Before that, players were in the city of Los Santos, a city full of drunken money, although they also experienced some plot and events.

For example, playing Franklin to steal a motorcycle and then get into a firefight with a local gang, and helping Mike teach him a tennis coach who gave him a big green hat, he has no choice but to provoke the local gang boss and has to rob a jewelry store to pay off his debts.

But although there are some thrills in the process, it is obviously not a big scene.

But when the character of Trevor came out, the tone of the whole game was completely different.

A neurotic person who looks like a madman is properly the villain of evil in other games.

As soon as he came up, he started to kill the boss of another gang, and he was still kind in front and stabbed you in the back.

Even if the player doesn't know the story and experience of Johnny, the somewhat crazy performance is enough to make them feel something.

Follow the members of the Lost Motorcycle, find the other party's lair, and then one person with a gun directly washed the opponent's entire temporary camp.

In particular, Trevor's special ability is two words: violence.

Unlike Franklin, who can enter bullet time when he controls a vehicle, and Mike who can enter bullet time when he is fighting.

When Trevor activates his special ability, the entire screen will become blood-red, and the enemy's attacks during this time will not affect Trevor in the slightest, but Trevor's damage will be multiplied.

For example, an ordinary car, usually sweeping a shuttle will fire at most, but when Trever in a special ability state comes to a shuttle, the vehicle will be directly hit and exploded.

And the follow-up mission about Trevor is also full of irritability, and the only relatively peaceful thing is probably that in the middle of the night, Trevor used the sniper rifle he bought in the armed country to climb to the top of the water tower and let Xiao Luo infiltrate the enemy base camp, and then he used a sniper rifle to assassinate him.

However, this is only temporary, and after completing this sniper assassination scene, Trevor's game content continues to return to the irritable route.

In order to drive someone else's plane away, directly kill all the people in the entire airport.

At the same time, for the sake of his own business, Cui Foo directly entered other people's powder bases, and then killed all of them, and by the way, a fire directly burned down other people's 'factories'.

The explosion, and the direct gunfight link, without a little drag, simply make the player feel cool.

After eliminating all the threats, taking out the competitors, and making sure that his 'business' was okay, Trevor handed over his business to Xiao Luo to take care of, and he took Wade to Los Santos with him to find the man he thought was dead nine years ago.

It can be said that for the character of Trevor, many players were basically surprised when they first appeared, and such a madman is also the protagonist?

Although the previous character Franklin was a black man and was quite ugly, he was at least a normal person, while Mike, despite his betrayal of his friends and a middle-aged uncle who was not very handsome, was also a normal person.

But what about Trevor?

Moody and invisible, and ugly, plus some dialogues based on the plot of the game, telling the player that he is still a bisexual, the combination of these characteristics directly thundered the players.

How did Nebula Games create such a protagonist?

This is probably the most hip-pulling character in the history of Nebula Games, right?

Think about Leon's handsomeness, Geralt's poisonous tongue attribute, tough guy BIGBOSS, even if it's Dumb Link, Tool Man Blue Star, and Plumber Mario, they are all good protagonists, how can they be like Lao Cui? If you're not a good person, forget it, you're still a pervert.

But as the plot continues to advance, especially after Trevor appears on the stage and enters Los Santos with Wade, the fates of the three different characters are inevitably intertwined.

As the plot progresses, more and more stories about Trevor are displayed in front of players, and players' impressions of Trevor at the beginning begin to slowly change.

Trevor is a pervert, something no one can deny, moody and kills without saying a word, or is bisexual, and if the player switches the character to Trevor, they will find that Trevor is either killing someone, or is surrounded by a pile of blood and corpses, or wakes up on the street wearing a hangover in women's clothes like a homeless man.

But there is one thing that Trevor cannot deny, that is, he is extremely righteous to his brother, even after nine years he still misses Mike, and after knowing that Mike is not dead, the first decision he makes is to go to Los Santos to find him, and ask him why he has not been contacted even if he is not dead.

However, when he went to Mike's house, after learning that Mike's daughter was participating in a not very good show, Trevor directly chose to put aside his doubts for a while and went to help Mike find his daughter.

It's this distinct personality that makes many people fall in love with the character because of this special charm, even though Trevor isn't very good-looking and looks like a crazy person.

As the mission progresses, players have a deeper feeling for each character in the game.

I don't feel much about Franklin players, in fact, this is also the least tangled character in the game.

Because Franklin's character is very simple and real, a poor ghost, as long as he can make money, Franklin is willing to do it by any means, stealing cars with Lamarr, robbing jewelry stores with Mike, helping Lester assassinate some big shots, or having a big deal with Mike and Trevor at the end.

The ones that really made players feel entangled were Mike and Trevor.

At first, the player doesn't like Trevor because he seems to be a pervert, but as the story progresses, players start to like Trevor again because he is affectionate enough, and of course, the main point is that the people Trevor kills are not good people.

At the same time, the other character, Mike, is gradually disliked by the players, and in simpler terms, Mike is a villain, a man who betrays his friends in search of glory and wealth.

But as Mike's story unfolds in front of the player, although it doesn't make the player like it directly, it can understand why Mike did those behaviors.

And these contents that players feel are not directly displayed in front of players through the plot of the game, but a kind of moisturizing and silent impact.

Through the outrageous details in the game, players can feel it for themselves and then understand it, which is more memorable than telling players directly through the story.