Poll: Which Confirmed Leonida Side Activity Are You Trying First?
Poll: Which Confirmed Leonida Side Activity Are You Trying First?
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Look, I'd rather be benchmarking ray-traced reflections in the Grassrivers at 4K, but since Rockstar still won't even whisper a PC release date (the Q1 2027 chatter is still just a rumor, as we covered on our PC platforms page), let's talk about what's actually locked in for November 19. The August gameplay showcase confirmed a pile of side activities, and I need to know where you're wasting your first hour. Kayaking through the mangroves? Getting your steps in at a Vice City gym? Maybe testing the physics engine by suplexing a beachgoer in the wrestling ring? The mini-golf frame pacing better be rock-solid, or I'm writing a sternly worded post. Vote below, and drop a comment explaining your choice—especially if it involves pool, because that didn't make the cut for this poll.
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Definitely the kayaking for me. The idea of quietly paddling through the mangroves at golden hour, listening to water lapping and distant swamp wildlife before diving into all the usual chaos, sounds genuinely peaceful. If the environmental audio is half as rich as their last open world, that alone will keep me occupied for hours.
Peaceful until you realize people will be labbing paddle turn-rates and current momentum for river traversal skips. I am genuinely curious how deep the movement mechanics go there versus the gym. If working out provides permanent stamina buffs or animation cancels for standard sprinting, the fitness center is going to be my immediate priority.
The gym immediately brings back memories of grinding stamina and muscle in San Andreas back on the PS2. Constantly mashing buttons while watching CJ visibly bulk up felt so revolutionary back then. I really hope they bring back that kind of tangible progression and stat tracking rather than turning the gym into a shallow, throwaway distraction.