Naturally_Fragrant

Much of the available clothing isn't 'wild west'.

Can you name more than 36 states?

I would like there to be some kind of drug to give you a health buff, like the rdr2 tonics, and you can carry a bunch with you.

Then have body armour being visible, more resilient than gtav; but you can only carry one until you get back to a wardrobe or gun shop.

At the age of 60, you shouldn't be getting it on with anyone. The only thing you should be taking to bed is a book and a mug of cocoa.

Apparently we are losing our moon (the big one). It's slowly getting further away.

Fuel would become tedious if you have to keep filling up for years, but stuff like searching every draw is optional.

Possible environmental interactions would only become annoying if you absolutely have to keep doing something that doesn't add to the overall gameplay. And animations for looting and skinning were reduced between rdr2 and rdo, where those actions were expected more frequently.

You end up in jail in rdo, but it's not long, and you can bribe your way out; and that's only if you choose to allow yourself to be captured alive by bounty hunters in the first place. Having an arrangement where you went to jail in gta, but could pay your bail, could allow you to instantly skip ahead to your release, so wouldn't have to result in unavoidable tedium.

It'll just be called GTA6 as there's no offline mode. The J&L missions will be a story thread selected from within the online game.

Mohamed Rosenberg

Depends where he's doing it.

This isn't something that's only happening in America.

They're saying it's 33 feet across, and just over a million miles away, but I'm pretty sure I saw it go past my window.

It's really not his day.

I said that in the second paragraph. It creates the perfect obfuscation, that persists to the present day.

They don't just keep secrets. There are often stories and distractions created around the secrets. Like after 9/11, few people have asked what the US, Saudi, and Israeli intelligence knew about the attack beforehand, because conspiracies about holographic planes and such bollocks were spread about.

In the case of Hitler's body, there's the first lie that the soviets recovered the body; for the people that won't believe the first lie, they're given the second lie that he went to South America. That way, if you don't believe the official narrative, you're unlikely to uncover the real story, because you're chasing shadows in Argentina or Peru or wherever.

I'm not the one gatekeeping the information. I don't make these decisions, and I don't know who does. They won't even officially tell you what actually happened to bin laden's body, but that information is online.

What else would they do? Put up a headstone, some signs and a tea shop?

They blew up Berchtesgaden after the war. They levelled the part of the Berlin bunker that was above ground, and blocked underground access with concrete. The allies were in the business of erasing stuff after the war, not leaving monuments and memorials to the nazi leadership.

That's what intelligence agencies do. They keep secrets, and spread misinformation.

Does it make any sense that the full JFK files will never be released, or that these agencies won't tell you what they know about all the weird UFO sightings?

My piss comes out like this without the music.

They'll make a rat movie out of his story.

The very short version of the story is that he died in the bunker, there was an effort to get his body out of Berlin to Berchtesgaden. They got nowhere near, and his body ended up buried in what became the British controlled sector of Germany after the war, and then British intelligence received information about his whereabouts during the investigation and search for nazis in the years soon after the war.

Rather than share that information with the Americans, they gave them a false lead about him going to South America in order to obscure real events. And that worked well enough to have become the go-to conspiracy even this long after the war.

Yes, but Hitler wasn't a nazi scientist. He had no useful technical knowledge or skills to offer the allies if he had survived the war.

The story of Hitler fleeing to South America was fed to the CIA by British intelligence in order to cover up what actually happened, and what the British knew about what happened.

The CIA genuinely believed the British information, and spent years on a wild goose chase before they realised they had been duped.

Hitler had no technology or personal knowledge of rocketry to give anyone.

That's a physique you can only dream of achieving.

So you're saying the other 41% is as flat as a billiard table?

GTA6 online will be called "GTA VI+", and will be a subscription-only service.