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No. No, no, no, no, nonononononono. And furthermore: NO! It's pointless, stupid, and adds nothing. What would prison do? Break the flow of the story if you're into that, and break the flow of gameplay six ways from Sunday. They tried it in Mafia II and I didn't like it then, and I wouldn't like it now if Rockstar shoehorned it into GTA V.

I just logged in to like this suggestion. Vice Point Mall anyone?

I doubt it. From what they said in the Q&A they're far off.

From a comment on the main page... Eurocopter AS350 Ecureuil So as usual Rockstar changed a few things to their liking. also updated the OP.

Love 'em. If this is from console footage, graphics have definitely improved over IV DLC. It's really cool to see the NPCs sitting on the edge of that dock, too. Little AI improvement touches like that really make the experience that much more enjoyable.

In GTA IV, fighting the cops was to easy... Back in the good old GTA days, there was army, huge roadblocks and those thingys that pop your tyres. In GTA V, they to b ring all this back, along with new elements that will totally revive the game in my opinion. I don't know what to make of tear gas, but dogs, ramming doors, real hunting, etc. would make fighting cops a fun challenge. It would be awesome if you could escape a 6 star wanted by maybe going out to the country, and hiding in the forests. Stealth kills would be a good factor.

she was the only one to sneak past me by killing me... the rest of you were easy money...

I hope there is a massive mall where you can walk in and massacre everyone

I want to able to hit critcal points on a plane such as propeller, fuel tank, etc.

Both The Machinist and The Prestige are stupidly good films. Fuck, I would totally go to town with Christian Bale.

If we're talking about epic Christian Bale movies - The Prestige. Although, most of the epicness comes from David Bowie playing Nikola Tesla.

Christian Bale is a proper actor who's not afraid to go to go to dark emotional places. That might come off to some as overacting, but he's not a scenery-chewer like Nicolas Cage, who just ruins almost everything he's in. Bale has been the best and most believable Dark Knight in a feature film to date.