Niko talks about his time in the war - GRAND THEFT AUTO 4
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I don't know if it's intentional, but Niko seems really awkward at the start of this scene, like he's not at all used to kindness and good manners coming from Faustin's wife. I think that's honestly beautiful and kind of sad
Yep. Its like he doesn't know what to do with himself when presented with kindness. It happens a few times throughout the game, I never really noticed until now
@@TheRaccoonDealer98 I fw it cause it builds up his character even more and makes him human.
@Lochlan Kaiser obviouuus hack and double account 😂
@@ricoco7891 Damn how tf they raided a GTA IV section 💀
@@Trillioons they raid fuckin everything, got two of em on my comments in the past day or smth lol
Always found it interesting that so many people offer Niko whiskey, vodka, beer, etc and he always turns them down, but when Ms. Faustin offers him tea, he takes it and drinks it. Just a funny little detail about how he's really a nice person like she is, and he doesn't REALLY align well with the individuals he so often works for.
I noticed the same thing! It’s definitely well writing and detailing that the developers and writers did to game. It shows how Ms. Faustin is one of the few people he trusts and is comfortable being around and talking to. 10/10 writing.
Well it's probably mostly because those are alcohol and Niko wants to keep his minds sharp for the job he's doing
It could be the reason he doesn’t drink is because he might have gotten hammered during the war and something popped off while he was drunk and he lost people and couldn’t do anything about it due to being inebriated.
I always looked it as nico just doing what he has to do to survive. His whole life he has done fucked up things and its the only thing he is good at so he does it. Never outta want but outta need.
It was only in One Last Thing where Niko orders a Vodka on the rocks.
I always loved how even though he was a borderline sociopath he was always extremely polite and gentlemanly to people that were good to him.
He wasn't a sociopath. He's just a broken man. War does that to you. Whatever he went through gradually broke his soul. Can't blame the poor guy
@@mixrable1212 nope remember he is a gta character
I think it’s unfair to call him a sociopath. He’s a product of his upbringing. Robbed of a happy childhood and forced to be a soldier, forced to witness atrocities and watch the people he loved die. He just buried whatever morality and idealism he may have once had deep because the world just hurt him one too many times.
@@Garrus1995 This! A sociopath is more like Trevor. Or maybe psychopath is the proper term for him.
@@abdullayaser700 A GTA Character doesn't mean shit, if we're taking the canon route of the story, then he's not all that bad as what you did.
GTA 4 could be a 2+ hour long movie and I’d buy it without a second thought
what im sayin lmaoo
Make it 3 hours, this could have been perfect gta movie, Game itself is just like a movie, i mean gta 5 and San andreas is great story is great as well but this story gta 4 is a real deal! Better story than San andreas and V
I replayed this game so many times I lost count. At least 10 times.
Manuel Amaya Exactly. The story is absolutely perfect and is really really good movie material.
I'm writing one right now
1:55 Notice how the camera's FOV becomes more intense as Niko talk's about his PTSD, almost like you can feel like his ears are ringing when he's telling the church story. Like it's all coming back to him.
Digital version of panning out and zooming in at the same time
@@mybrickhead dolly zoom
@@SaberRexZealot pov he means
Also known as the Hitchcock effect.
I never noticed that 😳
GTA IV so far has the best and the most complicated story ever, Niko Bellic has the most complex personality a GTA character ever had, he's one of those soldiers who forced by orders or by their own frustration committed genocide against the innocent and now they're self loathing and have troubled consciences. Even if he's a war criminal, I still feel bad for the things that have happened to him even tho he's just a bloody video game character.
Actually he wasn't the one who did it. He was actually talking that in general human creatures don't have a soul because human's do these kinds of things all over the world. Niko actually saw somebody doing this and it must have scarred his mind heavily.
@@ss64vids84 Nah, in the Yugoslav wars the Serbs did horrible things, so Niko most likely killed a lot of innocents
@@robertomanfinfla7090 he may have been forced to do it. It isn't clear but I understand what you're saying. We can see even in cutscenes Niko always appears disturbed by his past.
