A youtuber I follow, went to LA for a YT Invitation and he also said that how he knows every road in LA only because of GTA 5 Best thing is he never went to LA irl and that was his first time
When GTA 4 came out it felt pretty surreal. Although it’s not completely accurate to NYC it’s pretty damn close. It was pretty strange driving around my neighborhood. 😂
Im sure some of the original GTA 5 developers, photographers, and map designers appreciate these videos. They spent thousands of hours replicating a city, just for most players to drive by each building not caring about it.
It was finished by modders, some FiveM servers have it finished but I don't believe anybody ever posted a public download link so I have no idea how they got it. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-VW-8oI5NEZo.html
I can't believe you actually never gone to California.. How clearly you were depicting facts about each place it seemed you have visited each one of them very closely. Salute for your research in this one❤️
I've lived in California for half of my life. I've lived in L.A. for a couple of years, but in the ghetto part of the city. I never got to experience the nicer parts of L.A. and only passed by Beverly Hills once when my family was moving to another town.
This was a great video. I'd like to see you expand upon it and do a full on geographical analysis of the map, looking at the neighborhoods around the city and northern area along with their real counterparts (and of course, more historical facts about them).
The concrete Skate park on Vannucci beach is a replica of the very famous Venice Beach 1800 beach front walk skatepark which has featured in dozens of pro skater videos, i think the earliest was either the first Powell Peralta or Santa Cruz films around 1985. It was a favourite spot of Tony Alva, Tony Hawk in the mid 1980's, also Rodney Mullen, Natas Kaupus, Ed Templeton, Deawon Song have all shot footage there. Sky Brown was filmed there just before her entry into the 2020 Olympics.
I'm actually curious about weather the mile high club is supposed to be a huge skyscraper or a place where the player could hang around and chill because in its blue print it's fascinating.
The colourful painted hippy area in the Sonora desert is a replica of the famous Salvation Mountain made by the artist Leonard Knight. In real life its just a few miles from the Salton Sea, a largely abandoned enormous man made lake in California which is where another GTA building is from. The Boathouse (abandoned restaurant) on the southern coast of the lake in Sandy Shores. Both the real one and GTA's are abandoned. Vice news have done some interesting documentaries on Slab city and Salton Lake California.
Another great video! I visited California 8 years ago, well worth a visit! Down town LA is a bit rough lol But drive up north to Santa Monica and other areas and it’s beautiful.
Great video as always! In my personal opinion, I really liked the background music in your “older” videos. I think it would be nice to have it back IMO. Have a great day!
Amazing video as always incontrolagain can’t believe you’re 20 and can’t believe we are the same age keep up the great week and hope ur pays of one day
1:26 the Badger Building was called Blastin' Fools Records in GTA San Andreas, where it was owned by OG Loc, and was apparently more accurate to its real-life counterpart in terms of actual usage.
Non importa se ormai tutto è stato rivelato su gta 5 tu riesci sempre a trovare qualcosa di nuovo interessante sei un grande ti stimo It doesn't matter if by now everything has been revealed about gta 5 you always manage to find something new interesting you are a great I respect you
I love the mission that takes place at the mile high club 'High priority case' but thinking about it imagine it being similar to the casino where we could purchase our own suite with a balcony, have a bar there it could be a huge social hub for players and maybe have some missions attached to it similar to the casino.
I love your content, i watch the whole video from the start till the end, close youtube and forget about everything but i'm proud of myself that i can watch the whole thing while being entertained, i guess it's always fun to ,,learn'' something new.
I have a few more suggestions for the next one( I live in LA)There is the Fox theater and Bruin Theater from Westwood in real life. There are also many buildings from Santa Monica and Wilshire Blvd in game from west LA and Santa Monica.
I wish they'd made more interiors in gta 5. Obviously time and money constraints held back development just like in Red Dead 2. I'm guessing gta 6 will have so many properties with interiors we can enter? 😊
I’d like to know what the Lombank West building is based off of. I’ve seen pictures of the real life version of it, I just can’t get any information for what it is supposed to used for. EDIT: I found out it’s based on the California Bank & Trust Building in Santa Monica. I actually saw it IRL when I went to California back in June.
Not really a building but Mountain Chiliad and Mountain Gordo would be cool to analyze. Wonder if the real life counterparts have their mysteries as well like the in-game ones.
I hate that people want to remove the mile high building. It is a very important "time stamp" for the events shown taking place in game. I believe the year matters re the easter eggs of the larger variety.
with gta 6 around the corner i think the final gta 5 online update should be: 1. giving every one a free 400,000. 2. finish the mile high club building.
The green bridge by the port. Irl it’s fucking massive. I literally got intimidated driving towards it. It has a double arch and the game doesn’t do it justice.
10 years later, this game is still mind blowing. yes, its 10 years old, but you really have to understand how vast and detailed this game is. if you stop focusing on the new properties that come out with the new updates, and go re explore the map in depth, you'll appreciate it again. because this game is do detailed, im certain there is a legit reason why gta6 is taking so long..
