The funniest thing to me is that I don’t specifically mention I speedran the game for so many years, so many people clicking the video will be like “why did this guy play a singleplayer game for 10000 hours?!” At 28:00 you don’t see where I put offshore merryweather, it was also C. 44:50 In hindsight I’d rank fresh meat a tad higher due to the cutscene at the end with Michael explaining why he betrayed everyone “one day your legs, they just give, and you can’t run no more”.
Repossession has one of my favourites and underrated lines, that is Simeon saying: Why don't you tell me, exactly what you want, then I'll very carefully explain to you why it CANNOT BE
I think "The Long Strech" is an S tier mission because its the first big shootout in the game and has that amazing track playing while you mow down the ballas in the dark hallways. It has its own unique feel and its just perfect.
The part in the "Kill Michael ending" where if you try to save Michael he basically kills himself, left me shook. Fell like it deserves a few points for that. Made me regret what I chose.
@@zNoxiuswhat i think happened is that Michael knew Franklin would kill him in ending B during the chase so i think that if you pick Franklin to pull Michael up. He headbutts him on purpose. So if anyone asks Franklin about what happened. Franklin could try to explain his side but no one would believe him. So making Franklin the bad guy still.
Friend Request is S tier mission for me. Not because the mission is actually good, but because the outfit Michael has to wear for the mission is the exact same outfit my dad wore at the time to fit in with the younger crowd at his workplace (a software firm). He's the same about the same age as Michael. Couldn't stop laughing for ages when we saw the connection which was just so close to home for me.
He left out the Predator cutscene from some reason (actually the reason is because you're in control of Franklin from the previous mission, and you only get it if you start the mission as Trevor or Michael). It's one of the funniest, realest cutscenes in the entire game.
And people have the nerve to say that Rockstar's writing has declined. Sure the satire was cranked to 11 from IV to V, but there's still really great writing aside from that in V.
@@muertolamento As a general rule, V has far superior writing to that of GTA IV. GTA IV's story is just more properly structured and interesting, but the moment-to-moment dialogue feels much more vivid and natural in V.
The jewel store heist is underrated in this list. This is our first heist, which is exciting, plus we're getting some big money for the first time. I think it deserves at least B or even A. I always loved this mission
Honestly the prologue and the first mission with Franklin was absolute god tier writing when the game first came out. After that, you were left with questions of why Michael lived and how Franklin comes into the story. The story, 3 playable characters, new looks, so much customisation all still in story mode, then you got online. Remember this game got 10s when it was first reviewed. I remember first playing it on ps3 and was always so eager to get back to it when I got home. GTA now has lost its early game aura that I so deeply miss.
Couldn't agree more. My first GTA was IV, and while that was absolutely fantastic, I was very intrigued by the introduction in GTA 5. I loved that first drive and then being able to explore the whole map from the beginning
@@mrbizzarosthats something the I loved about v, over iv and san andreas, where the maps were locked until you progressed. I remember when I first started playing when the game came out and as soon as I had free roam, I was exploring everything there was😂
Yes gta 5 has lost its aura 10 years after release. I totally get your point and I’m not trying to be a smart ass, but it’s been 10 years dawg of course the game doesn’t feel the same
Also about Bury the hatchet, there are two ways to start a mission. If come as Michael you get what you know, but if you start as Trevor you steal Michael's car and drive to Sandy Shores while talking with Ron (about taking a plane to North Yankton).
Something that Matto forgot to mention is the sound track in a lot of these missions is really good. The Long Stretch, Prologue, Mr. Phillips are one's that really stick out to me, and they are super memorable. Something I appreciate is how the soundtrack always matches the characters and what's going on in the mission. Its a very underrated aspect of the game
bcz the game contains lot of copyrighted music all streamers disable music so he likely never heard of any tracks in the game. if R* given a Content creator toggle that would allow people like matt to hear the sound tracks.
@@Gokul_YtHe has well over 10,000 hours in the game. I find it hard to believe he isn't atleast aware of some of the soundtracks. I mean, he uses The Long Stretch theme while he is reviewing the mission. So it's more likely he just didn't think to mention it rather than being completely oblivious to them
@@Yougotcaged102 he played the game music off for the majority of the time due to Copyright. anyone that played casually without streaming 100% will remeber everything but streaming it no.
This video was edited so well. When I saw it was a tier list video I was expecting just a table with Matto talking, but the clips were so well chosen and the small transitions and quick little zoom effects made this the best tier list video I've seen from anyone.
Yoga mission is S tier just for Michael's drug trip alone. The music was so damn good when he was falling from the sky - probably the best moment in the game.
@@appealtoreason7584 yeah, because It was epic, fun, music was great and It was kinda sad all things considered as you hear all the voices of people close to Michael calling him out.
“No I didn’t kill him what kind of fucking animal do you take me for” I forgot Micheal’s line here 💀 (it’s “oh fuck”) “But I did kidnap his wife!” “Oh no 🤌🏻”
The assassinations also introduce you to the stock market and let you affect it and if you catch onto Lester’s subtle hints throughout each mission, you can do exactly what he does and if you do it smartly, you can be a multibillionaire at the end of the game.
Problem with being a billionaire in story is that theres fuck all to buy and once youve bought the limited vehicles youve still got millions to twiddle your thumbs with
Matt seems to really enjoy when missions are non-scripted and have multiple ways to play them. Something that the old GTAs really excel at. I hope he replays the old GTAs at some point.
18:17 "I think it's almost impossible to fail this mission" On first playthroughs it can be very possible because you didn't get to control a chopper earlier in the game and it's kind of tricky to learn, specially on the part where you have to keep it stabilized just at the right place.
@@YuriDDLCFanwait, you had to be sneaky? I just rappeled with long jumps the whole time and nothing happened (i even kept banging on the glass during the interrogatiom scene).
It feels like Simeon missions were written and intended to stock up the begining of the game with the way that Franklin treats the first missions as if happening over a week or two. While the rest of the game seems be month or two. Simeon's first call informs you of the new repo list. Yet you only ever go after the bike and the butter BeeJay is a separate later issue that Simeon accelerated.
I assume Rockstar said 'forget it' and scrapped the Franklin half of it since it would be a rather slow start and everyone wanted to rob banks and stuff on heists anyway. My two cents? They probably all got converted to GTAO missions since they make the bulk of old GTAO contact missions.
I actually love the post big score fight just because how everyone gets mad over stuff for no reason, especially franklin’s “the fuck is wrong with the west coast”
The even funnier thing is, the Obvious approach doesn't have that, Trevor king of just brings down the mood a little bit and then everyone leaves. It's funny how much better the Obvious approach is on every possible level.
