The UG team has released a brand new version of the GTA Underground mod. In case you weren’t aware of, GTA Underground combines the San Andreas, Liberty City, Vice City, Manhunt I/II, Bullworth, and custom maps into one big map.
Version 4.1.7 comes with a grand new installer. The mod now supports 11 languages, including Spanish, Franch, Russian, Dutch, German and more.
Furthermore, this new version packs a number of stability and performance tweaks. Additionally, it fixes various crash fixes. For instance, it fixes a radar legend crash. It also fixes numerous UG-MP synchronization problems, such as vehicle colours not persisting after installing them in a mod shop and not being able to roll up windows again after rolling them down earlier (all vehicles will appear to have no windows).
Moreover, Version 4.1.7 packs numerous map improvements. For example, it fixes collisions in Vice City and restores water in missing spots. It also updates the radar map.
In short, this is a must-have mod for all GTA fans out there, and you can download it from here. This version is fully standalone and you do not need any previous versions to play it. All you have to do is simply use the installer on a clean San Andreas installation and that’s it.
Have fun!
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this is the kind or stuff i wanted so badly around 15 years ago
This sounds cool till you get it running and boot it up… cross from 1 world to the other then realize there wasn’t much of a point to it then don’t touch it again. Be cool if someone made a crazy campaign on it tho.
True, and the mods that are typically released are lackluster. It shows how important the AAA voice acting and writing are to these games.
I’ve played GTA since top down. I, I never did the story. In Any of them. GTAV I went strait to online. Who needs a story?
Well you kinda had to play the story in order to unlock 2/3rds of the map.
How was the online mode for GTA 1 and 2?
It’s a good base for that and otherd mods ala Call of Chernobyl for STALKER.
Annnnd its gone.