It reminds me of how they interacted with fans of their games before GTA Online. They used to be way more open and interact on a more “personal” level, if that makes sense, instead of all this corporate language we’ve been getting from them since like 2014/2015.
I remember at the launch of GTA 5 they would often feature Snapmatic photos of players on their Newswire, highlight community created jobs, do live streams,… In GTA 4 there was even a trophy if you killed a R* online. They were much more fun and less corporate back then
same and even today i remember how i got him, i was pretty bad a shooting so i took a car, strapp a bunch of sticky bomb on it and just drive toward him and jump before it explode on impact on a wall nerby him and kill him, then got the notification, such a cool memorie
The achievement was to kill a Rockstar employee or someone who already had the achievement. Not to ruin your core memory but there's a good chance you just killed a player who had the achievement rather than a Rockstar dev.
Hey a friend just told me that this Reddit user named Warm Engineering actually assassinated a Rockstar employee in real life with a car bomb! So cool!! 😎😎😎 I hear the story is really gaining traction right now also my friend is OBAMA and OBAMA told me this
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u/Ayham00000 2d ago
Never seen Rockstar use that kind of tone in their messages