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Rockstar Co-Founder Shares Thoughts On GTA 6, Abandoned GTA 5 DLC, A Medieval Game, Agent, And More
Rockstar Games' former VP of creative, Dan Houser, left the company in 2020, but he's still a wellspring of knowledge about Grand Theft Auto and Red Dead Redemption, both of which he was a lead writer on. Houser recently shared his insights into both game series as well as a few of Rockstar's unrealized projects.During a nearly ...
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Rockstar Co-Founder Shares Thoughts On GTA 6, Abandoned GTA 5 DLC, A Medieval Game, Agent, And More
Dan Houser, the former lead writer of the GTA and Red Dead Redemption games, has a lot to say about those titles.Blair Marnell (GameSpot)


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in reply to Sumerian cuneiform of the day • • •paris
in reply to myrmepropagandist • • •@futurebird Definitely not intentional! More to do with the span of land considered at the time to be the ‘whole world.’ Here’s an actual “map”:
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Babylonian Map of the World - Wikipedia
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in reply to myrmepropagandist • • •@myrmepropagandist globe ... they thought their world was square
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Clay cuneiform tablet, from 1500 BC, features the first known depiction of a map, showing fields belonging to royal estates in Nippur. Nippur was one of the most ancient of all the Sumerian cities. It was the special seat of the worship of the Sumerian go
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in reply to Alexander Goeres 𒀯 • • •@jabgoe2089
That's the part they could map... but they knew it kept going and I think some people had some notions that circumnavigation might be possible. But mostly the world just seemed big and infinite in those days I think.
The fastest you could travel was on a horse.