The subtle approach only has a better ending scene, but in terms of gameplay it gets absolutely demolished by the obvious approach in every possible way, you're supposed to do this legendary "big one" final score and in the subtle approach all you have to do most of the time is merely walking or driving, totally anticlimactic and nothing about it feels interesting or epic, on the other hand the obvious approach is action packed and epic as you'd expect the final heist to be, you actually feel like you're in a war zone doing an almost impossible score, unlike the subtle way when it feels like you're just playing the sims instead of gta, so sorry pal, but the obvious approach is the one objectively better in every way in terms of mission design, regardless of which one you subjectively prefer.
The Third Way is one of my favorite Rockstar missions which basically makes it one of my favorite missions EVER in any video game, the ending is probably also my favorite out of any that i have seen. I have played through every other highly regarded Rockstar game besides Manhunt and Max Payne and this is still the one that gives me goosebumps whenever i play it, its such a beautiful ending to an amazing story.
Imo the merryweather heist was really important. It showed how crucial Lester is to the heist crew as he would’ve found a score just as good but that wouldn’t make them FBI most wanted and it showed just how far Trevor was willing to go to prove himself to Michael
I don't necessarily mind whenever a mission does not reward you in a "meaningful" way for completing it (merryweather heist, devin weston gigs) because to me it feels like the game strengthening its themes and plot, even if it's at the expense of the player. It serves to show Franklin's frustration that after having come so far, he's getting fleeced doing repo jobs yet again, only at a considerably higher risk than he did for Simeon. For the Merryweather heist, it serves to show you how Trevor's eyes are bigger than his stomach and how his way of doing things either proves unfruitful (Series A heist) or puts everyone in a great deal of danger. I guess what I'm saying is I don't mind a little friction in a game, I encourage it, in fact, if it's done to make its own themes stronger.
true. it does highlight trevors flaws and shows he cannot plan things out alone. he is smart and calculating, but also impulsive, fails to think ahead, and ignores the small but important details. he gets the job done, but something prevents him from keeping the reward merryweather heist: the cargo is too dangerous to sell minor turbulence: the hijacking attracts military attention and the plane gets shot down derailed: the job of grabbing the loot goes to michael, who is far more interested in appeasing martin and getting back home than making money
LMAOO I’ve never seen that scene around 2:40 where the tennis instructor screams “help! HES BLAAACK!” god I’m in tears that’s so terrible but so hilarious
For me missions like Chop and Minor Turbulence go instantly in S just because of the music. Adding background music to missions is actually introduced in GTA V.
24:47 Important note: Lester tells Franklin these assassinations are done purely for Lester to make money off of the stock market. If you actually pay attention to who is being killed, and what companies they work for, you can actually make an assload of money if you listen to Lester before each mission and buy the competing companies stock, sell it at its peak, and then buy the companies stock who went down, and selling that at its normal market price (which it rebounds to ~2 in game weeks after the assassination)
Yeah, it's pretty much the only way to do stuff like buy the Golf Club. The Hotel Assassination is really good for a big cash injection halfway through the game. The others can be ignored until the post-game, which you're usually encouraged to do if you want to turn Big Score money into stupid money, but at that point you'll kinda be left with nothing to do with it.
"Minisub might have been added to force you to appreciate the underwater scenery" There was almost no fauna or flora under the sea in the original release lol. Just a plain sandy bed and the occasional shark.
28:42 ever notice how Trevor covers his eyes, Franklin covers his mouth and Michael covers his ears? "I didnt see a thing" "I wont say a thing" "I didnt hear a thing" 😂
Blitz Play is S tier. Idk if it's just me but when I think GTA V that's the mission I remember first, it's a big clusterfuck of a shootout, the beginning cutscene is pretty funny, sets up for a bunch of other stuff later on, my only gripe is that you're literally tryna grab a couple of papers which I completely missed in my first playthrough
I'd say that fresh meat should be a tad higher because of the ''special'' scripted deaths. First experience they felt brutal and gave you that feeling of really busting through this gang to save your friend
I’m little salty about the firefighter bureau raid not being at least higher in A tier because I honestly think that it is visually awesome mission with a really cool concept and really well executed
I've always had a theory that Michael kept a lot of his ill-gotten gains on the boat. That's why he reacts so strongly to it being stolen. He practically says that it's not just a boat that he's lost. And then just after having lost potentially millions in stolen goods, he then rips the house off the mountain and ends up needing to pay Madrazo a million. If the boat wasn't taken he may have just shot the tennis coach, instead of ripping a house off a mountain; and even if he did, he could have paid Madrazo off with what was on the boat, not to mention the boat itself. I've always felt that the boat was a lot more important than was ever expressly mentioned.
As he explains in the video "you don't understand gta 5" about Micheal's story, he debunks this theory explaining why it really doesn't make any sense and it's basically guaranteed to not be truth at all. In short, it would make zero sense to keep moneys physically on a boat where everyone could easily steal them, Micheal keeps them in his bank account and he confirms that by referencing how his accountant takes care of them, plus he was already running out of money at the beginning of the game, he didn't have millions stored somewhere. The reason why he says it's not just a boat is explained in the mission itself, he enjoys pouring himself a drink while staring at it, so the boat holds some kind of special affection for Micheal and that's why he claims it's not just a boat, because he doesn't care about losing money or losing an object, he cares about losing someone that had an emotional value for him especially in that period of his life where seemingly nothing could bring him peace or joy, he basically lost the last thing he could give him some happiness.
Trevor hitting the guy with the chair in Fame or Shame is S tier in my book. Paleto score setup has excellent dialouge on the drive to Paleto if you listen to all of it.