@@robertomanfinfla7090 serbs didn’t do horrible things,everyone was,but it was politicians fault
@@robertomanfinfla7090 Bro, have you ever heard about the Gospić massacre or Pakračkoj Poljani? Do you realize that everyone did bad things?
GTA 4's story makes GTA 5's look like a comedy.
Well GTA 5 had a lot of funny moments. GTA 5 is very lighthearted compared to GTA 4
That's because GTA 5 is a comedy
It more or less was, right? It put the satire at the forefront while GTA4 was a lot more story and character focused.
It still has its dark and serious moments but you can tell they wanted GTA5 to be lighter and more glamour focused after GTA4s dark story and serious tone.
@@theamazingcj2748 it's a shame the joke wasn't very funny
@@Spitfire_94 basically like real life LA vs. NY
Love this scene. Niko was able to bond with Ms. Faustin due to a shared attachment to their past. However, their attachments are completely opposite in nature. Ms. Faustin fondly remembers the happy times that she and Mikhail had together, where as to Niko, the past is a horrific abyss that he tries so hard to runaway from, yet no matter how hard he tries, the past sucks him back in.
Surprising that the 90s wasn’t friendly or fondly favored by Eastern Europe at that time. Criminality dominated Russia. 🇷🇺 War dominated former Yugoslavia. 🇷🇸
We got to give props to Niko’s voice actor. He put such great emotion and likability in Niko.
The war must've been tough and horrifying for niko man
Yeah and that's possibly why he act's the way he does in this game sometime's.
@deloreandmc85 it was the fall of Yugoslavia, completely different to the fall of USSR.
@deloreandmc85 What does Yugoslavia have to do with USSR?
@@--NikolA-- Yugoslavia was an odd country. Being right inbetween the US and UDSSR influenced by both communism and captialism, polarizing the people unbelievably, leading to the horrid conflict
@@pain002 i was born in Yugoslavia, but end of USSR had nothing to do with Balkans
Who knew the haha funny satire series where you had a jet pack would give commentary on the horrors committed in the Yugoslav Wars.
They should've kept with the tone. GTA 5s wacky nonsense just sucked
@@jeremyallen492 Not really Buddy
@@adamk1429 puh-lease, the game was a goddamn chore to sit through
@@adamk1429 one of the most boring games i have ever played. And i have played desert bus
While GTA 5's story was okay at best it never kept me bored.
2:17 "God is very complicated, you mustn't give up hope" Hard to believe now but that quote got me through some of my darkest times.
That is why people are religious.
At the same time we must remember God is not where church is
This is probably one of the most under appreciated cutscenes in the game. It shows the vulnerable side of Niko and has him truly open up to someone in the story.
I just noticed how Nico always is on alert.
For example, before he entered the house he looked around, searching for enemies.
The same when he entered the living room; looking around for ambushes or dangers in general.
Small little details, which is why I loved GTA IV. The story was so dark and realistic.
(Late reply, ik) even when moving into the new apartment mallory set up for him and Roman it's like his eyes are glued to the other side of the room, where there's a door or 2 he was looking at, scanning for anyone hiding.
War must've made him paranoid
I just thought Niko had ADHD or was just nervous
Yeah R* really do go above and beyond for the minor details, Niko is a war vet and now hardened criminal so he is always alert and scanning the room and looking for exits. Makes sense.
PTSD
I felt bad for Ilyena throughout the whole playthrough.
After Faustin dies there’s a random character mission with her
@@GoGetYourShineboxhow?
@@BadassKenway535 She appears on Firefly Island in a random encounter. You’ll see a green human shaped icon on the map when you’re in the area, but only after the mission where Niko kills Faustin
"After you walk into a village , and you see all fifty children sitting in a row against the church wall each with their throats cut and their hands chopped off, you realize the creature could do this doesn't have a soul"
Man touches my heart❤
Can someone explain this quote to me?
