one of the new friend activities, hiking. You can spot bigfoot on hikes, but you notice it, the friends and player don't, and it's impossible to get close to it and you can't use weapons on friend activities and should not carry them unless you need or might need them. Injuries can occur to your friends, they can be airlifted. Then you have to pick them up at the hospital. It's all very much like IV's friend system, but expanded and branched off in more ways, each thing is more interactive. Like, instead of "Roman is hurt" and the activity being over, you call for help and can stay until it arrives or go. It is used in a story mission where you gotta decide to wait with an accomplice or leave them. It's the big one. The blimp is destructible, you can fly it, it's insane when it goes down. Better than the smoke from the yacht on BoGT when you blow it up. The one in the trailer is actually static right now set there to guarantee the shots with it would be perfect. You can buy properties. Streets not only have names, they also have street numbers for buildings. Crop dusting is a mission to destroy someone's crops, but they do it sometimes in off-mission for environment effects sometimes, like planes used to fly around without a purpose in SA, now some of them you see their purpose. Following a helicopter will trigger it to land on helipads, at the airport etc, much like cars sometimes park and the passenger gets out. Except now the cars and planes do it when you are following them, no more peds completely aimless driving over the same paths over and over, the computer will make something happen instead of drive in circles. The video is with console settings and the game is still WIP. The PC version is going to support DX11 features, but might still have DX9 mode as an option for high end DX9 machines. The voice in the trailer is not the protagonist. Neither is any of the other people in the trailer. The next trailer reveals a new location and is narrated by another character. Don't know when it starts, but the media campaign for this one is going to be huge. RDR/LA Noire type promotion, all kinds of making-of, interviews, and new tech to show off. The visuals in the game support more effects than the UDK and look as good as, if not better, than BF3. With good reason. All the upgrades to the engine for the other games is cute compared to the stuff you see in the trailer. Height based fog, the smog looks so good. Stable fit shadows. The cars now have a much improved shader, particularly the reflections that really seem like the paint they are. Older cars, industrial cars and dirty cars have foggier bumpier reflections, sleek new sports cars have waxed finishes. Niko is in the game, but on the TV. James Pedeaston is the V version of the IV serial killer in the news and side missions, it's the next level of creepy above from that guy, and his story is directly in the story this time, not a side mission/random encounter. Oh, and interiors are incredibly dense, many buildings enterable for robberies and stuff. Mayan Prophesy is the Epsilon Project and it's about a lot more than the Mayan Prophesy or 2012, it's about a lot of stuff. Internet is immense with the ability to visit a few real sites that update as you play, resulting in access to more areas of the real internet sites. There are fake sites like IV, too. Almost all of the old sites return, bringing connection to LC that it's all one world with the same internet. The one site I know for a fact doesn't return at first is "What they do not want you to know" site that was for LC cheats. You go there at one point in the game and it says it has been shutdown and seized by the FBI and you get a 4 star wanted level which is FBI, NSA is 5, National Guard is 6. Later, near the completion of the game, it comes back online and has valuable information for the story, along with a lot of information for secrets in San Andreas.