Oh boy, I'm off time stamping again Here's time stamps so you can here mattos opinion on your favorite missions 0:00 Intro 0:33 Prologue 0:49 Franklin & Lamar 1:10 Repossession 1:32 Pulling Favors 1:56 Chop 2:26 Complications 3:07 Father/Son 4:05 Marriage Counseling 5:17 Friend Request 5:56 Daddy's Little Girl 6:48 Casing the Jewel Store 7:28 Carbine Rifles 8:14 Both Jewel Store Job 9:03 The Long Stretch 9:52 Mr Phillips 11:11 Trevor Philips Industries 11:43 Nervous Ron 13:28 Crystal Maze 14:01 Friends Reunited 15:17 Fame or Shame 16:09 Dead Man Walking 17:37 Did Somebody Say Yoga? 18:16 Three's Company 19:12 Scouting the Port 20:06 Hood Safari 21:45 Mini Sub 22:29 By the Book 24:29 Hotel Assassination 25:30 Merryweather Heist: Freighter 26:55 Merryweather Heist: Offshore 27:42 Blitz Play 28:58 I fought the Law 29:58 Eye in the Sky 31:16 Mr Richards 32:08 Caida Libre 32:25 Deep Inside 33:54 Minor Turbulence 34:57 Paleto Score Setup 35:12 Predator 35:29 Military Hardware 35:41 The Paleto Score 36:03 Derailed 37:11 Monkey Business 38:31 Hang Ten 38:58 Surveying the Score 39:48 Burying the Hatchet 41:28 Packman 43:57 Fresh Meat 44:59 The Ballad of Rocco 45:38 Cleaning out the Bureau 46:04 Reuniting the Family 46:36 Architect Plans 46:58 The Bureau Raid: Firefighter 47:32 The Bureau Raid: Roof Entry 48:09 Legal Trouble 49:32 The Wrap up 50:29 Lamar Down 51:42 Meltdown 52:29 The Big Score: Subtle 54:32 The Big Score: Obvious 55:00 Something Sensible 55:55 The Time has Come 56:52 The Third Way
It is uncanny how much I link the GTAV missions with Pacifist%. All the Jokes come back to mind. To be honest I dont think I would have enjoyes this as much as I did without that series. BRB gomma rewatch for a 22nd time.
Bury the Hatchet is my favorite mission PURELY because of how i used to be so bad at it, and when i finally overcame all the enemies only to be captured, its genuinely buried in my mind, pun intended
I like how he mentions that most of what you do in many of the missions is just driving from Point A to B yet he was complaining about red dead redemption 2 having same type of travel but with horses in many missions
For anyone who doesnt know, if you've played By the Book before and remember what they guy you gotta shoot looks like (or are just really lucky), you can shoot him once the address and 1 detail about him is revealed. It has some unique dialogue if you do it but hey, it saves Mr K a bit of pain.
My top 10 missions. 1. Ending C 2. Big score (Plan A) 3. Paleto score 4. Prologue 5. Meltdown 6. The wrap up 7. Lamar down 8. Hood safari 9. Blitz Play 10. The long stretch
Long Stretch is my favorite GTA 5 mission. It's the first real big shotout in the game, and while it's by no means realistic, I like it that you're not just run-and-gunning dozens of trained SWAT guys but rather skirmishing against gangsters with your homies. The enemy positioning is cool, the dialogue is funny and the fact the place caughts on fire in the middle of an already chaotic shootout is really cool. But the best part of the mission is the amazing soundtrack. I can agree the gun store part and escaping the cops aren't the highlights.
So is anyone else just thinking about how these mission relate to OHKO or Pacifist? Like "daddy's little girl" with Jimmy on the bikes and Matto getting a phone call and dying as a result?... that's all I can see in these missions and I'm all for it. *Merry weather fleets here bro!*
It's interesting seeing the perspective of a speedrunner as to what the best missions are. I remember loving missions like I Fought the Law, Paleto Score Setup or especially Pacman. Micheal telling Trevor he's a hipster, or hearing Trevor and Lamar's banter was really memorable and captivating in my opinion. I would've ranked them much higher, but to Matto, who doesn't usually hear the entirety of the dialogue (or doesn't pay attention to it) it's just "drive from point A to point B".
Side note, the music for "the long stretch" is my favourite in the whole game its such a banger and i loved that mission when the game first came out Also i feel like in "eye in the sky" they cut out the part of trevor kicking the pilot out of the helicopter so that when you switch to him it feels natural like the world has been moving without you, i feel like if it switched to a cutscene or somet then it would feel unnatural
Scouting the port is easily my least favourite mission. I remember failing over and over again for some small mistake, and having to restart the slow process again and again, just to fail for hitting a single atom. FFF tier
I do like a lot the Sandy Shores act with Michael and Trevor, it’s starts after Caida Libre which is a great mission and the remaining missions are a bunch of Trevory with lots of action plus Michael and Trevor’s bond gets stronger just to make Buried Hatchet more impactful
9:52 Oddly enough, my thoughts about why I dislike the mission "Mr. Philips" is probably the total opposite of what you said. As someone who enjoyed TLAD overall (though will admit, it's the weakest of the GTA IV trilogy) and thought that Johnny was a solid enough protagonist, I hated what they did to him in V and how we was used as cheap shock value and to prop up probably the worst sociopath of the entire franchise, Trevor. The gameplay for the mission itself was solid, though and yeah, it did do a good job of setting up Trevor and his minions, but that one cutscene always annoyed me. Hell, if they included a mission or two more or Trevor wiping out the San Andreas chapter of The Lost and we woulda killed the named members in a big shootout at the end of it, before going to LS, I think I woulda been overall fine with that outcome, especially compared to what we actually got.
I like that in the freighter Merryweather Heist if you start as Franklin with driving his car specifically to Floyd's Apartment, then take it as Trevor after the cutscene, Franklin'll comment on it like, "Oh, so we taking my car, huh?"
The way you traveled to Dave Norton and met him at the observatory I laughed so hard. And I have really bad health issues and I found out the day of the trailer dropped some bad stuff about my long-term health. I'm afraid I won't be here for GTA 6. I don't want to talk about it too much because it really messes with my mentality. But thank you for making me laugh really hard that was funny as hell with the blimp
2:00 hes so under utilized that Rockstar even discontinued the only reason you are able to continuously interact with Chop. You are supposed to be able to train him and have him gain skills but for some reason Rockstar made that an option only through the ifruit app.... which they removed from all app stores a while ago....
One bug I’ve noticed about ‘Daddy’s Little Girl’ that happens every so often is when Tracy tells Michael to drive the JetSki into the tunnel, the enemies chasing you are obviously supposed to despawn after Michael supposedly gets away from them, Yet, no matter how far you travel away from your pursuers, they’ll constantly respawn until Michael is forced to end their pursuit by killing them.
Did somebody say yoga is my favourite mission and has been since I first saw the game. The drugged sequence always just seemed so good and I loved the skydiving part so much.
As someone who's not even that big of a fan of Lost and the Damned, I cannot disagree more on the Johnny bit. Absolutely hated that scene. Having a former protagonist be shown to have regressed from his character development so badly that he's gotten back with his ex and became a drug addict only to get immediately killed by a new protagonist is downright insulting character writing. And once again it's not like I'm a Johnny Klebitz superfan or anything but he did not deserve that kind of treatment at all, which soured Trevor's character introduction for me greatly.
