GTA Open World: How Player Freedom Changed Game Design

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Players ignored designer missions, preferring to explore. Developers cleverly made any payphone trigger the next mission, embracing player freedom in GTA's open world design. #GTA #OpenWorldGames #GameDesign #GamingHistory #PlayerFreedom #VideoGames #GameDevelopment #IndieGames #Gamer #CreativeDesign



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