Niko killed those children. Notice how he never makes eye contact
@@patricktate5734 Wrong. Also the quote is referencing the Yugoslav Wars.
@@patricktate5734 he didn’t. He said he walked into the village and saw them.
@@matteoviola5760 the woman legit sayed:
dont you worry about your soul?
niko: the creature who did this doesnt have a soul.
This one cutscene is why Niko Bellic is GTA's greatest character
Everything about him was so genuine, there has not been one GTA protagonist that wasn't an excellent character but by far Niko's story was the most fascinating.
Franklin is better
@@justgohan6346 lol no
@@gaityx9385 yeah he is
@@justgohan6346 alright tell what makes him better than Niko
When he starts talking about the atrocities he's seen ( 1:55 ) and talking about his PTSD, his mannerisms completely change
Before that ( 1:40 ), he doesn't blink once while telling her about some of the things he did
But afterwards, when he's going in to detail, initially he rapidly blinks _a lot,_ followed by him scrunching his eyes together ( 2:00 ) for a couple seconds
I've seen some videos of veterans and ex-army members talking about their own PTSD, and almost always I end up seeing that same kind of thing - rapid blinking and tightly closing their eyelids - so whoever animated Niko in that one bit must have spent a good amount of time watching/talking with people who have PTSD and taking a lot of notes for how their face contorts when they recount stuff, cause that's some incredible detail that most probably never would have noticed.
Honestly, PTSD isn’t a real disease. It’s basically just emotionally painful trauma. If it’s a real disease, then, more than half of the world right now has it.
The only reason why doctors call it a disease is to get money from medicines patients buy.
However, I agree it is very serious and should not be taken lightly as this happens to most people.
I’ve been playing gta iv recently and it’s hitting differently with everything going on in Eastern Europe rn , it’s sad to see
That part of the world has seen too many wars unfortunately. Niko is likely a veteran of the Yugoslav wars in the 90s where a lot of atrocities happened.
It’s all a lie like covid. Just cuz you seen news covering war or covid doesn’t mean it’s real
Niko Bellic was the only protagonist in the entire franchise that felt human to me
Niko and Victor Vance are probably the most humane characters in the franchise.
I'd argue CJ & Franklin did as well cause of their up bringings
@flygod916 CJ is basically a super soldier at the end of the game: A gangbanger invading a military base and stealing a jetpack. You could argue about Franklin, but the more goofy narrative of GTA V is more at fault here then Franklin as a character.
Niko is a soldier, he fought in a war, for me he is the only gta character, where his actions, accomplishments seem believable to me.
Niko’s story made me want to research about the history of the Balkans and since I have some heritage from the Balkans I was intrigued about learning the history but what I learned is that the history of the Balkans is hardship, brutality and war. Which is why I live in The United States and not in the Balkans. The cultures there are interesting though.
I was born in 1993 in Serbia. I left Serbia in 97 and came to America to live with my American family. I am glad to be in America and to call myself American but I am glad I'm a Serb also. I grew up and seen what war does to people and how it turns men into monsters. People say nico is a sociopath. No, I disagree, Nico is a broken man, he has seen the horrors and atrocities of war and atrocities he had probably had to do. War is a scary and sad thing how it turns some into monsters and others into brokenness
@@DrazCo88 I’d read some of the things that happened during the war and I can definitely see Niko becoming a broken man. He’s not a sociopath because he does have a conscious.
@@AlexKS1992 exactly man. GT IV is the best story Rockstar has ever made. It takes itself seriously while also being comical and funny at the same time. Something GTA V fails at, it almost never takes itself seriously and there isn't a moment that actually makes you think...
@@DrazCo88 The story between Michael and Trevor though is probably the core of the story and most intriguing.