I liked Johnny and you perfectly described what I have against it. I honestly think The Lost shouldn't be in this game at all as it was the Angels Of Death that was the big gang to be hated, whereas The Lost was a small gang that only existed in Liberty City and Alderney. Just terrible writing all-round
@@MuscleCarLovernah but the cutscene was good because it showed how dangerous and unpredictable trevor is. Still is one of my favorite cutscenes. Plus the angels of death aren’t important players in the main GTA 4 story. People know more about the lost Mc then the angels of death
@@8bitmack The Lost started and ended entirely within Liberty City and Alderney. It makes zero sense for them to be on the west coast after disbanding. Then there's the trope of making a tough guy suddenly become a weakling in a sad attempt at making another person look tough. There are a lot of more effective ways to do that. It's bad and lazy writing. Johnny, Ashley, Clayton and Terry are so obviously just shoehorned into the story for a bit. It's a spit into the face against the story of The Lost And Damned as that game's story was all about the downfall and ending of the gang, not to mention that they completely flipped Johnny into being the opposite of his character
8:16 I think I consider the the Vangelico Heist one of my favorites in 5 is because it's essentially the only one that really pays you with the obvious exception of the UD, which I feel is less useful because that's just giving you a bunch of money to play with post-story
I think too many times you are watching it from speedrunner perspective but games are not made for speedrunners, they are made for common players who just want to enjoy the game. I loved story and long talkings and cinematics way more than running and shooting
he is a speedrunner dawg why tf would be change his opinion or whatever. + this game has amazing shooting and about 80% shit in every other category so you're wrong
24:30 I think the only thing you didn't mention here about the hotel assassinations and the assassinations as a whole is that it introduces the stock market and how to manipulate it so the three characters at the end of the game each have hundreds of millions of dollars to play with. but the missions themselves are ultimately pretty boring.
at 49:40 that actually does make sense there's tons of instances of one government organization busting a group just to realize there's local police and other government agencies undercover in that group
Including all the relevant context and cutscenes from each mission really elevates this video from a typical kinda boring tier list into something special, great video
I've been watching your videos for over 2 years now and I love your chaos series. In the near future, is it's possible for you to play GTA 4 chaos or not likely🤔
The funniest thing to me is that I don’t specifically mention I speedran the game for so many years, so many people clicking the video will be like “why did this guy play a singleplayer game for 10000 hours?!” At 28:00 you don’t see where I put offshore merryweather, it was also C. 44:50 In hindsight I’d rank fresh meat a tad higher due to the cutscene at the end with Michael explaining why he betrayed everyone “one day your legs, they just give, and you can’t run no more”.
It took you 10,000 hours to Speedrun GTA 5? Some speedrunner you are
I have committed multiple war crimes in albania
You just REAAAALLY love the single player campaign
R* forced the 1st assassination mission to spwan next story missions
34:58 I would’ve given the Paleto setup higher because of the hipster conversation
Repossession has one of my favourites and underrated lines, that is Simeon saying:
Why don't you tell me, exactly what you want, then I'll very carefully explain to you why it CANNOT BE
Matt has that as one of his donation sounds
"What?"
when GTA's trailer launched , I was saying that phrase all the time
that line just feels so iconic bc it was in the OG trailer
@@taylorpattison2865it was a reference to GTA 6
I think "The Long Strech" is an S tier mission because its the first big shootout in the game and has that amazing track playing while you mow down the ballas in the dark hallways. It has its own unique feel and its just perfect.
Isnt s bad?? S = shit
exactly
just brings back the old san andreas vibes
and the cutscene dissing Stretch
We Were Set Up is arguably the best track in the whole GTAV soundtrack
Davey: Some of the government is corrupt.
Michael, Franklin, Trevor: 🙈🙊🙉
It references the 3 Monkey statues that represent see no evil, hear no evil, and speak no evil.
At least one of them is a wise monkey 👴🏻
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@@coltforceplayeryooo🤣
@@proonogate4463 I just had to
The part in the "Kill Michael ending" where if you try to save Michael he basically kills himself, left me shook. Fell like it deserves a few points for that. Made me regret what I chose.
Real. the kill trevor is sad too cause he could kill both of them at the start of the mission but he just let it happen
Real. Franklin helped him to get up and then he headbutts franklin like he's gonna also die
@@zNoxiuswhat i think happened is that Michael knew Franklin would kill him in ending B during the chase so i think that if you pick Franklin to pull Michael up. He headbutts him on purpose. So if anyone asks Franklin about what happened. Franklin could try to explain his side but no one would believe him. So making Franklin the bad guy still.
@@alexcsosz1019i gotta do the trevor one cus of the sematary song
Friend Request is S tier mission for me. Not because the mission is actually good, but because the outfit Michael has to wear for the mission is the exact same outfit my dad wore at the time to fit in with the younger crowd at his workplace (a software firm). He's the same about the same age as Michael. Couldn't stop laughing for ages when we saw the connection which was just so close to home for me.
Are you Jimmy
Did your dad break your TV once by any chance
Jizzle???
Did you dad take a pound of weed off you
Did you steal your dad’s money and car, then drug him with anesthesia and leave him with your whole family?
This darkviper guy seems to know what he's talking about
I agree. I think he should start his own UA-cam channel.
He should start playing GTA Online more
yeah... this blackmambaNZ guy seems pretty experienced
I very much hope that he never fails a mission because of a cougar
I think he used to play GTA 5 a little faster than average or something
This video made me realize how amazing-funny-memorable cutscenes and dialogues are in this game
As someone who thinks GTA IV is a better story overall alongside the DLC, the cut scenes and chemistry between all the characters is really well done.
He left out the Predator cutscene from some reason (actually the reason is because you're in control of Franklin from the previous mission, and you only get it if you start the mission as Trevor or Michael). It's one of the funniest, realest cutscenes in the entire game.
And people have the nerve to say that Rockstar's writing has declined. Sure the satire was cranked to 11 from IV to V, but there's still really great writing aside from that in V.
@@muertolamento As a general rule, V has far superior writing to that of GTA IV. GTA IV's story is just more properly structured and interesting, but the moment-to-moment dialogue feels much more vivid and natural in V.
rockstar is really good at mimicking real life in video games
Can’t believe for minor turbulence you forgot about Patricia’s line with Trevor when he’s sniffing petrol and she slaps him and says “no gasolina”
that was in predator i think
Gasolina? No.
@@desoolay9752 yeah you right
That was Predator not Minor Turbulence
"your daddy's been a bad boy"
The jewel store heist is underrated in this list. This is our first heist, which is exciting, plus we're getting some big money for the first time. I think it deserves at least B or even A. I always loved this mission
same. Especially the "smart" route. It's simple and kinda grounded. I often stop a playthrough halfway because it gets more and more absurd
Especially when you can do it within the first hour of playing the game
Honestly the prologue and the first mission with Franklin was absolute god tier writing when the game first came out. After that, you were left with questions of why Michael lived and how Franklin comes into the story. The story, 3 playable characters, new looks, so much customisation all still in story mode, then you got online. Remember this game got 10s when it was first reviewed. I remember first playing it on ps3 and was always so eager to get back to it when I got home. GTA now has lost its early game aura that I so deeply miss.
