GTA Pilot: Its now a common term amongst GTA fans from around the world. Over the past 5 years GTA piloting and dogfighting became a culture amongst Grand Theft Auto players. Even though fans got a taste of piloting in previous GTA games such as San Andreas, a serious movement began in Liberty City. Tenacious players took the skies in the hundreds. No regard for the ground soldier, the driver, or the glitcher. Previously unheard of, the circle was invented. From there we got the Annihilator drop shot, the sidewind, the heli troll. Then came the cheapshotters, the spawn killers, the pilot modders. Scrubs were being no smoked, legends were being made, best pilots were being crowned. Just when we thought that the mayhem and disorder in Liberty City were at an all time high...

The Buzzard Arrived

A new generation of GTA Pilots was born. Those who never dreamed of being in air battles were forced to get in the sky and fend for themselves against the onslaught of mayhem brought down by the GTA pilots. Thus came the rocket spammer, unloading missiles recklessly in a desperate attempt to stay alive. The multiplayer lobbies were full, choppers were being shredded, sides were being taken, those roamed the skies alone were being abused. Then a rare breed of GTA pilot emerged from the smoke, created by the cruelties of modern day Liberty City. He reeked a different kind of havoc, unseen before. The players feared him, the clans avoided him, the modders envied him, and the soldiers obeyed him. A new meaning to the term spawn kill was coined. He was a killer, he was a savage, a GTA pilot like no other, he was the lonewolf. The man ready to take on all comers, no matter the numbers, no matter the setting. His mission was to restore order in Liberty City. Until he saw this...

With Grand Theft Auto V showing a clear emphasis on the flying aspect of the game through numerous shots in the GTA V trailer, we can be sure that the piloting experience will not be forgotten in this new edition of Grand Theft Auto. In fact, with the military jet shown flying through Los Santos and numerous other planes visible in the video, Grand Theft Auto V is hinting at taking the GTA piloting experience to the next level. The military fighter jet has 6 missiles attached, which surely have all of the GTA pilots drooling and fantasizing about the possible scenarios of GTA V dogfights in San Andreas 2. If there were any complaints from GTA IV Liberty City, they were that while Rockstar didnt hesitate to litter the game with airplanes and jets, they were not operable by players. Surely, that is about to change...