@@toledochristianmatthew9919 that's probably the most interesting part of the story
As a young Serbian born 7 years after the war and living in Bosnia, witch is mixed with the three nations that had war with eachother, I can tell you it is very acurate the fact Niko doesn't bealive in God after what he saw in the war, a lot of war veterans are like that here in ex-Yugoslavia where Niko was in the war
Also after what he did, keep in mind he is a Serb
@@perun6688 yes, he protected his people
@@DanijeI No he did not, As we all know, Bosnia did not attack Serbia, Serbia attacked Bosnia, it was an agression, so protecting his people doesnt make sense cuz they werent affected at all. And Niko is a war criminal
@@perun6688 Oops now you are spreading false information... Bosnia is a very divided country as you know for sure. Half of the country is actually populated by Serbs since many centuries and it was a necessity to defend themselves against aggressions coming from Bosniaks. It was often the case that Bosniaks committed terrible atrocities in various villages where they killed Serbian civilians (children also).
@@DanijeI It is just that bosniaks were muslim if they would have been Christians any war wouldn't have taken place
2:32 niko's reaction was like mikahli you didn't have to do that
Lol
Niko face: 😮😦
Niko’s story and GTA 4 has this maturity and wisdom that GTA 5 lacks.
I wished gta v did had gta iv’s maturity and wisdom. But I supposed that Hollywood style action and cliche criminal plot was what was on rockstars agenda. That and of course the current gta online itself
This GTA and its DLC has the best history of the entire saga
Gta San Andreas and gta iv and EFLC has the best storylines in the entire gaming saga
@@elperrodelautumo7511 Sorry to break it to you, but you’re wrong. Red Dead Redemption 1 and 2 have better stories
@@Johnnysmithy24 opinions vs facts
@@wockhardtgh817 Good point
The way Rockstar entwined GTAIV, TLaD & TBoGT was great storytelling. Excellent world building.
1:55 I like how the camera is panning out like it's revealing something. It still keeps the 'who did it' a mystery and makes it seem like Niko is feeling uneasy saying that and makes you question whether or not is he talking in metaphors.
He is clearly talking in metaphors because he regrets that. Ilyena asked him about his conscience
I feel like Niko can be really nice and good with children.
He would make a great father. And yes he would be good with children despite his past. He’s actually a really kind person, that has done messed up things. But he would never hurt a kid. I keep bringing this up with other people, but look at how shocked niko was in the second Eddie low mission when he discovered what Eddie did to children.
@@doggydude98 niko only killed him bc Eddie jumped him with a knife. Not the fact that Eddie raped and killed those kids.
Well there's Roman about to have a kid at the end of the game so yeah
Just maybe not the 1990s Niko
@@andreafomasidirector Eddie Low is the unnamed serial killer referenced throughout the in-game Weazel News media coverage. Niko encounters him twice in Alderney. During the second encounter, Eddie divulges how he raped and murdered one boy and disemboweled another girl. Their ages were unspecified. But one can assume they were either children or teenagers.
What I admire about Niko is how he is so mentally stable and can switch from being sentimental with the woman to professional with his boss in an instant.
I find GTA 4 to have an *INSANELY* better story than a majority of GTA games, including GTA 5. Just that line at 1:57 speaks volumes on how serious and genuine the story was
V is boring and the story is garbage
@@oz_jones story was meh. V is boring nowadays, unless it's mods.
I think V is great just a entirely different type of experience tbh
GTA 5 has funny characters, but problem is the story doesnt connect at all. Its like you switch characters with no rhyme or reason. The comedy is there but it just doesnt connect and thats the problem basically.
Why gta 5 is every nostalgia blinded nightmare ?
One of the most tragic character in the whole GTA universe.
I love the writing of Niko's character, because we see so many layers of his character through different people, the other characters act like a filter for him. I think he's the most honest, polite and kind version of himself around Ilyena, he still feels like a shy little kid who's trying to grow into an upstanding and good person. "Please, Thank you, Should I wait outside?" Spoken softly, and then when he gets to talk to Mikhail, he puts up that veneer of cold distance. I feel that, between his dialogue and his emails with his mom and about his parents, those two might remind him a little too much of home.
