I made the hot dog vendors in GTA 5 work because Rockstar never did
Higher body count than I was expecting.
Rockstar's team didn't equip the hot dog vendors in Grand Theft Auto 5 with a functional purchasing system. I stepped in to rectify this oversight. Now, players can visit the vendors on Los Santos beach and procure hot dogs for a mere five dollars. These virtual treats not only heal the player, mirroring the real-life experience, but also provide an entertaining spectacle when integrated with my random-teleport mod.
While perusing the menu, players might find themselves suddenly atop the not-Hollywood sign, savoring their meal while unexpected bodyguards from a celebrity mod appear and perish nearby. Despite these delightful distractions, the hot dog consumption process remains uninterrupted. It's a shame Rockstar didn't implement this feature from the onset.
Had they done so, GTA 5 would have been a more immersive experience. I certainly hope that the upcoming GTA 6, boasting a budget that could rival Saddam Hussein's gold reserves, will take full advantage of this concept.
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