5. Randomised Dynamic Missions - Finding Plane Wreckage
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_va4kua78A Those of you who have ever played Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas will be well aware that random occurrences involving "computer controlled" aircraft were quite common. For example, you could be exploring Mount Chiliad in San Fierro and witness a plane crash straight into the mountainside and explode into a burnt out shell. Upon closer inspection of the wreckage, you'd notice that there was no body inside - or in other words, the plane was not controlled by the AI. Plane crashes in GTA: SA made exploration a lot more exciting, given that they could happen at just about any time (as demonstrated perfectly in the above video). They could even affect you by hitting your vehicle in rare instances. We have
already learned that Grand Theft Auto V is going to feature something called "randomised dynamic missions". Anyone who has played Red Dead Redemption will be familiar with these. You could for instance stumble upon a store being burgled and be given the option to chase the thief or simply ignore it, gaining rewards based on your choice. This could be utilised for flight exploration in GTA 5. You could encounter a plane crash for instance and be given the option to rescue the pilot for a reward, or stand there and watch him burn. In this instance, there would actually be an interactive pilot inside these aircraft, giving these random crashes new levels of importance.