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I finally have a new car to review, and it's not the Pagani yet, but I'm sure that will be soon. It's the new Gallivant Warden, which is based on the Land Rover Defender. No, not that one, unfortunately, and that does, you know, that takes me straight into a winch, straight into a winch, and I'll be quick because I actually really like this car. I am a massive Land Rover fan. If you've been following the channel for a while, you know I'm a huge fan of Minis and anything British, so Landis are amazing. And this, this new Defender, yeah, you know what, it's good. It's a cool car. I would like one, but it is basically a baby Range Rover, really. And this would have been an absolutely perfect time to bring back something that can go into Benis, because just imagine if you could take this into Benis and turn it into the Warden Retro Custom, you know, so you could make it look like this, this, or even this, maybe even this, possibly this, maybe not this, this could be cool, or even something like this, because that was the thing with the Land Rover. It was so cool and an original Land Rover would have been, frankly, amazing. So that's winch number one, and then we do have to do winch number two, and I will get down to good things, I promise, and winch number two is the weight of this thing. I think it's made out of blancmange. Usually on the decent 4x4s, I can jump over that fence and get straight onto this road, but as you can see, by this rather extended roll down the hill, it's not particularly stable. Now, I will confess that for this, because I wanted the proper kind of urban look for this, I did put SUV wheels on, so the handling was definitely affected by the SUV wheels. After this lap, or should I say lap, after I did this across the map in this, I did go back, put off-road wheels on, and have another go, and it knocked 45 seconds off the time. So, with the off-road wheels and tyres on, this is actually a really capable off-roader. Customization-wise, it's pretty cool as well. You can get snorkels on it, so you can drive through water. It looks the part. It's a really, really good replica. The one thing that I notice, while taking it around this across-the-map route that I use, is that despite the height weirdness and the fact that it weighs three grams, so it gets thrown around all over the place, it feels good, you know? It feels quick, and it feels like really good fun. This is actually, on the road, this is probably one of the more fun off-roaders I've used in the game. Now, technically, it's not an off-roader. It's classed as an SUV in the game, but it's just wonderful to drive. So, that's why I thought, when I came to the end of my across-the-map, which, for those of you that are new to the channel, whenever I'm testing an off-roader, I do the school run, which starts up in the mountains. It's got some pretty tough off-roading, and then some nice windy stuff through the streets, and then it finishes off with this really tight bit where you drop the kids off at college. And this car, I think it was actually pretty poor on this run. With the SUV wheels on, it was terrible off-road, but pretty decent on-road. So, we ended up, as we just come around this last bit, and I can't remember whether I did this cleanly or not, but as we just come around this last bit, you can see we're putting in a time of just over four minutes. Now, that is slow. Now, I've got to admit, a lot of that was dedicated to that rather spectacular roll down the hill. However, as I said, I did put off-road tyres on, I did the route again, and it did it much, much quicker. So, off-road image restored. How did it do on a lap of the normal map? Because I was really surprised with how well it handled the route. So, what I thought I'd do, whizz it onto my normal track, do my usual test here, and then see what sort of time it put in on a standard lap of the map. And it was actually surprising. It feels, in terms of speed, yes, you've got the Astron HSW and you've got the Monstrosity HSW. That aside, it feels like one of the quicker, possibly even the quickest, of the SUV style cars in the game. And it's a really cool looking one as well. Customisation wise, you know, it's decent. You can't quite get the urban look. If that's what you're going for, if you want it to look like one of the carbon fibre urban mods that you can get, you can't quite do that. But you can make it look pretty damn badass. As a rule then, I want to say, I think this is a decent buy. So, to buy it, obviously this was released last week, it was hidden behind GTA 4, so I didn't get it last week. So, I just picked this up today and it costs you £1.6 million plus the various customisations that you'll do. And I don't think £1.6 million is necessarily all that bad. You look at the price of cars in this game at the moment, I think £1.6 million for anything that's in any way drivable and in any way cool is actually a decent price.
