How to invite players online in gta online crew?
I myself created a crew with no instructions by Rockstar Games. Up to 45 Members, and now crew rank 10,799 as of last night. First you can use the Socialclub to recruit people, however you'll have to search someone else's crew and then click different members, go to their profile. Then click the "Recruit" button. You don't have to send a message if you don't want to, you can just click the check box for your crew and hit send. Now if your going on the Xbox Clan recruitment page: http://forums.xbox.com/xbox_forums/gener... Make a post about your Crew and what your looking to do with other people on the game, also if you have any requirements or preference mention it there. Make sure to go to your Socialclub page and at the top of your browser copy your URL, should look like this: http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/crew... (This is my crew) Then put that into the post you made so people can easily join. Also checkout places like GTAforums.com or Yahoo Answers for people looking for Crews. Another method I found successful. Go to the Xbox.com page, then go to "Friends" Scroll to the bottom of the page and click this: Players You Met Find people I've met online... A drop down menu pops open with the last 25 players you met on GTA V online. Then you can message them 1 by 1 and invite them to your crew. XBL messages are short so make sure to keep it simple and include your socialclub URL. Also Xbox limits you to 20 messages a day to people NOT on your friends list. If you need more info you have my crew page, and here is my XBL gamer tag as well: Wired Mike 420
In GTA 5, can you recruit gangs like in GTA SA?
I bought my GTA 5 Friday and LOVE it. There aren't any gang tags.You can recruit some members to help on jobs but not like it was in San Andreas. No getting fat, thin or sex appeal. Drive bys are always welcome in GTA. They added some great things but I do find myself comparing it to Vice City (still my all time favorite) and San Andreas. I LOVE being able to play tennis. The graphics are beautiful and the game play is fantastic. You will love it. Have fun when you get it.
GTA IV vs. GTA: San Andreas?
Hey Jack, I completely agree with you, and love the topic of this question. Both games are definitely excellent games that will go down in history as easily one of the best free-roam games in history. I am not going to lie, I was disappointed with GTA IV, a bit just because I am a fan of the GTA III, Vice City, and San Andreas style gameplay and free-roam, and once I jumped onto the next gen GTA, it felt really different, which is not necessarily a bad thing. The thing I liked about GTA was the more realistic feel, the most details to buildings, the awesome storyline, and it really has a vibe to it. The things I did not like, was that they got rid of sort of that "fake" feel to it, like before you would go on massive killing rampages, and now It's just not as fun, they took out several things, such as: tanks, ambulance missions, cop missions, pizza boy missions, taxi missions and plane license, which all contributed significantly to San Andreas. Lastly, I preferred the ghetto 90's vibe that San Andreas had brought to the table. Where there was gang wars and territory wars and all that. GTA IV is just modern day, and there really are no gangs recruiting or wars or anything, which I really loved so it was a downside for me. All in all, my opinion was that I liked San Andreas more. I'd say there are many people that agree, but there are always going to be many people that disagree and find GTA IV superior. If were comparing the two games now, obviously GTA IV would be superior with graphics and hype and the fact that its a new game, and a "masterpiece" but if we were looking at the hype surrounding GTA San Andreas launch, it was just the same! People loved it were and were going crazy for it! It was a "masterpiece" when it first came out too. So both are terrific games that are probably MUST buys, but I like San Andreas better.
What are 10 video games you recommend?
