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More reviews and lap times now from the court center heist DLC cars and this is the um it's the hold on just just give me a minute i've got this i've i've got this written down somewhere what the hell is ah right that's it so this it's the grotty veleno gt which is based on the capricorn o1 segato but of course everyone knew that because everyone knows exactly what this car is honest that i'm not gonna lie was my first problem with this car the fact that it just at first glance it looked like yet another really really low production number sort of super exclusive electric hyper car that's what i thought this was and then i started looking into the car that is based on which which is this here is the uh the capricorn o1 segato which i was surprised to find out isn't actually electric because this is intended to be one of the last and best great analog cars that's what they wanted to make with this they didn't go chasing super high downforce there's no hybrid system on this just a 5.2 litre v8 with a massive supercharger and some pretty impressive figures especially when you consider all that it needs to be mated to a manual gearbox so you've got a proper analog experience with this car and that has transferred across to the game really really well and it's transferred across with some of its disadvantages as well um such as the fact that it tends to oversteer a little as you'll see from this little compilation now don't get me wrong i am not saying this is a bad car in fact it's a really good car before we get to the review let's have a look at the customization i'm about to speed this up a little bit more than usual because even though i am going to say the customization on this car is great what you're seeing here is a speeded up version of me spending 10 minutes doing the customization and then driving out with a car that looks almost exactly the same as it looked when i pulled it in and that's because the customization on this is actually surprisingly subtle it's quite a pretty car and instead of having all sorts of wild options that totally change what the car looks like you know they haven't gone for the Halfords approach where they say here's a list of things you can glue to your car they've gone for a much better approach with actually nicely thought through customization options that just sort of tweak and improve the car it's not often the rear bumper options actually change the angle or the location of the of the license plate so it's really nice customization i think and this green that it came in stunning so i do need to talk about how i got this car and i want to say thanks to quite the rhino for selling this to me i do not have gta plus and this car is hidden behind gta plus for a foot for a week so i managed to buy it from him and that's why i'm doing this customization for you now so we'll cover whether it's worth the gta plus or not later when we've just got around here to do the top speed test now i've got to admit this car in a straight line feels really really quick the handling is interesting but as i said i will come back to that but in a straight line it feels really really quick so i think the top speed test it's going to do down here is actually going to be pretty impressive so as we come around here this is the start line for my measured mile for those of you that are new to the channel i have a one mile section of road measured out i go down this as quickly as i can do a little bit of simple math and that gives you the average top speed that you can maintain not a theoretical top speed the actual top speed you can hit and maintain whilst driving through traffic the finish line is just under here under this sign and as you can see 23 seconds for the mile at a top speed of 151.8 that makes this one of the fastest cars in the entire game and it wants to be because i paid three million for this on top of that i then had to give an extra 1.2 million for the hsw upgrade then with each of the additional hsw upgrades individually costing you know 50 to 100 grand i'm into this for well over five million and that's before you even look at things like missile bockham jammers so this if you're not getting it free with gta this is a very expensive car but i think it's worth it the reason i think it's worth it is because of the hyper cars that we've had in the past the recent ones it's been things like the pipistrella which is pretty but rubbish and the vista extreme which again pretty but rubbish to go back to find cars in gta that are based on real life hyper cars that are actually good the last one i can remember liking you have to go back to 2022 and the xeno but for the last hyper car that was actually objectively good you're going all the way back to 2019 and the benefactor krieger so to have a brand new hyper car that's actually fast and it actually looks nice and is good to drive i'm
Grotti Veleno GT – A full lap of the GTA Map in the latest DLC car
