Every single antagonist is killed, no loose ends and all three protags make up and get to live their lives in peace, finally. SMACK, credits.įor C, it was the only really satisfying ending I've had to a GTA game. Here's what happens in each GTA 5 ending, explained. Slink is backThat’s right: the incredible, nasty, hilarious, all-of-the-best-in-just-one-place AKA kush-lover Gerald Slink Johnson is our very own guest. Another scripted car chase, then run after Michael while he shoots at you and drop him of a 200 foot silo. Updated Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto 5 has three separate ending choices with very different outcomes. BOOM, credits.įor B, it seemed a bit better I guess, but it still didn't last more than 10 minutes. Confront Trevor, chase him in a scripted chase for 8 minutes, then watch him crash into an oil tank and either light him on fire or watch Michael light him on fire. But the first two definitely seemed rushed.įor A, it really seemed rushed. C took me 45 minutes, but I took my time. Both ending A and B last 10 minutes maximum. This guide will highlight the main mission strategies and Gold Medal requirements needed to complete every main. Update: The psych report at the end was a nice touch.ĭamn right. GTA5 Ending is a pre-Ending Mission in IGN's Grand Theft Auto 5 Walkthrough. I'm guessing it was the ending R* intended. If you follow the story into online with the missions/heists, it lines up with it the most. I liked Michael's end speech to Franklin, but it was an abrupt end in my opinion. Wish Trevor had a better way of being ended. Ending C is the best ending because the trio's dynamic is just exceptional, but Ending A is the smartest, and probably most realistic. Not sure if he intended to do that, or just shoot him. He murders for fun, and is quite generally, the worst person one will ever meet. I think we can all agree that Grand Theft Auto V would have been far better with. It was surprising to see Michael burn him to death. I have corrected a mistake Rockstar made so many years ago.
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