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I believe that's the idea. This feature is made specifically for GTA Online to allow for more business models, properties, or activities to be added though DLCs (like in GTA 5 Online). In GTA 5 Online, the developers have been using the same map of Los Santos for a while now (10+ years), continuously adding new content. However, it can feel a bit restrictive at times. Providing an "upgradable" map could offer Rockstar Games developers more creative freedom for GTA 6 Online.

I think they might keep the vehicle system similar to GTA 5 Online, but with more customization options. Perhaps these extra customization choices will be accessible only after you've unlocked them in the story. Based on the tweet, it seems unlikely that they will introduce a new vehicle system, but I'm hopeful they might consider it. It's possible they'll focus on a progression system that enables unlocking additional customization options for your purchased cars.

I know the product is a "bit" pricey, but it seems like folks are more than willing to splurge to fulfill their cravings or desires. It's quite common to see people buy a brand new console just for one exclusive game, then forget about it. With the hype around GTA 6, it's no different.

Skulls and Bones is more for investors than gamers. It lacks the true pirate game feel, focusing too much on ship battles. Controlling your character in hubs feels disconnected. The pre-order packs and microtransactions seem like a money grab. Overall, playing Skulls and Bones is just tedious. It's like a big disaster happening again. It's all about profits for investors, not gamers.

It would be cool to have a "Bribe Authorities" option to escape from them, like in GTA Online. It could be made available while freely exploring the open world, but not during missions or tasks.

For those unfamiliar with this story, it offers a captivating glimpse into a pivotal moment in Japanese history. This mini series is an adaptation of James Clavell's book, Shogun, which tells a fictionalized account of the life of Will Adams, a real English sailor. In the year 1600, Adams and his crew arrived in Japan, barely alive. Their arrival coincided with a significant power struggle that would determine the future Shogun and shape the destiny of the country for centuries to come. I am highly enthusiastic about this mini series and anticipate that it will receive a rating of 8+ from critics, for sure.

One thing is for sure: they won't give up on the adult content. If they drop the prostitution theme, you'll definitely get some steamy scenes between Jason and Lucia, or the chance to interact and have some passionate encounters.

The French Youtuber CYRILmp4 released a recreation of the highly anticipated GTA VI trailer, featuring scenes set in Miami. The video is on point, capturing the iconic locations and vibes of the city, from the packed beaches to the palm tree-lined streets. It's definitely worth checking out! m2-res_1920p.mp4

People are currently paying $3500 just to scroll on Apple Vision Pro, so it's highly likely that can happen IMO. I've even heard some people admit that they would be willing to pay $120-150 to buy the game.

So, assuming they release an online version of the game (which seems highly likely given the success of GTA Online), do you think they'll make any changes to the mission system? You know, most of the missions involve going to a specific location, taking out the enemies, grabbing the item/loot, and then returning it to your base or another designated spot. Curious to hear your thoughts!

This scene with the alligator in the pool? Another Florida incident, believe it or not. Check out the news report: We might encounter them randomly as we explore these pools around Vice City. That's my guess. 🤔

Someone actually recreated GTA 6 trailer in GTA 4 a couple of days ago. You can check it out here:

There's a 12-year gap between these two games. It's like comparing apples and oranges, right? With new GPUs and technologies being released every single year, game studios have the power to create incredibly realistic games. And I'm absolutely certain that Rockstar Games will use all the available tools to make it a jaw-dropping game.

My choice really depends on where my friends are playing. I have both an Xbox and a PlayStation 5. If most of my buddies are on Xbox, you can bet that's where I'll be. But if they're all on PlayStation 5, I'll join them there without hesitation. After all, gaming is all about the memorable experiences we create together.