And we're back, finally, with some car reviews. And we're here with the Benefactor LRC GT, which is the first of the DLC vehicles from the Court Centre Heist that I'll be reviewing. And the reason I'm reviewing this one first is because this is easily the best. Now, I do have the other one, I can't remember what it's called, I can't remember what it's based on, but it doesn't matter because we're going with this one first. And there's a very specific reason for that, and that's because I honestly think this car is kind of the saviour of GTA 6. This shows you, this car shows you that Rockstar still understand petrol heads, or should I say gear heads in the US. They still understand cars. So let's look at why this is so important, because I'm not going to lie, it's not the best looking car ever made. Neither this one in the car, nor the original that it's based on. So it's based on the Mercedes-Benz CLR, which was their entry into Jones car racing in the late 90s. And it was fabulous, it was ridiculously quick. In almost all circumstances, and it was apparently very nice to drive, and I guess compared to the others at the time, it probably looked okay, and you could buy a road going version of this. Now, the reason this car got so famous is it had some, shall we call them aerodynamic quirks. So the first of them turned up on the practice session, when Mark Webber's CLR did this. And for those of you that don't follow motorsport, I can just confirm that this one here is the wrong way up, and these ones here, they're the right way up. So this should really be the other way around. So Mercedes went back, they decided, yep, we've found what the problem is, we know what happened, and they fixed it. And Mark Webber went out the next day for qualifying, and this happened. We've got a car on its roof already, how on earth does this happen? Just trying to spot which car that is. That's the Schneider, it looks like the, oh no, no, I'm sorry, it's not, it's the, oh, it's the Mark Webber car. Yes, again, this is amazing, this happened in the qualifying session. But this time, they really did fix it, and they were really, really happy with how well they fixed it. So it came to the race day, so they sent Peter Dunbrek out, and he was having a fabulous race, right until this happened. Here we go, oh my god, oh my god, the Mercedes has taken off. That's Peter Dunbrek at the wheel of the number five Mercedes. And that, my friends, is why when you look at the livery for this car, you will see that it is sponsored by Fly US, and that it boasts having two enormous airbags. And that is why I say this car is the saviour of GTA, because those daft jokes, you will only understand them if you're into your racing. And they, they don't care, they're happy to put these little jokes in, and the people who get them will get them, and the people who don't will probably be quite happy when they have it explained to them. But this gives me a huge amount of hope that the same level of stupid slack humour that we've had through GTA 3, 4, 5, Vice City, all of them, that's going nowhere. And now, not that I wasn't looking forward to GTA 6 before, I'm looking forward to it even more now. Anyway, let's get back to this car, and let's talk about the customisation. Now, it's a race car, so the customisation isn't great. And you throw onto that that it's not actually a particularly good-looking race car, and that does kind of limit your customisation options. Now, there are plenty enough options to make it look like the famous Flying Merc, and obviously it's the Fly US livery that we wanted to choose if that's the look you're going for. But in terms of making it look good, there aren't many options. However, this is a cool car. There was absolutely no reason for them to add this in or something like this. The game wasn't missing this, and this is one of the reasons why I always come back to this game. There was no reason for this, but it is a cool car. This isn't a cool lap, as you'll see from the mess that I'm making of it, and to be fair, that's my fault because I haven't played GTA anywhere near enough recently. I've been spending an awful lot of time in DayZ and on Dying Light, but we're back into this, trying to string together a lap that doesn't look too hideous. And on the subject of that, let's get round and do the top speed test. So, we'll come back to how the car actually drives in a second. It's not a HSW car, so we're not going to get an absolutely astonishing top speed, but as we go over the line here, that marks the start of the measured mile. So, I've got a one-mile section of track, and the finish line is just up here, and as you can see, we've got 123.8 miles per hour. Now, as I say, that's not the theoretical top speed.
Benefactor LRC GT – The flying Merc and the savior of GTA 6
So if you're about to pre-order GTA 6, I want you to just stop for a few minutes because I have thoughts and that doesn't happen often. Now I am not here to tell you that Rockstar are evil, I am a massive Rockstar fan, I'm pretty sure I've played every single Rockstar game including all of the GTAs, the original Manhunt is still one of my favourite games, Red Dead 2 is a masterpiece, I even played Rockstar Table Tennis on the Wii, so I am an absolutely huge Rockstar fan, huge GTA fan and I can't wait to play this game. But looking at what's included in the standard and the ultimate editions and the pre-order bonuses and there are a few things that I just think it's worth talking about. Now I was there, I was there with card in hand considering placing that pre-order but then I looked into what the actual editions give you. So in the UK, these editions are going to cost £70 for the standard edition and £90 for the ultimate, which to be fair, that's pretty much on the money for a AAA game in the UK, not overly expensive on the ultimate. But what are you actually getting? Because really, on paper the ultimate edition should be much better. Now the sort of stuff that you get, the difference between the two fits into a few different categories. So there's all the normal stuff, I won't go through it, plenty of other people have gone through all of it. Yes, there are some cards which you could save up and buy anyway. And I'm talking about One Eyed Willys and Ride Out Customs. And there are also references to a couple of specific activities or missions that you can do within the Ultimate Edition. And again, hiding actual gameplay behind a paywall is something I'm not entirely comfortable with. Cosmetics, I think do that all day long. Because for the people that care about that, and if you're one of