Can you just drive around and know where you are? I can have a basic idea of where abouts I am but I don't know every corner like I did in Vice City. I definatley din't know every corner in San Andreas. Could you do without the map?

Liberty City is just too huge for me. I have a vague recollection of parts of it but navigating without a map sounds insane.

it took me a while to figure it out

I know it very well, like I don't need to use the map or GPS anymore. Same with all previous 3D GTA's as well :D

I know my way to the major destinations, but I still couldnt live without the GPS

I have logged about 70-80 hours into that game, and I know most of the destinations and areas to go to. I still need the GPS for some specific areas, but I know many of the landmarks and mission areas.

Specific areas I need the GPS, but a general area or a place that the story centers on I can find without it.

I have a basic idea of where I'm cruising around in Liberty City, but I live and die by the GPS in that game.

"I have a basic idea of where I'm cruising around in Liberty City, but I live and die by the GPS in that game."

I used to know it fairly well, not sure how well now that I have not played for a really long time.

I know Liberty City reasonably well. I can find my across from Alderney to Broker and so on, but I can't always find my way out of some of the neighbourhoods.

I kind of know my way around, but I usually use the GPS... I don't think I could live without it in GTA 4

I know my way around the first Island perfectly, because I forced myself to play sans radar. But after that I didn't learn as well, though I have a sturdy knowledge of algonquin. L&D is helping me with my limited knowledge of Alderny.

I can split each island into regions and find my way round easily enough but ill need the map to get on a motorway or bridge.

I can drive most places without the GPS

I know the Industrial sectors really well, I always seem to get stuck there like a rat in a maze! :(

I have a pretty good feel for Liberty City. I know most of the areas pretty well. However, there are a few areas that never really got any attention in the game's missions, such as the golf course. Did you even know there was a golf course? I never would have found it if it wasn't shown in one of the helicopter tour rides, and even then I had to use a helicopter myself to find it later. I'll usually use the map to help me get from Algonquin to Alderney via that underground tunnel, but I think I generally know where all the other major bridges are. If you took off the game's radar and on-screen map, perhaps it'd be more difficult. Regardless, I can't wait to revisit the place again with the new DLC.

I recently stopped using the GPS in the middle of my second playthrough, and suprisingly I never get lost. I peek at the map from time to time I must admit, but 95% of the time I'm very aware of my location and surroundings. It helps that Liberty City is stuffed with recognizable landmarks, and that every burrough has a distinct feel. Also, as Tylea002 mentioned, TL&D has done wonders for my knowledge of the Alderney road map. All in all, I know the map pretty well.

I think I have a basic grasp of the city layout down. May be I would have a better hang of it if navigation would be handled differently by the game. As it is though I'm pretty content to follow the GPS rout generating at the start of every major mission/event cutting corners only at times when I know exactly where I'm going.

I'd like to think I know my way around Liberty City pretty well. I tend to stick to the GPS when on a mission, but if I'm roaming free around the city then I can generally navigate without too much mapwork.

This time round, I have to try and play without using the GPS system much. Even though I've played through 3 times and kind of know my way around, I think I'd still get lost without it.
It's really exciting to think of playing without using the GPS at all! That should be an achievement itself.

If  I dont look at the map, I'm lost. But in the other GTA's I knew every map. Hell I still do.

The only gta that I actually learned the whole map was vice city, for san andreas I always used the map, and gta iv is no exception, without the gps I'm lost, I can't drive anywhere without the gps. :(

Not as well as the Liberity City in 3, but pretty well I think

The only place I know where to go without the GPS, no matter where I am, is the airport. Other than that, I'm lost.

i can find my way around liberty city pretty easily except for around north of the right island

I am really good at remembering maps so it was not too hard . infact it was really easy with all the long straight roads that act as landmarks.

the bridge lines fuck my mind