The first person mode looks great. Should make the game much more playable on PC with a keyboard and mouse. Shooting while driving especially looks much easier to pull off. The PC version will support 4k resolutions. Sounds like they're taking some extra time to optimize it so you don't end up with a mess like GTA IV.
Really looking forward to this. I played through the main story on the PS3, but would much prefer an overhaul in graphics. First person mode does indeed look good; initially I thought it may have been some half-assed effort that was tacked on, but it looks like they've gone to great lengths designing the interior of vehicles, surprised even the speed gauges work. I just hope Rockstar have learned from the PC port of GTAIV, that was such an unoptimized mess. With the PC release date pushed back, I'm hoping they fine tune this so that isn't the case.
I've kind of given up on those. Who knows if they plan on actually releasing them. As always I blame the microtransactions.
It does look good. I'll probably wait a few months to get it unless there is a new release sale somewhere. There is almost always a new release sale somewhere.
Game runs flawlessly maxed out on a GTX 980 at 1200p (all settings very high). It never dips below 60fps and looks great. First person mode is really nice. You can play the on foot portions like an FPS. It seems like Rockstar wasn't full of crap this time and was legitimately polishing up the PC version.
1920x1200 is smooth for me but I have to sacrifice to get 5760x1200 playable. The game makes it really hard to play with the settings. For instance it seems to lock the frame rate at 30 for most changes but then suddenly tanks to 15 when I go too far so it's hard to know what small adjustments do. I was going to say that some of the special Nvidia settings weren't allowed but I just noticed there is a new GTA v driver out so I'm downloading it now.
I love putting sticky bombs on cars and driving them into crowds of people and cars. It never gets old. Also Trevor is the funny over the top antihero this series needed. Niko was too morally conflicted and too much of a Debbie Downer. He made GTA IV kind of a bummer to play.