The Kuruma has a modeled twin-cam straight six engine, placed longitudinally in a front engine, all wheel drive layout (a rather unique distribution of 1/3 of the engine power to the front wheels and the rest to the rear wheels). The wheel design is shared with the normal Kuruma, albeit painted in black. However, the secondary colour affects the armor plating, the protective frames on the lights, the details on the front fenders and the roll cage. The rear bumper has big-bore exhausts and a spoiler with bolted-on details on the sides, while the interior features a roll cage.Ĭolour distribution is similar to the normal Kuruma, having a primary colour for the body and the interior stitching. The car received minor cosmetic changes on the body, where the badges and the roof brake lights were removed, and the original chrome details were replaced by blacked-out ones. The vehicle is essentially a Kuruma fitted with bulletproof armor panels on the roof and the cabin and protective frames over the lights, as well as bullet resistant windows that rarely shatter under small arms fire. ” - Lester Crest during the setup Fleeca Job - Kuruma. It's got muscle, traction, light weight armor that shouldn't compromise performance, this is the one for us.
What is important to note is that these games are jam-packed with Easter eggs and secret facts.“ I don't want to call this an idiot-proof heist car, I mean there's no limit to some people's stupidity, but you gotta be very fucking dumb to let the cops catch you in one of these. Anyway, whether I like it or not is not the point.
Vice City, while great, didn't have as much of an impact on me since I was not nostalgic for the 80s since I was born in 1987, toward the end of that era. Just think about what a group of teens would say fueled by Mt. I can't really get into what made them funny now. These are memories I will never forget and the jokes that I made in this period still effect me today.įor example, in GTA III there were these vans called Rumpos. The nights I spent just driving around GTA III and San Andreas with friends, competing with, who could cause the most destruction, was just a thrilling experience. RPGs were like a private passion, but it was GTA III and the others that followed that I could share with my friends. As a young teenager, there was no series bigger in the early 2000s than Grand Theft Auto. Yet that's not the only thing that shaped my beliefs. I played more in High School than any other genre and it defined me in so many ways.
If there were one genre that could define my preference, it would be that. After I played Final Fantasy VII, I became obsessed with RPGs.
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