New Version of Spawn Points

[Eggobites90]

We have garages, apartments, houses, yachts...

 

Now for the final step: manually placed spawn points.

 

Go to your map, place a GPS marker, and that is where you spawn when entering new free roam lobbies.

 

"But we already have Last Location..."

 

Yes, we do. But a key element of that feature is that you must travel to the desired location before leaving free roam.

 

The whole point of a manually placed spawn point is to not have to actually travel there.

 

"People will just spawn in Fort Zancudo and get Lazers."

 

R* can simply create restricted zones around certain areas, including Fort Zancudo.

[Bnd]

people will set spawn points on rooftops or undermap for sure, good idea but needs a better devs than rockstar*

[Nah nah nah Gta 6]

people will set spawn points on rooftops or undermap for sure, good idea but needs a better devs than rockstar*

You can't really spawn waypoints underneath the map

[happygrowls]

It seems like a hit or miss imo, sure, it sounds good on paper.

But knowing R*, it'll cost $5k a piece to pop a new spawn point down.

Or maybe not.

Either way, i'll stick to my apartment.

[Genuine]

 

people will set spawn points on rooftops or undermap for sure, good idea but needs a better devs than rockstar*

You can't really spawn waypoints underneath the map

 

 

The Comedy Club I guess

[CarnageRacing00]

Someone would find a way to abuse it, I'm sure.

[Nah nah nah Gta 6]

The way they could solve the spawning under the map glitch is to have the actual spawning random like the Last location feature, when you jump into a new session you're not in the exact same spot, you're just in the same area, this could also be done with a concept like this.

[am30]

This idea is terrible.

[jollythecat]

No disrespect to OP, but I can't see why this would be useful.

 

I vote: No to this idea, sorry.

[DarkSavageDeathlyCloud]

bad idea....i see way to many exploits that are posible like that

[REXX]

To be honest, if this were ever to be implemented, there will always be that one twat who will try anything to get under the map/wallbreach. I vote no the idea, sorry.

[manurmad]

Good concept, but people would abuse it. For example, pretend I'm in a session with my friends and they're on the other side of the map (let's say I'm in Paleto Bay and they're at the airport) - all I would have to do is set where my friends are at as a spawnpoint, leave the session and come back, and I could be with my friends a lot quicker than the time it would take me to drive and fly there (even though GTA V's loading times are horrible).

[saintsrow]

We have garages, apartments, houses, yachts...

 

Now for the final step: manually placed spawn points.

 

Go to your map, place a GPS marker, and that is where you spawn when entering new free roam lobbies.

 

"But we already have Last Location..."

 

Yes, we do. But a key element of that feature is that you must travel to the desired location before leaving free roam.

 

The whole point of a manually placed spawn point is to not have to actually travel there.

 

"People will just spawn in Fort Zancudo and get Lazers."

 

R* can simply create restricted zones around certain areas, including Fort Zancudo.

For Rockstar, nothing is "simple." This logic is way, way, too complicated for Rockstar to develop.

[Kreedzm]

The whole point of a manually placed spawn point is to not have to actually travel there.

 

So where is the fun? The route is the goal!

[Yukinoshita]

B-but...this way...I wouldn't hear people complaining about their accidents on the road

[Eggobites90]

No disrespect to OP, but I can't see why this would be useful.

 

I vote: No to this idea, sorry.

Top of Mt. Chiliad, on an island, on a particular building, at a particular mansion or house, at the dirt track, in a tunnel, basically anywhere you would want to spawn using Last Location, but without having to return there before logging off.

 

The whole point of a manually placed spawn point is to not have to actually travel there.

 

So where is the fun? The route is the goal!

Starting there...