3,600s = 1hr) = 379.07 km/h !!!!!!!

 

Zentorno top speed according to gta wiki:

213 mph/342 kph (250 mph / 405 kph when tested)

Edited September 26, 2014 by MulleDK19

[OrangeLucidity]

 

Jesus f*cking Christ. The video IS THE PROOF.

Let it rest. You can't reason with idiots. It's like trying to reason with religious people.

 

 

 

 

Sure, math is "idiotic". Of course my response was "rambling incoherent response". And of course I wasn't close to anything considered as a rational thought. LOL

[Ballistic Jello]

Helluva response from the highly respected elite programmer and modder there, or whatever his brother called him. Very logical, good structure, points were well made but concise. Also respectful even in disagreement. Very professional. 10/10.

[OrangeLucidity]

 

Jesus f*cking Christ. The video IS THE PROOF.

Let it rest. You can't reason with idiots. It's like trying to reason with religious people.

 

Your video is invalid now. So wahwahwah it isn't "ROCKSTAR'S LIE SPEED" ... it is you being stupid enough to not realize the speed reported is in scale, as is both time and distance in the game.

 

"People have no sense of speed...

Rockstar multiply the speed by 1.75."

 

LOL

Edited September 26, 2014 by OrangeLucidity

[MulleDK19]

 

 

Jesus f*cking Christ. The video IS THE PROOF.

Let it rest. You can't reason with idiots. It's like trying to reason with religious people.

 

Your video is invalid now. So wahwahwah it isn't "ROCKSTAR'S LIE SPEED" ... it is you being stupid enough to not realize the speed reported is in scale, as is both time and distance in the game.

 

"People have no sense of speed...

Rockstar multiply the speed by 1.75."

 

LOL

 

Wow, I thought you were just pretending, but you really are an idiot.

[Apex]

Since you seemed to have missed the message I was trying to get across with my earlier post, I'll make it easier for you.

 

Simply: WHO THE F*CK CARES?!?!?

 

Seriously. What groundbreaking importance does this even have on the overall gameplay? How earth shattering is it that you maybe can't go faster than a certain speed? Did you trade in your game when you officially realized that "Rockstar lied, top speed died!"?

 

So, the f*ck, what. Can you get over yourself for 2 seconds to realize how petty and trivial all this bullsh*t sounds?

 

Edit: I know that's a lot of questions, but could you try not dodging them like you have every other question?

I was responding to someone who claimed there was a 150 MPH speed cap in GTA Online. I don't know if you know this. but the point of a forum is to discuss things, yeah shocking I know! If you're gonna come in here just to ask irrelevant questions and slander me you can f*ck off.

HIHIHIHIHIH I know what does that 1.75 means.

 

And you've got the answer all along... You said the game was on scale, and it is... both in space and time!

 

Do you remember how a second (or minute, for that matter) in GTA 5 is about 2 seconds in real life? What if I told you that its actually 1.75seconds in real life?? BOOM! MIND BLOWN!

 

So, if you want to get an average speed (in scale), you need the distance covered (in scale) and the time needed (in scale).

 

V (in gta) = D (in gta) / T (in gta) ... I'm guessing that the variable they use is based on real seconds, so they apply the 1.75 conversion factor to get time relative to the game and thus obtain your speed RELATIVE TO THE GAME.

 

You don't need your noobie video... Do a test by yourself! I did mine, here is the setup and results:

 

-Game mode: Single player

-Driver: Franklin

-Car: Vanilla Zentorno (straight from franklins garage)

-Race track: Runway 12R at LSA.

-Distance from end to end (according to GPS): 4.57km

-Time measurement: cheap cellphone stopwatch

 

- MY RESULT: 4.57km (gta scale) done in 24.8s (real life)

 

(24.8s real life ) (1s real life = 1.75s GTA scale) = 43.4s GTA scale (which in reality are the minutes you see passing by in game)

 

so, avg speed (gta scale ) = 4.57km (gta scale) / 43.4s (gta scale)...

 

avg speed (gta scale) = 0.105299 km / s ... applying conversion factor: (0.105299 km / s) (3,600s = 1hr) = 379.07 km/h !!!!!!!

 

Zentorno top speed according to gta wiki:

213 mph/342 kph (250 mph / 405 kph when tested)

 

I've got no way to check the validity of my speed, but seems pretty accurate to me

You actually believe the imaginary clock in-game has any relevance at all? Holy sh*t.

 

 

It doesn't, it uses the metric system because R* North is based in Scotland. And I never said it did, I said the Adder's top speed is 120MPH because I converted it myself. Any more questions?

Really? That is even more dumb than your previous posts. The UK, which includes Scotland, uses the metric system for many things, but not distance and therefore not speed.

 

Damn man. You really are thick. I'm sorry for arguing with you. I didn't know it was the special Olympics.

 

I admit my mistake there. Apparently the UK uses a combination for some reason. But it doesn't matter, it holds no relevance whatsoever, but keep up with the strawmen, cuz that's all you got.

 

Anyway, yeah you're right Mulle, I'm out of here, no point in arguing with people who don't care about evidence being presented right in front of them.

[DarkSavageDeathlyCloud]

Its realy cool no doubt...but i woud still use the fpv we have now

 

 

Or simply the overall view i always use

Simply because its more practical

[OrangeLucidity]

 

You actually believe the imaginary clock in-game has any relevance at all? Holy sh*t.

 

Yeah, fine, throw away all the numbers and calculations and stick with your "HOLY BIG LIE" theory... retard

 

I just proved to you with actual numbers how everything fits in place. And its actually logic, if you have a map on scale you would need time also on scale to get a speed.

 

The "imaginary clock" and the "imaginary distance on the map" are used to calculate the "imaginary car speed". You need to go back to schoolieee noobiieeee

 

I can lend you a calculator if you like, or my algebra I book from elementary school

 

 

 

 

 

Anyway, yeah you're right Mulle, I'm out of here, no point in arguing with people who don't care about evidence being presented right in front of them.

 

 

Look who's talking, Mr. "I strongly believe in a video instead of actual math"

 

There's no point in arguing with people who don't care about evidence being presented right in front of them (A.K.A. Apex Predator) =)

 

Study hard, kid! =)

Edited September 26, 2014 by OrangeLucidity

[Snake Plissken]

It's going to be similar to that of another Rockstar title - Midnight Club: Los Angeles. (I'm talking ground vehicles)

 

Can't wait to see what it looks like in planes and helicopters.

 

Probably with a few more features though so that's pretty cool

Edited September 26, 2014 by Snake Plissken

[US Marshal1911]

It's funny how serious he is about his 1.75.

 

Regardless If there was a speed cap of 120 put in the game, wouldn't the fastest speed be 120 on the stats sheet. Why would R* put so much effort into a speed cap and then have the speed faster than the cap?

 

Think about that Mr. Can't B Wrong

[Non Fiction]

Apex Predator- Franklin is the ONLY character that can drive a car past 150mph and motorcycles past 170mph...Cars have a speed cap of 150-153 Offline or Online...everything else is irrelevant

[MrANthraX]

I am mostly looking foward to use FPV in deathmatches actully.