This hits different
2022 this makes more and more sense.
1:57 that’s some of the best writing I’ve ever seen. You can truly paint that scene in your head and it’s terrifying what humans can be capable of. It’s a shame rockstar and Michael Hollick couldn’t see eye to eye about pay. Niko is truly one of the best characters rockstar ever created.
Niko Bellic has the best character development in the GTA franchise. He starts off as a violent kid soldier who was taught how to shoot guns in the Military and Navy. Once he arrived to Liberty, he becomes nihilistic and on a search for guidance and hope.
This video game storyline is way better than heaps of movies in Hollywood.
Niko Bellic is a good person stuck in a bad world.
This is my favorite cutscene in the whole game.
I was 9 in 2008 this was groundbreaking. This was a gem we wont find again.
GTA IV without a doubt is the best storyline of any GTA.
0:54 The smell of niko's home
A man so scarred he isn't use to love or compassion
For those wondering, Niko is referring to the Bosnia War that took place between 1992 and 1995. Now you can correct me if I’m wrong on some parts. The war was a result or part of the breakup of the country of Yugoslavia, who’s country was and I quote “subdivided along ethnic lines into six republics and forcibly held together by Tito under communist rule. But when Tito died and communism fell, those republics pulled apart.”. As a result and I quote again “Its constituent republics declared independence due to unresolved tensions between ethnic minorities in the new countries, which fueled the wars.”. Essentially these republics were fighting to establish their own countries no matter the cost. Bosnia was just another part of this break up and war in which, and I quote again “Following Bosnia and Herzegovina's declaration of independence which gained international recognition, the Bosnian Serbs and the Yugoslav People's Army (JNA), mobilized their forces inside Bosnia and Herzegovina in order to secure ethnic Serb territory, then war soon spread across the country”.
So in short, and you can correct me if I’m wrong, the Bosnia War was a conflict to ethnically cleanse Bosnian Territory and much more in which many war crimes were committed including rape, ethnic cleansing as aforementioned, genocide, and reconciliation
you wanna actually learn something about that war? watch "the weight of chains" by boris malagurski. It was a series of wars started by fucking idiots, who ruined a good country all over nationalistic bullshit. Yugoslavia wasn't communist, I don't know why our own people have the notion it was communist. It was communist for like 5 years after ww2 only. The country was a liberal open market socialist federation. A communist country wouldn't have an open market with business owners and market share for the public, would it?
@@rudociliak6683 again, I may be wrong on some parts so I apologize.
@@rudociliak6683 it had an amazingly shit economy and the nationalism was justified.
@@GigaNietzsche to be fair man, it wasn't amazingly shit compared to the iron curtain countries surrounding it, and the pasarite of albania that lead to kosovo because it offered them more than the USSR could at the time. And that it was a well respected passport to hold that gave you good global access, but yea
I just realized that this means Niko was part of the Serbian aggression
my dad fought in kosovo war with the british army he said it was one of the worst experiences of his life he was injuried by a sniper but he always said the people were always sad and he said every few weeks in the paper you would here about another war crime
My father was in serbian army as an 18 yearold, he sawed with his eyes how albanians chopping off serbian head. No hate towards all u Just want peace
All of this is just so sad. God...
@@romaniangamer1 yea
@@strahinjabelic4945 Cap
@@justgohan6346 no its not that photo is on google
0:53 first time i see niko smiling 🥲
Never made me think it's a game played for Nikko and his emotions😔
I love this brief moment with Niko and IIyena.
