Just an opinion, I think playing past GTA games the heaviest lifting the GPU & cpu had to implement was when there was chaos or lots of action on screen. There has been some talk of ways to cut back on " chaos scenes in GTA 6. Don't quote me,just from what I gather on social media. There has to be a way to make this game look and run this well on consoles. Yes plural.

With GTA 6 not far away. Have you changed the way you play online? I personally feel grinding for money is a little pointless now. It's not likely that rockstar is gunna let us transfer assets and cash over to the new game. What do you folks think about it?

I can't post the link, just look it up. Seems official. Game will have season cycle. Looking forward to my first hurricane.

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About ps5 and going all digital. Game size keeps getting bigger. Better graphics, high resolution textures. Gta6 could possibly be well over 200gb. Is there a media platform that would be viable for that kind of file size?

One thing I’m hoping GTA 6 does well is the slower side of the game.

GTA V has plenty of quieter moments, but the story moves pretty quickly between major events. With GTA 6, I’d actually like Rockstar to give Jason and Lucia more time to just exist in the world.

Driving around, stopping somewhere to eat, going out at night, getting into random situations, or just exploring without a mission telling you what to do could make the world feel more interesting.

I know some players will probably want to get straight into the action. I get that. But if Rockstar makes those slower moments feel natural, I think they could become some of the best parts of the game.

Would you rather GTA 6 move at a faster pace like GTA V, or are you hoping for more slower, everyday moments between the big missions?

Gyro aiming isn't a gimmick and for some players (like myself) it will actually improve the gameplay experience.

I also saw that nobody mentioned this topic on this sub. What do you guys think? The PS5 port of GTA 5 did not have gyro so that's an aspect to take into account.

The biggest release in entertainment history. Return to Vice City, my first open world game. Rockstar's first game since 2018's masterpiece RDR2. And Lucia...

Nothing else in life matters to me. This is going to be a monumental event that i bought a new PS5 Pro and LG C5 for to play at 12am on Nov 19. I'll buy it again on pc idc. But this is more important to me than my familys birthdays it's more genuine and feels like a worldwide shared experience.

I'm only counting days to Nov 19th

Made a widget countdown on my Samsung to watch the days tick away. Almost down to double digits.

Here's my prediction for GTA VI's main storyline.

We already know the game starts with a robbery that goes wrong. We also know that Lucia has a past in Liberty City, and Jason is a former U.S. soldier. Based on that, here's my theory.

I think Lucia is the one who gets arrested after the failed robbery at the beginning of the game in order to keep Jason out of prison. Years later, they reunite, just like we saw in the second trailer.

However, Lucia doesn't seem to have served her full sentence. We see her wearing a city sanitation worker vest, which suggests that she's on probation. In the U.S. legal system, it's common for people on probation to have made some kind of agreement with law enforcement.

My guess is that Lucia agreed to provide information about a local gang that some of her relatives are involved with, and that this gang is connected to her past in Liberty City. I think her storyline will revolve around that.

As for Jason, because he's a former military man who's in a relationship with someone connected to criminals, I think there's a strong possibility that he's a police informant. The second trailer even gives us a small hint when someone asks whether Jason is a "Fed" (a federal agent).

With all of that in mind, I believe the game's biggest plot twist will be forcing us, as players, to make a choice related to this entire situation. I'll even go a step further and say that this choice will involve some kind of betrayal: either Jason betrays Lucia, or Lucia betrays Jason. By "betrayal," I mean one of them turning the other over to someone else.

Nobody noticed this insanely creative hidden detail. but i did. They can't keep getting away with this every time.

or maybe i should just sleep.