Gallivanter Warden – The latest Iffy Off Roader from GTA Kortz Center Heist DLC
Review time again! I'm back with the Pursuit Ignis and this is what I'm quite looking forward to. Now you may notice, if you're regular on the channel, you may notice I'm having to review this car slightly differently because this is an emergency vehicle, which means you can't call it into the races, which is really annoying because it means I can't use the track I put together to give a nice consistent time. However, it does mean I get the joy of doing the laps the way I used to do them, as in, in a public session. So what can possibly go wrong? So there are things I like about this and there's actually one thing I really like about it, we'll come back to that, and there are some things I don't like about it and the main thing is delivery options because this is a hypercar delivered up for the police. And I know I've said this in the other, in the D10 video, but it really is the Middle East that have been leading the way in sticking hypercars into their police departments for a bit of show. So why do we not have the Dubai delivery yet? And before anyone says because we're not in Dubai, we're in America, a bit of news for you, all of this is made up. So anyway, back to the public session because what can possibly go wrong apart from that? Right, and if that was you, I do apologise because there was a player in that car, I do apologise, but I've got a lap to do. So what this now means, because obviously now with all that carnage I've now crashed into a police car as well, this now becomes less a lap about time and more an exercise in how quickly can I do a lap whilst I've got a wanted level. Because as I already know from the escaping the police, escaping from bowling ball video that I did, once you get on the freeway with a wanted level you ain't going to outrun it because as soon as you get close the cops will be in front of you. So back to the customisation and do you know what, it's all right, it's about the same as the other police cars. You can put some police deliveries on there, you can put some police equipment on there. I really thought, especially with that black stripe down the middle, I thought I was going to be able to change that to green and I thought I was going to be able to make a really good job of getting a Dubai delivery police car. So I'm not going to lie, I'm slightly disappointed in that because I think that would look absolutely super cool. I know Italy do it as well so maybe I'll have a look see if I can make a decent version of one of the Italian hypercars. But I know that it's a bit of a first world problem really, complaining that they don't have the delivery that I have. So I thought I might as well go wild with the colours and put some of the police ones on, or the comedian ones on should I say, because they're on offer at the moment. And then we'll get back to this lap and then we'll get to one of the bits that I really, really do like about this because as cynical as we all can be about Rockstar, they could have done something really bad with this and they chose not to. So obviously this is the third Ignis we've got in the game. We have the standard Ignis and then we have the weaponised Ignis which has HSW, or should I say HSW. Now they could have added HSW to this as well, however because this is an emergency vehicle you can only modify these in your own property, so you can't take this to Alaska, you can't take it to Los Santos car meet. So you can't put HSW on it there and the only other place in the game where you can add HSW is in your mansions or in your Vinewood garage, but you need GTA Plus for both of those. Now Rockstar could have been really naughty and made this the first HSW cop car, but in order to do so you would have had to have had GTA Plus. So I'm actually going to give them some credit. So they're going to go up one notch on my cool scale, so they're now at level one. But you know, it's a start, it's a start. They could have done something bad, they chose not to, so do you know what Rockstar, have a biscuit, sit down, have a short holiday. Did you enjoy it? Great, let's get back to work. So back with this lap and it's every bit as good as you think it would be. It is arguably the most fun of the police car because it's faster than the D10, it handles better than the D10. I think it, I'm not going to say it looks better because it looks different, it's based on the Lamborghini Sian, so it looks very different. It depends what kind of thing you like. They're both really good looking cars, I'm not going to say I dislike the D10, I think it's great and I loved having that as a cop car. But then we get to some of the other things that are not likeable about that same car and it has to be the price.