GTA 4 is the darkest gta game ever
I felt so sad for Mrs.Faustin. She didn't deserve the treatment that Mikhail gave her. When he died, she felt calm 🥺😔
We all see how Niko shows the humanity he had to repress during the war yes, but also notice how Faustin, on top of being angry and self loathing is also tired of being on such a state all the time, deep down he knows it's not good for him nor anyone around him, but it's much harder for him to go back from that, it shows on how he dismisses Niko and then buries his head on his arms in hope to get some peace and quiet, which he doesn't
This scene always makes me think the entire plot of GTA IV is some kind of "Ghost of Christmas Past" Story where everybody is talking about Niko in the third person without Niko ever realising
You can get here by searching "that one niko bellic scene"
So, I'm 26, just finished gta4 for the first time. And WOW. I played gta5 before this and loved the story but gta4 just hits different. The color pallet, how people talk to you. How the cars feel, how the animations feel, how the world feels. It's dark and bleak with moments of happiness and sunshine. That's how I want GTA VI to be.
sadly you won't have that anymore. That was top game performance of the 2000s. The only thing you will have is lazy development, bugs, glitches, a boring story, bad gameplay, unlikeable characters, MTAs and woke bullshit. Gaming is done.
I wouldn’t even know what to say after that church story
I just realized Mikhail Faustin's Voice actor is the same guy who acted as the french kids father in Mr. Beans Holiday :0 :0
He was Rasputin in Hell Boy.
@Mr. Aizat Yeah I just looked it up
He does pretty decent Russian accent for being Czech
niko is the reason that gta iv is my forever fav gta of all time
i love niko bellic, he's the greatest character even since cj from san andreas
They should make a movie about Niko's entire backstory
A lot of Niko was inspired by a Russian film called Behind Enemy Lines and a few others.
0:55
N I K O S M I L E D 🥺
Niko's different. As much as I love him he's sorta doesn't belong in a GTA game because he's more than that. That's the reason most casual GTA players tend to dislike him.. Without any dissing but still, he's not the character for the average GTAO player. Most GTA protagonists (even before IV) were somewhat cartoonish and funny, grotesque. After IV too. But Niko was a strange one in a lifetime short anchor point where R* hit a very specific nail in the spot. He was built different from the start, and even though I would love to see him or another similar character again I know that won't happen. And I actually think that's not a problem, Niko is often criticizzed as being boring. On the other hand as the most authentic GTA protagonist. And that's perfectly fine... As much of a Niko B. fanboy I am, I don't want to see him again, because I'm certain that they would at best ruin his character. He found his peace after all those things he went trough. Leave him alone.
War: Won medals, lost souls.
Niko maybe short for Nicolai but in Serbian the word niko translates to " No one"
0:53 You can feel that awkward laugh Niko has.
This will get more traffic now
This game was ahead of its time
GTA 4 is surprisingly well written. People focus on the violence and the swearing but it has moments like this too. The quiet moments. I like the quiet moments.
I love how the location of each GTA game impacts the storyline. Liberty City is based off of new york, it feels dark, gritty and industrial. Los Santos is based off of Los Angeles/Hollywood, having it feeling sunny, fabricated and surreal.
2:15
She was like “alright calm down chief”
Me personally think Niko was the best gta character ever
War criminals against Serbian people will never be forgotten
War criminals against hrvatska will never be forgotten
@@LV-sb8qx Niko is represented like Serbian from Bosnia sooo wrong comment
@@igormarinkovic1531 in know but serbian war crimes were much More!
@@LV-sb8qx find a game about croatian guy then comment about it...
@@igormarinkovic1531 gta IV is no game about Serbia😂
1:35 this and one of many scenes in this amazing game is why my boi Niko beats any other gta character
The best cutscene in the game, in my opinion
It was nice of Rockstar to shed some light on conflicts in the Balkans that younger generations of North Americans and Western Europeans likely knew little about.
I think Niko was the best gta protagonists
These are my top 3 fav protagonists in the gta series:
1. Niko Bellic
2. Tommy Vercetti
3. CJ
Same
Franklin had a very grounded story as well
Mikhail to his wife: 😡🤬👿👊🏼💥👺
Mikhail to Niko and Dimitri: 😊😉☺️😁😚🥺😎
I wish he was the same to Dimitri
Dimitri is already excited to betray two men.
