What's your favourite moment in V's story

[Jimbatron]

and why?

 

Mine - the opening cut scene from "Fame or Shame" when Trevor walks in. The acting between Ned Luke and Steven Ogg is immense, even the body language with Michael subtly positioning himself between his family and Trevor. The rising tension and feeling of the characters discomfort is built excellently, until there is a fluke distraction in the answer to "where's your sister Jim?" which gives them a way out from seemingly unavoidable conflict there and then.

Edited January 5, 2016 by Jimbatron

[EvilDog77]

and why?

 

Mine - the opening cut scene from "Fame or Shame" when Trevor walks in. The acting between Ned Luke and Steven Ogg is immense, even the body language with Michael subtly positioning himself between his family and Trevor. The building tension and feeling of the characters discomfort is built excellently, until there is a fluke distraction in the answer to "where's your sister Jim?" which gives them a way out from seemingly unavoidable conflict there and then.

 

I have to agree with you on that one. Trevor looking Fabien up and down and saying "good lord!" in that husky tone always cracks me up.

[MarshDanni]

My favorite part by far is when you fail the mission Complications inside the house and Amanda's instructor goes yelling like: "Help, help, he's blaaack". Failed the mission a couple of times just to hear that.

 

Also, abusing Lazlow was pretty fun

Edited January 5, 2016 by MarshDanni

[theGTAking101]

The very beginning, Bury the Hatchet and The Wrap Up.

[RJX74]

Bury the Hatchet. I was expecting one of them to pull the trigger. But the whole drive through NY is amazing.

Edited January 5, 2016 by RJX74

[theGTAking101]

Bury the Hatchet. I was expecting one of them to pull the trigger. But the whole drive through NY is amazing.

I think it could've been interesting if Trevor ended up shooting Michael before he runs from the Chinese. Then Mike could be unavailable to play as for a bit while he heals in a Ludendorff hospital.

 

This could also give the game a chance to develop Franklin's character while Michael is away.

[Lilіth]

Bury the Hatchet/Prologue because both are in North Yankton. Wish there was more of it.

 

As for Trevor.. He shouldn't have hesitated. That guy doesn't blink when mowing down dozens of Lost MC bikers. Yet Mr. Townley gets a special treatment.

[chilleverest]

The very beginning, seeing North Yankton, all that snow.

[ELOSOJER]

'Mr. Philips' is a great moment in the game from how they introduced Trevor, and after he knocks off Johnny K, he basically goes on a 'Sandy Shores: Kill 'Em All Tour'.

[Algonquin Assassin]

Burning Trevor alive easily.

[Misunderstood]

The Credits

 

 

jk the first like dozen missions are the best part of the story. Michael and his trouble with his family, Franklin f*cking sh*t up in the hood.

[slimeball supreme]

Bury the Hatchet.

Fame or Shame's first cutscene.

Something Sensible.

 

Hell - The Time's Come was also a great mission.

[Shadowfennekin]

Killing Franklin.... oh wait, that's bloody impossible. -_-

 

 

Purposely failing the fourth mission by having Franklin get caught by everyone, The coach's reaction was the best.

And tearing down Madrazo's mistress' house,

[XenoxX]

For me it is burry the hatchet, one of the missions with the best atmosphere and tension, the writing and dialouge during that mission was also very well written to not ruin the entire atmosphere.

However my personal flaw with the mission is that Max Payne 3 had a very similar mission, which was more open and designed with better model fidelity and quality.

The design seen on its own is very good though.

[Osho]

I only liked the prologue and till the mission 'Repossession', and the rest thereafter was forgettable to me.

[thatstupidbug]

 

 

One of the few, real GREAT moment in gta V,,, too bad all the build up to find michael lead to... a half naked Lazlow dancing like a monkey.

Edited January 6, 2016 by thatstupidbug

[Dirtbag101]

When Trevor meets Johnny Klebitz, simply because Johnny was the most badass(hardest) of the three characters from IV and Trevor just destroys him which shows the audience very quickly that Trevor is in a whole different league to any character seen in GTA before.

[Jimbatron]

Err, why has this been moved to the gameplay section? It's about the story!

[American Viking]

When Trevor meets Johnny Klebitz, simply because Johnny was the most badass(hardest) of the three characters from IV and Trevor just destroys him which shows the audience very quickly that Trevor is in a whole different league to any character seen in GTA before.

Wrong. It showed the audience that Trevor could take advantage of a very drug addled Johnny who was made that way by Rockstar so he could be used as a stepping stone to put over their golden boy and sh*t on TLaD. A healthy Johnny K. would've beat the breaks off that dress wearing cannibal.

[Pedinhuh]

Setting Trevor on fire for the first time(on my second and last playthrough).

A very fitting end for a character like him, seeing his screams of agony while he desperately rolled around the gasoline, trying to put out the fire and then he suddenly stops and his sh*tty truck gets blown for good, it was soo satisfying...

 

For a character that was a bully, manipulator, cannibal, rapist(of Floyd atleast), psychopatic and sadistic, there was no better way to go than screaming in pain.

[Linerax]

Doing the Hood Safari mission with a bullet time mod. Like a scene from an action movie on Grove St.!

[VirtualJG]

"Oh my bad Mr. Gold Card!"

 

That's about all I have to say about that one.