Yep and all we can really do is wait for gta 6 and hope it will be as good and maybe even better
Couldn't agree more. My first GTA was IV, and while that was absolutely fantastic, I was very intrigued by the introduction in GTA 5. I loved that first drive and then being able to explore the whole map from the beginning
@@mrbizzarosthats something the I loved about v, over iv and san andreas, where the maps were locked until you progressed. I remember when I first started playing when the game came out and as soon as I had free roam, I was exploring everything there was😂
I hope gta 6 will bring that feeling back
The thrill and everything
Yes gta 5 has lost its aura 10 years after release. I totally get your point and I’m not trying to be a smart ass, but it’s been 10 years dawg of course the game doesn’t feel the same
Also about Bury the hatchet, there are two ways to start a mission. If come as Michael you get what you know, but if you start as Trevor you steal Michael's car and drive to Sandy Shores while talking with Ron (about taking a plane to North Yankton).
Bury the Hatchet is easily one of the best, top 3 at very least
Yeah, I'm surprised with all the talk about having multiple ways to tackle missions, that he doesn't even mention that.
@@gonealoof2106 Probably, because you don't use that route in speedrun so he forgot about it.
But yeah, what you said is the reason I bring up this.
number 1 for sure , it gives you insane flashbacks of how everything began.@@AbviiXBL
Something that Matto forgot to mention is the sound track in a lot of these missions is really good. The Long Stretch, Prologue, Mr. Phillips are one's that really stick out to me, and they are super memorable. Something I appreciate is how the soundtrack always matches the characters and what's going on in the mission. Its a very underrated aspect of the game
bcz the game contains lot of copyrighted music all streamers disable music so he likely never heard of any tracks in the game. if R* given a Content creator toggle that would allow people like matt to hear the sound tracks.
@@Gokul_YtHe has well over 10,000 hours in the game. I find it hard to believe he isn't atleast aware of some of the soundtracks. I mean, he uses The Long Stretch theme while he is reviewing the mission. So it's more likely he just didn't think to mention it rather than being completely oblivious to them
@@Yougotcaged102 the music is put in place by editor and likely suggested by his mods
@@Gokul_Yt Perhaps, but it's still really unlikely someone who has played this game so much dosen't remember atleast a few of the tracks
@@Yougotcaged102 he played the game music off for the majority of the time due to Copyright. anyone that played casually without streaming 100% will remeber everything but streaming it no.
This video was edited so well. When I saw it was a tier list video I was expecting just a table with Matto talking, but the clips were so well chosen and the small transitions and quick little zoom effects made this the best tier list video I've seen from anyone.
Yoga mission is S tier just for Michael's drug trip alone. The music was so damn good when he was falling from the sky - probably the best moment in the game.
and the voice lines
yes, I wanna shine a light ❤
" What do you want Micheal" i always thought i was the good guy" Jimmy!!!!!
The best moment in the game was a hallucination that barely had anything to do with the plot? Lmao
@@appealtoreason7584 yeah, because It was epic, fun, music was great and It was kinda sad all things considered as you hear all the voices of people close to Michael calling him out.
My favorite Mission has always been Caida Libre. Playing that for the first time felt so cool.
Shooting the plane down then following it is amazing.
For me, crazy how Caida Libre and Minor Turbulence are back to back GOATs
“No I didn’t kill him what kind of fucking animal do you take me for”
I forgot Micheal’s line here 💀 (it’s “oh fuck”)
“But I did kidnap his wife!”
“Oh no 🤌🏻”
based
@@normalpersonlivingtheirlife michaels line is "oh fuck"
@@sonicexer1856it’s literally oh no. If you’re going to needlessly correct someone be right
The assassinations also introduce you to the stock market and let you affect it and if you catch onto Lester’s subtle hints throughout each mission, you can do exactly what he does and if you do it smartly, you can be a multibillionaire at the end of the game.
How? What stocks should I put money into
@@SuitsnstylesguyThere’s an IGN video laying it out for you. Don’t touch the assassination missions until you’ve beaten the campaign.
Problem with being a billionaire in story is that theres fuck all to buy and once youve bought the limited vehicles youve still got millions to twiddle your thumbs with
no point in all that money is there
I was able to get Michael to a billion on my original play through back at launch
Can’t wait for next year’s traditional annual tier list on ranking heists in GTA Online!
Matt seems to really enjoy when missions are non-scripted and have multiple ways to play them. Something that the old GTAs really excel at. I hope he replays the old GTAs at some point.
I always imagined Trevor biting Martin's ear off like mike
18:17 "I think it's almost impossible to fail this mission"
On first playthroughs it can be very possible because you didn't get to control a chopper earlier in the game and it's kind of tricky to learn, specially on the part where you have to keep it stabilized just at the right place.
I lost when zip lining cuz somehow I wasn’t aware that you had to be sorta sneaky 💀
@@YuriDDLCFanwait, you had to be sneaky? I just rappeled with long jumps the whole time and nothing happened (i even kept banging on the glass during the interrogatiom scene).
I LOVE that during the Minor Turbulence part, you played the song that failed you time after time in OHKO 😂
He has trauma in that mission cuz he hate that theme 😂😂
@@adamsyahputra2242but also it was at the beggining of his succesful run!
correct bud 😁@@zilet7844
@@adamsyahputra2242Stockholm syndrome to include it though
I kind of wish we had more missions with Simeon before getting fired and with Mr Chang Jr before the deal is broken
Yeah same
I agree about Simeon but not with mr chang
The casino missions made up for the lack of missions with Cheng in SP
It feels like Simeon missions were written and intended to stock up the begining of the game with the way that Franklin treats the first missions as if happening over a week or two. While the rest of the game seems be month or two. Simeon's first call informs you of the new repo list. Yet you only ever go after the bike and the butter BeeJay is a separate later issue that Simeon accelerated.
I assume Rockstar said 'forget it' and scrapped the Franklin half of it since it would be a rather slow start and everyone wanted to rob banks and stuff on heists anyway.
My two cents? They probably all got converted to GTAO missions since they make the bulk of old GTAO contact missions.
I actually love the post big score fight just because how everyone gets mad over stuff for no reason, especially franklin’s “the fuck is wrong with the west coast”
The even funnier thing is, the Obvious approach doesn't have that, Trevor king of just brings down the mood a little bit and then everyone leaves. It's funny how much better the Obvious approach is on every possible level.
