Even if they do it will most certainly use Social Club. And will most certainly need the Rockstar Games Launcher anyway.

I will say this now there is no way Rockstar will release a DRM free version of GTA 5 for free.

Don't be silly. We all know it's going to be Red Dead Redemption 2.

It sounds too good to be true. But I hope this comes true.

Is that the one with online only and microtransactions? If yes, then no, thanks!

Why not? I think most people interested in GTA V already have it. Doesn't hurt to gift it to the few dozen people who still didn't bring themselves to buy it. Maybe one of them buys a few GTA Dollar, or whatever their online money is called.

>shrug< I will never get the popularity of GTA. My every attempt to get into that series ended with nothing but boredom. At this point they'd have to pay me to try another one.

*sad face* But I am kinda interested in the game, and don't have it yet... I have all the other GTA games though, also GTA4 (not played it yet).

Similar case as with e.g. Skyrim.

Me too! But exactly like GTA San Andreas -> V, i seriously fear of the outcome and am certain of the original's superiority, to no end.

It’s only 4 which is naff. V is pretty good. The switch characters was interesting. Graphically it was very good. Story was pretty daft of course, but lots to do.
I do agree that it would be great to have 3, vice city, San Andreas, all released using the V engine for graphical, control updates. But I wouldn’t want anything else changed.

I would love to see GTA5: Single Player Campaign released as a DRM-FREE version.
I still think GTA: Online should be separate.
I would love for that to happen, as I don't have RDR2.

I would love for RDR1 to hit the PC, if they ever decided to Remaster it and finally bring it to the PC.

It had gone sour with IV already.

Geez, that is one shitty game! Don't know about the non-PC versions, but the PC version has to be one of the crummiest, most shoddily put together things that ever sold as a triple-A title. There's DRM on top of your DRM on top of your DRM (so much that until fairly recently, saving your game was pretty much impossible), it looks ugly as fuck and the framerate tanks even on modern systems. I can barely get 40 FPS out of this damn thing on a fairly new machine, how did people play this 11 years ago?

Oh yeah, and the fact that they keep pulling songs with each update.

IV is an absolute, inexcusable trainwreck.

I love GTA4 for its story & characters - but yeah, that game's performance on the PC was awful. Ran and performed terribly.

And it was also saddled with the awful GFWL Client too.

I would as well.

I'd love for them to split it (they should of done that to start off with but it became more relevant when they attempted to stop people modding the single player side of the game (as they said they were concerned about them being used in the multiplayer aspect, though we all know different.)

I'll add that due to the massive backlash they got they later reversed that decision.

But that's why I don't have the game installed, same as DOOM. I have a 4TB HDD for games but they both take up over 200gb each last time I checked due to multiplayer being merged with them and getting so big, so I just removed them.

DOOM 2016 is definitely another one. Does anyone even play this for the MP?

DOOM 2016 is awesome. Again, another games I'd love to see its MP split away from it...b/c of size and DRM-FREE purposes for the Single Player.

All of these games w/ MP-style Skirmish modes - TBH, they should have bot support and I should be able to play these offline to battle the game's AI/bots. Think Quake 3: Arena.

GFWL was removed in the latest Steam version it got merged with all addons and had Steamworks added to it, and the multiplayer removed from it, and renamed as GTAIV: Complete Edition.

I never finished DOOM. It felt more Painkiller to me than Doom so I got bored.

But the thing about these games are if developers are so worried (such as Take-Two were saying when they attempted to remove mods for GTA) then make the MP side separate.

It should really be common sense now days that players on the PC will usually want to mod single player content. And to me that should be embraced, as it shows the love for your game but also the creative side of people. (Some of the mods for GTA are crazy.)

But they should not do a Bethesda and charge people for mods.