Out of every single GTA ever made, which character (that you run into or play as) is your favorite? Name your top 3 :)
I only have San Andreas; it's the only GTA game I've ever played.
Sooo...Carl Johnson I guess. Other two would be Sweet and Ryder. I'm no incredibly far into the game...
The FBI agent James Woods played in SA.
As for main characters, Tommy Vercetti.
Up until San Andreas i never really liked a character (those from 1, 2, 3, Vice City were quite uninteresting)
from San Andreas:
" @Ahmad_Metallic said:haha.. it was a lovehate thing for me :P he was silly and entertaining"I freakin' hated that prick, personally. ;P "
from IV:"
- Brian
Welcome to the world of a opinion; respect it. My favorite is Nico also. His dense personality and his cynicism about America is excellent. By the end with his overall thought on America, it's a reflection of the underlying themes and commentary that are present throughout his journey."@MysteriousBob said:
I don't see how that is even possible, to me GTA 4 was the worst game in the franchise except for GTA 1 I guess . Well but that's my opinion. I really liked "Mr Lance Vance Dance" "" Nico. By a mile. "
Well, I was going to say Fernando Martinez, the DJ of Vice City's Emotion, but since you only want people you meet or play as, I'm gonna have to pick someone else. Alright, I'm gonna throw down a list of my nominations then pick a winner.
Tommy Vercetti
OG Loc
Wu Zi Mu (AKA Woozie)
Niko Bellic
Roman Bellic
Brucie Kibbutz
Juan Garcia Cortez
Cesar Vialpondo
The Truth
Yeah, okay, I think Niko gets my vote.
...totally forgot about Lazlow when I made my top 3 :P
Since you never actually meet Lazlow I have to say Donald Love, Wu Zi Mu and Mike Torreno.
I agree with duder that GTA4 is the worst in the series although Chinatown Wars gives it a run for it's money.
Luis lopez, yusef, also brucie and CJ.
Tommy Vercetti for me but there are so many great characters throughout the franchise, Roman Bellic is another favourite.
Packie and Little Jacob.
Oh, and Ryder. Ryder was a badass.
Huang Lee from Chinatown Wars. He was a bit of a cretin, but he was also funny and got shit done.
" Nico. By a mile. "
The one which was lifted from that one crime movie. Yeah.
Luiz lopez-BOGT
Brucie-BOGT(You really get to know brucie a lot more in BOGT than you did in GTAIV)
Gay Tony
Jack-TLATD
BUT, I think my favorite, and I don't know why, is definitely yusef from BOGT. His opening line, as racist as it was, was hilarious coming from an arabic dilect. So rich and over the top, but he always had your back. Absolutely great.
As a whole, I like Ballad of Gay Tony a lot more than GTA IV. It's more FUN and over the top. Reminds me of SA more. Like a mix of Vice city and the night life and SA with the craziness.
BOGT will keep my time for weeks to come. And I've already beaten it.
I thought Brucie had a well developed character that was endearing and frustrating in equal measure. He is certainly hard to forget, and his "larger-than-life" attitude seemed to fit perfectly into Liberty City.
Also Packie. That guy was the most fun to get drunk with :D
Favorites: Catalina from SA (not GTA3) and Billy from TLAD.
Likes: Yusuf from BOGT, Ken Rosenberg from GTA3 series, Woozie from SA, OG Loc from SA, Zero from SA. Tony from BOGT. Ricky Gervais in GTA4.
HATES: Huang and the rest of the god-awful Chinatown Wars staff. Ashley from GTA4 series. Bernie from GTA4.
The main characters, not so much.
OG Loc of course! And the main protagonist in GTA III. Oh and the guy from IV which follows Niko around filming and shit trying to "clean the streets, gangStar-style". Don't remember his name.
There are generally a bunch of great characters from the GTA series. I could go on about which characters are good and why for a long time!
Whoever the vacant and mute protagonist of GTA3 was. He looked a lot like my best friend (which always made me giggle as I watched myself kill him in ever more dramatic ways), and I felt like I was guiding the story more. Also, the other characters I played in San Andreas and GTA4 felt too hackneyed and stereotypical.
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