The subtle approach only has a better ending scene, but in terms of gameplay it gets absolutely demolished by the obvious approach in every possible way, you're supposed to do this legendary "big one" final score and in the subtle approach all you have to do most of the time is merely walking or driving, totally anticlimactic and nothing about it feels interesting or epic, on the other hand the obvious approach is action packed and epic as you'd expect the final heist to be, you actually feel like you're in a war zone doing an almost impossible score, unlike the subtle way when it feels like you're just playing the sims instead of gta, so sorry pal, but the obvious approach is the one objectively better in every way in terms of mission design, regardless of which one you subjectively prefer.
The Third Way is one of my favorite Rockstar missions which basically makes it one of my favorite missions EVER in any video game, the ending is probably also my favorite out of any that i have seen.
I have played through every other highly regarded Rockstar game besides Manhunt and Max Payne and this is still the one that gives me goosebumps whenever i play it, its such a beautiful ending to an amazing story.
Imo the merryweather heist was really important. It showed how crucial Lester is to the heist crew as he would’ve found a score just as good but that wouldn’t make them FBI most wanted and it showed just how far Trevor was willing to go to prove himself to Michael
Crystal Maze casually is pretty fun because it leads you to the hill and lets you can snipe all the guards before you rush into the shootout
This video just shows that GTA6 really needs some proper stealth in order to do something new.
please stop with the shitty forced stealth sections god please
Let be honest most people (or child) don't have patient for stealth approach.
@@syntax2004Could have both. 5's heists have stealth and gunsblazing options that you can pick from. Could do the same for 6.
@@syntax2004that’s tik tok tiny attention span talk bro come on
RDR2 did. I'm sure GTA 6 will.
I don't necessarily mind whenever a mission does not reward you in a "meaningful" way for completing it (merryweather heist, devin weston gigs) because to me it feels like the game strengthening its themes and plot, even if it's at the expense of the player. It serves to show Franklin's frustration that after having come so far, he's getting fleeced doing repo jobs yet again, only at a considerably higher risk than he did for Simeon. For the Merryweather heist, it serves to show you how Trevor's eyes are bigger than his stomach and how his way of doing things either proves unfruitful (Series A heist) or puts everyone in a great deal of danger. I guess what I'm saying is I don't mind a little friction in a game, I encourage it, in fact, if it's done to make its own themes stronger.
true. it does highlight trevors flaws and shows he cannot plan things out alone. he is smart and calculating, but also impulsive, fails to think ahead, and ignores the small but important details. he gets the job done, but something prevents him from keeping the reward
merryweather heist: the cargo is too dangerous to sell
minor turbulence: the hijacking attracts military attention and the plane gets shot down
derailed: the job of grabbing the loot goes to michael, who is far more interested in appeasing martin and getting back home than making money
When i saw that the 20M$ from Merryweather heist will be cancelled, i failed 3 times and skip all the mission. I will not feeling pain for no gain !
LMAOO I’ve never seen that scene around 2:40 where the tennis instructor screams “help! HES BLAAACK!” god I’m in tears that’s so terrible but so hilarious
For me missions like Chop and Minor Turbulence go instantly in S just because of the music.
Adding background music to missions is actually introduced in GTA V.
Yeah it's awesome
Had to think about this and to the best of my memory you're right. Gta IV had music here and there but it was always after the mission.
I just loved parachuting out of the plane in Minor Turbulence and watching it fall into the sea
I hated that I couldn't disable that in-mission background music.
24:47 Important note: Lester tells Franklin these assassinations are done purely for Lester to make money off of the stock market. If you actually pay attention to who is being killed, and what companies they work for, you can actually make an assload of money if you listen to Lester before each mission and buy the competing companies stock, sell it at its peak, and then buy the companies stock who went down, and selling that at its normal market price (which it rebounds to ~2 in game weeks after the assassination)
That is actually crazy fucking worldbuilding
I think everybody know this at this point buddy
The hotel assasination is useless though
Wait what that’s cool
Yeah, it's pretty much the only way to do stuff like buy the Golf Club. The Hotel Assassination is really good for a big cash injection halfway through the game. The others can be ignored until the post-game, which you're usually encouraged to do if you want to turn Big Score money into stupid money, but at that point you'll kinda be left with nothing to do with it.
"Minisub might have been added to force you to appreciate the underwater scenery"
There was almost no fauna or flora under the sea in the original release lol. Just a plain sandy bed and the occasional shark.
28:42 ever notice how Trevor covers his eyes, Franklin covers his mouth and Michael covers his ears?
"I didnt see a thing"
"I wont say a thing"
"I didnt hear a thing"
😂
Blitz Play is S tier. Idk if it's just me but when I think GTA V that's the mission I remember first, it's a big clusterfuck of a shootout, the beginning cutscene is pretty funny, sets up for a bunch of other stuff later on, my only gripe is that you're literally tryna grab a couple of papers which I completely missed in my first playthrough
58:36 "The film that Molly had wasn't real." yeah but it sure was the REEL version hahahahaahahhhh
I really like Hood Safari. And the soundtrack in that mission fits so well.
I'd say that fresh meat should be a tad higher because of the ''special'' scripted deaths. First experience they felt brutal and gave you that feeling of really busting through this gang to save your friend
I’m little salty about the firefighter bureau raid not being at least higher in A tier because I honestly think that it is visually awesome mission with a really cool concept and really well executed
I've always had a theory that Michael kept a lot of his ill-gotten gains on the boat. That's why he reacts so strongly to it being stolen. He practically says that it's not just a boat that he's lost. And then just after having lost potentially millions in stolen goods, he then rips the house off the mountain and ends up needing to pay Madrazo a million. If the boat wasn't taken he may have just shot the tennis coach, instead of ripping a house off a mountain; and even if he did, he could have paid Madrazo off with what was on the boat, not to mention the boat itself. I've always felt that the boat was a lot more important than was ever expressly mentioned.
As he explains in the video "you don't understand gta 5" about Micheal's story, he debunks this theory explaining why it really doesn't make any sense and it's basically guaranteed to not be truth at all. In short, it would make zero sense to keep moneys physically on a boat where everyone could easily steal them, Micheal keeps them in his bank account and he confirms that by referencing how his accountant takes care of them, plus he was already running out of money at the beginning of the game, he didn't have millions stored somewhere. The reason why he says it's not just a boat is explained in the mission itself, he enjoys pouring himself a drink while staring at it, so the boat holds some kind of special affection for Micheal and that's why he claims it's not just a boat, because he doesn't care about losing money or losing an object, he cares about losing someone that had an emotional value for him especially in that period of his life where seemingly nothing could bring him peace or joy, he basically lost the last thing he could give him some happiness.
