They said a GTX 750 would likely be the lowest end GPU where you could MAYBE run it minimum

I think it would be a neat idea to use holding spaces like Storage Units to house goods you simply do not want to see anymore. Perhaps some old clothes you wish to no longer have to rummage through in your closet, or some large pieces of furniture you no longer wish to see in your building interface, or maybe even a small vehicle if you feel like you just can't give it up (and have the storage space). With that there would be added fees of course for owning these units. You must pay the bills or suffer the loss if you don't. This could open up the possibility for actually selling units of goods if the owner can't keep up with the bills. A cubical of goods and junk for someone else to own and possibly put to use.

Will Identity’s first person mode be simply a different camera view attached to the character or will it be an entire new way of viewing things seperate from third person mode (better flowing animations and etc) such as Bethesda game titles or Grand Theft Auto V

Since most all of the UI in the game is build into the world (such as ATM screens and gas pump screens) I thought it'd be awesome to feature a 'show screen' emote similar to the many that are already planned in the game. An action where your character would hold out their phone, screen facing away from them, to show others what they just saw. Perhaps you just received a large paycheck or saw something funny on social media which is already going to be in the game, it'd be a neat feature to have. Similar to this, and your player's arm would follow the direction that you move the camera.

While you can get a glimpse of it, I was more asking in the sense of 'will first person be tradition first person or just an alternate camera angle.' If you look at games like Fallout or Grand Theft Auto 5 they have unique animations for everything when using items like guns in first person. Sprinting feels fluid and smooth and appealing. However, games like ARMA 3 just adjust the camera angle for 'first person mode.' Sprinting with a gun thus looks really wobbly and shaky. Example of 'Traditional FPS' which is entirely separate from Third Person Perspective:

When backing so much money you can earn yourself one of a few different starting apartment homes. I wonder though, will it be totally free forever or am I essentially living there for X amount of 'months' freely before I start having to pay bills.

With Town Square's release date close to being announced I really want to know, throughout updates and so on, if progression will ever be wiped during the early access or even full release time of the game.

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Quick and simple, will there be lottery tickets in the game and if so will they actually be interactive?

Both gambling halls and lottery are indeed large in terms of impact. I know that if functional casinos are in game then things like money-shortcuts through microtransactions are a big 'nono' if I remember correctly. Personally, I want to see both of these gambling options in game. But what I really don't want to see is the game getting large controversy over cash microtransactions if they add those. They confirmed some houses and vehicles to be microtransactions but I don't think they said anything about cash

Will vehicles such as cars be able to deteriorate overtime from lack of care/maintenance to eventually the point where you have a junker in your hands and pretty much have to find a new replacement car? While I believe, if its a feature, it should be a very slow process; it really would be neat to see appear in the game. Economy is suppose to be as accurate as it can be and I can see this greatly effecting the wealth of some players. Another question I wanted to ask is if vehicle repairs will be cheap and easy or more demanding. Say you got into a collision with a street pole and now you have a nasty dent in your vehicle. Will the damage be persistent forever until repaired for a costly amount (especially without insurance) or will it be something cheap like a $100 quick fix. I'm hoping for the more realistic path of the two. Now that I think of it though, could city destruction fines be issued to players for collisions with items like lamp posts or signs?

Bank robberies are one of many illegal activities that criminals may participate in. The take all depends on the amount of cops present at the scene. Basically: Higher Difficulty=Bigger Payout. However, I think it would be cool if you could put some more creativity in the planning and perhaps even complete a majority of the heist in a cop-free phase. Police chasing the crew after the scene is inevitable, but atleast there wouldn't be cops swarming when you crack the vault (with a lot of added effort of course to pull off). Perhaps even being able to tip off inside workers to arrange something that'll help the crew such as disarming the radio transceivers that detonate she packs in cash or looping camera feed.

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So long as my crippling anxiety doesn't break me down first! I hope there are some banks that are smaller and larger though. Maybe one farther in the outskirts of town. Tiny and easier to tacking with a smaller gang. 4 sounds about average but 2-3 would be generous if possible

So I essentially need a team of like, 8+ to ever make it you're saying?

Will vehicle space (trunk space) be a very important asset to the game? I really want to know because I backed enough money for the used motorcycle but am afraid I am only punishing myself for paying that extra amount of money. I back this game up 100% but I almost feel like the motorcycle or even the dirt bike is a downgrade due to the lack of a storage space. With the bike you can't really conceal large illegal guns, carry any piece of furniture, can hardly carry food/drink, and it takes up the only space I have in my garage. My concern for this comes from my previously posted thread in the suggestions forums here:

Not so much of the button, vans primarially have that. But many older and newer cars with an actual trunk have a type of 'rip cord' which you can pull to open the trunk assuming someone ever got locked in. It hangs from the roof of the door. If your hands were tied from the front it's be easy to grab. If you were restrained from behind however it's a bit more difficult

Phone auto correct sucks... also, I think trunking could work in a few ways. Maybe allow the hostage to bump around a bit, make some noise. Also, some cars often have a release hatch, so you'd have to be smart with the vehicle choice.

Restrain them, blindfold them, put them in the trunk of a hijacked car, and jump it into the ocean. You'll be the serial killer with no trace to follow

I understand what you mean there, LuckyDuck. But isn't it the cameras inside of the bank which mark the armed robbers and thus notify police? Couldn't the criminal gang devise a plan which would delay police notification in some way such as looping camera feed from a tipped off insider or something? That aswell as holding hostages to prevent calls to emergency services (assuming players physically hold their phones in game at use). I know this is just a suggestions thread but I think there should be someway to atleast temporarily keep word of the robbery from getting out there immediately to the law enforcements.

That part has been confirmed already, but I'm suggesting a possible sneaky route which will take skill for sure. A well rewarding way to handle things

Back when I was looking through the backer rewards I noticed something I am now a bit skeptical about after pledging $100 to get the used motorcycle as my vehicle. The problem is... its not a car! It doesn't have storage space or anything which would be important in game. Which is why I suggest possibly being allowed to sell or trade in the motorcycle for a car of equal value ranking higher than the Rusted Car since we backed more money for the vehicle. Could a dev or moderator please clear this up as I feel it is quite an important thing to be considering.

Well the pledge gives a one-vehicle garage space for one vehicle. But if there is a way we can somehow put away the bike, housing it possible elsewhere in the game (likely a space outside of the apartment garage) then I think I'd be mostly happy with that. I appreciate the responses and hope I can hear back from you about selling the vehicle or whatever. Feeling a bit relieved already.

So what you're saying is: unless you downgrade your pledge for a car, you'd need to, instead, upgrade to a 2 car garage space if you ever wanted to own another vehicle, such as a car. If that's the case then that's a bit disappointing... I hope they consider changing this.

Would we atleast be able to sell it for a price relatively close to the cost of a car in-game though?