Ignus Pursuit – GTA Online's latest Super Cop Car AND a rare show of goodwill from Rockstar
Ah, welcome back to another review, and I will keep this one quite brief because, spoiler alert, this car isn't worth much of your time. So this is the Ocelot E-Stride, which is based on the Jaguar I-Pace. Now the I-Pace, or shall I say, Walt, kind of was Jaguar's answer to the Model 3. And I'm guessing the meeting where they designed this must have gone something like this. One person said, let's do a car that does everything the Model 3 does, because people seem to really like the Model 3, but let's do it all a little bit worse, and then let's charge around £30,000 more for this car. And I think people will just snap it up because it's got our badge on the front. It must have gone something like that, because that's what they did. This was, in real life, an objectively terrible car. And I know that because one of my neighbours bought one. Oddly, he bought one in the colour you're looking at now. And he said it was one of the worst cars he'd ever had. It was unreliable, the range was rubbish, the speed was rubbish. It was objectively rubbish in all the ways that a thing could be rubbish. And that's carried across to the game. And that's why I feel slightly conflicted about this, because I'm actually, I'm not disappointed with this car. Because I never expected it to be good in the first place. I always thought it would be crap. And it is every bit as crap as I thought it would be. I mean, just look at the customisation. There is some, that's all I can say. There is some customisation. You can change things that make it look slightly different to how it used to look. Now, I was complimenting this on the other two cars that I've reviewed already, in that I thought the customisations were more subtle, they were more realistic, and you were kind of improving the car. But this is slightly coming apart. It really is. So obviously it's an EV, which means it's deathly silent, even though EVs aren't deathly silent in real life. But we'll not, let's not get bogged down with whether anyone at Rockstar has ever been in an EV. And let's get back to the review. So, as I say, I'm not disappointed, because I knew it would be terrible. And it's every bit as terrible in the game as it is in real life. That's pretty damn terrible. But there is only one thing that I'm disappointed in. I'll come back to that. So the only real reasons that I can see to buy this, really, and actually I'm struggling to think of a second, if you have one, or your parents have one, or you have one in the family, and you want to drive something in the game that's the same as what you've got in real life, you know what? Buy it. And the one that you've got in the game will be just as shit as the one that you've got in real life is. So you know, you'll carry that experience across here. I will say the handling's not awful. If you're looking for a unique feature, it seems to attract dirt more than any other car I've ever seen in the game. This is after half a lap. I mean, I'm not sure if that's a feature that you look for if you want cars that get dirty easily. Yeah, then this is the car for you. But I'm really, really struggling with any other reasons to buy this. So let's go and have a look at the top speed. For anyone that's new to the channel, I'll explain what this is. If you're not new to the channel, I'm sorry you have to listen to this every time. Essentially, I test the cars by doing a full lap of the map I leave traffic on, so it feels like how the car would be if you were actually using it in missions. And I test the top speed on this bit of road here. Now I've measured this out, and it's exactly a mile. So I fly down here as quickly as I can, which I'm not gonna lie, in this car, isn't really all that quick. And then when I get to the end, do a little bit of simple maths, and that gives you an achievable top speed that you can maintain through traffic. And for this piece of crap, it did the mile in 35 seconds with a top speed of 102, which means it's not the slowest car in the game. So so far, in terms of positives, we've got the fact that the handling isn't awful, and we've got that it isn't the slowest car in the game, and it has a unique feature in that it's quite easy to get it dirty. I'm not doing a great job of selling this to you, am I? So my recommendation for this? Pass. Hard pass. Even, you know, even if you want to review it, just don't. Just take my word for it. It's not worth your money. The only reason to buy this is if you've got one and you want the same car in the game, you want the same level of disappointment in the game that you want in real life. And then we come back, because I did say there was one thing that was slightly disappointing, and it is just that. It's the name. It's based on the I-Pace, so Rockstar have done their thing and called it the E-Stride.
