GTA San Andreas The Definitive Edition New Lowriders Systems? Discussion

[YufflesGaming]

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Edited November 1, 2021 by YufflesGaming

[HeySlickThatsMe]

I really hope it's not gonna be like GTA Online, because those controls are very weird to me 

[Collibosher]

8 hours ago, HeySlickThatsMe said:

I really hope it's not gonna be like GTA Online, because those controls are very weird to me 

But they most certainly are better than in GTA SA. Sacrificing the camera control (on consoles) for "hydraulics" is one of the few things I really don't like about GTA SA. I personally find it necessary to move the camera around alot while driving in every GTA.

[HeySlickThatsMe]

7 hours ago, Collibosher said:

But they most certainly are better than in GTA SA. Sacrificing the camera control (on consoles) for "hydraulics" is one of the few things I really don't like about GTA SA. I personally find it necessary to move the camera around alot while driving in every GTA.

Maybe it's better on gamepad, but i prefer SA style PC controls, unless they could do both?

[Ser_Salty]

8 hours ago, Collibosher said:

But they most certainly are better than in GTA SA. Sacrificing the camera control (on consoles) for "hydraulics" is one of the few things I really don't like about GTA SA. I personally find it necessary to move the camera around alot while driving in every GTA.

Just have a compromise between the two. Hit a button to switch the right analog stick between camera control and hydraulics, The GTAV system of having to hold a button sucks ass. The hydraulics also need to be as jumpy as they were originally in SA, the slow ones in V are boring.

[Ruben Viera]

I hope that they add the function of blocking the position of the hydraulics as in the mobile version

[kasa]

I wish we get the same amount of customization as in gta 5

[triks]

On 10/17/2021 at 2:40 AM, Ser_Salty said:

Just have a compromise between the two. Hit a button to switch the right analog stick between camera control and hydraulics, The GTAV system of having to hold a button sucks ass. The hydraulics also need to be as jumpy as they were originally in SA, the slow ones in V are boring.

That's exactly what I was thinking, too.

 

After playing around with the hydraulics only once in GTA Online, I was over it – in San Andreas you can go full send, vaulting a couple of car lengths ahead at a time, easily bounce with synchronised timing to any rhythm, even hit the switches so hard that you'll completely flip over then back onto your wheels again.

 

The automatic hydraulic pump release when stopping is pretty stylish, as well.