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We can pet doggies 😍
oh, and i suppose some shooting and driving of a highly illegal nature![]()
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We can pet doggies 😍
oh, and i suppose some shooting and driving of a highly illegal nature![]()
lol yeah I kept saying that looks like a bucket e30 with rabbit or 90s Scirocco lightsIt annoys me that their E30 Cab has door handles from VW Rabbit...
Otherwise... I must admit... The game is like living in a movie
No wonder the trailer is on Netflix, delivering the highest quality visual in 4K
Wait the whole thing? FREE OF CHARGE? You're kidding!With the YouTube compression, it is barely proper 4K anymore
Rockstar uploaded the video on their website and you can download it directly. It is 14GB
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Grand Theft Auto VI - An Extended Look - Rockstar Games
Captured entirely from in-game footage on PlayStation 5, this extended look at the next Grand Theft Auto showcases the biggest, most immersive evolution of the series yet.www.rockstargames.com
Speaking on the Kinda Funny Gamecast, Kinda Funny’s Andy Cortez and Greg Miller revealed that they asked Rockstar North co-studio head Rob Nelson about the potential for microtransactions in GTA, as well as the use of generative AI in its development. Both reported that the answer to both questions was simply “no.”
Ties in with what the IGN article said about making money being a bigger part of the game. No way to skip it with Shark cards, save those for the Online nonsense.“Can you use your own real-world money to buy things in the game? No monetization,” Cortez said. “I asked point blank, ‘is AI in the game?’ No AI,” Miller continued.
I’ll amaze myself if I’m playing it from my age at 55 through to if I make it to 69.
Ties in with what the IGN article said about making money being a bigger part of the game. No way to skip it with Shark cards, save those for the Online nonsense.
They kinda had to with all the leaks forcing their hand. Who's going to bother with a Netflix subscription to watch a 30 minute game trailer when you've got someone allegedly* threatening to spoil the entire game story?Wait the whole thing? FREE OF CHARGE? You're kidding!
There’s also a deliberate effort to not let you feel as overpowered as you could in previous GTA games, where you could freely gun down civilians if you wanted to, so long as the cops don’t catch you.
‘I think in previous GTA games you were a bit all-powerful. You were the only one with an invisible arsenal hidden away. Apart from the police, everyone would run in terror from you if you started acting out. This world in GTA 6 is not like that,’ explains Nelson.
Making a clear distinction between Single Player and the crazy sandbox of Online is fine with me. I avoid the latter for a reason.![]()
New GTA 6 previews confirm affinity mechanic, Red Dead honour system and more
A ton of extra GTA 6 info has been shared via new US previews, such as how the game builds upon Red Dead Redemption 2 and that you can influence Jason and Lucia’s romance.metro.co.uk
Some people/children are going to absolutely hate this
The profile system also seems interesting. Sounds like it's teaching players how to better & smarter criminals.
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New GTA 6 previews confirm affinity mechanic, Red Dead honour system and more
A ton of extra GTA 6 info has been shared via new US previews, such as how the game builds upon Red Dead Redemption 2 and that you can influence Jason and Lucia’s romance.metro.co.uk
Some people/children are going to absolutely hate this
The profile system also seems interesting. Sounds like it's teaching players how to better & smarter criminals.
See?Too funny. When the chaos of the first GTAs were putting fear into adults about the influence of violent games towards children. Now, the latest game is more realistic in just about preaching there are consequences for violent actions. It’s too real.
It’s crazy though. Being cunning requires more thinking and this game is going to delve more into clever thievery. Maybe staying under the radar might be a theme youth start to learn in this day.Right.
I’m looking at it from an exploration point of view. There are more recreational things to do in VI. If the merit system is supposed to reward players for being smart rather than chaotic, that’s fine by me.I'm not able to type much right now, but suffice it to say that I have very mixed feelings about GTA VI - I realise I'm getting old, but I really don't like this series any more, and the trailer on Netflix last night left me cold and a bit disgusted to be honest. I get that it looks absolutely incredible, but I'm finding it increasingly difficult to see the point of games like this.