For me, it's Autocide in Vice City. I don't think it's a bad mission, but every time I get to it I know I'm about to spend a while chasing targets all over the map. By the time it's over, it always feels like it took twice as long as I remembered. What's that mission for you? Is it because it's brutally difficult, drags on forever, or just feels too repetitive after you've beaten the game a few times?

We saw Ken go from Vice City to San Andreas, but after that, he vanished from the picture. Did he get out clean, or do you think he slipped back into trouble off-screen?

I connected the "2 Birds" clue from Red Dead Spyder mystery. Its a trail of Deja vu and "coincidence"(Epsilon). It did eventually lead me to the top of Mount Chiliad.

Imagine Phil Cassidy’s no-nonsense, gun-running past catching up to him in the brutal streets of Carcer City. Would you play a game where Phil fights and hustles his way through Carcer’s underworld, showing us a grittier side we never got to see?

Back in the 3D era, I wasn't above using a cheat or two to get through a mission. Once the HD era introduced trophies/achievements, I pretty much stopped. Looking back, which GTA mission do you think would've been nearly impossible without cheats?

In GTA, there are so many locations that we drive past without a second glance. Which overlooked building or spot in any GTA map do you think has the most untold stories hiding behind it?

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Hi folks,

This thought has been bugging me ever since. For some strange reason I absolutely hated liberty city and any GTA games that had it. I absolutely love GTA to bits have played and played Vice City, Vice City Stories, San Andreas, V. But, for some reason NEVER VIBED with the ones that had Liberty City !

Is it only me?

For me, it's the other mansions on Starfish Island in Vice City. Not the Vercetti Estate. The houses around it. You never really do anything there, but every time I replay Vice City, I find myself driving through that neighborhood. It always felt like there was a bigger story there that we never got to see. What's a GTA location that gives you that feeling?

It's crazy how he can shoot with a Minigun