those people, if you care about that stuff, then the pre-order bonuses are probably perfect for you. And the Ultimate Edition is probably perfect for you. That is pay to win. Because you are paying for a way to progress through the game much more quickly rather than paying for cosmetics and preferences and, you know, cutting a little bit of time out of some of the grindier parts of the game. That would make it 100% pay to win. And option two is that these businesses don't matter. That the missions they have are so few and so irrelevant that they don't actually contribute anything to the gameplay. In which case, what are the Ultimate Edition buyers actually paying for? So I don't understand. They're either meaningful and it's pay to win, or they're filler and the Ultimate Edition buyers are getting ripped off. And neither option feels brilliant. And I don't think there was any doubt that there was always going to be a stand in an Ultimate Edition. They're giving you a few things that you might use maybe in story mode once. And for me, I will definitely do all of story mode. Maybe I might do it twice, you know, with a decent gap. So if that's you, just like me, these bonuses are kind of worthless. So that leads you to the question, why would you pre-order? Now a friend of mine summed it up in a way that made me laugh. He said you don't pay a crackhead in advance. That's probably happened already. With the pre-orders that they've taken, I've heard figures of two and three billion. So they've probably paid for the development already. Watch some gameplay. When early release gameplay gets released, see whether the businesses are worthwhile and then decide. So obviously, as I've said before, I absolutely love Rockstar games. There's absolutely no doubt in my mind that GTA 6 will be anything other than absolutely incredible. But loving a developer or loving what a developer does doesn't mean we should not ask questions when they start to do things that I'm a little bit uncomfortable with. So in summary, yeah, you can bet your ass I'll be buying GTA 6 on day one. Do they actually mean anything to you? Because for me, they absolutely have not justified me taking that £70 or £90 out of my bank account now. And at this point, until I learn a little bit more about it, I'm still not even sure whether I'm going standard or ultimate edition. I'm not 100% sold on the ultimate edition yet. So there's a good chance I'm just going to go standard. But I think before I make that decision, I really need to see some information about what online mode is going to look like for GTA 6 because they've been a little bit quiet about that. So it would be really nice to get an update on that. So yeah, different type of video for me, my first ever GTA 6 video. I've avoided them because so many people put out so much about this and I just didn't want to contribute to the hype. But now we actually have something to work with and obviously I am going to be buying this game and reviewing the cars in this game and doing all the stuff that I used to do in this game.
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Hey guys. I hope you enjoy this. I decided to run the Cayo Perico Heist as John McLane. Think pistols and maximum frantic effort.. This was a lot harder than I thought it would be and the edit was even harder. So I reckon I need a couple of days to finish the edit then I'll put it up. I hope you enjoy it.
GTA Online The Cayo Perico Heist – The John McLane Method TRAILER.
FULL SEND. MAXIMUM ATTACK. Which action movie character should take on Cayo Perico next? What happens when you tackle the Cayo Perico Heist with one rule: NEVER stop pushing forward? Inspired by the relentless action of classic 80s action heroes, this cinematic GTA Online challenge throws stealth out of the window and replaces it with overwhelming firepower, explosions, and pure aggression. Rules: • Full send at all times • Maximum attack • Combat MG Mk II as the primary weapon • No hiding • No retreat • Keep moving forward This isn't a guide, speedrun, or money-making tutorial, it's not useful in any way. But it was cool to make even if I did have to recapture ALL THE FOOTAGE due to a problem with the Rockstar editor. This is Cayo Perico played like an action movie. If you enjoy cinematic GTA content, challenge runs, immersive gameplay, and action movie-inspired playthroughs, make sure to subscribe for more. #GTAV #GTAOnline #CayoPerico #CinematicGameplay #GamingCinematic #ChallengeRun #ActionMovie #GTAChallenge #CombatMGMK2 #CayoPericoHeist
Cayo Perico – The RAMBO Method (Cinematic Run)
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Walk in. Clean up. Walk out. This is the Cayo Perico Heist played in full cinematic style — inspired by John Wick. No rushing. No chaos. Just precision. Every enemy gets a headshot. Only pistols, sniper, incendiary shotgun, and hand-to-hand combat. No running — we walk the entire heist from start to finish. Only John Wick-style vehicles used. This is NOT a guide — this is a cinematic experience. If you enjoy cinematic gameplay, immersive runs, and movie-style edits, you’re in the right place. 🎬 Cinematic GTA V gameplay 🎯 Precision headshots only 🔥 Stealth + aggressive John Wick-style combat 🚶 Full walk-through (no sprinting challenge) Let me know if you want to see more cinematic heists like this. #GTAV #CayoPerico #CinematicGameplay #JohnWickStyle #GamingCinematic #StealthGameplay #GTAOnline
Cayo Perico – The John Wick Method (Cinematic Run)
Hey guys. I hope you enjoy this. I decided to run the Cayo Perico Heist as John Wick. Think headshots, and walking over running and grinding. This was a lot harder than I thought it would be and the edit was even harder. So I reckon I need a couple of days to finish the edit then I'll put it up. I hope you enjoy it.