Ocelot e-Stride – I waste $1.5m on this so YOU don't have to. Full lap of the map and review
Right, it's review number three of this week, and I've got three choices. I've got what I'm covering, I've got this disgusting van, I've got whatever the hell this is, god knows I'll get back to that, and then I've got the ridiculous Jaguar. So I will come back to that, I'm editing these two videos back to back, so you might get that one very very soon. So we're looking at the Grotti Cartuccia GT, uh, brand new in GTA Online this week, launched with the quarter-centre heist update, which I still haven't had time to play. Now this car is carrying on a really really good start. I've got to admit, with this update, they've started really really well. The Merc was fabulous, the Valeno, Valena, Valena, Valeno, was fabulous, and this as well, really really good. Now it's based on the Ferrari 12-cylinder, which, yeah, will admit it, is not the best looking Ferrari ever. That title goes to the 288 GTO. Just saying, that's not an opinion, that's a fact. So yeah, it's not starting off from a great place, because the car that this is based on is a bit of a minger, if we're honest. However, I think this thing is very very rescuable, and it is a really really good buy. So, this is available this week from Legendary Motors for 2.4 million I believe, which makes it the fourth most expensive non-HSW car in the game. So it needs to be at least the fourth best non-HSW car in the game. So let's just see how it does. So we'll start with the looks, because as I say, when you first buy this, you might think it's a bit goppy. And when you start doing the customisation, very much like I said with the Valeno, the customisation is actually quite subtle on this. They seem to have taken a very different route with customisation with these last couple of cars. It's a little bit less wild, and a little bit more considered. So what you're actually doing is choosing things that really improve the car. But where it changes with this car in particular, is when you get to the dark colours. Because when you've been through all the customisation, and when you start to actually want to repaint this thing, and you start to look at the dark colours, then this kind of happens. Yeah, that's quite enough of that. Let's move on. The point being, this car looks amazing in black. Now, as soon as this video is finished, I'm going to repaint this thing black, and that's how I'm going to keep it. I can't do it black now, because black cars look terrible in the thumbnails, and none of you will click this, and none of you will watch it if I paint it black. So I've gone for the darkest colour that I think I can go away with, which is this, I believe it's midnight purple metallic. And even then, it just brings it to life a little bit. I've never known a car in GTA to be affected so much by the colour choice. And I don't know if it's because it just cancels out that horrific 80s style kind of light bar thing in the front. I think all it needs is a reflective borrow from a Peugeot 205 to make that absolutely perfect. But anyway, I digress. So let's get back to the actual car, and is it any good? Well, do you know what? It is. Now I've just been through the customisation, but what I do when I buy these cars, I like to take them for a little drive before I do any sort of customisation. And for this one, I've got to admit, I was having a huge amount of fun right up until this happened. But we're not going to talk about that, that was someone else's fault, that wasn't me. But the point of this car is, it is fun. Now, despite the lap time that we'll come back to, it's not a car that actually feels all that quick. So whenever you're tearing through the freeway or the motorway, it doesn't feel like you're out of control like you do in some of the other fast cars. Which is a good point to, a good time should I say, to come to the top speed test. So if you're new to the channel, this is my top speed test. It's a mile of track around the back end of the map that I've measured, it's exactly one mile. I do this as fast as I can, do a little bit of simple maths, and that tells you the achievable top speed that you can maintain through traffic, not some sort of theoretical maximum that you're never going to see. This is what you can actually do. And this did a 27.09 for the mile, with a top speed of 131.5. And that's pretty damn good, that's faster than quite a lot of HSW cars. So we already know we're onto something decent with this, because the top speed is good. But what about what happens when you get there, on your way to the top speed. So let's look at the handling. And the handling in this thing, it is just incredible. I mean, I'm going to go as far as to say, I think this is up there with the Comet SR. And if you've been watching my videos for a while, you know what I think of the Comet SR. I think that's one of the best cars in the game.
Grotti Cartccia – One of the FASTEST non-HSW cars in GTA online does a full Lap of Los Santos.
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.
Before You Pre-Order GTA 6… Watch This First
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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