Slime Rancher!!!One of my favorite games of all time, Slime Rancher is a beautiful, cheerful game to sit back and enjoy on a lazy afternoon.2. Night in the Woods.This game plays more as a novel than it does a game, but is one of my favorite stories of all time. And let me tell you, this is currently one of the only games I’ve ever played that has made me cry.3. The Half-Life seriesWhen compared to some more modern games, the Half-Life games may not pique the interest of everyone, this groundbreaking series is one of the greatest gaming experiences I’ve ever had.(However, the original Half-Life may be too outdated for some. In that case I would recommend Black Mesa, a remake of HL1 in the Source engine)4. Deus Ex: Human RevolutionA personal favorite of mine, DE: HR is another amazing fps. While it has it’s faults, this game provides a startling glimpse into the possible future humanity has created for itself.(Note: I recommend playing the Director’s Cut edition, not the base)5. GmodWhile Gmod may seem like a silly sandbox game, it is a silly sandbox game that will provide you with hours of entertainment. With the power of the Steam Workshop, you can do just about anything imaginable.6. Portal 2Another Valve classic, Portal 2 does not fail to disappoint. With innovative gameplay, and an excellent story, Portal 2 is certainly an experience to remember.6. Fran BowA unique balance between fantasy and horror, Fran Bow is the dark twin of Alice’s Wonderland.7. SubnauticaSubnautica is an excellent game about the depths of an ocean. While not intended to be a frightening game, Subnautica certainly has it’s share of spooks as you explore the deep, dark depths of the unknown.8. Pony IslandA cute, happy fun game about ponies frolicking. Nothing sinister happening at all.9. CupheadA relative newcomer to the gaming scene, Cuphead sets itself apart with a gorgeous art style, and with gameplay that can’t be beat.While the difficulty curve may be troublesome at first, once you find your rhythm you’ll have no trouble.10. Doom 2While severely outdated by today’s standards, Doom 2 is just plain fun.Enough said.
What’s the first game you fell in love with?
For me, that would be the first Legend of Zelda.Funny story behind that one. I come from a generation when gaming was just getting started. Generally, it was a time when parents didn’t understand that newfangled thing that used to suck kids’ time away and when games were largely something for the younger crowd. Despite this, in my case it was my mum instead who first got hooked on games (she was always curious). Since I was a rather rowdy kid at the time, I was not allowed to touch the terribly expensive console.So one day, when my mum and dad were out and my uncle was babysitting me and the rest of the kids, I saw my chance. My uncle wasn’t the sharpest tool in the shed, so convincing him I totally had mum’s permission was easy enough. After figuring out how to get the console connected, I finally got my first taste of the only game we had at the time; the Legend of Zelda.Little ol’ me forgot something though. Uncle may not have been the smartest in our family, but he wasn’t stupid. He of course tried to double-check with mum if I really had permission. Which I obviously didn’t. So when I was playing outside with my friends that evening, all of a sudden there was this massive angry voice screaming “MICHAEL!” And that was when yours truly knew he was screwed…Fortunately, afterwards mum relented a bit on keeping me away from the NES. I figure she thought that if I was trying to play the machine in secret anyway, she may as well stand watch to make sure no expensive parts went flying. That’s pretty much my earliest experience with games.
Do you think human kind wants in some way a WWIII?
Let me tell you a funny little "fact" I read a few years ago.. I'm not sure exactly what the source was, but I'll attempt to find it once I'm on a better internet connection, but during times of prosperity movies that come out are typically more "happy" themed, you know, chick flicks, come-up stories, etc, and during times of economic distress more apocalyptic, dystopia, etc films come out supposedly because many of us want the world to end as they'll be an end to our problems. I say this because I'm sure someone, somewhere wants a war to take their mind of their problems at home (take Russia for instance, Putin has over an 80% approval rating while their economy continues to plummet. Why? Because he's fighting wars and people are willing to lose some of what they have for national pride), but I'm not completely sure anyone wants WWIII, even the most hawkish of us. Will I doubt their existence? No, but they are certainty a minority. Now to say we have some people, especially here in the US, that want their nation to dominate the globe is absolutely true, but it's not to "make themselves feel alive" but more so because many believe their lifestyle is the best. My suggestion for anyone that wants WWIII to feel alive, should definitely get an Xbox One/PS4, order Call of Duty, Grand Theft Auto 5 (my personal favorite), and a game out of the "Battlefield" series and fight allllll they want to because most of the globe doesn't want that war.Best,Demetrius Hicks
In GTA V Online, can you kill a crew member or is it not allowed?
You can kill them, but the crew might not be pleased about it.
Can I play GTA 5 on Android?
No,GTA 5 has a high graphic system with higher memory,android is not as high as pc or console system,when you see every videos on youtube that they have gta 5 on android,don’t trust them,the apps are actually maleware and they just keep lying to you so you will be suffer,mostly the screen of the phone in the videos may looks like they are actually playing gta 5,may of you will be confused if its real or not,or they just take gta 5 gameplay videos and just record it and pretend to touch the screen.don’t ever trust them,they are fakers.