V had them. RDR2 had them, hidden behind newspaper clues rather than typed in.
Nothing has been said about this one. Worth asking because cheats are one of the few things that survive from the era when these games were arcade toys, and a game with a criminal profile system and a wanted level built on witness descriptions has more to lose from a spawn a tank button than V did.
That reply is exactly the phenomenon I was asking about. Twenty two years and people still have the code in muscle memory.
Your point about the wanted system is the interesting one. A spawn a vehicle cheat in a game where the police are tracking what car you were seen in is a much messier proposition than it used to be.
Nothing said. The RDR2 approach of hiding them behind in world clues is the one I would expect them to repeat, because it keeps cheats without treating them as a menu option.
They will exist and they will disable trophies, which is what every game has done for fifteen years.
hesoyam or riot
i typed hesoyam into a text message by accident once. it lives in my hands not my head