Grand Theft Auto V: Difference between revisions

* [[Broken Bridge]]: The first numbered entry and the second game overall to avert this, with the whole map accessible to the player save for a few interior locations.

* [[Conspiracy Theorist]]: To a degree with Trevor as he expressed his contempt with the [[Illuminati]] and their (supposed) machinations, also alleging that the [[Private Army|Merriweather]] is "the Illuminati's private army" which motivated him to carry out attacks against them. Taken [[Up to Eleven]] with Ron Jakowski, who developed an irrational sense of paranoia towards various conspiracies. Ironically enough, despite his deep-seated disdain for pervasive surveillance and his efforts to get away from "the man", Ron [[Hypocrite|has]] a [[Facebook|Lifeinvader]] profile; this is [[Truth In Television]] though as some real life conspiracy theorists do maintain social media profiles, contrary to their (twisted) beliefs, although they did come up with their own [[The Moral Substitute|substitutes]] to mainstream social platforms (i.e. the so-called "alt-tech" geared towards right-wingers) as the likes of Facebook wanted nothing to do with them in recent years.

* [[Hide Your Children]]: Again for [[Moral Guardians|fairly obvious reasons]]. However, children do appear in several in-game cartoon programmes, and an African-American boy can be seen on the Children of The Mountain in-game website that Franklin has to complete.

* [[Hyperspace Arsenal]]: As per series tradition where the protagonists can carry a military-grade arsenal and conjure one from their inventory at will. Weapon selection was made less tedious with a pie menu reminiscent of ''[[Red Dead Redemption]]'' and ''[[Max Payne 3]]''.

* [[Villain Protagonist]]: Trevor is a drug dealer, murders with little to no provocation, is a rapist, and it's heavily implied to be eating human meat.

* [[Wanted Meter]]: With a maximum level of five. The meter eventually cools down as long you stay out of the law enforcement's line-of-sight.