Can we take a moment to appreciate how much effort cougars put into this video? ❤️
im tired of appreciation. i want to be a hater
@@limechips4289hate me instead
@@JasonMaloneStannah imma hate you
@@JasonMaloneStan ok silly willy with that walmart filly (white suspicious substance)
@@Freegame4. Ratio
Trevor hitting the guy with the chair in Fame or Shame is S tier in my book.
Paleto score setup has excellent dialouge on the drive to Paleto if you listen to all of it.
The vangelico heist is an S tier cause it's the perfect heist to introduce people to
The banter between Michael and Trevor about Trevor being a hipster is the best conversation in the game.
“Moses ironically he found Jesus” is still the best Lester quote for me.
Oh boy, I'm off time stamping again
Here's time stamps so you can here mattos opinion on your favorite missions
0:00 Intro
0:33 Prologue
0:49 Franklin & Lamar
1:10 Repossession
1:32 Pulling Favors
1:56 Chop
2:26 Complications
3:07 Father/Son
4:05 Marriage Counseling
5:17 Friend Request
5:56 Daddy's Little Girl
6:48 Casing the Jewel Store
7:28 Carbine Rifles
8:14 Both Jewel Store Job
9:03 The Long Stretch
9:52 Mr Phillips
11:11 Trevor Philips Industries
11:43 Nervous Ron
13:28 Crystal Maze
14:01 Friends Reunited
15:17 Fame or Shame
16:09 Dead Man Walking
17:37 Did Somebody Say Yoga?
18:16 Three's Company
19:12 Scouting the Port
20:06 Hood Safari
21:45 Mini Sub
22:29 By the Book
24:29 Hotel Assassination
25:30 Merryweather Heist: Freighter
26:55 Merryweather Heist: Offshore
27:42 Blitz Play
28:58 I fought the Law
29:58 Eye in the Sky
31:16 Mr Richards
32:08 Caida Libre
32:25 Deep Inside
33:54 Minor Turbulence
34:57 Paleto Score Setup
35:12 Predator
35:29 Military Hardware
35:41 The Paleto Score
36:03 Derailed
37:11 Monkey Business
38:31 Hang Ten
38:58 Surveying the Score
39:48 Burying the Hatchet
41:28 Packman
43:57 Fresh Meat
44:59 The Ballad of Rocco
45:38 Cleaning out the Bureau
46:04 Reuniting the Family
46:36 Architect Plans
46:58 The Bureau Raid: Firefighter
47:32 The Bureau Raid: Roof Entry
48:09 Legal Trouble
49:32 The Wrap up
50:29 Lamar Down
51:42 Meltdown
52:29 The Big Score: Subtle
54:32 The Big Score: Obvious
55:00 Something Sensible
55:55 The Time has Come
56:52 The Third Way
Thanks mate! I will add em
@@DarkViperAU of course man, you know I'm here to time stamp your videos
Ur a goat
It is uncanny how much I link the GTAV missions with Pacifist%. All the Jokes come back to mind. To be honest I dont think I would have enjoyes this as much as I did without that series. BRB gomma rewatch for a 22nd time.
Bury the Hatchet is my favorite mission PURELY because of how i used to be so bad at it, and when i finally overcame all the enemies only to be captured, its genuinely buried in my mind, pun intended
I'm a fanatic for a specific game that I continously mod and played for 2.5k hours but you speedrunning gta for 10k hours is insane.
19:45 matto: I am not a fan of crude humor
Also matto: *makes crude humor jokes*
This is probably the best comment I’ve seen in a while
Scouting the port is the best mission in all of gaming
Also in the fist heist , Lester mentions the online characters , when he is asked if he as any contacts in LS
Friends reunited has that one moment when you stop to watch the night-lit city and it's a beautiful moment.
Michael's drug trip pushes Yoga mission into S tier. Its the best moment in the game
My favorite mission is the one where you found out Micheal was in witness protection, great vid Matto!
“micheal”
I'd love for the missions to be ranked by how fun they are in chaos
15:33 Darkviperau after hearing this: WITNESS PROTECTION FOR WHAT?!
I like how he mentions that most of what you do in many of the missions is just driving from Point A to B yet he was complaining about red dead redemption 2 having same type of travel but with horses in many missions
That introductory side mission was such a bad example that i literally never did any side missions until years later
this video made me realize how few cutscenes ive ever actually fully watched, even after playing through this game multiple times
You’ve missed out on a lot
Now do a side missions/strangers and freaks tier list
I literally searched for this for the 3 year old video and this video came out 7 minutes ago, what’s are the chances. That’s MILLIONS to one.
Lol I did the same months ago, I had sworn he made a GTA tier list before but I never could find it
For anyone who doesnt know, if you've played By the Book before and remember what they guy you gotta shoot looks like (or are just really lucky), you can shoot him once the address and 1 detail about him is revealed. It has some unique dialogue if you do it but hey, it saves Mr K a bit of pain.
My top 10 missions.
1. Ending C
2. Big score (Plan A)
3. Paleto score
4. Prologue
5. Meltdown
6. The wrap up
7. Lamar down
8. Hood safari
9. Blitz Play
10. The long stretch
Long stretch is an S for me because it has the best soundtrack music for any mission in the whole game, imo
I chose ending B on my first play through. It devastated me, I had to go back to an earlier save file and do C instead.
I never intent to "kill" any of the characters, looks like you cut off 30% of the game...
You actually went from L to W
Long Stretch is my favorite GTA 5 mission.
It's the first real big shotout in the game, and while it's by no means realistic, I like it that you're not just run-and-gunning dozens of trained SWAT guys but rather skirmishing against gangsters with your homies. The enemy positioning is cool, the dialogue is funny and the fact the place caughts on fire in the middle of an already chaotic shootout is really cool. But the best part of the mission is the amazing soundtrack.
I can agree the gun store part and escaping the cops aren't the highlights.
somehow little ol’ me who never survived 2 stars before ended up getting 4-5 stars on carbine rifles 7:32
Not mentioning the scene where lamar roasts franklin is criminal its def by far the most iconic scene in the game
So is anyone else just thinking about how these mission relate to OHKO or Pacifist? Like "daddy's little girl" with Jimmy on the bikes and Matto getting a phone call and dying as a result?... that's all I can see in these missions and I'm all for it.
*Merry weather fleets here bro!*
It's interesting seeing the perspective of a speedrunner as to what the best missions are. I remember loving missions like I Fought the Law, Paleto Score Setup or especially Pacman. Micheal telling Trevor he's a hipster, or hearing Trevor and Lamar's banter was really memorable and captivating in my opinion. I would've ranked them much higher, but to Matto, who doesn't usually hear the entirety of the dialogue (or doesn't pay attention to it) it's just "drive from point A to point B".
love the beautiful GTA IV sound track being played in the background when Niko is referenced
I know a good voice line in the mission ‘the wrap up’. “U have no conception of how rare that is, it is millions to one!!!!”