Ilyena to her husband: 😭😰💔💋❤️🩹
"And you don't worry about you soul...?"
I think that is one of the most powerfull questions in the entire gta saga
2:48 "Fug tha money"
I love how Niko's past is only shown through statements. I don't think it would've felt as effective if we saw flashbacks or anything like that.
0:54 "Haha" **SIP**
1:32 Life is complicated, I ....Killed people , smuggled people perhaps here things will be different
GRAND
THEFT
AUTO IV
I like that smile he has when he gets a whiff of the tea, probably one of the few good things he had in the old country
I love this game, it’s very well written
"You realize that the creature that could do this doesn't have a soul."
That's pretty deep...
Man we need
Bellic: a star wars story
A gta game about Niko in the war and doing stuff post war would be insane
1:58 The most intelligent line from Niko in the whole game. He always says straight truths when he can.
Who are you? My Daddy? 😂😂
02:58
Yes😂
2:28 I word for word have the same anger Faustin demonstrated with the tea dispenser whenever I let my dog in from the cold and she starts immediately shitting on the carpet
Nico Bellic baby 2:36
There will never be a better GTA character ever again.
2:27 Very unprofessional, a stubborn guy disrespect his wife.
Glad Niko took him out
@@777fxrsaken3 as Dimitri said he had a temper but he was fair back-in-the-day Dimitri made him like that demetres whole purpose was to manipulate people
@@psychokiller5959 Dimitri knows about Niko’s background already when Faustin is still alive, Dimitri was the one who wants Niko and Roman dead in the first place, but Mikhail stopped him, and suggests to give Niko a job
@@777fxrsaken3 I know professional explain that all in the video
Cj and Franklin would try to talk themselves out of situations but be peer pressured into doing something, trevor would act out of his pure emotions, michael would try to manipulate whoever he’s talking to. niko bellic is just broken. it seems like he has no emotions after what he saw and went through but still tries to be a decent human being.
I literally remember this one moment more then the entirety of GTA V, wtf happened to R*
Niko's War memories would be a good Prequel...
Agree
Darkest things he said W GAME
Mentality and living in post-soviet countries is just plain depressing. Most of Polish or Russian movies and books are just about death, decadence and nihilism. It is sad but at the same time it has its intriguing character. In modern days and with new generetion it is starting to change, because of the influence of the west. Still as a Pole (which is still not that depressing as being someone from further east like Ukrainian or Russian) I can only say that is a very ambivalent feeling - to be a Slav.
Russia is still like that which is even more sad.
@@AlexKS1992 weeell here we have a saying which means something like "flies see shit while bees see flowers", this guy might be right but theres always an other side of the story
@@AlexKS1992 not really but also yes.
Niko is not from “post-soviet” country.
Yugoslavia was non-aligned state and The none-aligned movement was created in Belgrade Yugoslavia, today Belgrade Serbia. Yugoslavia was one of the few brave states that resisted both Western and Eastern powers, this was especially a very brave fact considering that the Cold War was in full swing at the time. Everything went to hell after the death of President Josip Broz Tito, who died on 4th of May 1980 and war escalated in the 90s.
@@tatula1312Still it had a lot of Soviet influence despite not being in Warsaw Pact or USSR. It was a communistic state afterall.
No 3 or 4 protagonists gender fluid character will ever get close to one Niko Belic, the most REAL character on gta series
Only real veterans could know what Niko is talking about I have been seen things like Niko in war terrible things.After I hear that in game I think that what I seen doesn't compare what Niko got throu He should be the best protagonist of GTA.
1:58 The quote in this scene broke my heart about Niko's life during the war
The writing from 1:40 - 2:25 (in fact honestly this whole scene) is better than practically all of V
I miss this game so much. I don't even know how to play this legendary game on ps4. I hate gta v
@@flexermc4333 I have it on Xbox one love this game.
GTA V has no substance. It's a crap game.