GTA Online The Cayo Perico Heist – The John Wick Method TRAILER.
I bought the Festival Bus in Grand Theft Auto Online thinking I’d found the perfect vehicle to turn the Cluckin’ Bell Farm Raid into absolute chaos… Yeah… that didn’t go to plan. Turns out this thing is a Pegasus vehicle, which means: You can’t use it in missions You can’t bring it to heists You can’t store it normally And you definitely can’t use it for anything actually useful So naturally, I spent way too long trying to justify one of the most pointless purchases in GTA Online. In this video, I test the Festival Bus, attempt to use it where Rockstar clearly doesn’t want me to, and break down why it might genuinely be one of the most useless vehicles in the game. There’s also a small (completely calm and reasonable) rant about Rockstar’s priorities… because somehow this gets patched, but other slightly bigger issues don’t. Okay, so I made a mistake. And it's not like the, oh oops I crashed my car kind of mistake, it's more like the, I spent quite a lot of in-game money on something that has no purpose in life. That kind of mistake. So today I'm going to talk to you about the festival bus in GTA Online. Or, as I like to call it, the most ****ing **** I've ever bought. So, my genius plan, because this is not the video I was supposed to be making today, I was supposed to be doing a cluster ****, no, a cluster cluck, with the festival bus. And this was going to be, this was going to be the one that finally beats Dick because every time I do a cluster ****, I can't even say it, a cluster cluck in something crap, he manages to find something even crapper. This was going to be it, he was not going to beat me with the festival bus. But it didn't work. And it should have been perfect. You know, music blasting, total chaos. And that's when I discovered something incredibly annoying. You can't do it. And why can't you do it? Well you can't do it because it's a Pegasus vehicle. And that means you can't call a Pegasus vehicle in on missions like this. You just, you can't do anything. With a Pegasus vehicle, you can't call it in like a normal car. It doesn't spawn anywhere near you. You literally have to go across to the other side of the map to pick the damn thing up. So using it for missions? Nope, not available. So my kind of big brain plan of, you know, doing the clucking bell farm raid in the raid bus, just completely dead in the water, as was my video idea for today. I'm sorry, all of our operators are helping other clients. Please call back later. So now you might be thinking, just what I thought, just store it in a garage. Yeah, you can't do that either, can you? I thought you would be able to store this in your facility, just like you can store planes, you can store Pegasus planes in your hangar and convert them to personal vehicles. I thought I'd be able to store this in the facility. But no. The only way to store this is to use all sorts of glitches. You need two people for most of them. The problem with the actual glitches that you have to use is that they form the first part of a money glitch. You know, they use like the give car to friends glitch, which you can use to actually duplicate cars and make money. So it's not one I was even prepared to try. You know, I don't mind doing the paint glitches, but I wouldn't want to do anything that's actually going to get my account banned. Now, I'm pretty sure there used to be ways to store this without using all these sorts of glitches, but obviously they were patched because they're the priority when it comes to patching. So let's have a look at the uses for the festival bus. That's all I really can do with this video now. Missions? Nope. Heists? Nope. Does it have any utility in free mode? Nope. Is it in any way practical? Nope. And what can it do? Well, it can drive slowly, it can have lights, and it can exist. That's the three things this car does. It's basically a moving crap painting, which basically means if you buy this thing, you're essentially driving a tiny nightclub that no one asked for to nowhere for no reason at all. And this is why I decided to make this video, because the patching strategy of Rockstar does get on my nerves sometimes. You know, fun glitches are some creative work around ways that you can actually use vehicles like this. But game breaking stuff, you know, there are people out there in Godmode Deluxo and on Godmode Oppressor MKII, and the Godmode Cockette glitch has been unpatched for probably about a year now since that car dropped. No sign of any of those getting patched, but storing a festival bus you can actually use it? Oh yeah, let's get that patched straight away. That makes sense. Perfectly balanced. Wonderful. No notes, Rockstar.
Why I Bought the Most Useless Vehicle in GTA Online
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