Side note, the music for "the long stretch" is my favourite in the whole game its such a banger and i loved that mission when the game first came out
Also i feel like in "eye in the sky" they cut out the part of trevor kicking the pilot out of the helicopter so that when you switch to him it feels natural like the world has been moving without you, i feel like if it switched to a cutscene or somet then it would feel unnatural
Davey isn't just S tier
It's its own Davey tier
Scouting the port is easily my least favourite mission. I remember failing over and over again for some small mistake, and having to restart the slow process again and again, just to fail for hitting a single atom. FFF tier
That’s why I just skip
I do like a lot the Sandy Shores act with Michael and Trevor, it’s starts after Caida Libre which is a great mission and the remaining missions are a bunch of Trevory with lots of action plus Michael and Trevor’s bond gets stronger just to make Buried Hatchet more impactful
3:02 "there's nothing offensive about it" meanwhile the tennis coach:
9:52 Oddly enough, my thoughts about why I dislike the mission "Mr. Philips" is probably the total opposite of what you said.
As someone who enjoyed TLAD overall (though will admit, it's the weakest of the GTA IV trilogy) and thought that Johnny was a solid enough protagonist, I hated what they did to him in V and how we was used as cheap shock value and to prop up probably the worst sociopath of the entire franchise, Trevor.
The gameplay for the mission itself was solid, though and yeah, it did do a good job of setting up Trevor and his minions, but that one cutscene always annoyed me.
Hell, if they included a mission or two more or Trevor wiping out the San Andreas chapter of The Lost and we woulda killed the named members in a big shootout at the end of it, before going to LS, I think I woulda been overall fine with that outcome, especially compared to what we actually got.
It's almost impossible to fail three's company
*OHKO Flashbacks* 👀
I like that in the freighter Merryweather Heist if you start as Franklin with driving his car specifically to Floyd's Apartment, then take it as Trevor after the cutscene, Franklin'll comment on it like, "Oh, so we taking my car, huh?"
I got literally it untintensionally since i gone there as franklin as in free roam i love him
The way you traveled to Dave Norton and met him at the observatory I laughed so hard. And I have really bad health issues and I found out the day of the trailer dropped some bad stuff about my long-term health. I'm afraid I won't be here for GTA 6. I don't want to talk about it too much because it really messes with my mentality. But thank you for making me laugh really hard that was funny as hell with the blimp
I hope you're still here with us buddy.
2:00 hes so under utilized that Rockstar even discontinued the only reason you are able to continuously interact with Chop. You are supposed to be able to train him and have him gain skills but for some reason Rockstar made that an option only through the ifruit app.... which they removed from all app stores a while ago....
One bug I’ve noticed about ‘Daddy’s Little Girl’ that happens every so often is when Tracy tells Michael to drive the JetSki into the tunnel, the enemies chasing you are obviously supposed to despawn after Michael supposedly gets away from them, Yet, no matter how far you travel away from your pursuers, they’ll constantly respawn until Michael is forced to end their pursuit by killing them.
I disagree on Trevor Philips Industries. From this standpoint, sure, but playing it for the first time the shootout was absolutely sick
I've been watching darkviperau since he had 6000 hours, and it's been worth it.
Did somebody say yoga is my favourite mission and has been since I first saw the game. The drugged sequence always just seemed so good and I loved the skydiving part so much.
your content makes my days better. i'm eternally thankful for that.
“If your going to speak Spanish speak it to each other” *While talking to each other* *IN MANDARIN* will always be my favorite line in the game.
As someone who's not even that big of a fan of Lost and the Damned, I cannot disagree more on the Johnny bit. Absolutely hated that scene. Having a former protagonist be shown to have regressed from his character development so badly that he's gotten back with his ex and became a drug addict only to get immediately killed by a new protagonist is downright insulting character writing. And once again it's not like I'm a Johnny Klebitz superfan or anything but he did not deserve that kind of treatment at all, which soured Trevor's character introduction for me greatly.
I liked Johnny and you perfectly described what I have against it. I honestly think The Lost shouldn't be in this game at all as it was the Angels Of Death that was the big gang to be hated, whereas The Lost was a small gang that only existed in Liberty City and Alderney. Just terrible writing all-round
@@MuscleCarLovernah but the cutscene was good because it showed how dangerous and unpredictable trevor is. Still is one of my favorite cutscenes. Plus the angels of death aren’t important players in the main GTA 4 story. People know more about the lost Mc then the angels of death
@@8bitmack The Lost started and ended entirely within Liberty City and Alderney. It makes zero sense for them to be on the west coast after disbanding.
Then there's the trope of making a tough guy suddenly become a weakling in a sad attempt at making another person look tough. There are a lot of more effective ways to do that. It's bad and lazy writing.
Johnny, Ashley, Clayton and Terry are so obviously just shoehorned into the story for a bit. It's a spit into the face against the story of The Lost And Damned as that game's story was all about the downfall and ending of the gang, not to mention that they completely flipped Johnny into being the opposite of his character
Bro would love Abby TLOU2
Nah Johnny sucked.
Wish the Sharmoota Job was still in the game, would be an instant S tier with the escape on actual Horses, a cut thing from the game.
6:59
the "Irish Crazies" he mentions are the Mcreary's, also from GTA IV, one of whom (Packie) we can find and have him help us on said heist
8:16 I think I consider the the Vangelico Heist one of my favorites in 5 is because it's essentially the only one that really pays you with the obvious exception of the UD, which I feel is less useful because that's just giving you a bunch of money to play with post-story
I love Pack Man for Trevor and Lamar, they have genuinely such good chemistry, REALLY wish we could’ve gotten more of just the two of them
I think too many times you are watching it from speedrunner perspective but games are not made for speedrunners, they are made for common players who just want to enjoy the game. I loved story and long talkings and cinematics way more than running and shooting
he is a speedrunner dawg why tf would be change his opinion or whatever. + this game has amazing shooting and about 80% shit in every other category so you're wrong
Scouting the port is so fun to me because I drive a forklift irl lol
24:30 I think the only thing you didn't mention here about the hotel assassinations and the assassinations as a whole is that it introduces the stock market and how to manipulate it so the three characters at the end of the game each have hundreds of millions of dollars to play with. but the missions themselves are ultimately pretty boring.
at 49:40 that actually does make sense there's tons of instances of one government organization busting a group just to realize there's local police and other government agencies undercover in that group
Including all the relevant context and cutscenes from each mission really elevates this video from a typical kinda boring tier list into something special, great video
I've been watching your videos for over 2 years now and I love your chaos series. In the near future, is it's possible for you to play GTA 4 chaos or not likely🤔