Emergency Lighting System V brings one of the most popular modifications ever created for a GTA title (ELS-IV) to Grand Theft Auto V. ELS-V will add a whole new dimension to your patrols. With a fresh look and many more features than its predecessor, it's also sure to brighten up your game and satisfy the emergency lighting enthusiast in anyone. Emergency Lighting System V brings one of the most popular modifications ever created for a GTA title (ELS-IV) to Grand Theft Auto V. ELS-V will add a whole new dimension to your patrols. With a fresh look and many more features than its predecessor, it's also sure to brighten up your game and satisfy the emergency lighting enthusiast in anyone. GTA 5 Mods For All Consoles! Xbox One, PS4, Xbox 360, & PS3! In Grand Theft Auto V, TXAA is offered alongside MSAA and FXAA, giving gamers a total of seven anti-aliasing options to suit their system's performance, and their personal tastes. Below, the seven options are compared in a series of interactive comparisons (note, to enable TXAA, MSAA 2x or 4x must be selected first, then TXAA set to 'On').

This is a tutorial video for configuring the gampad or controller with GTA V so you can play with it. GTA V is so amazing that it supports any gaming control.

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This page contains a guide on how to max out all stats in Grand Theft Auto V (GTA 5), including the fastest, easiest and most efficient methods to do level them up in the game, as well as recommended missions and locations.

How to Max Out All Stats

There are various stats that players need to level-up in Grand Theft Auto V (GTA 5) which are enhanced by doing various activities found throughout the game. Below are some of the easiest methods to increase each stat to its maximum level, as well as recommended activities, missions and locations to do them.

Strength

Find a bus and jump on top of it. Once on the bus, stomp on it as the bus cruises around town. You’ll need to careful you don’t fall off since the bus is constantly moving. Another method is to take a Contact Mission (preferably the one from Gerald) where there won’t be any cops going after you. After taking the mission, you can head to the pier or anywhere where there is a lot of people and start punching them.

You can also open the creator and start a deathmatch. You need to set the kill count to 50 and remember to set up the spawn points to be near each other. Afterwards, use Jerry can as the forced weapon. For the time limit, set it up to be reasonably high then save the created deathmatch. Start the deathmatch and just kill everyone until no one is left.

Golf can also increase strength much more than any of the other sports.

Shooting

Similar to increasing strength, you can max out the Shooting stat by jumping on the bus and shooting it at the middle. Just remember to bring as much pistol ammo as you can. You can also do survival missions or the Ammunation Shooting Ranges challenges. It is recommended to unlock the AP pistol before completing all of the challenges (the third pistol challenges lets you use the AP pistols auto-fire, which will be easy if you strafe from side to side while aimed at the target).

Stamina

Riding a bicycle and taking it to any of the game’s highways is a good way of maxing out your stamina. Another way is to take a swim in the ocean and putting a rubber band on you controller (this will allow you to swim in a circle). You can also do Triathlons to easily level up stamina.

Stealth

Similar to maxing out stamina, going into stealth mode and walking around will increase your stealth stat over time. Put on a rubber band again on your controller and it should be maxed at around an hour or a little longer.

Driving

You can get on a motorbike at night to the Olympus Freeway while avoiding incoming cars and other vehicles. It is big road running north-east out of the city. The driving stat increases faster the more near-misses you make.

Lung Capacity

Generally, the lung capacity stat is improved by swimming underwater. If you have a scuba gear, you can dive and keep yourself underwater to gradually increase the stat. If not, just swim underwater and occasionally come up for air. This is one of the hardest stats to max in the game.

Flying

You can go into the flight schools or do air races to quickly increase the flying stat. Another method is to get a small single-propeller plane and go to Trevor’s air field. You will need to perform bunny hops (after quickly taking off, you have to let the wheels touch the ground for a second, then increase altitude again) to constantly “take off” and “land” multiple times, which should be done correctly for them to be counted.

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Until 2 years ago, I used to be a PC person. I had a giant tower desktop computer with fans with flashing lights. I replaced that with a maxed-out MacBook Pro so that I could start traveling and work from anywhere. The problem is, since then I’ve missed PC gaming. All that startup stuff gets so incredibly boring after awhile, and we need to destress. Why even leave your computer screen to destress when you can do it ON YOUR COMPUTER? YES! YES! FREEDOM OF REALITY!

So let’s browse the games in Apple’s App Store, well, they’re not so great. It’s kind of the iOS type stuff but then for OSX. Pretty very very shit.

But that’s stupid, because the MacBook Pro 15″ has two graphic cards, and they’re actually pretty powerful. And the MacBook Pro 13″ and MacBook Air have on-board graphic cards, but they’re fine to play PC games from a few years ago (like Skyrim). So it’s a bit of a shame, we can’t play games on it. And well, destress.

How about GTA V? It’s come out for PC a few months ago, so I wanted to see if I could get it working on my MacBook Pro. I was pretty sure I couldn’t, but I still wanted to try. I mean I’ve been wanting to play this for years, but never had a device for it. I mean, YOU NEED TO PLAY THIS, RIGHT?

I know you can run Windows on Mac with Parallels. But it’s a virtualization app, so it’d never run it with any high performance as the graphics drivers are virtual (software emulated) and not native (hardware). Try it with any game, it’ll probably crash even before playing it, or it’ll be extremely slow.

But then there’s Boot Camp, which lets you run Windows natively (without virtualization) and with high performance on your Mac. After it’s installed you’ll have to reboot to switch to Windows, but that only takes half a minute each time.

**Since Apple doesn’t like Windows, it makes it REALLY EXTRA SUPER hard to get Boot Camp to work. Obviously cause they hate Windows and never want you to use it. I get it. But that means it’s full of stupid bugs that you have to figure out yourself how to fix. It took me 10 days. Yes. 10 days of tears. Maybe that’s why I don’t know anybody using Boot Camp. So to save you all the PAIN and time, here is my tutorial with all the tricks to get it working.
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What you’ll need

16GB USB stick (not an SD card!), I tried a 8GB one as Apple recommends it, but it wasn’t big enough, yup WHATEVER!
Windows 8 ISO file, in a perfect world you’d buy this from Microsoft, but they make it really hard and want to ship you a physical CD (what the fuck, it’s 2015, let me buy an ISO), so just find an ISO file of Windows somewhere (okay fine, Microsoft, I guess you don’t WANT my money)
Steam account to buy GTA V PC (it’s about $50 I think, worth it because you can play it online if you buy it legally)

Prepare Boot Camp

First search for Boot Camp Assistant on your Mac. Click Continue and you’ll see this:

If this is your first time, select ALL boxes. The first one makes your USB stick loaded with Windows and OSX’s boot camp loader, the second one is the Boot Camp drivers it adds, the third one sounds weird but means it’ll partition your drive to set up Windows.

So now click Continue:

Gta 5 Mac Controls